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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-06-14, Page 10Page 10-4aucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June' 14, 1978 South Saugeen Deanery Day The A.C.W. of St. Luke's Anglican Church, Pine River (Lurgan) had the honour of hosting the South Saugeen Deanery Day on June 6th for the first time. About 90 ladies registered. Everyone entered the church for Holy Communion. Celebrant was rector Rev. J. R. King and lay assistant, Mrs. Les Petter of Kincardine. • Before assembling in the Parish Hall for the meeting the president of St. Luke's, Mrs. Frieda Collins, briefly outlined and related some history of the church and extended greetings and a welcome to all present. After a coffee break, the LUCKIVOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 18 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 1 1 A.M. Morning Worship Nursery Provided for pre-school children Jr. Congregation for 5 - 8 year old children LUCKNOW' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Wm. Munshaw B.A. M.Div. SUNDAY, JUNE 18 00 a.m. Su day School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Holy Baptism Senior Citizen Day Everyone Welcome , VIM k. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN , REFORMED CHURCH Rev. L. Van Staalduinen Pastor SUNDAY, JUNE 18 Services at 10:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today CKNX WINGHAM, 10:30 a.m. Radio dial 920 Rev. Ministers met for their session at the home of Mr. Wm. Collins and the Dean- ery. president, Mrs. Marjean King, of Kincardine and secretary treasurer, Mrs. Norma Warner, of Hanover held the meeting in the parish hall. After the . minutes and business there was informa- tion given about what Angli- can Church Women are doing in the wide mission of the church. Freda Jacob of Kincardine, Deanery repres- entative, gave a report. Fordwich ladies extended an invitation for the Fall Dean- ery meeting. A sing song led by Rev.- Daniel Sergeant of Blyth was enjoyed. Mrs. Jeannette Aziz, pres- ident of A.C.W. Diocese of Huron, London, and also Mrs. Grace Richings, A.C.W. communications'sec- retary, told of the work on national level. Pakistan em- broidery was displayed. The theme "Salt of the Earth" was' given by Mrs. Marjean King in form of question and answer period. She emphasized the import- ance of Bible Study. UNIT 3 LUCKNOW U.C.W. Thuesday, June 6th, Unit # 3 met in the Fellowship Room at the church. The meeting opened with prayer by Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Wraith made the motion that we have the Blanket. Fund in October, this was seconded by Mrs. Jas. Ritchie. She also said that there was a need for used eye glasses. The collec- tion was taken and . there were four birthdays in June to add funds to our birthday jar. Cards were signed for Mrs. Neil G. MacKenzie and Mrs. Ada Woods who are hospitalized. Units # 1 and # 2 joined Unit 3 and Mrs. Cook. welcomed them.. Mrs. Cook read a poem and turned the meeting over to Mrs. Bradley who presided in the absence of Mrs. Bert Alton. Mrs. Grace Campbell repeated a verse: The scripture and meditation were given by, Mrs. Elleda Wightman and the prayer by Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. Edith Webster gave a reading. Mrs. Jean Jardine presented a topic on "God's in His Heaven all is well with the World". Mrs. Rice sang, accompanied by Mrs. Wes Ritchie. • Mrs. Bradley introduced Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw, who gave an interesting talk on the Cayman Islands as she showed slides, Mrs. Cook thanked Mrs. Laidlaw and presented her with a gift. A social time was enjoyed with a cup of tea. 130th Anniversary Ashfield Presbyterian Church Sunday, June 18, 1978 SERVICES AT 11:00 A.M. AND 8:00 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER REV. RONALD MacCALLUM Assistant Minister at Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich Maitland Presbyterial Knox Presbyterian Church, Bellmore, hosted the Maitland Presbyterial for the first time this year. Mrs. Kay Remus, Walker- ton, Synodical president stressed the work of prayer LUCKNOW W.M.S. The W.M.S. Senior Auxil- iary met in the Lucknow Presbyterian Church on June 7th. Mrs. James Little pres- ided and opened the meeting with a verse of scripture and prayer. Following the open- ing hymn Mrs. Wm. Reid read the scripture and medi- tation. Mrs. P. Stewart led in prayer. In response to an .invitation from Pinecrest Manor, it was arranged to put on a musical program there this month. Arrangements were made for the picnic meeting in July, and an invitation to be extended to the South Kin- loss W.M.S. ladies and the Lucknow United Church lad- ies. Mrs. Munshaw has been asked to give the address. Mrs. Little gave -the offer- tory prayer. The treasurer reported that $60.00 had been sent to the bale fund. Mrs. Laidlaw gave the highlights of the Presbyterial meeting held in Belmore last month. She made the state- ment that knowledge of the Gospel could die out in one generation if it is not taught. She announced the Fall Rally in Wingham in October -and the Presbyterial will be held next year in. Brussels. The Synodical is to be held in Goderich. Mrs. C. Brown gave an interesting study on Mission Work in the Carribean Is- lands, where there are four official languages, Spanish, English, French and Dutch, which makes mission work in the Islands difficult. Mrs. M. Henderson gave - the Glad Tidings review, and Mrs. Loree gave a, quiz on Bible names. Mrs. Brooks closed the meeting with prayer. TRINITY U.C.W. Trinity U.C.W. held their annual Grandmother's meet- ing on June 8 at the home of Mrs. Cook. Suzanne Andrew introduced the topic "Love" and read the scripture. Mrs. Shirley Hunter gave the commentary, "The Winning Power of Love". Mrs..Belle. Hackett report- ed on the Live, Love Project telling of Knox Community College in Jamaica, where Mr. and Mrs. Campbell are. Mrs. Delbert" Nixon gave a poem and Mrs. Donna Campbell gave four different numbers with her guitar. Mrs. Wilma Blake gave a reading and Mrs. Mary Lou Raynardi .had two musical numbers. Mrs. Wilfred Drennan re- ceived the prize for the oldest grandmother; Mrs. Allan Ritchie for the newest grand- child; Mrs. Donald Hackett for the youngest grandmoth- er; Mrs. Warren Zinn for choosing the lucky letter, and Mrs. Wm. Andrew for the lucky number. The Bible Study was on the Beatitudes and then Mrs. Charles Wilkins gave the Trinity Tattler. A social hour was enjoyed after the meet- ing. and the Dimensions of Dis- cipleship, the theme used at Council, in her address. Her evening topic was "Prepare and Advance",. - Mrs. Don Robertson, pres- ident, - gave the call to worship followed by devo- tions given by Mrs. Wes Tiffin and Mrs. Harvey Osborne' of Whitechurch. In memoriam was given by Mrs. Morgan Henderson of Lucknow. Mrs. Ken Dickson wel comed the ladies and Rev. Kimble brought greetings from the Presbytery. Mrs. Wm. Munshaw of Lucknow, area educational consultant, Was introduced by Mrs. Ken Laidlaw and by Miss May Nutt, executive secretary of the W.M.S. of Western Division. Mrs. Nugent of Ripley entertained with tapes she recorded of the rousing hymns sung at the Synodical in Leamington. Reports of HOLYROOD W.I. The Women's Institute had the 4-H girls and their leaders at the June 1st meeting which was held in the hall. The display of blouses and the poster made by the girls for Achievement Day showed their hard work and interest. The commentary was given by Beth Gingrich. The lead- ers were Mrs. Leonard Stanley and Mrs. Orrie Gingrich. An invitation from Ripley to their annual Tartan Tea was accepted. The proceeds from this will be given ;to the Kincardine and District Hos- pital. A donation was given to the Lucknow Agricultural Society, and an expression of thanks was read from Randy Willock of Walkerton, who was guest speaker at the May meeting. Mrs. Ellwood, Elliott and Miss Edna Boyle were direc- tors for this meeting on World Affairs, and we were privileged to have as speak- ers, Mr. Cecil Sutton and Mr. Charles Lemon who. represent "Men for Mis- sions". These men visited South America last year and showed most interesting pic- tures of the people there, with their primitive way of living and working with oxen. They had a display of needlework, weaving, a shawl, a 3 piece girls dress, a tablecloth, several runners and 2 styles of hats, a cocoa shell and beans and other things of interest that they had brought home with them. Mrs. Bill MacPherson thanked the men for sharing their trip and pictures and presented them with a gift towards their project at Ecuador. Mrs. Raynard Ackert led in two action songs. Miss Edna Boyle gave a well prepared motto on Every privelege carries a respon- sibility". Miss Edna Boyle thanked - the 4-H girls and their leaders for coming and putting on their display and the two men who had given an insight as to what this Interdenominational and In- ternational organization is doing to help the people of Ecuador. Hostesses were Mrs. Alex Percy and mrs. Frank Maulden. the Synodical were given by Mrs. Ken Laidlaw, Lucknow, Mrs. Roy MacKay, Wing - ham, and Mrs. Nugent and Mrs. D. MacKay, Ripley. A duet was sung by Mrs. Alvin Mundell and Mrs. Bruce Darling. The music of the Belmore Choir was enjoyed. Mrs. Ralph Dickson wel- comed the ladies to the evening session. The Moles- worth group, Mrs. Wm. Beirnes, Mrs. Howard Baker and Mrs. Jim Smith gave the devotions. Offertory prayers , were given by Mrs. Philip Steer, South Kinloss; and Mrs. El- ston of •Bluevale. Courtesies by Mrs. Louise Matthews, Gorrie and closing prayers by Mrs. Ross Cumming, Ripley and Mrs. Johnston Conn., Wingham were given. SOUTH KINLOSS W.M.S. 64, Mrs. Ted Collyer was hostess for the June meeting of South Kinloss \W.M.S. held at her home. The president, Mrs. Philip Steer presided. The program in charge of Mrs. Harold Howald and Mrs. Clark Needham was as_ follows - reading of poem, piano music by Mrs. Jack Needham, also piano num- bers by the Junior girls, Tirina Howald, Helen Macln- tyre and Wendy Forrester. The bible study, The Life of Samuel, Mrs. Harold Howald played the part of Samuel and Mrs. Clark Needham conducted a ques- tion on the life of Samuel. The offertory prayer was given by Mrs. Clark Need- ham. Mrs. Philip Steer gave an excellent report on the Presbyterial held in Belmore. Courtesies were by Mrs. Harold Howald. The closing prayer was by Mrs. Steer. Refreshments were served by the hostess and directors Mrs. Harold Howald and Mrs. Clark Needham. Johnston Bros. (Bothwell Ltd.) 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