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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-15, Page 10THE :COi Schoolhouse On Highway 21, 1 Mile North Of Kintail IN THE FORMER KINTAIL SCHOOL SATURDAY, MAY 18 ANTIQUES — OLD FURNITURE -- CRAFTS AND THINGS POINT TO PONDER The courage we desire and prize is not the courage to die decently but to live manfully. Thomas Carlyle DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Orris Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME irella9•409.W.04.0W.9.1"."."9".••••"Iw THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 MAY 19th 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Anniversary Services KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII • RIPLEY Sunday, May 26 REV. J. R. MacDONALD Roseville, Michigan A4K•i' 1 .01 Trinity U.C.W. The May meeting of. Trinity United Church Women was held in the Church basement o4 Thurs- day afternoon, with an attendance of 22 and one child. The meeting opened with the singing of Hymn l99, "For the beauty of the Earth" and all re- peated the Lord's prayer in unison. The President. • Mrs..Charles Wilkins gave a short poem "If You Have a Garden". Devotions follo4ed with Mrs. Torn Helmteading a verse and leading in prayer. This is My Father's World" was repeated in unison., Mts. Frank Ritchie read the scrip- ttire , and hymn 330, was sung. Mrs. Helm gave the meditation which was "On Building". Mrs. Rank Ritchie continued the devo- tions with further meditation on Love, and the closing verse of "Love Divine" was sung. A skit was presented on the "Life of Naomi", with Mrs. Cliff Men- ary , Mrs. Allan Ritchie and Mrs.' Torn Helm taking the different parts. Hymn 611 "Saviour Teach Me Day by Day" was sung. Devo- tions closed with prayer by Mrs. Helm. Mrs. Alex Hackett gave a reading, "The Meanest Mother in the World" which had a good les- son in it for us all. , Mrs. Chester Hackett had the study book, with the topic "Mis- sion To-day". She was assisted by Mrs. Frank Alton, Mrs. Donald Hackett, Mrs. Wm. Andrew , and Mrs.' Cliff Kilpatrick, she also had some thought provoking questions for us. and then Mrs. Hackett , closed with prayer. Our next meeting will be the Gra,ndmother's meeting, inune. It was decided to give the Church a spring clean- ing on May 28. After the business portion of the meeting the president closed with prayer. As it was the annual Spring Plant and Bake Sale, the auctioneer quickly disposed of the many articles. A dainty lunch followed by the committee.in charge. Lucknow Unit 3 Unit 3- of Lucknow United Church Women met in the Fellowship room of the church on May 7, with fourteen members present. Mrs. Glen Walden opened the meeting with a poem, Spring Time. Hymn 674, The Glory of the Spring, was sung, accompan- ied by Mrs. E. W. Rice. This was followed by the Lord's prayer. The roll call was answered by, naming a favourite hymn. Mrs. Walden made a number of announcements. A movie will be shown in the Fellowship room on Saturday, May 11. An invita- tion was received to attend St. Helens U.C. W. Thankoffering May 13 at 8.30 p.m. A Hobby Sale will be held at the June meeting 'of Unit 3.. Mrs. Charles McDonald, reporting for social functions made arrange- ments for a 'mother and daughter banquet May 9. Mrs. James Ritchie reported for community friendship and Mrs. John Mac- Murchy for supply: Following this business,, period the three afternoon units met to gether for a program, A meaning- ful worship service was presented by Mrs. Sam Gibson and. Mrs. -N. J. MacKenzie. A reading "Lit- tle Things" was given by Mrs. Eldon Ritchie and Miss Helen Thompson favoured with a solo, accompanied by Mrs. Jack Kil- patrick. The main feature of the pro- gram was a film Nendeni, which was introduced by Mrs. Walden. Rev. Nicholls operated the pro- jector. T his was a very interest- ing and informative film portray- ing the work of the church among many groups of people in Kenya , Africa. The word Nendeni, means Go Ye. A discussion fol- lowed and Mrs. p.aynard Ackert' closed the meeting with prayer. Tea was served by ladies of the three units. Kinlough A.C.W. • KINLOUGH NEWS Mrs. Ronald Thacker was host- ess for the meeting of the Kin- lough Anglican Church Women. This was a work meeting and a quilt was quilted chiring the. after - noon. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh pres- ided for the devotional part and read an article on "Love" from the Living Message. Mrs. Art Hald - enby was in charge of,the scripture with prayers following. A lovely meditation on 'The Samaritan Woman" was given by Mrs. Roy Collins. The word for the roll call was "A woman of the Bible" and the meeting Closed with pray- er . Miss May Boyle gave the court- esy remarks. Mrs. George Gra- ham will be the June hostess and it will be a devotional meeting with Mrs. Midford Wall and Mrs.. David, Haldenby conveners. St. Augustine CWL The St. Augustine Catholic WOrnen's League meeting was held in the Parish Hall on Tuesday,. May 7th. with a good attendance and the president Mrs. Wm. Kina- han presiding: Father Dentinger opened the meeting with the League prayer. Mrs. Cyril Boyle read the cor- respondence, a thank you card from Stephen Hickey and a letter from U.C. W. Dungannon and also HurOnview workshop at Clinton. Mrs. Lena Hickey gave the treas- urer's report. Mrs. Gus Redmond reported two get well cards were sent out to Brian Leddy and Norman Fdran. The same executive was voted in for the second term, 1974-75. • A gas stove, has been installed in the , Parish Hall by the C. W.L. Mrs. Marie Hibert and Mrs. Bill Andrews are appointed to audit the books. It was decided to cater to a wedding 8eptember 21st at Saitford Valley Hall, Sun- day , May 12 Ma$s of Our Lady of Good Council and Sunday May 26 is to be Crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary. An executive meeting is to be held Monday evening May 20th, Father Dentinger gave an inter- esting talk on the involvement of the young people on Liturgy. A plant sale will be held at .the June meeting. The meeting closed with pray- er, Lunch was served by 'the hostess in charge. Lucknow Unit .' Unit 1 Lucknow United Church Women held their regular meet- ing in the church parlor on Tues- day , May 7. Mrs. Sam Gibson opened the meeting with a poem. The hymn Happy the home was sung follow- ed by prayer. The roll call was answered by 15 with a verse on Mother. The business was dealt with. There will be a film in the church on May 11, also an executive meeting on May 14 at 8 p.m. We have an invitation from St. Helens U.C. W. for. Monday, May 13 when Mary MacIntyre will give a talk and show slides on Africa. The general "meeting is on May 21. A Hobby sale will•be in June at our regular meeting at Mrs. Wal- . ter Dexter's home. Mrs. Clarence Bell gave a report on social func-, tions and made arrangements for the mother and daughter banquet on May 9th. Mrs. Nelson Ray- nard for supply and welfare asked for the used clothing, pieces for quilts, plastic bags, etc: to be sent in by June 1st or taken to the next meeting.- We then closed our meeting and joined Units 2 and 3 for devotion- al and to view the film Nendeni in the fellowship roorn., Ludinow Uni The May meeting of Inc United Church Women, U was held in the church fe room with fifteen member eta. Mrs. Charlie Ander ed the meeting with a pe "Spring Cleaning". The roll call was MO naming your favourite hy Robert. Campbell gave the er's report. Mrs. Russell reported on social functi° our unit. and Mrs. Alex A reported on supply and we The remainder 'of the nit held in conjunction with Hymn '304 was sung foil the scripture reading and'` by Mrs. Leonard Ritchie. Eunice Durismuir favoured solo and Mrs, Bryce Elli95 reading. Mrs. Evans Helm gavel troduction on the film we about to see "Mendeni". film was on work done by Presbyterian Church of Ca Kenya , Africa. Following the showing° film Mrs. Helm led us in a cussion period. f The Mee Closed with Hymn 249 fe the benediction. Lunch was served and a half hour followed , 11 °a.m. - 8 p.m. GUEST:-MINISTER " • STOREKEEPERS WENDY HERBERT AND SUE McKAY INVITE EVERYONE FOR COFFEE AND COOKIES ON OPENING DAY, SATURDAY, MAY 18th "."."6"0.%".0•0"00"1"."""1"94."1"1"..4". 1-•-•+++•÷444-04-04-404 4-40-41+4".$ ÷. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A. Minister MAY 19th 10:00 a.m. Sunday. School 11:00 a.m. Morning _Worship C.G.I.T. Graduation Service will be held in the Lucknow Presby- terian Church May 26 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. LUCKNOW . CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor Services: 10:00, a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. Service (Dutch, 1st Sunday of the month) Entertained By Whitechurch WHIT ECHURCH NEW On Tuesday, May 7 whit church United Church Worn held their Thankoffering in the chttich. The preside Mrs. Milian Moore presid and welcomed the member their society., guests Irons vale, St. Helens,',Challnet byterian a.nd Trinity. All sang Lord while'fora kind w e .pray which. was f by reading in unison of Pea The scripture was read by Elm-er King. Mrs, 'Milian then conducted a devotion! iod with others taking part exercise. Mrs. George Thompson. Mrs Lorne Durnin gave a Once to every man and.na followed by prayer by Mri, Moore. The offering was by Mrs.:. Bob Adams and mer Sleightholm and dedic by Mrs. Milian Moore. . Mr's.. Lorne Durnin infrod the guest speaker Mn,a C Mc Clenaghan of Dunganno Showed pictures of Canada taped record commentary was all very interesting a tive . She was thanked by ford La id law and, presented gift. Mrs. Mi.11an Moore do meeting after which lunch served and a very social ho enjoyed by all.