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KINLOUGH
PENTECOSTAL.
CHURCH
Pastor
Gilbert. Van Sli tenhorst
10 a.m. Sunda School
11 a.m. Worship. Service
7:30 p.m. Evening Service
Midweek Prayer Service
Wednesday at 8 o'clock
C.A. (Young People)
Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Doug Kaufman
Minister
SUNDAY, MAY 18
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
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Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2740
MAY 18th
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
Special Music by'
Teeswater Junior Choir
Mrs. C. Riegling, reported on' the
Canadian League booklet and, the
CNIB annual report.
Cultural Life Convener, Mrs. J.
Howard, ' reported on Mr. Frank
Austin's birthday party and plans
to organize birthday parties for
Mrs. Marie Austin and. Brother
Carl Volt were mentioned. Grade
eight graduation was discussed.
Buying new girl guide leader-
uniforms was suggested. Requests
made by .BroWnies were granted..
Fr. Dentinger spoke to the ladies
and encouraged them to have faith
and hope to continue, with prayer.
Mrs. Frayne expressed the need
for volunteers on May 10th• for the
Doherty-Bromley wedding dinner.
Mrs. M. Dalton spoke on the
communion breakfast, May 4th.
Mrs. Antone Van Osch spoke on
behalf of the 4-H club, "What Shall
I Wear". She 'extended an
invitation to all to attend Achieve-
ment Day, May 17th at 1 o'clock.
She thanked Father •and the C.W.L.
for their assistance.
Fr. Dentinger closed the meeting
with prayers.
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SUNDAY, MAY 18
Services at-10 a.m. and 2:30
p.m. conducted by Rev. E.
Glitter of Hamilton.
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On Wednesday evening White-,
• churchUnited Church Women held
their spring 'Thankpffering meeting
in the, Church. The call to' worship
was given by Mrs. Milan Moore
'and Mrs,. George Thompson and
'ti*iii`.117,was sung. Mrs. CliffOrd
Laialati. led in prayer.
• Hyinn 732 was read responiively
and Mts. Tom Davidson read the
scripture. Mrs. Milan Moore and
Mrs. Thompson gave the medita-
. don, "Thanks to God". . Mrs.
Moore spoke of the lepers being
healed and only one reminded to
give thanks. She followed with a
poem "Thanks to God". Mrs.
Thompson reminded us we have to
give thanks for all things, such as
missionaries, United Nations. The
offering was received by Mrs.
Betty Flannigan and Mrs. Quipp
and dedicated by Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Wardrop and Mrs. George
Guest sang a duet Ivory ' Palaces'
accompanied by Mrs. Garnet
Farrier, pianist. Mrs. Tiffin
represented George McDougall
and Mrs. Durnin represented Mrs.
McDougall. Mrs. Millan Moore
interviewed Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Dougall as to their work on the
mission field with the Indians.
Thee guest speaker, Mrs. Bert
Alton, was then introduce& She .
told of her trip to Australia showing
a map and giving a general idea of
the land and deserts. She spoke of
the people, the soil, churches,
animals, fruits and vegetation.. She
passed around the opal stone and
many other souvenirs she had
brought home. Mrs. Dave Gibb
thanked Mrs.' Alton and , presented
her with a gift.
The hymn, Your love, our God, is
like the waves, chosen in the
celebration of the fiftieth anniver'
sary of the 'United Church of
Canada, was sung. All were
invite&to the Sunday School room,
where lunch was served. Present
were members from Wingham,
Calvin-Brick, Bluevale and White-
church Presbyterian Church.
Unit 1 X.ticknow United Church
Women Weld their regular Meeting
in the church parlor on Tuesday
afternoon, May 6 with 20 members
present. Mrs. Sam Gibson opened
the meeting with a poem, "Moth-
ers Love". The hymn, Happy the
home, was sung followed by prayer
and a moment's silence in honour
of Mrs, Jack Gardner, a member
who had recently pissed away.
Mrs. Clarence IrWin, ,convener
fOr citizenship, gave a paper "Why
are we having women's year".
Mrs. Walter Dexter, for community
friendship, gave the report of,cards
sent and visiting shut ins., Mrs. Al
Irwin., for stewardship, gave a
reading "Spring. Cleaning", liken-
ing the cleaning' we do in our
homes to the cleaning we need to
do in our lives. Mts. Nelson
Raynard, for supply and welfare,
asked for quilt blocks 18 x 20 to be
brought to the next 'meeting; also it
was suggested that everybody
bring a tea towel to the next
meeting to • be donated to - the
Children's Aid Society.
Mrs. Peter Cook gave the
treasurer's report and Mrs. W. G.
Hunter, .for social functions,' made
arrangements for the mother and
daughter banquet to be held on
Thursday, May 15th. '
- There is to be an 'executive,
meeting on Wednesday, May 14 at
1.30 p.m., also the general' meeting
at Silver Lake on June 12 at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Sam Gibson was appointed
from. Unit 1 to go to 'the meeting on
'Wednesday evening to get infor-
mation about making a banner for
the 50th anniversary.
Mrs. Alex. MacNay was convener
for devotional and chose for the
theme "The Vine". She opened
with the singing of the hymn "We
plough the fields and scatter".
Mrs. Eva Freeman read scripture
from John, chapter 15 and the 4th
chapter Luke " and Mrs. MacNay
gave the meditation emphasizing
that Jesus is the vine, we are the
branches, and followed with pray-
er. Hymn :`This is my Father's
world" was sung:
Mrs. Sam Gibson gave the study
book. A Korean Christian looks at
North America by.Dr. Hisup Kim.
Mrs. Eva McCullough gave a
reading "What is a Mother" and
the. meeting was closed by all
repeating the benediction.
Mrs. Ross. Shiells was auctioneer
for a quite successful sale of
donated articles. Lunch was served
by the committee. Mrs'. MacNay,
Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. .Gibson and
Mrs. McCullbugh. '
Kingsbridge-
C 7W.L.
The May meeting 'of the. Kings-
bridge wCatholic Women's :League
was held at ,Iosttph's Church
Hall, Kingsbridge. Fr. Dentinger
opened the meeting with the
league prayer. The new president,
Mrs. Eugene Frayne, welcomed
everyone to the meeting. Scripture
reading was given by Mrs.. Frank
Riegling. Church. Life convener-
ship was reported by Mrs. Rieg-
ling. Gifts were given to the
communicant's Sunday, May 4th.
An anniversary gift was, presented
to Mrs. Ann La Londe for .25 years
of marriage.
The secretary's and treasurer's
reports were given and adopted as
read. Correspondence was given
by Mrs. Pat Martin. Thank you
notes were read from the Becker
family and the' 14ivens family.
"The Church To-day" program
sent a receipt and expressed
appreciation of the correspondence
to them: A letter from the Catholic
Women's League , of Canada was
read re 'the Provincial. Convention,
July 8, 9 10. A, note was received
from . Huronview about a' Spring
Tea, June 4th, 2 - 4 p.m. Daroth
Enterprises, from Quebec gave us
an opportunity to raise funds. A
letter from the Diocesan Conven-
tion was read and one recommen-
dation and four resolutions discus-
sed.
The two delegates, Mrs. Ann La
Londe and Mrs. Eugene Frayne,
going to the convention, will vote '
on these resolutions and express
their feelings 'on these items.
These delegates hope td report on
the convention at the June meet-
ing.
Mrs. Rochelle Champagne gave
the roll call. Mrs. Joe Courtney;
the Pro-Life Convener, reported on
several issues, as follows: Respect
for Life Week, May 4-11; thanking
Fr. pe n tin ger for publicity' given
Pro-Life; thanking C. W. L. for F,
donation; seminar with Dr. Hart
Beznes; delegates going to Ottawa
for' presentation Of "one million"
name petition, May 28th, and the
National Advisory Council on the
Status of Women.
Communications and Public Re-
lations convener, Mrs. Allan
MacKenzie, spoke on some TV
issues. Community Life convener,
Kinlough A.C.W.
KINLOUGH NEWS
The May meeting of the Angli-
can Church. Women was held on
Thursday afternoon in the church
basement with Mrs. Howard
Thompson and Mrs. Roy Collins as
hostesses.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh presided
and the meeting opened with the
hymn "The head that. once was
crowned with thorns" in keeping
with AscensIon Day. This was
followed with prayer. Mrs. Delbert
Hedley read the scripture and Mrs.
Roy Schneller gave the, meditation
on "the AScension". The Word fOr
the roll call was "Glory". Mrs.
Bert Nicholson was secretary.
Thanks was expressed to Mrs.
Roy SChneller, who kindly donated
a quilt that she had made. The
ladieS helped her quilt it since the
last meeting. Mrs, G. Garratt gave
a reading containing the word
"Glory": The meeting closed with
prayer.
The Nine meeting will be held at
the church and will be entertaining
day. The coMmittee 'in charge is
Miss May Boyle,, Mrs. George
Graham, Mrs. Gertrude Walsh and
refreshment committee, Mrs. Bert
Nicholson, Mrs. Delbert Hedley,
Mrs. Howard Thompson. The
afternoon was spent in quilting.
Grace was sung and delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Bert Alton
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Anniversary Services
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
RIPLEY
Sunday, May 25
11 a.m. 8 p.m.
MINISTER. -- MR. RICHARD SAND
GUEST MINISTER
REV. HARRY CRAWFORD, TORONT6
SPECIAL MUSIC
Mr. Cecil Fry and Ladies Double Trio of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham