HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-12-01, Page 10Hymn 259, Breathe on me,
breath of God, was sung. The roll
call was answered by a verse 'with
Peace in it from the Bible. The
• minutes of the last meeting were
read.
Mrs. Ross Gammie and Mrs.
Bruce Raynard were asked to act as
the nominating committee for the
coming year. Our' next meeting
will be December 7. We will serve
lunch after the C.G.I.T. vesper
service on December 12. The
scripture lesson and meditation
was given by Mrs. Frank Haw-
thorne. Mrs. Ronald Forster gave
the topic on Remembrance, prepar-
ed by. Miss Sadie Johnston.
The report from Glad 'Tidings
was given by Mrs. Kenneth
Laidlaw.
• Hymn 301 was sung and the
Lord's Prayer, repeated in Unison._
closed the meeting. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Ronald Forster and
Mrs. Gordon Fisher.
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
Rev. L. Van Staalduinen
Pastor
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5TH
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0 SON OF MAN:
I loved thy' creation"
hence I created thee
Wherefore, do _thou
love Me, that I may
rzame thy, name and
fill thy soul with
the spirit of life.
-Baha' u lila
LUCKNOW
UNITED 'CHURCH
Rev. Deug Kaufman
i Minister
DECEMBER 5111
10 airno Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worship
i Nursery provided
for pre-school driven
Jr. Congregation for
45 - 8 year oldchildren
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, DECEMP
• The Evening Auxiliary of the
Ludtnow-Presbyterian Churckbeld
their monthly meeting in the
church on November 16.
• The 'president, Mrs. Virden
Mowbray, opened the meeting with
a poem "A Blessed Thought..".
ti I I 10
r r I
Evening Auxiliary
of prayer -
Ladies taking part in a study
group were Mrs. Maulden, Mrs.
Bushell, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
~Barr. Mrs. Maulden read the
hymn "0 Valiant Hearts". Mrs.
Glen Haldenby gave the courtesy
remarks.
The hymn ''"Lead kindly light"
was sung and Mrs. John Barr
dosed the meeting with prayer
after which refreshments were
served and a time of fellowship was.
eafaYed-
followed with prayer.
Mrs. Don Ross presided for the,
business and election of the
officers: past president, Mrs. Bill
Rintoul; president, Mrs. John de
Boer; "1st vice president, Mrs. Don
Ross; secretary, Mrs. Gordon
Rintoul; Assistant' secretary. Mrs. patients. Then the U.C.W. ladies Victor Emerson; treasurer, Mrs.
visited with the patients. ' Wallace Milligan; convener of Glad
Tidings, Mrs. Walter Elliott;
associate members,/ Mrs. Elroy
LaidlaW; friendship and service, Chalmers WAI.S. Mrs,. Bill Purdon; literature and
library, Mrs. Don Ross; supply,
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin; assistant
WH1TECHURCH NEWS supply, Mrs. Robert Mowbray;
C.O.C.. Mrs. Hugh Simpson, Mrs.
Chalmers . W.M.S. held their Archie Purdion; Ladies' Aid, Mrs.
November meeting on Wednesday, • John de Boer; ' pianists, Mrs.
November 17 at the home of Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, Mrs. Don Ross;
Gordon Rintoul. Mrs. Bill Rintoul,l nominating committee, Mrs. Bill
presided for the worship service Rintoul, Mrs. Bill Pardon and Mrs.
opening with a poem on Peace. , Wesley Tiffin; auditors, Mrs. Bill
Come Holy Spirit was sung with t Purdon, Mrs_ Angus Falconer;
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt pianist ; flower committee, Mrs. Dawson
den on 1st Peter 2: 11-25 followed Mrs. Bill Pardon gave a reading. Craig, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, Mrs. "
Remembrance. Mrs. Don Ross Victor Emerson,/Mrs. John Gaunt. by the hymn "Tis the blessed hour read the scripture, Psalm 46. The The meeting dosed with the .
Pamphlets on "Alive" were
given out and some left at the
diurch for those interested. The
film strip. Christmas, take it
personally, followed by a discus-
Siell on the give and take of
Christmas.
Mrs.. Don Bushell and Mrs.
Frank Maulde,n had the study,
Urban Rural Mission of the
Christian Conference of Asia. The
hymn "'Prayer is the souls sincere
desire" was swig. Mrs. !Don
Bushell led in prayer. Nfiss
Winnifred Percy had the medita-'
Kinlough W.M.S.
KINLOUGH NEWS
Mrs. Donald Reid was hostess
for the Kinlough Women's Mis-
sionary Society meeting. The
purpose was repeated and the
hymn "The church's one founda-
tion" was sung. 12 ladies were
welcomed by the president, Mrs.
William MacPherson and all an,
swered the roll call with a verse on
remembrance, and a gift for the
Scott Mission.
During the business period a
protector rug for the church
entrance and a cupboard built in
the church was diicussed. The
missionary report; St. Andrew's
Jerusalem, was read by the
president.
Following was the election of .
officers: president, Mrs. Tom
MacDonald; 1st vice president...
Mrs. Jack Barr; 2nd vice president,
Mrs. Don Reid; secretary, Mrs.
Glen. Haldenby; assistant secret-
ary. Mrs. Ruth Vrgson; treasurer,
Mrs. Don Robe n; assistant,
Mrs. Don Bushell; pianist. Mrs,
William MacPherson.
DUNGANNON NEWS
The Dungannon ladies met in the
activity room of Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home in Lucknow on
Tuesday, November 16 at. 2 p.m.
Tenie Logtenberg opened the
meeting with everyone repeating
the Lord's Prayer. Bessie McNee
read, "Thoughts About, the Lord's
Prayer". A short' business period
followed.
The new, slate of officers for 1977
was read and the president
explained the function of ,the new
committees. Our December Meet-
-ing is to be in the form of a
Christmas Variety night on Dec-
ember Sth at 8 p.m. sharp. 'Lunch
will be served. Everyone is
welcome. The U.C.W. has been k
invited to a concert on December 12 ',
and a carol sing on December 24th
at the Christian Fellowship Church.
Helen Dawson ,read, "an Open
Letter to God", and our meeting
dosed with prayer. Carol' Reed
played many well. known hymns
and the ladies sang to entertain the
Dungannon UCW
Entertain At
Pinecrest Manor
meditation Was given by Mrs,
Victor Emerson.
Mrs, Bull Rin' tout gave a reading,
Lest We Remember, telling the life
history of John McCrae„ 'the writer
of In Flanilers Fields, which was
read by Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. In a .
reply to Hander's Fields it told of
the memorial in Guelph by his
Peace. Psalm 77 w g- as sun Pot Luck Supper
The topic Remembrance was
given by Mrs. Bill Rintoul, who Trull' C.W. held their annual
pol luck pper in the Church
basement, Tuesday night, Novem-
ber 23,,with 44 ladies sitting down
to a delicious hot, meal. The roll
call was answered with each one
telling what they brought for
supper. •
Mrs. ,BielAndrew opened the
devotions with a verse from John
and then all joined in singing'
"What a friend we have in Jesus".
Mrs. Donald Alton read the
scripture from , St. Matthew, and
Mrs. • Bill Andrew gave the
meditation "Secret Pals". A sing
song followed with Mrs. Ken Alton
leading it. The president, Mrs.
Chester Hackett called attention to
some of the important functions of
the U.C.W.
Rev. Cook'conducted the 'instal-
lation of officers for the coming
year. 'Mrs. Doug Raynard explain-
ed the changes in the names of
some of the different committees
'and groups. All the different
committees read reports for last
Year-
Four of the ladies presented a
skit " 'Evelina Proposes to Propose"
which was really humorous.
Following this the. Sunshine Pal
gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Ken
Alton gave the Trinity Tattler, and
the pleasant evening came to a
ckne.
Baba P k 0
Two Holy
Baha'is around the
two holy days this wee
the covenant and the
'Abdu'l-Baha. On IS
Baha'is celebrate the
of 'Abdiel-Baha as tl
Covena
followerS. November
day when 'Abdu'l-B
away.
'Abdul:Balla, the e
Baha'u'llah, prophet fi
Baha'i faith' was appo
father as the authorize
of his writings and il
whom'all Bahals we
instruction and guidam
New York City on I*
a h 1912 that 'Abdu'l-B
to the .Baha'is his app
the centre of.the Covl
father and this day is k
Day of the covenant.
'Abdiel-Baha was be
the same hour on the .!
the Bab, the prophet-la
Baha'i faith, declared
as the forerunner of d
one of all ages.
marked' by exile, trib
suffering which he sha
father until he, his fad
ed in 1892. 'Abdul-Hal
a prisoner until 1908
result of the young Tud
he was released from
ment. Establishing hi
in Haifa, Israel, he eml
after on his three-year
Egypt, Europe and Nor
during which ,time he
Montreal at the home of
and Mae Maxwell, no
shrine. He returned tol
the eve of the First
inevitability he I
ed to large audiences
locations, including th,
of the Messiah and Si
Montreal.
On November 28, 19
Baha ascended to the n
His physical remains 1
Holy Land in the Shrine
on Mount Carmel in FL
You'll n(
feel bet
in your 1
Fitness. is lirosr heart you lime
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PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH n
' Paster
Gilbert Van Sligtenherst
10 a.m. Sunday School
U a.m. Worship Service
7:30 p.m. Evening Service
Pifidweek Prayer Service
Wednesday 4 8 p.m.
C.A. (Young People)
Friday at 8:00
Mizpah Benediction.
It was decided to entertain in
December at Pinecrest Nursing
Home but it was learned that there
was no opening as it was all filled
up. The hostess served lunch.
been made. , Trinity. UCW home where a beautiful garden has,
The roll was an call swered by 10
givm— g a Bible verse With the word