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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-19, Page 10• St.Peters ACW St. Peter's Anglican Church Women met in the Parish Hall for their regular February meeting. Mrs. Cliff Roulstbn , was in charge of the 'devotions, this months theme being • "Forgive- ness": Mrs. Harvey Mole read the scripture and several ladies also read , other verses speaking of forgiveness, Mrs. •Roulston led in prayer which included a litany of forgiveness and presented the mot- to 'Who says it is easy to forgive'. It isn't easy to forgive but very, necessary if we are to have 'an open line with God. Hard feelings towards another creates static that blocks the linez "Forgiveness is the petfume left on the heel 'of the shoe that crushed the flower". Mrs. Mole presided for' the business. Material has been ordered for choir gowns which will be' made as soon as possible. It was decided to purchase material and make tablecloths also. A' Bible contest was conducted with Mrs. Harold Cooper the winner. Mrs. Roulston read a poem "Don't judge too hard" as the closing thought and the meeting closed with a hymn and prayer.. Lunch and a social timelollowed. Donnybrook Lucknow Presbyterian -Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 FEBRUARY 23rd 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship quilted. Roll call for next month is an article for a layette. Hymn 612 was sung and Mrs. W. Jefferson closed with.prayer. Mrs. Robt. Jefferson and Mrs. H. Jefferson assisted the hoStess Mrs. R. Bieman with lunch. IACKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, MARIA VISMIESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, Ms Trinity The regular meeting of Trinity U.C.W. was held on February 14th at the home of Mrs. Warren Zinn, with an attendance of . 17. The meeting opened with the president, Mrs. Charles )Vilkins reading a poem, The Story of St. Valentine. Then everyone listened to 'a record "of--a—new religious song, "The Magic Penny". All repeated the Lord's 'prayer in unison. The roll call was answered with a hymn , with the word "Love" in it.. ,/ Mrs. D. A. Hackett opened the devotional part of the meeting and the hymn, The' Lord is My 'Shepherd was sung. Mrs. Bill Andrew read a poem, and Mrs. Allan Ritchie read the scripture from Matthew. Mrs. D. A. •Hackett gave the meditation "Thy Will . Be Done" and led in prayer. The devotions closed with the singing of "What a friend we have in Jesus". Mrs. Alex Hackett gave two• short readings, "Little' Boys" and "Half Past Four". The business portion of the meeting followed, with plans being made for the ladies to. go to the Presbyterial meeting at Listowel on February 26. The ladies also reported on the progress' they are making with .the History of the Reporters: Debbie Lowry, Shelley Mason, "Mark Liddle. KINDERGARTEN In February, we have_three girls celebrating birthdays, Nancy Le- Blanc, Barbara Smith and Jill Denstedt. We will be having a skating party on Friday, February 14 as a part of out 'Valentine Party. Sol King of our afternoon class has moved to Cape Croker. We will miss Sol. CongratUlations to Todd Farrell who has a new baby sister. CHEERLEADING The cheerleaders went to Walk- erton for the first volleyball tourn- ament. They cheered the girls on • to victory. ' SPORTS Volleyball: The girls' volleyball team won the championship at Walkerton on- Saturday the 9th. St: Marys C.VV,,,,L. The February _meeting of the Catholic Women's League of St. MPIT'S Church, Lncknow was held at the home of Mrs: Jim O'Donnell. Rev. Fr. Dentinger opened the meeting with prayer, after which discussion was held on the Pro-Life project and the new Mustard Club, which plans for regional hospital- ization for each province. It 'was suggested that gifts of money be sent to. mission instead of flowers being placed in the church on special occasions. The ladies plan On selling tickets on .a draw to help to raise funds for remodelling the .church. The members were asked to encourage newcomers to the parish to join 'the C.W.L. The next meeting will take place at Pinecrest Manor, when a Program be arranged for entertaining the patients. A social hour followed and a tasty lunch was served by the hostess. Whitechurch Y.P.S WHITECHUACH NEWS The Young People's Society held their meeting on Sunday evening in the Sunday •School room of Chal- mer's church.. ' - Mr. Bev Kay opened the meeting with prayer. Kathy Purdon read die scripture from Matthew , and Ephesians.. A discussion followed on Witchcraft dealings, with 'it under several-headings: The offering was received and dedicated by John de Boer. The minutes were read by' Kathy Purdon for secretary Lori Purdon. It was decided to have an executive meeting. The meeting closed with the Lord's prayer. Grace was sung and lunch served to the iS attenders. At lunch time Graham Kay with his guitar led in a sing 'song. • Church' and Community they are compiling. The roll call for the March meeting is to be answered with• an article for the Craft Festival. As the meeting closed, another new song, "The Great Parade" was played. Committee in charge then served a dainty lunch. The boys came in third. Floor Hockey' In junior floor- hockey, team 3 beat' team 6 2-1.; and team S and 'team 2 tied. In boyS senior floorhockey, team 2 is in first place with 15 points, team .5 is in second with 11 points; team 4 is in second place tied with team 5; team 1 is in third with 10 points; team 3 is in fourth with 9 points and team 6 is in fifth place with 5 points. In girls floorhockey, teatii. 6' is in first place with 15 points; teams 2 and 5 are tied for second place with 9 points; and teams 1 and 3 are tied for fourth. OLIVET Mr. and Mrs. Andy Riehl and Mrs. Albert Riehl of Goderich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black and Joyce and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and family. Dawn Fludder, daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. John Fludder of Ripley, is The Donnybrook United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. R. Bieman on Tuesday afternoon with twelve members present. Mrs. , W. Jefferson gave the ,theme followed with Hymn 330 "Love Divine". Mrs. E. Robinson read the` first scripture from 1st John.' Mrs. W. Jefferson gaVellfe— prayer and a reading on "Lent" followed by Hymn 611 "Saviour teach me day by day". Mrs. E. Robinson gave the 2nd scripture from Corinthians. Mrs. W. Jeffer-. son gave a reading "Love and Live", Faith, Hope and Love and the greatest of these is Love. Mrs. H. Jefferson read the second part "Love and Forgiveness". We cannot half love our fellowmen and whollylove God at-the same time. We have to keep our love for man and for God in line.. ' Mrs. J. Hildebrand had the 3rd part, "This is Christian Love".. Love is 'the golden chain of all virtues. Mrs. Stuart .Chaniney read "Washing Elephants". Mrs. R. Hanna took over the business.- We will hear more about Huron-Perth Presbyterial to be held in Listowel February 26. There is a number of quilts to be visiting with Mr.. and 'Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family and Mrs. W.. R. Hamilton, while her mother is in hospital. The community extends deepest sympathy to the families of the late Mrs.' Elmer Osborne, who passed away last Thursday in the Kincard- ine Hospital, Jim Black is vacationing in Mexico and then leaving for the Fiji Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Blackwell are visiting in Sarnia with relatives. ' Mrs.' Ray Hamilton, Mrs. Oscar White, Mrs. • Jack McGuire .and Miss Mary Ann Coiling attended a musical concert last .Saturday even- ing in the Port Elgin High School by a group of young singers called the "Flikamu", from Aurora. Miss Joyce Black attended' a Youth Faith at Work Conference in Kitchener last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moore and family of Ripley visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Fludder of Ripley on the .arrival of their baby boy on Monday evening, also .to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moore, 'of Ripley on the arrival of their son recently. DUNGANNON L.O.L. CARD PARTY The Orange Lodge held 'a card party on Friday evening, February 14,' with 10 tables of progressive euchre. The prizes were as follows: high man, Howard Johnston, God- drich; Mgh lady, Mrs. Howard Johnston; men's 2nd prize, Liefield Anderson, Goderich; ladies' 2nd prize, Mrs. Jim Errington; prize for wedding anniversary date nearest ' to February 14, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alton;, prize for nearest birthday, Albert Brown, The next card party ' will be in 2 weeks. Eldon McClenaghan, who is attending Queen's UniverSity in Kingston, visited his parents-,'Rev. and. Mrs. R. C. McCienaghan on the week end. , Miss. Debbie Schultz spent a couple .of days in St. Joseph's Hospital last week and had her tonsils removed. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. -Har- vey Culbert on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hodges of Strat- ford; Mr. and Mrs.' Ken Ohm and Heather. • Mr. and Mrs: Harvey Culbert motored to Midland recently to visit their daughter. Lynn, who has a position there. Miss Tammy Schiemann of Bel- fast 'is spending a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park and family, while her parents are vacationing in the Bahamas. A very good place to be, thought Mrs. Park as she struggled through the snowstorm on Wednesday evening returning from checking on their house plants, etc. The storm Wednesday night and Thursday kept many school buses off the road • on Thursday, so Brookside children had\kholiday. Ben Park and Janice visited last .4'.••••!.s_e_ses.;!seses•sosyevso..boYie.w..s"000%,"• BSI nrtd acid a y wflathmM. ilyr inanGdodMertisc. Eti.dwadrrs. Burt is the former Diane Park. Brookside Bloomers held .th6ir regular , meeting in Brookside School on Tuesday evening with 8 ladmieisssp..Toaresennote. T. hompson h a4 her tonsils removed in WinghaWinghamHosp- ital last Tuesday and plans to return to work at Victoria and Grey Trust in Goderich this week. . On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. DickKilpatrick of. Wingham visited with his sister, Mrs. Cecil Blake. Other recent visitors • with Mrs. filike were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson of Luckhow and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson, Lynn and Mary. - / Mr.. and 'Mrs. Bob Andrew, Jeff and Paul. of Kincardine were recent visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pentland. 'Sunday -visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith were his brother and his wife, ,Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of London. Their sister, Mrs.... Laura Hayden of Kitchener also visited on Sunday and stayed on for a few days. Flu •and chicken pox are still quite prevalent. Gareth Jones is • one of the present victims of chickres. npox. Mrs. m m cNee and Mrs. Mary Bere visited on Saturday with their aunt, Mri. Ken Bell in Goderich. Girvin Reed visited his mother, Mrs. Elma Reed in University Hospital, London on Sunday. She is progressing favourably but ex- Pects to be in hospital several days yet. Mrs. Harvey Culbert was elated to win one hundred dollars in the ' Olympic Lottery draw on Sunday evening. , Her ticket was a Christmas Present from her daugh- ter....,.....4)......÷+ ,4444_/ Lynn. LUCKNOW. UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister FEBRUARY 23rd 10' a.m. Sunday. School 11 a.m. Morning Worship 7 p.m. Musical Presentation by Ripley United Church Youth Choir, sponsored by Lucknow Youth Group DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Orris Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES -10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY .23 Services at, 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. conducted by 'Dr. Koois- tra, Campus minister of Kitch- ener. Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today "The Devil's Destruction" CHOK Sarnia, 8:30 a.m. Radio dial 1070 CFOS Owen Sound, 1:30 p.m. Radio dig 560 .asswergrossiresrasmt ...S.. \\I Annual Meeting At DungOnno0 Chtirch. . ,,,, DUNGANNON NEWS The annual meeting of Dungan- non United Church on Monday, February 10 began with ale enjoy- able pot-luck lunch. Reports for pastoral charge as well as for Dungannon Church showed 1974 was a satisfactory year. Those serving as elders„ stew- ards and trustees were returned to office. Mrs. Art Elliott retired from the board of trustees after several years, faithful service, 'Mrs. Art McMichael was re-appointed org- anist with Shelley Rivett and Mrs. Leonard Reed appointed as: assist- ants.. The session re-appointed Wayne Snider as Sunday Scheel superinteedent and Bob McNeil as assistant superintendent. The date of the anniversary service Was set for the .last Sunday of September with Rev. Stanley McDonald of Londesboro as guest minister. RIPLEY :HURON .CENTRAL Baptismal At Kinlough Church KINLOUGH NEWS At the Anglican service on Sunday morning Krista Dawn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Donald Wall, was baptized. Mr. and Mrs. .J. Young and family of Langside attended the service and visited at the Wall home later. Mrs. Arthur Haldenby is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she underwent surgery on Thursday. Art is also in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kolpin. The Anglican Church Women will meet on Thursday afternoon at `the home of Edna and May Boyle. This meeting was postponed last week owing to the stormy weather. We are sorry to report that the family on the former Homer Harris place on concession 8 west 'of Holyrood lost their . hnme and possessions in a fire which broke out on Sunday afternoon.