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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-05-19, Page 10LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN ' REFORMED CHURCH ReV. L. Van' Staalduinen Pastor' SUNDAY,. MAY 23rd Services at 10 a.m. "God and The- Crystal Ball" 2:30 p.m. The 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, 4:30 p.m. Radio dial 560 Wingham this year. The corres- pondence was read which was thank you notes from sick and bereaved families in the area. Signs of Life 53rd weekend renewal 'at Huron College, London, June 4 to 6 was announced. The roll call was "A Mother of the bible and why I admire her". Plans were made for a luncheon folloWing the parish service here on Sunday, May 30th. at 11 o'clock. The conveners for the progra,m were Mrs. Midford Wall and Mrs. David Haldenby. Mrs. Wall presided and took as her topic "To be a woman", basing her remarks on 'the life of Naomi. Mrs. Ray Collins gave the home life of Mary and Martha. . Readings were given by Mrs. St.Peters A.C.W. . Miss Ruth Thompson took charge of devotions for the May meeting of St. -peter's Anglican Church Women. Bible readings were from Psalm 34, Collossians 31 and St. Luke 24.' Ruth , Thompson gave a very interesting talk under the heading "Roads". She mentioned the many types of roads we see as we travel. The roads of Biblical times and the very _necessary ritual of Washing feet. The eyes of the disciples Were opened as they broke bread with Jesus. So our eyes will be opened if we prayerfully ask God for ,guidance. WS. Harold Cooper presided for the business. 'Several banquets area coming up in the next few -weeks. Mrs. Harvey Mole and Mrs. Tom Phillips reported on the A.C.W. annual meeting In London. Mrs. Cooper closed the meeting with prayer and lunch and a social time followed. • Donnybrook U.C.W. MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed from quality material, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS Pat &Hagan, Prop.. ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON PHONE .881-0234 ONTARIO RICHER SPIRITUAL INFEIONCE. With Dan • Burkholder,' 'Pastor of Calvary Mennonite Church i Ayr, SPEAKING ON THE SUBJECT OF: NEW LIFE IN CHRIST PLACE '— DUNOANNON CHRISTIAN, FELLOWSHIP CHURCH ('MENNONITE) May 21, at 8 p.m. . May 22 at 8 p.m. May.23 'at 11 a.#1. and 2 .:30 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 aan. 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. • gnu. 40(;Kroo*. autilruthlp, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO - Plot Communion. For 21:Children. KINGSBRIDGE NEWS St. JOseph's Church at Kings- bridge Was filled to,. capacity on SundaY;May 16 at•ihe 10.30 Mass when 21 Grade Two children made ,• their 'First Holy CoMmunion in a. group under.the guidance of Mrs. Ann Riegling. Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, C.R., celebrated Mass. Certificates and • rosaries' were presented to the children by Mri. RieglIng and Mrs. Redmond on behalf of church:life conveners, of the Catholic Women's 'Leagues of Kingsbridge 'and St. Augustine. Miss Nancy Anderson provided special music for the pupils of Grades .1 to 8. The following is a list ,of the children making their First Holy Communion: Ricky Bechard, Maria Dalton, Theresa Foran, Margaret Knoop, Edward Plasschaert, Danny Wilson, '.Linda VanOsch, Dareen Connelly, Jackie Delbergue, David Pranken, Robbie Maize, Craig Riegling, Tommy VanDiepan, Sally •Van0Sch, Sean . , Culleton, Lonny Doherty, Patrick Frayne, Anna Nagel, Todd Schar- lach, John VanOsch, Stephen VanOsch. Junior Pelletier was' unable to attend because of illness. Follow- ing the. MaSs a light lunch was served in the Parish Hall by. Members of the Catholic Women's League to the children, Father Dentinger, their teacher and, im- mediate, members of their families. St. Augustine C.W.L Father Dentinger opened the May St., AuguStine Catholic Wom- en's League meeting with 'prayer, stressing the need for compassion. toward our fellow man. Mrs. Franken took the roll call. , 12. ladies responded. Mrs. Raymond Boyle read a thank you note from Mike Boyle. Mrs. Wm. Kinahan gave the auditor's report. Mrs. Hebert gave the financial • report. , Mrs. Wm. Redmond reported,. . she has purchased, rosaries and cards for the four First CoMmuni- cants, David Franken, Jackie Deleberque, Teresa Foran, Edward Plasschaert. Get well cards were sent to Mike Boyle and Mgr. 'Phalen. Jim Leddy received a gift from the St. Augustine C.W.L. before leaving for their' new home. The Donnybrook United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Morley 'Johnston on Tuesday afternoon, May. 11. Mrs. .E. Robinson opened the meeting with, the theme on "Untended "Gard- enS".. , • s -Mrs. H. Jefferson gave a poem "Mothers Love''' followed with hymn. 15 "For the beauty of the earth". Mrs. E. Robinson led in prayer followed with a reSponsive • reading. Mrs. W. Jefferson gave 'a poem "The Housewife and God". Mrs. S. Chamney read the scripture taken from chapter 3 of Colossians, verses 20-21.. Mrs. E. Robinson gave the meditation on "Untended Gardens". Mrs. Otto Weber read a poem "Fundament- als". Everyone took part in the "Family Beatitudes" followed with a prayer .by Mrs. Wm. Hardy., Hymn 376 "blest be the tie that binds" was sung.' ' Mrs. E. Robinson - took as • her, topic "The Hudson Family from Brazil", . taken from Mission . Pro- file: They are missionaries who train ,.lay people and opened a medical clinic to take care of the people. They also built' a chapel. A discussion followed: The Offering Was taken and Mrs. Robinson gave the prayer of dedication. This was followed with a reading "The Meanest Mother in the World" by 'Mrs. H. Jefferson. The business was `taken over 'by, Mrs. H. Jefferson. The ladies are invited to. Brick on Jime 1st at 8.15 p.m. *Miss Lavorine Ballagh is the guest speaker. Hymn, "Lord speak to me" was sung. Mrs: Robinson closed, the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Ray Hanna and 'Mrs. S. Chamney assisted the hostess serve, lunch. Miss Elva Kearney thanked the ladies for the gift she received. The May crowning will take place at the 10.30 mass, Sunday,' May, 30th.'. Mrs. Hickey, president of the C.W.L., thanked the ladies for their help in cleaning the church hall, She announced the LucknOw, Kingsbridge and St. Augustine C.W.L. ladies will join in' a Aoint June meeting-and plant sale in St.. Augustine hall. Father Dentinger spoke. of the need of prayer, especially , family prayer, during the month of May., Mrs. Franken moved that the Meeting be adjourned. Present League 'Pin For Service Of 52 Years St. .Mary's Catholic Women's League .inet in the Church, Vestry, for their, May meeting. Mrs. Ray Leddy, president; opened the meeting: with the League Prayers said in unison. Due to other committments, , Fr. Dentinger was unable to attend. . Mrs. ,Peter MacDonald, secret- ary, read the minutes and other correspondence.. Decisions were made regardingprizes 'for the draw, in August. During the meeting Mrs.' Joe MacMillan presented Mrs. Wm. Hogan with a League Pin for her 'fifty-two years of. faithful years to the League. Ladies were reminded that a bale is going to be sent from. Kings- bridge this month.' Anyone having good used clothing make sure they are down there hi time. The group is invited to St..' Augustine for the combined June meeting at which time they-lyill hear reports of the Windsor convention,' and a 'sale of flowers and plants will be held. C.G.I.T. Present Pageant To Church Group Lucknow United Church Women met' in the Fellowship Room on Tuesday evening, May 11 at 7.30. The president, Mrs. Jack Treleav- en, welcomed the ladies in attendance. The C.G.I.T.; under the leadership of Mrs. Gordon Cayley, presented a pageant "This Is Your Life Daughter". Scenes .were depicted from early childhood to grandmother years with read- ings and music.The C.G.I;T. also conducted the worship service with the theme "What Is The Modern Mother" with reference to biblical mothers. The'business part of the meeting followed with secretaries and treasurer reports. The various" conveners and Unit leaderS reports were given. • The offering. was received and dedicated by Mrs. Leonard Ritchie, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie and Miss Elizabeth Ritchie. The meeting closed with bene- diction. Kinlough ACW KINLOUGH NEWS The Kinlough 'Anglican Church Women.met on Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Roy' Collins • with an attendance of 16 members and 8 children. The president, Miss May.Boyle, was in charge and opened with a poem and prayer and all joined in singing the hymn "Lo Gad is here". Mrs. Allan Rhody read the scripture from the 12th chapter of Hebrews, verses 5 to 13. Prayers followed with. Mrs. Howard Thompson leading in • the Prayer Partners prayer. • A well prepared meditation on "Mother" was given. by Mrs. Eric' Thacker as mother was the theme of the Meeting; Mrs.' Art Haldenby and Mrs. Delbert Hedley gave the litany fromAhe Living Message. Mrs. Ronald Thicker read the report., of the assistance that the OjoCese of Huron had, given to Guatemala and also the articles that are needed for the bales. Thanks was expressed to those who provided program and transporta- tion to the Thankoffering meetings which. were held in April at Lucknow and Kinlough. The Deanery meeting will 'be held. in WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1976 Howard Thompson, Modern Days; Mrs. Ed Green,' Mothers Musing;, Mrs. .Jack Scott, Grandmother, There will be an old -lady; Mrs. Allan Rhody, Mother; Mrs. Gert- rude Walsh, My opportunity; Miss May Boyle, A thought on Mother and the _story from the Living Message; Mrs. George Graham, 'the old familiar poem somebody's mother.rs.. mD ayid Haldenby gave a well ' prepared paper on Mother. MiSs Edna Boyle canducted a contest on Women of the Bible. Mrs. Roy SchnOer invited the ladies to her home for a quilting. Mrs. Midford Wall gave a prayer for family' life, Mrs. Gertrude. Walsh gave the courtesy remarks after which everyone enjoyed a delicious smor- gasbord supper. The June •meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. AgneS Hodgins and will be an evening meeting. "*",/,1041•WWW,e**AdiN,",14.,"."••••"; Lucknow Presbyterian ,Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister , Phone 528-2740 SUNDAY, MAY 23rd 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship NURSERY FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev: Doug Kaufman Pastor Freeman Olson Gravel Pit 11/4'Miles West Of Dungannon I7C=424===XIC==.11==XIC===•31.=*= • CHOICE CEMENT GRAVEL CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL SAND, STONE, TOP FILL FINE; MEDIUM OR COARSE PIT RUN GRAVEL ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE 10 METRIC TONS 22046 LBS. MAY 23rd 10 a.m. Sunday School -11 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery provided for pre-school children