HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-06-06, Page 11S1x "tenderfeet'.' were enrolled as guides In. the First
Lucknow Guides at the Mother and Daughter banquet at the
Lucknow United Church on June 1. Left to right, the new
Guides . include Michelle Gardner, Julie Davies, Mae
Raynard, DonaIda`• Thompson, Heather Maclntyre and
Dianne Wilson. [Sentinel Staff Photo]
Maitland Presbyerial meet at Brussels
Mrs. Don ' Robertson . of
Kinlough presided at Melvil-
le Presbyterian Church,
Brussels, for the May meet-
ing, and opened the after-
noon session with thoughts
.on the theme, "Prayer".
Mrs. Wm. King Jr. was
organist. Devotions. were
conducted by • Mrs. Orville
Taylor, Mrs. Walter Burton
and Mrs George Turner of
Kincardine W.M.S. In Mrs.
Burton's meditation, the top-
ic was "Pray: at •all times
Mrs: Gerald Gibson wel.•
corned the ladies to Brussels
Church.
Duets —Whiter than.
Snow" and "He put a new
song 4n my ,. mouth" were
sung by Mrs.. Gibson and her
daugher,,, Mary; Douma.
Rev. Tom Boyd of Meaford
brought greeti.n.gs. from,
Bruce:Maitland Presbytery
and expressed appreciation
for the work of women: in the,
church. •
An ::Honourary: ,Member-
ship was presenteid to Mrs.
Burns Moffat, Bluevale,
her daughter, Mrs. Glenn
Golley, on behalf of the
Presbyterial.
• Mr. 'Ted' Snaith, National
Co-ordinator for the Second
Century Advance for Christ,
was introduced by Mrs.
Alvin Mundell, Gorrle. He
spoke on this work and
explained it ' included . (1)
Prayer. and Bible Study (.2)
Witness and Outreach and
(3) 4Financial Response.
.Books and other literature
have been prepared and are
available to all congrega-
tions. He urged us to go back
to our own church and help •
this projectoto progress. He
showed pictures of different
aspects of thework across_
Canada and overseas, and
how the money will be used.
Mrs. Lyman Sutton of
Teeswater conducted the "In
Memoriam".
Synodical Reportswere
given by:Mrs. Walter Burt-
on,' Mrs. Herb Buckton and
Mrs. Morgan Henderson.
The , theme of the Synodical
held in Goderich was "The
Light of the World".
The offering was received,
and dedicated by Mrs'. •Gord.
'on Wall of .Wingham.
The afternoon session dos- -
'ed with a hyalin, and prayer
by Mrs. Don . MacAdam,
Belmore
The ladies of Brussels
churchserved supper.
The evening session open-
ed with a hymn sing led by
Mrs. Bob B.reginan, Tees -
water. This included the
Maitland theme song.
Mrs. Don Robertson, Kin
lough presided and spoke on
the theme "Share" as a call
to worship.
Devotions on the th.emel
were conducted , by Mrs.
Murray Underwood, Mrs.
Bob Campbell and Mrs. John.
•Donaldson of Wingham Go-
forth.
Mrs. Joe: Martin welcomed.
the ladies to the evening
-session. Carla • and4: Chris
King, children of the organ-.
ist : pleased the audience,
with two duets, "Abide in
our.hearts'= and "Light of my
life": .•
Mrs.. Bob Campbell report-
ed .on • the last session of
Synodical at which Miss
Margaret Kennedy spoke.
She is a retired missionary
from India. ..
Mr. "Ted' Smith was in-
troduced by Mrs. Robertson
and again spoke on the
Secotrd Century Advance for
Christ, and showed pictures.
He said "A man is not rich in
what he has, but in what he
. gives!'. "Everyone who has
taken part ,..has been bles-...
sed." He asked the members
to challenge their congrega-
tions to give one day's pay in
1978. and again in 1979. Of
200 aid -receiving congrega-
tions, 35 are now self-sup-
porting.
The offering was received,
and dedicated by Mrs. David
Henderson of• Ripley.
Knox Church, Bluevale,
extended -an invitation_ for
next year's meeting at their
church.
Miss Maudie Fisher, Luck -
now, gave the courtesies.
The meeting closed with a
hymn and prayer by Mrs.
Ewan. MacLean, Ashfield.
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