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It's a big little wagon. • CUNNINGHAM moToRs 131 Kincardine Road Walkerton 881.0740 'Pre-delivery inspection, local freight and Provincial taxes extra. • WEDNE SDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1976 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUcKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINE Mrs. Lorne Sparks UCW Speaker St. Andrew's United Church Women, Ripley, held their. Autumn Thankoffering meeting in the church hall on October with representatives from all 5 Units. Unit 5 was in charge of program, and their leader, Mrs. Walter Black, presided.. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. Ray HaMilton, Mrs. Oscar White and Mrs. , Jack McGuire. Mrs. Wm. Scott sang two delightful solos. Mrs. Lorne. Sparks was guest speaker and had' the theme "Thanks and used Romans 1 as the basis of hey inspiring message. We are created so that we can know God is there. Truth lies in the word 'of God and great joy, can • be obtained from studying His word. Praising the Lord for all things does marvellous things to us. We are God's -children when' the Holy Spirit has come to us. Mrs. Robert Osborne and Mrs. Wm. Arnold were in .charge of the business portion of the meeting. . The price of meals was raised to $3.75. A workshop is being held in Hanover • on October 18th. The Bazaar is being held in Octolier and annual meeting on. November 23rd. An invitation to 'attend the 25th anniversary of Knox W.M.S. was received for October' 23rd. A letter of thanks was received from Mrs. Cecil darnochan for 'a gift in June. . The first 4 units will entertain at olkwit;ekinia!,a.. WINGHAM THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY ..111 , ,.$1.011)AY 'MONDAY • TUESDAY OCT, 21 • 22 ,• 23rd OCT. 24 • • 24th Thursday 8:00 P.M. Only "Fri..1, Sat. 74 9 P.M. "Shampoo" at 7:00 P.M. • "Taxi. Orlverl at 9. P.M. I 1. • t• *WU ' ; .4. who fr7. .1, k 4 I WI 4,14 . but a !INS • • • tWthing ".1. at the privein n • And Some good stuff on Me screfnloOf ERT AINMENT • A A wurntri4 Vlctmes mniAon • Pinecrest Manor for 4 Friday's in November. Tentative plans are being made for a Family Night later this month. Mrs. Lloyd Worthing- ton announced 'the next Christian Women's Club with Miss Ruby Mayberry of Kansas City as guest speaker. Mrs. Gerald Coiling expressed the courtesies of the evening and lunch was served by members of Unit 5. St. Marys C.W.L. Mrs. Friendorf was hostess for the October meeting of St. Mary's Catholic Women's League, Luck- now. There were 8 ladies in attendance. Fr. Dentinger opened the meet- ing with the League Prayers in unison. Mrs. Leddy, president, then carried. on for the rn meeting. Secretary's report was given ,'by Mrs. MacDonald and correspon- dence read and dealt with. Mrs. 'O'Donnell gave ) two very timely readings on the Blessed Virgin, as "October is•the month of the Rosary. Miss Linda Feldy read a, story of Grandmother's Thanksgiving. Day" and Mrs. Gerry Ross one on Thanksgiving. Final arrangements were made for the program group to go to Brucelea• Haven on October 14th. Fr. Dentinger closed the meeting with the Consecration to the Blessed Virgin and the meeting adjourned with lunch served by committee in charge. • Trinity C VV. On October 14, the regular meet ing of Trinity United. Church Women was held at,tlie home of Mrs. Warren Zinn with an attend- ance 'of 19. The president, Mrs. Chester .Hackett, opened the meet- ing. by reading a -poem, "Thank You God For Everything". Mrs. Doug Cameron, with her guitar, and assisted ,by Mrs. Doug Raynard, • led in sing songs throughout the meeting which we all enjoyed, beginning with the two songs "Something to, sing about and This land is your land". Mrs. Hackett then led in prayer. The roll call was answered with a verse on Harvest. ,Mrs. D. A. Hackett introduced the devotions, "God Supplies Our Needs" and The Lord is ,, My 'Shepherd was sung and Mrs. D. A. Hackett led in prayer. Mn, Doug Cameron read the scripture from John, followed by the singing of "We Gather Lord, This Happy Day": Mrs. D. A. Hackett gave the meditation and Mrs. Cameron read a poem "A 'Happy Heart", followed by a song "Jesus Calls" and Mrs, Hackett closed • the devotions with prayer. Mrs. Alex Hackett gave two poems "The Wagon Wheel" and "A Neigh- bour". Mrs. Cook gave the study book on the .Life. of Mr., Stephen Moone, 'in Korea. Mrs. Wm. Andrew led in prayer. The business portion of the meeting ' follOwed: \ The next meeting the time, will change to 1.30 p.m." Mrs. Alex Hackett reported on the West • Huron Regional Rally ,held at the Nile and', also told • us about hearing the Moderator• speak, at Mitchell. The correspondence was read, . A bale will be packed the middle of NoveMber. Following the busi- ness, .all joined in singing Kum Ba Yah and• the meeting closed with prayer and lunch was served by the committee in charge. Fall Rally Held At Wingham • The Fall Rally of the' Presbyterial was held in the Fellowship Hall of St. Andrew's Church in Wingham on October the sixth. The theme was "Marching On • The Home- front" .• After the call to worship by Mrs. Don Robertson, vice president, of Purple Grove, Mrs. 'Alvin' Mundell led in a sing song. Mrs. Gordon Wall welcomed the ladies. to 'St. Andrew's. The scripture was read by Mrs. John A. MacDonald, meditation by Mrs. Roas Cuniming and Mrs. Lovell Huston led in prayer. A solo by Mrs. Philip Steer was much enjoyed. The minutes of the last rally were read by Mrs. E. MacLean. Mrs. Evan Keith •gave the, treasurer's/ report. Each auxiliary, afternoon' and evening, had a topic to present after Mrs. Bregman introduced the program. These were done by means. of skits, displays, and by reports covering the types of work done among the Chinese, French, Ukranian, Hungarian, Italian, Kor- eans, and Indian ministry on ReserVes, Visitations to hospitals and Homes for the Aged were presented by a group of young girls from South Kinloss who delighted , the audience with choruses sung to the aged: C.G.I.T., C.O.C. and Explorer's work were also explain- ed. Slides• were shown on Flora House in Winnipeg, and Fellow- ship House there. An interesting demonstration on what goes on, in Tyndal House' in Montreal' was enjoyed, and reports. were read about Evangel Hall and St. Matthew House in Toronto. A skit on Armagh was self-explanatory, The program was well presented attd informative. Offering , was taken by the Goforth group and offertory prayer by Mrs. John de Boer of White- church. Courtesies were given by Mrs. Joe Martin of Brussels. 'Mrs. English and ' Mrs. Alvin Mundell thanked all who assisted in any way. The closing hymn was sung. The Lord's prayer was repeated. Grace was sung and lunch served . by the hostesses. ROBERT DENIRO TAxi• 'WIER 41.4, "'Ili ...Olt,* • Inho ADDED FEATURE •‘• warren botany hrisne • plrlis. haws ./t • '