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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-11-24, Page 10Lit Holyrood Girl Guides The 1pt Holyrood Girl Guides ' and; the Iolyrood Brownies bOth participated in a craft sale on Saturday, November 20th at the Kinlough •Church from 2 p.m.,. to 5 p.m: The Girl Guides had baking, crafts and a white elephant, table. The Brownies had crafts and baking' Wong with a draw. The Guides had been working hard at home and at the meetings to make all of the baking And crafts, Mothers of the Girl Guides also donated many nice things: Tea and donuts were served to the visitors. All of the 1st Holyrood Girl. Guides. are proud to say it• was quite a success. Listen to the Back to. God Roux Message of Today CHOK Sarnia, 8:30 a.m. Radio dial 1070 CFOS Owen Sourid, 1:30 p.m. Radio dial 560 Lucknnw Presbyterian, Church Rey. Glenn Noble, B.A., LLD. Minister Phone 5282740 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH. 10:00 a.m. Sunday. School 11 a.m. Morning Worship LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman. Minister NOVEMBER 28th , 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship . Nursery provided for pre-school children Jr. Congregation for 5, - 8 year old children Jack Needham$ 60*(e, TraVektgu At.Amblesidey In October, the -Ambles ,Branch Elder's Quorum of 1 Church of Jesus'Christ' of Late Day Saints, held •a "Dance 4 Split" in the auditorium. Coup attended from the Teeswater ar Harri'ston, Cargill and the Mildn area, and a great evening games, jokes and dancing was 1 by. all. . A game of animal charm pitted the ladies against the ger and the animals would' never h: recognized themselves. The lad won the game, thus earning 1 right 'to make their own bang splits before the losing gentlenal With a whole table of good before them, the splits crew were almost too good to eat However, hungry appetites tc over and they were soon demoli: ed. This little bird refuses to nai those who had seconds. ,The women of Relief Society on a dinner fortheir opening soci Each of the teachers set up display showing what their Jesse would 'be about for the comi year. The health exhibit excellent, Showing many of 1 things we should have in c homes, in case of emergency. Cultural Living we. learned ti we'd be studying Columbia, Er land, Korea, Sweden, New •Ze and, Panama and French Polyne: this year. With Homemaki Lessons, Spiritual Living, Mod Education,' Social Relations a Visiting Teaching Messages, know it'll be a busy year aheac Following the meal and' displa3 we were,very lucky to have Mr. a) Mrs. Jack Needham of Lucknow, ' show slides and describe their ti to South America and Africa. Th were 'an inspiration to all of us, ai perhaps some day when the rest .us , are retired, we too may be at to take similar trips, doing volu leer work in underprivileged •cou tries. Donnybrook U.C.W. Donnybrook United Chur, Women met at the home of "•Mr John Hildebrand on Wednesd: night, November 10 for the November meeting, with 11 pre ent. Mrs. Roger Reiman gave the co to worship followed with the hyrn: Rise up, 0 men of God. Responsive reading was given b Mrs. Heiman followed with th hymn, Fight the good fight. Mr: ~Roger Beiman read a poer "Deliver Us" followed with prayer Mit. Wm. Hardy read th meditations. A hymn, Faith of ou fathers, was sung. Mrs, Ott' Weber gave the poem "In Flander Fields". Mrs. John Hildebrand Mrs. E. Robinson, Mrs. Ray Hantn and Mrs. Win. Hardy had a shor play, A Dream Comes True, taker from the mission profile. Mrs Wm. Hardy gave the topic "Native Spiritually and Christianity" about Indian religion and the white man's ways of religion' in Northern Manitoba. The hymn, Stand up, stand up for Jesus, was sung and Mrs. Reiman closed with prayer. The minutes and collection was taken and the business was handed over to the president, Mrs. E. Snowden. A dainty lunch followed with hosteis Mrs. Otto Weber and Mrs. H. Jefferson helping the hostess. is to take enough lunch for their 'family. Hymn 599,.. verses 1 and 5 were sung. Mrs. MacKenzie gave the closing prayer, grace was sung, lunch and an hour of fellowship brought the meeting to an end. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Doug Zehr, Student Pastor Phone 529-7751 SERVICES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. "Morning Worship" EVERYONE WELCOME THE 14,000491N SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, St. Marys St. ' Mary's Catholic ,Women's League was held on Sunday afternoon at the home of Peter MacDonald. Fr, Dentinger opened the meet- ing with the League Prayers said in unison with the 10 members present. Mrs. Leddy, president, conduct- ed the meeting with secretary Mrs. MacDonald giving the financial report. • Correspondence was dealt with which was mainly a letter received from the Diocesian Christ- ian Family Life convener. The first part was read by Mrs. MacDonald containing the need of Foreign and Home Missions, Vacations, Family Life and Youth Projeets. It stressed very strongly that we as Christians be able to see people who are not baptized Christians living a Christ- ian Life, because their lives are directed in the pursuit of the Good, the Truth and the Beautiful. Miss Feddy read the second part which dealt with the "Battered Child" which is a very timely subject now. A film can be obtained regarding this subject. Also the under privileged child should be assisted by both spiritual and material counselling. Lastly the elderly and the ones confined to. Homes should not be forgotten. The meeting was brought to a conclusion ,with Mrs,. O'Donnell, Spiritual Convener, giving 2 read- ings "Value of Prayer" and "Half-Past Four". Fr. Dentinger gave his usual short but verr worthwhile message then repeated the League closing prayers. 0.80N,OF MAN! Veiled in MY immem— orial being and .in the ancient eternity' of My es$ence, I knew My love for thee; therefore I created thee, have engraved on thee Mine . image and re— vealed to thee. My beauty. -43aha! THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA PARISH OF - LUCKNOW SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28 ST. PAUL'S, RIPLEY 9:00 A.M. THE ASCENSION, KINLOUG 10:30 A.M. ST. JOHN'S, BERVIE 12:00 NOON • KINi,OUGH 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 p.m. C.A. (Young People) Friday at 8:00 p.m. St. Peters A.C.W. Mrs. Harold CooPer presided for the 1November meeting of St: _fleter'.'s Anglican Church. Women and opened the meeting with' a Litany, the A.C.W.'.prayer and the LOrd's prayer. Mrs. Les Hazelden read the scripture, Psalm 72: 1-15. A letter ofthanks was read from St. Monica's House for 'clonation sent. An invitation to St. Paul's in London was received for "a day to talk about chtireh work", Decem- ber 7. In answer to a request for used eye glasses, it was decided to collect them. Anyone may leave glasses with any member of the A .C,W. It was reported several banquets are coming up. Mrs. Ernest Gaunt conducted two Bible quizzes and Mrs. Cooper read an article "All excuses covered". The meeting closed with the Grace and lunch and a social time followed.. Kinlqugh A.C.W. kINLOUGH NEWS Mrs. Howard Thompson was hostess for the. NoveMber meeting of the Anglican Church Women on Thursday afternoon. Miss' May Boyle presided -and welcomed everyone. Mrs. Delbert Hedley, read a. Remembrance Day poem "The .Poppy Story". The hymn "0 God our help in ages past" was sung followed by prayers and everyone was thanked for their' help and co-operation on the day of the Harvest Service. Mrs. John Scott read the. scripture from the 46th Psalm. Mrs., Gertrude Walsh gave the meditation basing her thoughts on the hymn "0 valiant hearts" and read the poem "In Flanders Fields". Karen Hedley gave a recitation "Poppies' ' . The word for the roll call was, "Remember". A committee was appointed' to arrange for a visit to Pinecrest Manor at Lucknow, namely Mrs. Delbert Hedley and Miss Edna Boyle. The. Christmas meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bert Nicholson. This part of the meeting clased with prayer. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh presided for the election of officers which were: president, Miss May 'Boyle; 1st -vice president, Mrs. Delbert Hedley; secretary treasurer, Mrs.- Ronald Thacker; assistant secret- ary treasurer, Mrs. Roy Collins; Sunday School superintendent, Mrs. Gerald Rhody; work and supplies, Mrs. Bert Nicholson, Mrs. Art Haldeitby, Mrs. George Graham; prayer partners secretary, Mrs. Howard Thompion; family life, Miss May Boyle, Mrs. Bert Nicholson; social service , corres- pondence secretary, Miss Edna Boyle; social 'service visiting com- ntittee, Mrs. Gertrude Walsh, Mrs. George Graham; program planning committee, Miss' May Boyle, Mrs. Delbert Hedley; Mrs. Eric Thacker, Mrs. Roy Collins; social convener; Mrs, Howard Thompson. Two crib quilts were sold during the afternoon. Delicious refresh- ments were • served . and Mrs. George Graham gave the courtesy remarks. During the afternoon 3 bales were packed for Keewatin, 1 hale to Rev. and Mrs. George Honour (our prayer partners) for Christmas • and 2 bales for St. Monica House, Waterloo. The president express- ed appreciation to' everyone who had contributed so generously to these bales, which consisted of all new' or nearly new clothing; bedding, baby needs and knitted articles. Trinity U.C.W. The November meeting of Trin- ity U.C.W. was held on Wednes- day, November 10, at the home of Mrs.' Frank Ritchie, with an., attendance of 20. The 'president; Mrs. Chester Hackett, thanked Mrs.. Ritchie for hiving the• meeting and all joined in 'singing "Onward Christian Soldiers". The presidentled in prayer. Mrs. Alex Hackett gave a reading , "In Flanders Fields" and Mrs. Chester Hackett read • a poem "World Peace". • The roll call was answered by each member telling something they were particularly thankful for. Two thank-you letters were read. The social committee reminded us that the pot luck supper will be held in the church basement on Novem- ber 23rd, and all committees were to have their annual reports in for this meeting. • Mrs. Chester Hackett read in prayer. The rest of the business followed. Mrs. Hackett gave a short prayer. Mrs. Donald Hackett acted as president for the. balance of the meeting and Mrs. Marvin Scott introduced the topic for devotions "Debtors To Everybody". All joined in singing, "hi Christ There Is No East or West", Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Reg Broome read scripture. Mrs. Scott. gave the meditation and "The Morning Light Is Breaking" was sung. Mrs. Scott read a poem "Impatience" and closed the 'devotions with prayer. Mrs. Hackett announced that a bale will be 'packed Monday or Tuesday of next week. The four ladies who went to the executive meeting at' Walton reported on the meeting. Mrs. ' Donald Hackett explained the changes in the names of the different committees. Hymn 400 was sung and all repeated the mizpah benediction. A dainty lunch was served 'by the,committee in charge.. Ashfield Ashfield Women's h4issionary Society ladies met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Collins fur their November meeting. Mrs. Henry MacKenzie welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with prayer. Hymn 568, verses 1 and 4 were' sung. • and the' W.M.S. Purpose was repeated. Mrs. Stuart MacLennan gave the , scripture taken from Deut. 8: 10-20, followed by prayer. Twelve ladies answered roll call with' a gift for the cancer cupboard. Hymn 766, verses 1 and 4, were sung. / Mrs. Henry MacKenzie showed slides on a tour taken of the city of Nashville, Tennessee showing pic- tures on the last supper and Mrs. Jim West read the scripture during the showing of the last supper. Also pictures of stained glass ' windows and the meaning was told by Mrs. MacKenzie. 'Hymn 192, verses A, 2 and 4 were sung. Mrs. Joe Litt gave the offertory prayer. Mrs. Henry MacKenzie had a memorial read- ing and showed slides of Arlington Cemetery and the Unknown Tomb. "In Flanders Fields" was given by • Mrs. Lift. Verses 1 and 4 of Hymn 643 were sung. . Business was conducted by Mrs. Warren Wylds. Thank you notes were received from Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Mills and Mrs. Frank MacLennan. Mrs.-Wylds reported on the Fall Rally held in October at Wingham. Rev. and Mrs. Rhoad, former minister of Ashfield and Ripley, plan to attend church at • Ashfield, -on November 28th. Everyone is asked to come and renew acquaintances with them and welcome Rev. and Mrs. Nugent to our community. W.M.S. December meeting will be held on. December 9th beginning at noon for a pot luck dinner. Sunday School concert ,is to be held oil December 5th at 8 p.M. Everyone 0