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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-04-13, Page 10Mrs. C. Edwards WMS Speaker The April meeting ...and Easter Thankoffering. •of South Kinloss Women's Missionary Society was held.April 6th at the home of Mrs. Ira Dickie in Goderich. The members gathered at 12 noon and enjoyed a noon luncheon. The president, Mrs. Philip Steer, welcomed 17. members and 3 visitors. The program. from the • Glad Tidings was followed - the Easter Stony with .readings and singing. Mrs, Lloyd MacDougall gave a reading '"Faith". Business was as f6llows: the Presbyterial of the W.M.S. is to be in Whitechurch May , 16th; the Synodical will bp in Stratford April 12 . and 13,' Mrs. Philip Steer a delegate from Maitland Presby- terial. • The "Dock" project was' again brought to the attention of those present 'to think about doing something by next month .toward supporting this project, • Mrs. Ira Dickie was. called upon to introduce . the special speaker Mrs. Clayton Edwards, Goderich. Mrs. Edwards brought to mind , many "Easter Thoughts". What is the Easter message? .'What does Easter mean to you.? What 'is the. real message of Eater? 'Our response to Easter? We are living. in a confused world. Our lives are a testimony of the Easter message. The triumphant message of Easter, One in Faith and Purpose, conclud- ing with a prayer by Peter. Marshall. Mrs. Ted Collyer, expressed thanks to Mrs. Edwards. for a 'splendid message of Easter, and presented" her with a gift. -The offertory prayer was by Mrs'. Allan MacDougall. The roll call was' an Easter verse. Mrs. Douglas Graham gave the Bible Study, Women at the Cross. The courtesies were by Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon. The hymn, Jesus keep me near the cross, was sung and Mrs. Wm. Maclntyre closed the meeting with prayer. KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst SUNDAY, APRIL 17TH 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. o$ (MENNONITE) Doug Zehr, Student Pastor Phone 529-7751 SERVICES SUNDAY, APRIL 17TH la m. 'Morning Worship'' DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP / THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA 09 .9, 0 .6 o$ 10:00'a.m. Sunday School EVERYONE WELCOME 00 0 / 0 / I / • I / 1 o: 9, • 9, !Hf AY .N.`o1()N I rr P4 ir'f ! 1 ,r ',( .1V41 L 4-4 / , / Donnybrook IJCW Kingsbridge CWL • • Lucknow /Presbyterian Church / / / 11 a in Morning Worship INTERIM ,MODERATOR kf:v. Robert Armstrong Phone Wingham .357-2072 SLNDAY, APRII,17TH 10:00a m. Sunday School WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1977 PAGE TEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO recently married. Pictures taken for Home and 'Country magazine must be in black and White, not Mrs. Noble Johnston presided at colour. The committee to plan next ' the! April meeting of the AfternoOn year's .program is to meet•April 11 Auxiliary of the. Women's Mission- in the evening at the home of Mrs. ary Society in the 'Presbyterian The roll call was answered by E. Black. Church, - Lucknow, and opened payment, of fees for April 1977 to The report of the nominating the meeting reading a poem "Quiet March 31,1978 at 51.50. There are committee ‘k'as read, and the Ti me —. . . four life members. Mrs. Harry 'election of officers was conducted After the opening hymn, Mrs. Girvin read the minutes of the last by Mrs. Graham NcNee. All joined 'meeting,. the! treasurer's report, in. singing The Queen td. bring an and correspondence. The auditor's, enjoyable afternoon to • Pclose. The meeting followed beginning with the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The topic on "Our History" was given by Mrs. Warren Zinn, curator of Tweeds- muir history for our branch. She outlined the work to be done in compiling a complete history of the south part of Ashfteld and West Wawanosh area including Dungan- non, Nile and Port Albert bur- plan the District Annual which is to roughs. Research work at the Registry Office provides an outline be held in Clinton May 30. and then members and all interest- Summary Day for the quilt course DUNGANNON NEWS On Wednesday,: April 6, the Dungannon W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Alvin Kerr at 12.30 p.m. for the annual, meeting. Mrs. Elmer Black, president,: welcomed 21 members, two visitors and three children to' the pot luck dinner and meeting. Following the W.I. grace everyone enjoyed "sampling" many varieties of tempting foods from the well-laden table. Tea and coffee were served by Mrs. Kerr. is open to all,' May 25 in Clinton. A edpersons will add details for each . • , donation was made to the gift for lot and property. Your help with material, information and pictures is needed, and you may contact Mrs. W. Zinn, Mrs. E. Black, Mrs. H. Girvin., Mrs. Robt. Irvin or Mrs. Cecil Blake, or any W.I'. member. Dungannon W.I. Plan History Book LUCKNOW :UNITED CHURCHI Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister APRIL 17TH 10 a m Sunday School 11 a in Morning Worship Miss Pengelly, home economist., celebration is to be July 13 at Guelph in the form of a banquet. The. spring concert at Brookside School is May 5, and music night at Goderich is May 12. A report re Huronview Auxiliary craft room and their tea and 'bake sale was given. It is hoped to have the draw for the quilt and afghan at the June meeting. A committee was named to look after cards for the sick and shut ins at Easter. Three members attended the executive meeting at Belgrave, Monday, April 4, to help Mrs. Zinn and Mrs'. Irvin reported. A delayed letter from the Provincial president, Mrs. Herb Maluske of Chesley, was read and its suggestions noted. Open House at the Erland Lee Home is June 6-W and W.I. members are urged to visit. Several quilt blocks were on display, a project to raise money by their sale at the Erland Lee on Monday night, April 4th. presided and called the meeting to Home. The 80th ' anniversary Mrs. Morley Johnston had ' order. Fr. Dentinger led in prayer charge of the meeting. Mrs. and read the scripture reading. Johnston gave the call to worship Karla Hogan reported that a 25th followed with hymn 440. Mrs. anniversary gift had been given to Murray Wilson read the scripture Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boel. PARISH OF LUCKNOW , . / SCHEDULE 01- SERVICES 7 / SUNDAY, APRIL 17 / I 7 ' 7 (.)1 P A Y, `, P1P1.1-.Y ') (/j A P.4 / The correspondence consisted of: thank you's from Rochelle Champagne, Joe and Joan Boel and Anne Riegling; and letters from Bob McKinley re the Uganda killings and abortion. Motions were made to send donations to Hondur- as,' Fr. Hennessey fund, the Jesuits, the Bolivian Missions, and two' missionary nuns, who are sisters of members Bertha Knoop and Jean Van Rooy. Mary O'Keefe gave the treasur- er's report and read a letter from Er. O'Loughlin thanking us for our donation. :Rochelle' Champagne called the roll. Spring cleaning of the church is needed. . Motions Were made to pay for extra help needed by Br. Carl for cleaning of the rectory; to supply Fr. and Br. with things needed for the rectory' and to pay for the fuel used for meetings in the. basement. Pro-iife convener, Clarice Dal- ton, talked of the Festival for Life May 5, b, 7 and. urged members to go. Bus leaves from Stratford midnight May 5. They are asking ' for letters in response to the family planning clinics, proposed by Marc Lalonde, and the sex pamphlets used in schools. A donation will be given to Pro-Life. We are reminded to keep the plastic tabs from bread bags fOr.C.NA.B. Cultural Life Convener Reta Howard .reported on the monthly party at Pinecrest. 19 members gave a very lively program, served be Life Membership and Expense z‘cake and visited in the rooms. secretary to. fill the office left vacant by Mrs. Glenn Noble's departure. Mrs. Ken Laidlaw gave the Easter topic. Mrs. Morgan Hender- son gave an Easter reading following the Glad Tidings review and hymn 587 was sung. Mrs. James Smith closed the meeting with prayer. Wm. Rutherford gave the Bible Study, "Come see a man who told me all things that ever' I did". Following the Bible :Study Mrs. Robt. Reid led in prayer. 18 ladies answered the roll call. The secretary read the correspondence. The SynodicaA will meet in Stratford April 12th and 13th: The Easter Thankoffering will .be held in the church hall on April 19th. The Maitland Presbyterial will be held in Whitechurch on May 16th. Mrs. Robt. Reid was appointed •to ( from Mark 16, verses 1-8' followed with prayer and gave the medita- tion, "Joy from a stone, rolled away". Hymn 106 was sung. The business followed with Mrs./ Ernest Snowden in charge. The meeting closed with hymn 474. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. S. Chamney assisted the hostess with lunch and a social time was enjoyed. The April meeting of Donny- Twenty-one members attended br9ok United Church. Women was the April meeting of Kingsbridge held at the home of Mrs. H. Catholic Women's League in the Jefferson with a good attendance Parish Hall. Mrs. Marion Austin Presbyterian WMS Another party will be held in the spring. A thank you was read .from Aubrey Higgins. Education week is coming up and Garvey speeches will be said the 21st of April. Mary Luanne Clare has, been doing' very well in her public speaking and goes to Peterborough beginning of May to compete for Ontario, Labrador and Quebec. Congratula- tions Mary Luanne! Fr. Dentinger gave a talk on the co-operation he finds in the parish community .and the good spiritual participation during Lent. The Diocesan Council convention will be held in Chatham May 10 and 11, .Fr. led in prayer and the meeting was closed. Marion Austin turned the meet- ing over to the nomination commit- tee, Ann Berry, Betty Frayne and Fran Riegling who conducted the election of new executive as follows: president, Marion Austin; 1st vice. Ann Berry; 2nd vice, Tena Van Diepan; 3rd vice, Betty Doherty; corresponding gee.,' Del- ores VanOsch; recording secretary, (lance Dalton; treasurer, Mary Clare. Marion Austin thanked last ' year's executive for their co-opera- tion and welcomed the new (:):‘:,.utive into office. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev. L. Van Staalduinen Pastor SUNDAY, APRIL 17 Services at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listen to the Back 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 Whitechurch WI WH1TECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch Women's Institute held their curator meeting on Wednesday, March 9 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Victor Emerson. The president Mrs. Russel McGuire opened the meeting with the Ode and Creed. She gave an explanation on the line of the creed "without self pity and, prejudice" Many carry yesterdays mistakes forward instead of leaving these behind. Trial and affliction develop the character (e.g. Helen Keller living a life of determination). Learn to put away self pity as no one is perfect. /She welcomed all present. Thanks for Valentine boxes received were from Mrs. Chapman Sr.. Mrs. Orville Tiffin, Mrs. Tom Inglis, Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, Vic Emerson, Mrs. Wellwood, Miss Annie Kennedy. Dalton Schultz, Misses Arfnie and Mary Laidlaw. Mrs. Ella Johnston. Mrs. Dawson Craig, Mrs. Earl Caslick. Mrs. Fisher then read Mrs Malukse's letter. Miss McKereher Scholarship. and the announce- ment of Mrs. Donald Caz...s1 as convener of Agric.:Lliture ant Can- adian Industries 'and Mrs Po't."- Moore for Citizen sn:p and World Affairs. Affairs. Our delegate T.', the Conference is Mrs Garne- Farrier convener of Farrniy and Consumer Affairs. The branch was reminded of the quilt block to be sent by March 15th The pot noor luncheon for April 13th was announced and the Distnct ors meeting for Bruce South meets March 22nd in ,Whitechurch Corn- rnunit‘ Memorial Hall. The committee made preparations for the noon luncheon. On March 28th a convener's meeting is to be held at Mrs. McGuire's to prepare the reports. It was decided to cater for a SOth wedding anniversary with Mrs. McGuire, Mrs. Currie, Mrs.Rintoul and Mrs. Tiffin a committee in charge. It was decided to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Institute in the fall with a committee, of Mrs. 'Emerson, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. J. Currie in charge. The Variety Concert committee is Mrs. Fisher and Miss Merle Wilson. • Mrs. Emerson opened the curat- or topic with reading Good Old Days and Canada Today. Ways of travelling in the country in winter were given by Mrs. Fred Tiffin. The motto "Todays and yeSter- days are the blocks with which we build" was prepared by Mrs. Emerson and read by Mrs. Bill Evans. Community singing with Mrs. Don Ross pianist was enjoyed. A reading Along Pioneer Trails was given by Mrs. Jas. McInnes and Mrs. Johnston Conn. The topic, The Old Days, were tough but we still have fond memories of the old wood stove, was given by Mrs. V. Emerson. The superstitions believed in by the pioneers was given by Mrs. Bill Evans and Mfs. Emerson gave a reading, The Midway and Girlie Shows of the Olden Days. The roll call. An article you cherish and tell about it. was answered by the 15 attenders exhibiting dishes. base, lOckets w at cries The meeting closed s'r ging 0 Canada and the Institute (..fra'..e. The iurKr, committee Mrs Jas ,McInnes arid Mrs Emerson ser% et refreshments Nursery provided for pre-school children Jr Congregation fur 5 - 8 year old cluoirtt,