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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-03-17, Page 10The BrownieS opened their meeting on Tuesday, March .9th with skipping games. Fairy Queen • was Helen. Macln- tyre and she placed the toadstool, for ' Brownie -Ring. The Sixers collected Brownie Gold and Tawny ' Owl did inspection for a complete uniform, The Brownies were reminded that shoes count- as part -of their uniform. Brown Owl presented Helen Maclntyre with her Golden Bar and the , girls that joined Brownies last fall received . their Brownie pins followed by 'the Brownie Prayer. At PoW Wow,• Donalda Thomp- son showed the. Pack her • stamp collection. Several. interest badge ••slips were given to Brownies that are ready 'to have Mrs. Webster • test them'. During work period Brown . Owl had the Golden Ladder Brownies learning Finger Spelling. Tawny Owl tested the. Golden Bar Brown- ies for throwing and catching a" bill arid skipping with Donalda Thomp- . son, 'Heather MacIntyre, Dianne Wilson and Mae Raynard passing • these tests. The meeting was brought to a close with the Squeeze, Taps and the Brownie Arch. St. Peters A.C.W. &nem MAL TL as _ int ',nay n With i• ne mOderator OF THE. • 101st 'GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA a DR. DAVID W. HAY AT Ashfield Presbyterian Church Sunday March 21st 11 A.,M. HOLY COMMUNION 7:30 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP 1.1,1C.1( NOW CHRISTIAN REFQRMED. C RCH Re*,. Stialduhiell, Pastor SUNDAY, 'MARCH '.31st - Services at 10 am. " A Farmer In the Passion of our Lord" ' ' • 2:30 p.m. "God Wants To Belong" Listen to the Thick 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 WEDNESDAY, MARCH•17, 1976 • DUNGANNON Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie Glenn, Angela, Arletta and Andrew arriv- ed home from a holiday in Texas on Sunday night. The twins hid the • flu before they came home and Bernice was quite miserable With it ' for a day or two after their return. There were .7 tables playing at the Orange Lodge card, party on Friday evening. High prize for ladies went to Mrs. ,Evelyn. Errington with Mrs. Kathy Rhody second. Elmer Black and • Art Stewart tied for first but Elmer . Black won the high prize in a draw so Art Stewart got second. Dicky chair'prize was won by Mrs. Marie Park. -Another card party will be held' in two weeks, Friday, March 26. Thos Fowler and son Darrel, Parkhill, visited Tom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Chas. Fowler on Sunday. . They reported more damage around. Parkhill from the ice Storm a week ago than we had here. They were without, hydro for .' three days and camped out with friends who had a fireplace. Mrs. Cecil Blake had a phone call from' her , uncle, • Mr. Eugene Hansen of East Tawas, Michigan and he asked to, be remembered to her neighbours.whom he has met: He reports severe ice storms and. much 'damage in Michigan. Rick Park is opening the garage, Nile Motors, at Nile, on Monday, March 15 and will, do general repair, welding' and sell gas. " Kiniotigh A .c wi KINLOUGH NEWS , The Anglican Church Women met on ,Thurs,day--ifterndon at the' home of Mrs. David Haldenby With a good attendance: 'Miss May 'Boyle presided and • the hymn "Jesus Master whom I serve" was 'sung. Mrs. Ed Green, read the scripture 'from St. Matthew. Prayers• followed with Mrs. Howard Thompson leading in the prayer for our prayer partners. Mrs. Rohr ald Thacker read the thank you notes. Mrs. Roy Schneller expressed thanks for the cards that Roy had received since his unfortunate accident. The roll call was answered', with a verse from the: Bible containing prayer, which was also the theme of the meeting. Mrs. Howard Thompson, pro- gram convener, presided and the hymn ."Lo God is here" was sung and a reading "Ask and you will receive". Mrs.' Ronald Thacker • gave the meditation "Take time to .pray" ending with a suitable poem. Mrs. Midford. Wall gaire a reading.' Mrs. Art- Haldenby read from the Living Message and gave a poem about an old lady. Mrs. Delbert Hedley gave .a reading on "Pray- , er". and "Lord teach me to 'pray" and finished with a prayer thought. As' this was' the lenten quiet day Miss May' BoYle gave a paper. on "Lent" and Mrs. Eric Thacker read "Sacraments of holy living". Mrs. George 'Graham gave a thought for the day•from Romans 5 and 6, "Living by faith".. , A reading "Living Prayer" was given by Mrs: 'Roy Collins and a reading "A word of cheer and a' kindly deed" was given by Mrs. Ed , Green, Mrs. Bert Nicholson read "The Legend of the Raindrop", Mrs. David Haldenby read "Great .Thoughts", Mrs. George Haldenby read ,the 23rd.. Psalm for busy people and Mrs. Roy Schneller read "Pray about it" and "For the needs of others". Mrs.' Art • Haldenby gave the courtesy remarks and the hynin "Stand up, stand up for Jesus" was sung and all joined in the' general , thanksgiving. Mrs. Bert Nicholson was thanked for a donation of material for two quilts and Mrs. ' Art. Haldenby extended an invitation to have a quilting at her home on Monday afternoon.' Grace was sung and delicious refreshments "were served- by the hostess, assisted ' "by Mrs. Bill Haldenby and Mrs. Midford Wall. Mrs. Bert Nicholson offered her home for 'the April meeting. Hostesses Mrs. George Graham and Miss May Bosie. Conveners, Mrs. Fred Page and Mrs. Ron Cnatten. Trinity Pretent Life Membership. The March meeting of ' Trinity United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. Allan Hackett on Thin-Sday, March 11, with- an • attendance 'of 23. The president, Mts. Chester Hackett, called the meeting to Order with a few words of welcome' and. thanked the hostess. She then gave ' a poem "Spring Time Prayer". All joined in singing a hymn and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. The roll call was answered with an article for the Craft Festival, and these were later judged, with the winners being: novelty article, Mrs. Jerry Cranston; clothing, Mrs. Allan Ritchie; and aprons, Mrs. Alex Hackett and Mrs. Wilfred Hackett. On behalf of the members,. Mrs. Alex Hackett. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie presented Mrs. Charles Wilkins with a Life Membership and pin. Mrs.. Wilkins thanked the ladies with a few well chosen words. Mrs. Harvey Ritchie introduced the devotions and hymn 77 was sung. Mrs. Allan Ritchie read the scripture from 'Mark, and then le'd . in prayer. Mrs.' Harvey Ritchie' gave the meditation, with the topic "Tear Trap". All joined in singing hymn 175, and Mrs. Ritchie closed the devotions with prayer. Mrs. Warren Zinn and Mrs., Charles . Wilkins reported- fdr the History Book committee. Mrs. Ken Alton sang a solo, "If I' Can Help Somebody". The church spoons, which had, been ordered, were ' distributed. Mts. Bill Andrew prdsented the study book, "Mission Profiles" and told of the life of Robt. Whitniore and ,;his wife in Japan. The annual meeting of HuronPerth Presbyterial has been re-scheduled for March 17 at Brucefield. Mrs. Donald Hackett reported that, a. bale would be packed the middle of March. It was moved that the group -hold meetings at 1.30 instead of 2.00 o'clock. Hyrnn .199 was sung and 'the president closed the meeting with prayer. A dainty lunch was served by the committee in charge'. Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rini. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 SUNDAY, MARCH 21 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship NURSERY FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN St.,Augustine CWL Nine ladies of St. Aiiguitine Catholic Women's League attend- ed the March meeting. There were no meetings 'in January or Fel3ru- ary. The meetings will be held on the second Monday of each month'. • 'The president, Mrs. Joe Hickey, presided and opened the meeting. Father Dentinger led in prayer. Thank you notes were read. as follows: donations to C.N.I.B., Joe Finleon, who was hospitalized, also Father Dentinger who was' ill in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. There will be a cleaning -of the church basement in early spring. The, president , thanked the ladies who attended, and took part in the. World Day of Prayer 'which was held in the Christian ;Reformed Church, Dungannon. There will be a First Communion class in May. Gifts for the children were discussed. Also there will be a class for Confirmation, April 27. Confirmation service will be , in St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge. A donation to be ,sent to the "Msgr. Mahoney bursary" was agreed. This bursary hoped to be completed this year, his 60th yearn of ordination' to the priesthood. There will be a membership drive for Goderich Pro Life group on ..000.001.-mammiimmaniaimmi- KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH. Pastor (GlIbert Van Sligtonixorst '10 a.m. :Sttliday School: 11 a.m. Woribip Service 7:30 p.m. Evening Seririce Midweek Prayer Service Wednegday at 8 o'clock , C.A. (YOung People) Friday at 7:30 p.m. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE)' Ord* Gingrich, Paster SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a,m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME sosoososdos'ososiosososose,osoiso rso i,UCKNOW UNITED CHURCH' Rev. Doug Kaufman Pastor MARCH 21st 10 a.m. Stmday School 11. a.m. Morning Worship Nursery provided for pre-school children ....khoseNoiwosisosiwosowsosesososow St. Helens U.C.W. The St. Helen's United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. A. Cook on' Tuesday, March, 9th. Miss. W. D. Rutherford was in charge, of Wthe worship service, The scripture was read by Miss Isobel Miller. Miss Rutherford's theme was "The Winning Power, of Love". Mrs. CoOk took the topic, the Mindalo Ecumenical 'Foundation. ' The ladies answered the roll'call 'by paying fees. Mrs. Gordon MacPherson took charge of the husiness. The treasurer's report was given .by Mrs. MacPherson. .Mrs. John Cameron gave an article on Missions. Lunch was served by Mrs. Laura McNeil and Mrs. MacPherson and a social half hour followed. Courtesy remarks were made by Mrs. John Cameron. Mrs. Harold Cooper presided for. the regular meeting of St. Peter's Anglican Church Women and Mrs, devotions. otioPnhs. Phillips was . in charge of Mrs. Cliff Roulston read the. scripture, Matthew 6: 25-36 and Mrs. Phillips took the meditation "Consider the Lilies" followed by a suitable prayer. Mrs. Harvey Mole • gave a .yery interesting reading. It was decided to send:money to the Living Message magazine to help send it to, .wives of Northern clergy. Plans for the annual Spring Thankoffering April meeting were made Mrs; Les Hazelden will be in charge of arrangements. Mrs. H. Mole and Mrs. ,T. Phillips will be tie Lo n don d e ega Ma y 6. e i •th e annual meeting wittAh ra. Ggraarcreattalictids.j eud hnethea n d t.szotel agi "toilowed The March meeting of Donny- brook United Church Women was held at the home of 'Mrs. Sam Thompson on Wednesday evening with 14 members present and 2 visitors. Mrs. Charles Jefferson had charge of the meeting. The theme was Jesus the Light of the World.. Mrs. Charles Jefferson gave the call to worship and hymn 117 was sung. Mrs. John Hildebrand read the scripture from 'Matthew 5, verses 14-17. Mri. WITL Hardy gave the Meditations - "Light 'of Dungannon • C • W • the World" followed with prayer. •'• Sunday after church .serviCe. Hymn 124 was then sung. Ellen , • Father Dentinger gave. an inter- Tboinpson gave ,a piano solo. esting talk of his experience during his recent sickness, and convales- . Mrs. Ernest Snowden and Mrs. cence, making reference, also, for Jai Leddy "gave the study book on our needs for spiritual health. —Scr..**c•is that 'save marriages in Lunch was served, by the Z.---"tn 7:12 -• Mrs, Harriet Mubanga hostesses in charge. :.s tAr.m.tipal. Cooking, sewing and study and English are taught -ceng married women: 'They try ma.rntm the gap • between educated add uneducated. then took over the business. Hymn 21 followed with prayer by Mrs. Otto Weber gave a reading Mrs. C. Jefferson brought the on "Light",.- ..ti Mrs. H. Jefferson meeting to a close. A social time sang a solo accompanied by Mrs, , was enjoyed with Mrs. J. Robt. Jeff6son on the piano. Mrs. Hildebrand and 'Mrs. Jas. Leddy Ernest Snowden gave' a reading assisting the hostess. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, I.UCKNO%V; ONTARIO • •