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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-01-21, Page 10aa. WHITECHURCH NEWS • • ••„ •On Tuesday, *Whitechurch Unit. Church. Women held their „ 'nieeting at the home •of Mrs. Fred :roil with an attendance of, 11, The 'meeting, in charge of Mrs.. Lorne Durnin and Mrs. Milian Moore; opened with the reading in . unison of hynin My times are 'in Thy hand. Mrs. Dtirnin read the• scripture, Acts 3:1-10 and gaye the meditation on the lame man healed* by Jesus. She also led in prayer and gave poems "In the morning" and "A patch work quilt". Rev. W. Brown installed the officers for 1976. Mrs. Milian Moore gaire , a general outline of the 1 Country Tanzamia .in Africa. The roll call was answered by payment of fees. Mrs. Durnin thanked the hostess and all who had 'helped in' the meeting.'- The meeting was clpsed with prayer by Rev. W. trown: • Kinlough A.C3111 KINLOUGH NEWS The Anglican Church Winnen met .on Monday'afternoon at the • home- of Mrs. Art-Halderiby, with a goOd attendance. • The president:Miss May . Boyle, opened the meeting with a, New Year's 'poem• and all joined in singing the hymn, The year is gene beyond recall. Mrs: Roy Collins read the scripture lesson front Joshua and all joined . in the' members . Praye,r. Mrs. •Midford Wall led in the prayer 'partners prayer ,and the Lord's Prayer was ., repeated unison. The roll "call was answered with the word courage-. A letter of thanks was read froni St. Monica . House, Waterloo, for the Wale that_ v;as sent there in November. Mrs. Gerald Rhody volunteered to assist in the work committee and Mrs. Howard Thompson and WS', Arts Haldenby will be in charge of the Women's World Day. of Prayer to , relieve Mrs. Bert Nicholson olthat office for this year. The day set for the annual Vestry meeting is Monday,- January 26th at 2 o'clock. Mrs, Jack Scott will be . the February, hostess. Rev, George Garratt was thanked for doing the A.C.W. programs pn the gestener. The theme of the meeting was the New Year. Mrs. George Graham was the convener and- , presided' for 'the program ,which began with The hymn "Father let me dedicate all this year'to thee". Mrs. Graham and • Mrs. . Erie Thacker each gave New Year's readings. Mrs: Midford Wall read "Goodbye old year" and Mrs. David • Haidenby read "Morning Joy". . The hymn, "New every morning is the love" was sung and Mrs. • Jack Scott gave a well prepared paper. ' for the meditation, - "Thoughts for., the New Year". Miss Edna Boyle conducted a contest on "Men of the Bible". • Miss May ,Boyle gave .a reading "Recipe for a Happy New Year, and Mrs. Gerald Rhody read "Lord 1. need a moment of your times'. Beatitudes for homemakers" was given by Mrs. Howard-Thompson and Mrs. Art Haldenby read "A 77,7 Blessed Thought". Mrs. Roy Collins read "What God, has Given: Me". The hymn "Breathe on me breath of God" was sung followed by prayer by Mrs. George Graham. . Miss Edna Boyle gaye the courtesy remarks, Rev. George . Garratt. closed the meeting after Which grace was sung and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. George Haldenby 'and Mrs. Garratt. Trinity U.C:VI~ Trinity United Church Women held their first regular meeting for the 'new ' year, • on Thursday afternoon, 'January 15, at the home of Mrs. Warren Zinn, with• an attendance of 16. • The president, Mrs. Chester Hackett, called the meeting to order and Mrs. Alex Hackett gave a reading "New Year. Meditation". Mrs. Warren Zinn gave the treasurer's report .and. reported on the planned budget for 1976. Mrs. D. A. Hackett opened the devotions with the topic being "What God Has Made of Us". Hymn 249 was sung and Mrs. D. A. Hackett and Mrs. Douglas Raynatd read scripture from Isaiah respon- sively, Mrs. Hackett read a Poem "The Unchanging Christ". / Mrs. Raynard read the scripture from Romans. —Mrs. Hackett gave the "Meditation" and hymn 42 was sung. Mrs. Hackett closed the devotions with prayer. Mrs. Ken Alton gave The Trinity Tattler. A skit was presented by 4 ladies, Mrs. Bill Andrew, Mis. Marvin Scott, Mrs. DonaldHackett and Mrs. Blake Alton, it'was called "Reflections" and was interesting and thought. provoking. • Three thank-you notes 'were read. The programs for the coming year were distributed. The World's Day of Prayer will be on March 5. Mrs. Chester Hackett closed the meeting with prayer .after the singing of hymn 16. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED' CHURCH . , Rev. L. Van Stnalduinen Pastor Get Well olviorselles I , Free delivery to McKenzie Funeral Home 524-788a 61 CHURCH ST. GODEtlICH Ready to eery* you 7 days a walla SUNDAY, JANUARY. 25 Services at 40 a.m. "Christ The Anointed" 2:30 p.m. "Why The Suffering" Listen to the Back to. God Hour . Message of Today "Accepting Our Nation" CHOK Sarnia, 8:30 a.m. Radio dial 1070 CFOS -Owen Sound, 1:30 p.m. Radio dial 560 lwArt), .4 Nil 4.3c.r. 111) Funerals.. liVeddings4 THE LUCKNO7W . SENTINEL, ikt1C.KNOW, ONTARIO 'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 15076 World Religion Day Is Marked World Religion Day was observ- ed Stinday evening,"Jannary 18, at a public meeting, held at the. Luckno*.Public SOhool. , Marilee Keisler of Walkerton , explained ' -that .the purpose of World Religion Day was \ to •gain recognition of religion as the Motivating force of World unity, David Rhody, a member of the Baha'i Faith, a native of .this area and living in Holyrood, was the speaker for the evening. The thettie was "God, Man and Religion Throughout the Ages". He said that he believed that' all religions come from ' the same Divine Source and that all are a -progressive ,unfoldment of God's Word for man. fie spoke futt11er of the.concept of *.C.od,. of man's relationship to God, and how He reveals himself to man through His chosen Messengers. ".Baha'u'llah,' Prophet-Founder of the Bahal •Faith, .whose name means "The Glory of God" proclaimed the unity of God, the unity of his-prophets, and 'inculcat- ed the principle of the oneness and unity of the human race. Bahals ,helieve that Baha'u'llah is the latest, but not the last, of God's messengers and that his teachings are • the divine remedy for the problems of this age. The evening concluded with% 'an interesting period for general discussion and a sharing • of understanding and beliefs. Lunch• 'vas served. ,•,;. Donnybrook U.C.W. Donnybrook. United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Stuart Chamney on Tuesday after- noon, January 13th with 12 trem- hers present and one child. .Mrs. Roger Bieman and Mrs. Edward Robinson were in charge of the program. Mrs. Bietnan opened the meeting With a poem `NeW, Year'. Hymn 571, Standing 'at the Portal, was sung. 'Mrs. Bieman gave a prayer "In the New Year", The offering, and members fees were taken followed with the- offertory Prayer. Faith of . our Fathers was sung followed with a bible reading by • Mrs. Stuart Chan:they. Mrs. Robinson 'and• Mrs. Biemati gave the meaning of the letters in the word Liberate. Mrs. • Bieman gave .a prayer followed with the hymn "We will know Christmas by our love". • Mrs. Robinson gave a prayer. Mrs;. Robinson took the topic and gave 'a talk on Mission Profile. It was on the Mission hospitals of the. United Church in Canada. Most mission hospitals are isolated in British Columbia and .Newfound land and are always in need of doctors, nurses and other help. Recruiting this help is more important than money, Mrs. Robinson gave a 'report on card Sales followed with' ,the secretary's report by Mrs. Stuart . Chamney. Mrs. Ray Hanna installed' the new officers and the meeting' was turned over to the new. president, Mrs. Ernest Snowden. She opened with prayer. The Presbyterial meeting is 'at Brucefield on February '4th at 9.30 arn ,' The,, meeting cloSed with hymn 568 'and 'a prayer by Mrs., E. Robinson. Lunch was served by.1 the hostess Mrs. Stuart Chamney assisted by Mrs, Wes J'effer'son and Mrs, Jas, Leddy. South Kinloss Mr. and Mrs John Hamilton of Clinton were visitors with' Mr. :and Mrs. Gilbert tiantiltomon Monday. 'Mr, and Mrs; Herb Buckton and Mr. and Mrs. John . Mowbray visitedlon Sunday with, Mrs. "Janet MicCiminell who is ?' patient in St. Marys Hospital in Kitchener. Mrs. MacConnell has been in• hospital 'since New Year's Day when she suffered a- coronary; 'Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dickie and Steven of Hope Bay visited with Mr. and Mrs, Ira Dickie on Sunday: St. Helens U.C.W. The St, Helens United Church Wothen met on January 13 ,,at the home of Miss Isobel Miller and Mrs. Tom Todd. In spite of bad weather, eight,ladies answered the roll call with word "Life". Mrs. B. F. F Green, in charge of the worship chose a "New Year's theme. All satig.hymn "0 'God our help in ages pasts' and repeated the 23rd psalm in unison. Mrs. Gordon MacPherson read "Portals for a New Year": Miss Isabel Miller read "A way to. •a Happy New Year" and Mrs. B. F. Green read several. New year' verses. The • hymn, "For Thy mercy and Thy grace" was read in unison. Missionary letters were read by Miss Isabel Miller, Mrs. Gordon. MacPherson and Mrs. Ross Erring- ton. • Mrs. B. P. Green led a . discussion on the lilandate, and had a reading "Eat Less". , Mrs. Gordon MacPherson was in 'charge of the business. It was deeided 'to hold a pot luck supper on' the evening of ;.the annual meeting. After refreshments the meeting adjourned. Sou th Kinloss WMS The -January meeting of South '.Kinloss WOmen"s Missionary Soc- iety was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Campbell, LucknoW. Mrs. Ira Dickie, pregident, opened the meeting with a thought for the New Year , and a verse "a little more kindness". 'Following the hymn "Standing at the • portal"., Mrs. Dickie welcomed the members and visit-.. ors. Mrs. Glenn Noble gave the meditation on I Johii 4 stating that we have a' new covenant in God's • love, grace and mercy. A committee was named to present a pr"gram 'later in January • at Pinecrest Manor. „ Mrs. Harold Campbell gave the Ladies' Aid report.- The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Frank MacKenzie. Seventeen members answered the roll call. - 'Mrs. Gib Hamilton presented the last chapter of the study book,, "Unknown Country" in the form of a play with several members taking 'part. A lively discussion 'followed on the ideas and suggestions ip the study. Mrs. Bruce Hamilton read a. poem "Recipe for Peace'''. Mrs. Douglas 'Graham gave the Offertory prayer. Several ladies participated in the, prayer circle. Following the hymn Lord speak to me, ' Mr,s. Noble gave the closing prayer. A pleasant hour of fellowship and lunch was enjoyed.. INGLIS FARM - DRAINAGE QUALITY INSTALLATIONS CLAY OR PLASTIC Free Estimates PHONE 392-6100 R.R. 3 WALKERTON •••••••••101•40•0016"."."004.494;eakohel."01001104140,~ • LOCKNOW UNITED UR611 1 Rev. DwaltoKreufrnin. JANUARY 25th If) a.m. Sunday Schobi 11 11.m. Morning Worship GUEST SPEAKER Joanne Koeslag, Bruce Presby-1 tery Youth Exchange Delegate to Japan Lunch served following service Slides will be shown of her visit' to Japanese. 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