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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-03-10, Page 10Sunday, March 21 st II AIL HOLY COMMUNION 7:30 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP osk•Psrsaosowsoso.'iossesokos•'osososgosososssI.;' DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Ord' Gingrich, Pastor' SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. P•forning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME THE LUCKHO SENTINEL, L.UCKNOW! ONTARIO w . PNESPAY, AtIARcii 10i 1976 KINTOUGH NEWS The World Day of Prayer for the Kinlough area was held in the Anglican Church on . Friday after-, noon with an attendance of 261 adults and,5 children. Miss Edna Boyle, organist, played soft music and the ladies were welcomed' by Mrs: George Haldenby and Mrs. George Graham, The World Day of Prayer. program was followed, led by Miss May Boyle and Mrs. ' Delbert liedley. The hymns "In Christ there is no East or West", "Take my life and let it be", "What a, friend we have in Jesus" and "0 God of love, 0 king of peace", also the Doxology and the song on the sheet, "There's a world out there" were sung. Bible readings were given by Mrs. Art Haldenby, Mrs. Glen Haldenby, Mrs. Howard Thompson and Mrs. Man Rhody. Mrs. Fred Page favOured with a solo "Prayer is the Soul's Sincere Desire" and Mrs. Jaick Barr and Mrs. Glen Haldenby favoured with a duet "In the Garden". Three scenes, first, "reality of poverty"; scene 2, "the reality of relationship" and 'scene 3, "the reality of repression" were enacted by ladies, namely, Mrs. Bill MacPherson, Mrs: Frank Maulden.-Mrs.' Don Bushell, Mrs. .'Jack Barr and Mrs. Don Reid. Mrs. Morley Scott read a poem from the Youth Service, Mrs. Gerald Rhody, Mrs. Allan Rhody ' and Mrs. Wayne Rhody did a playette from the Youth program entitled "I was glad when they said `Let us go into the house of the -Lord' ". Mrs. Midford Wall was the speaker, and gave a splendid address on the responsibility of the church, in keeping with the theme, "Education for all of life". Mrs:" Howard Thompson thanked the speaker and all who took part in the program. Mrs. Ed Green and Mrs. art' Haldenby received the offering and it was unanimous, that this money go to Guatemala., Mrs. Bill .MacPherson was chosedleader for the 1977 World Day of Prayer service, which will be held in the Presbyterian Church. CburcbcOrws avi With The Modera or • ISIS? GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF TtiO. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN. CANADA, R DAVID .WM HAY Presbyterian, (Nora. • OF THE Unit 2 U.C.W. Mrs. Vernon Hunter was' hostess for the March 2 meeting of Unit 2 of Lucknow United Church. Mrs. George Jardine presided, and gave an interesting report on the Presbyterial in Palmerston. She gave highlights of Mrs. Hoffman's address "Women alive". As" it takes •all Members to make one body, so it takes different giftS and talents to make a well-balanced society, Hymn 424 "My times are in Thy hand'" was sung. Roll call, was• answered by' "Tell something would like to do, and haven't found "Time". The treasurer's report 'was given by Mrs. Jim Mathers and Mrs. Howard Barger reported from visitation. A short paper was given , by Mrs. AI Irwin, Stewardship and Recruiting Convener. • It stressed .the need of an honest heart and prayer in overcoming our doubts and difficulties, Mrs. Ted 'Rice reported for Soda] Functions and arranged for food and help for a banquet. A program is to be given at Pinecrest Manor on March 23. Mrs. John‘ Kilpatrick was in charge of devotions and program. Hymn 493, I need' Thee every hour, was sung, followed by prayer, The scripture, 'Ecclesiates, 3rd chapter was read by Mrs. Harold Treleav-: Church Gioups • Meptiohitly Lacknosvv, Presbyterian, Evening AUxiliary and. Units 4 and S of the Lucknow United Church met for joint meeting in the Fellowship Room of the United Church on March 2. Mrs., A. J. Wilson Opened the meeting with 'a reading "A 'Friend" and the hymn "Blest be the tie that binds" was .sung:' Mrs. Wilson extended a welcome to all. The offering was received and dedicated 'by Mrs, Robert Finlay. The meeting was reminded of the World Day of Prayer on Friday. March 5. • Mrs. Lloyd . Moffat presided for the program, opening with a poem on Faith. Mrs. James Aitchison read the scripture and gave a thought-provoking meditation on "A Handful of New Days". The meeting enjoyed a delightful piano duet by Mary Ellen Havens and Mrs. 'Wm. Scott. The hymn "Standing at the portal" was sung. Mrs. Jack MacDonald brought an inspiring message on Meeting the Challenge of 1976. Nancy Brown favoured with a vocal solo "I Asked' the. Lord to Comfort Me". Mrs. ',Frank Hawthorne gave the courtesy remarks followed by the hymn **Saviour now the day is ending". The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. A social, hour was enjoyed. South Kintoss Mrs. Harold Austin was hostess for the' March meeting • of South Kinloss Women's Missionary Soc- iety on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ira Dickie presided and opened the meeting with ,a poem 'Recipe for March'. The hymn '0 love that casts out fear' was sung, folloWed by prayer. ° The Bible Study on the Parable of the Sower was led by Mrs. Lome Sparks. She told of the types of soil that the seed is planted in, that, unless we have faith,,, the word. of God will not grow in us. Donations to an. In Remembrance to the late Mrs.' Roderick Campbell were received. An invitation to attend the Easter thankoffering of Luck- now Evening Auxiliary was' accept- ed for April 7. The hymn 'Sowing in the morning', followed by the roll call, with a verse with the word 'seed' was given by fourteen members: Mrs. Evan Keith introduced the study' book for this year 'Religions in Japan and Taiwan'. :Several members, read fact sheets compar- ing the geography, the population; the religions and the economy 'of the two countries. The Prayer Circle was given by . Mrs. Douglas Graham, Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon ,and Mrs. Alvin Schmidt. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall conduct- ed several quizzes. The meeting King 03ridge C.W.L. Twenty-one members, attended the March meeting Of the Catholic., Women's League. at 'St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge on 'March 1st at 8.30 p:m. Fr. Dentinger was given a hearty welconte back to the community 'and he led the' 'meeting • in •prayer. • Mrs. Eugene Frayne welcomed the members and • ,oPened ',the meeting. Mrs. Clarice Dalton gave 'the scripture reading Frayne gave details of the church actiYities, as- follows: the C.W.L, donated %.01c/ney for Christmas • flowers; • World Day of:Prayer March 5th -at,. 2.00 p.M. • at; 'Lucknow United Church sponsered' by Trinity'Unit- ed Charch; .First Communion. Day, -was mentioned;' the president gave thanks for the, hoxes for .Cornher-. mere and cleaning the . hall before the .bingo;... the time , for,: Ash. Wednesday mass.: should be noted In the bulletin. ... The' treasurer's report 'was'. given. • • • • . ,Mrs. ...Pat Martin' gaVe the correspondence ,report as foiloWs: thank you notes from 'Mrs.' 'Con Hogan: Mr. •;and MrS. Carl Rieg-.. ling, Ray Dalton, Madonna. House, Mrs...Marie Garvey, Judy.La Matih: re brief .on violence in :the . media, Mrs. Ann •Van ()sett,. Mrs. Alice Krohnter, Mrs, Lienhardt, • .Mis. Marie _Austin, Mrs. Mary :Frayne, Fr: Ed Dentinger; Mr. • and Mrs. Aubrey HiggitiS, Walter 'Clare, -.Farther information came from Church To.d.ay, program, Help Honduras Foundation, the CathOlic Hospital AsSOciation.'and.Fr. Spencer, as the Diocesan Director. • Fr: Dentinger :spoke to the.ladies re communication of the 'Christian message on the media, • and' encouraging a pledge of prayer from the individuals of the parish,:-., Mrs. Frayne, mentioned ;several interesting details, that is, the role of Women in Church", the C.W.L, of Canada re the election in .1976, the League Lingo and the' . annual 'National Report of the Mis. Denis Champagne called the roll. • Fr, Dentinger gave his message ,= expressing thanks to the C.W;.L. for co-operation 'during his recent illness.' • Future lenten devotion's were mentioned. Also everyone, was encouraged to attend the marriage disctissions presented by. Fr. Hardy in Clinton, .• 4.4.00%.10.0r.0%M.0460.".06;01.-"ii".116"0401NoW Whitechurch UCVV WHITECHURCH NEWS The March meeting of White- church United Church Women was held on Monday at •the home of Mrs. Muriel Thompson of Wing- ham. Mrs. Milan Moore, convener, opened the meeting with the hymn Come let us sing. Mrs. Bob Adams led in prayer. Mrs. Thompson gave a meditation on Lent. Mrs. Rob Adams read the scripture, Matthew 13: 31-34 and 'Isaiah '58: 6-9. The,hymn In Christ there is no East or West was sung. Mrs. Milan. Moore continued her talk on Panzaina, 'discussing, the religion, ancestral, Islein and Christianity. The government is socialism but not communism. The women are %coming into their own and getting an education. All' sang hytnn I am there 0 Lord. The' roll call was answered 'by 13 with a bible verse with word peace. A birthday tea was enjoyed by all. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Lorne 13urnin. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN. REFORM-ED pH:1*CW tev.. ,.° Van Staaiduinen Pastor ' SUNDAY, MARCH 14th Services at 19 a.m. "He Gave Himself" 2:30 p.m. Rev. Ted Hoogsteen Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today CHOK Sarnia, ,8:30 a.m. Radio dial 1070 CFOS Owen Sound, 1:30. p.m. Radio dial 560 oso,s'osososos!..siN'osAirs.risesososos"...."'els Lucknow Presbyterian Church Ram. Gloom Noble, B.D. Minister Phone• 528-2740 SUNDAY, MARCH 14 10:00 a.m.. Sunday School 11:00• a.m. Morning Worship Gospel Quartet "'Homeward Bound" NURSERY FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN Service Held In Chalmer's Church WHITECHURCH NEWS The .World Day of Prayer Sips held in Chalmer's Presbyterian Church Sunday School room on Friday, March 5 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Don Ross played piano music while the crowd was gathering. Mrs. John de Boer was the first leader. Miss Betty Inglis gave the reader portion. The Reality of Poverty was given by Mrs. Wallace Conn as mother #1 and mother #2 was Mrs. Gordon Rintoul with Mrs. Wesley Tiffin as the woman #3. The Reality Of Relationship• was taken by Mrs. Wallace Conn as the man and the woman by Mrs. Gordon Rintoul, Mrs. Davidson - gave the bible reading, Genesis 1: 26-28. Mrs. Lome Durnin was leader Tor the next portion. Hymns sung were 0 God of love and lead on 0 King eternal. The Reality of Repression was played by child, Mrs. Russel Chapman, father, Mrs. Fred Tiffin, mother, Mrs. Tom Davidson. There's a world out there was 'sung. Mrs. Milian Moore introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Wilena Brown, of 13luevale. She told of the different churches where she had attended the World Day of Prayer. Rev. Brown was thanked by Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw. The offering was received by Mrs. 'Dawson Craig and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and dedicated by Mrs. John de Boer. Mrs. De Bruyn read Amos 5: 8-24 and was leader for Go Forth into the World. Mrs. Milan Moore was appoint. ed key. woman. There were 21 attendees and 3 denominations Were represented, Service Held In Kiniough Church en; The topic, with "Time" as.the theme was ably taken by Mrs. john Kilpatrick. Time is a trust from God, and now is the time we must use it. A verse of the hymn "God be with you till we meet again" was sung to close the meeting. An Irish contest was conducted by' Mrs. Victor Johnston, Lunch was served by the• committee and a pleasant half-hour enjoyed. closed with the hymn 'Come let .us The following convener reports sing of a wonderful love' followed were given: Pro-Life, .CoMmunity by prayer by Mrs. Dickie. Life and Cultural Life by Mrs. Joe Mrs. Austin, Mrs„ MacDougall Courtney,. Mrs. Carl Rielging and and Mrs., Dickie served , a tasty Mrs. • John Howard respectively, lunch. Mrs. Antone Van Osch noted the progress of the. new 4-H club "A Touch of . Stitchery". Catering committee report was given by Mrs. Clarence Doherty. The cOrnmittee for the upcoming election' of new officers was selected as fellows: Mrs. Clarence Doherty, Mrs, Rita Howard and Mrs ., Mary 'Clare. ' Nomination sheets were handed out and should be in by March 31st to one of these members., The meeting was adjourned by Mrs. Clarence Doher-. ty and prayers led by Fr. Dentinger closed the meeting. KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m., Worship Service 7:30 p.m. Evening Service Midweek Prayer Service Wednesday at 8 o'clock C.A. (Young People) Friday at 7:30 p.m. MARCH 14th Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery provided for preschool children 7:00 ,pan. Music -Service conducted by the Gospel Quartet: