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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-08, Page 10WEDNESDAY, kw THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TEN W •• M'S S . SHEE Dedication Celebratioi DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP DATE — SUNDAY, 'MAY 12, AT 2:30 PM SPEAKERS — RAY ERB, NEWTON GINGRICH SPECIAL MUSIC EVERYBODY WELCO Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 MAY 12th Family Sunday No Sunday School Sunday School will meet at 10:40 a.m. to attend church service 11 a.m. Morning Worship LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A. Minister MAY 12th ' Christian Family Sunday 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship POINT TO PONDER Not where I' breathe but where I love, I live. Robert Southwell C.G.I.T. NEWS Luc know Canadian Girls in Train- The regular meeting, of the ing was opened with a sing song led by Mrs. Robert Nicholls. Lynn Flphick was welcomed as a new member and received her pin from the President, Cathy Jamie- son. During the business a letter was read frorri the C.G.1.T. Fost- er child in Peru. The girls are planning for a Graduation Service on May 26 iriThe Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Harold Nicholson led in the game "Number Change". The mission film "Nendeni" was view- ed and -Mrs. Gordon Cayley led in a discussion about this film of the work of the Presbyterian church in Kenya , Africa . The meeting was closed with. taps. South Kinloss Mrs,. Ted Collyer was hostess to the South Kinloss Women's Miss- ionary Society on Wednesday, May 1. There were 18 members present. The President Mrs. Bruce Harnilton opened the meeting with a poem, "Mother's Love" follow- ed by the singing of the hynin "Sweet is the solemn voice that calls". Members were reminded of the W. M.S. Presbyterial to be held in Ripley May 13th, 2 and 7 p.in, Mrs. Ira Dickie a,nd Mrs. Douglas Graham to be delegates. The supply money of 2.00 per mem- ber is to be paid to Mrs. Allan MacIntyre. 'The roll call was answered with a verse containing the word Mother,. • The Bible Study and meditation was given by Mrs. ,Donald C. Mac. Intyre, reading Colossians '2: 4-2.a"-, with a question and answer period. The hymn "Simply Trusting Every Day" was sung. Mrs. Ira Dickie gave a review from The Glad. Tidings of 1973 reading a poem "Mother". Mrs. Eyan Keith read an editorial "Singing Watera". Mrs. Alvin Schmidt, Mrs. Lloyd MacDotigall and Mrs._ Harold LANGSIDE Peter de Boer was home for the week end from St. 'Joseph's Hos- pital, London. Austin took part in the Prayer Circle. Mrs. Phillip' Steer read a poem of her own composing entitl- ed "Mother" The offering was received with Mrs. Leopard Mac- hines giving the offertciry prayer. This was followed by a Quizz by Mrs. Ira Dickie, Mothers of the Bible. Mrs. Harry Lavis gave courtesy remarks. . The closing hymn "All the way. my Saviour leads me" was sung and the meeting closed with pray- er by Mis. •Lorne Sparks. A social half hour followed. Rev . Glenn Noble of NC was in charge Of communion vices on Sunday. Cheryl Ann, daughter of l4 and Mrs. George Young ofLa side , was baptized on Sundays, Nancy de Boer, daughteof and Mrs. Peter de Boer and Wiersma , daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wally Wiersma, were confirmed on Sunday,' Mrs. George Young entena" friends and neighbours ataS ley Party on Friday evening,i Heather Young and Chad have the chickenpox. Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin ofI ham and, Mr. and Mrs. Clai¢ Johnston of Belgrave visited, and 1\iirs. George Young andf ily on the week end, 11MIT All5 GET RESULTS • •fteto.."..P."1.who4.0%.,..""040%.9-4.0%,"" a LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort ' Pastor "."."*.Wii"M•040%"."1•••••••04414.•.%.".ev Port Albert A.C.W. The May meeting of Christ Church Anglican Church Women, Port Albert, was held at the'church on May 1st with 10 members attend- ing. The first hour was spent cleaning the"church, and.at 3 p.m, the meeting opened with the Hymn "Come let us sing of a wonderful love" followed by the Member's Prayer and the Lord's Prayer repeat. ed in unison. Scripture was read by Mrs. Edith Hoy. Minutes and corres- 2ondence were read, which in- :luded two invitations, one from Dungannon U.C. W. for May 21st at 8.30 p.m. and the other from Goderich A .C. W. for May 2Ist at 8.00 p.m. ' The treasurersleport was 'given by Mrs. Cora Cook and the roll call, Give the second line of a hymn ,• was answered by all presen Business was conducted which in- cluded setting the date of the Bazaar which will be held on July 27th. A contest was conducted by Mrs Barb Haydgn. with Mrs. Viola Petrie winning the prize , follow ed by a prayer by Mrs. Alma Black. Mrs. Viola Petrie gave a reading "The Rummage Sale". The meeting closed with p:a er . and lunch was served b\ Mrs. Cora. Cook, hostess in charge. VMS Presents Pin And Certificates The May meeting of the Luck , now Presbyterian Women'S Mission- ary Society was held on Wednes- day, May 1st in the Presbyterian Church, with 17 members present: Mrs. James Little presided and opened the meeting with 'a verse on,Spring followed by hymn 140 • "For the beauty of the earth". The Bible Study was taken `by Mrs. Morgan Henderson on "Gates of Wonder". Mrs. William Porteous led in prayer. . Mrs. Glenn Noble reported on' the. Synodical meeting held in Chesley. Mrs. John Adams re- ceived the offering and Miss Nellie Malcolm gave the offer- ing prayer. Mrs. Noble played a piano, solo which was enjoyed• by all. • The scripture verses-from Acts were read in unison. The Mission study on "A Wave of Witnesses" took the form of a panel - consisting of Mrs. Noble Johnston, Mrs. Wm. Porteous, Mis. Maud Sherwood, Mrs. Glenn Noble, Mrs. Robert Reid, Mrs. Wm. Stanley, Mrs. Earl MacDon- ald and Mrs. George Kennedy', stressing that we.must aim to wit- ness in today's world through word and deed. Hymn 797 "We've a. start' to tell to the Nation" was sung with Miss Margaret Malcolm at the piano. Wallace • 'son favoured with two readins, Friendship is a garden and Seeds of Happiness. Sn.irie:, and ?„2.11;a:E.,. Loree sang "In the '..1.7-ard,er," ac- companied at the piano by their mother Mrs. Auttiz.Loree. Life rnembershin certificates were presented to Johnston and Miss :,'.,a_4,-aret coLm Mrs.. Rob:. Re td. :,"ss Nellie :/.,,alec;:c. was b,:,-semec with a Eck -1.-.fe m •— embsa: Mrs. :enc.e.-.:scr. cc be- r~alf of t"ne service.. 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