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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-09, Page 34• AGI TEN. KQG,N:! REGISTRATION LUCKNOW CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL FRIDAY,, MAY 18 ..9 THE, I-UCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY HAM, & SALAD SUPp NILE UNITED CHUB MAY 23rd ,Kinlough AC1 Mrs.. Ronald Thacker was host- ess for the meeting of the Anglic- an Church Women at her home on Thursday afternoon May 10th. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh was in charge and gave a thought for to- day. Mrs. Art Haldenby read the scripture and prayers followed. The Prayer partners' secretary, Mrs. Howard Thompson announc- ed that our prayer partners Rev. and Mrs. George.Honour will be moving to Carrot River, Saskat - chewan where they will carry on their ministry. In keeping with. Mother's Day, Mrs. Roy Collins , - LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH .., J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor ServlcOs:' 10:00; a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. ' Service VISITORS WELCOME . , LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A. Minister. ' MAY 20tH 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship' Those wishing transportation to church contact Wm. G. Hunter. 528-2741 POINT TO PONDER Always endeavour to be really what you would wish to appear. ►•*••••••••*•••*•••*••••4 • Lucknow • • Rev. Glenn Noble, B.At , B.D.' ••Z i • • Z1973 IS CENT,EM,NIAL YEAR j ; OF THIS CHURCH • ♦ MAY 20th • Sacrament of Baptism .. • 10 a.m. Sunday School • 11 a.m. Morning Worship • • Rev. George L. Douglas will .will be guest speaker Sunday,.. May 27th Presbyterian Church Minister Phone 528-2740 • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • i • • • •• •. • • The Centennial Book is available • at' The Lucknow Sentinel, Fish- . •errs Barber Shop and from Mrs. • iEnaHenderson. • ••: 4••••••••••••••••••••••4 gave a splendid meditation on "Mother", from the book "Keep-. ers of the Springs". Everyone answered .the roll call with "A woman of the. Bible" . Prayer was offered for the husband and /tam ily of a faithful A.C.W. mem- ber the late Jean Smith.. The social convener, Mrs.. Bert Nich- olson expressed appreciation to those who assisted with the lunch- eon after the funeral at the•Holy- rood Hall. This being a work meeting a quilt was quilted during the after- noon and the meeting closed with prayer and .Grace. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs.' Howard Thompson and Mrs. Bert Nicholson. Mrs. Roy Schneller gave the courtesy re- marks. Mrs. George Graham will be the June hostess. Mrs. David Haldenby and Miss Edna Boyle are program conveners. Trinity UCW: The May meeting of Trihity United -Church Women was held in the Church basement on Thursday afternoon with an attendance of 21 ladiee' and 6 children. Mrs. Jim Hunter opened the meeting with a short poemand then hymn 124 was sung, .follow- ing which all repeated the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Wm. Livingston read the scripture, and the medita- tion was given by Mrs. Chester Hackett. Mrs. Livingston then read a verse about an Indian Mother and .Mrs. Hackett closed he devotions with prayer. The ladies of Trinity are invit- ed to Kingsbridge Church on June 12 at 9 p.m. to hear Mrs. M. Gensen who is to give a talk on foods. We were reminded of our 'Church Anniversary to be held June 3. The ladies plan to clean the Church the preceding Tues- day. Our June meeting Will be the Grandmother's meeting and ' we hope to have a good attend- ance for it. • Mrs..A11x'Hackett led the Bible -Study which she conducted with a question and answer period on the parable of the wedding dinner. Mrs. Warren had the Study Book which she presented in the ;form of a skit with 2 doctors and a nurse and several patients as the cast, giving us a good exam- ple how some of our work in the U.C.W. can get in wrong chan- nels if we are not careful. Mrs.• Chester Hackett then gave a short reading on kindness•and charity. Mrs. Alex Hackett then read some wise sayings about worry, friends and Missions and closed with, a short part of the Trinity Tattler. The meeting closed with hymn 129. The annual spring plant sale was then held,. with Mrs. Charles Wilkins taking,the auctioneer's task. A dainty, lunch was served by the committee in • charge., The hostess for the June meeting is Mrs. Allan Ritchie. Busy Buddies The Busy Buddies held • their • meeting in the Presbyterian Church basement on Thursday, May 10th. Miss Jean. Scott of Goderich at- tended this meeting in order to • speak .to the group. Audrey Mac- Donald attended and. made the introductions. Yoga exercises opened this meeting and since Linda Johnston was not present .everyone contri- buted to,this p,art of the program.. Unknown to the group Miss Scott had done extensive study of yoga and therefore all benefited a great deal by her presence. Call to worship was given by Marg Wilson .. The scripture read - ing Psalm 67 was repeated in uni- son. Hymn 469 was sung, 0 Master Let Me Walk With Thee Marg Wilson led in prayer. ' Miss Scott gave an interesting talk on psychology and dealt main= ly with children. • She touched on self -analysing and the power of thought. It was an interesting talk and thoughts were expressed by the ladies throughout. A delicious lunch was enjoyed, served by June Gilchrist and. Irene Haldenby. It was at this time that a gift of appreciation was. presented to Miss Scott. Over tea and coffee it was dec- ided about the next meeting to be June 12th and this will be the last meeting unti4 fall. • It was also decided ,to write to . . Dominion Life Choir in Waterloo to ask if they might come to the Church too put on a concert early next fall. Possibly these funds could be used for a nursery. Sterbng Trusts COrporatjon Guaranteed Trust Certjfj Today's interest rate: Let yourmoney make money. Good interest is guaranteed with our 5 year term deposits. (Other terms available}, Minimum deposit 5500.' CaII or visit your nearest Sterling Trusts representative: . Mr. Alex MacNay, Miller MacKenzie L Box, 125, Lucknow, Ontario . ' Ripley, Ontario Phan*: 528.3100 Head Office Fhone'395d01 ' 372 Bay Street Toronto 416-364-7495 • LANGSIDE Several ,ladies from the: area *enjoyed an evening of 'Food Ad - ventures with. Aylmer and Del Monte' at the Teeswater Presby- • terian Church. Jim Orr of London visited his mother Mrs. Orr and Bob Sunday. LANGSIDE C.O.C. The first meeting of the Lang - side C.O.C.' was held Sunday dur- ing the church service, Na Boer opened the meeting by ing everyone in.a singsong; group then divided to work class activities. Helen Wi read the first chapter of the book. Everyone enjoyed'th "Upset the fruit basket", 'J loves me' was sung in the language Everyone repea scripture lesson Psalm 24;1, Young led in prayer and P. 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