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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-08-20, Page 104.2 Oir LUCKNOW • CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev. L Van Staalduinen Pastor SUNDAY, AUGUST 24 Services at 10 a.m: and 8 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 KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL . CHURCH Pastor Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst 10 a.m. Sunday 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. 4, • PAO TIN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 11 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO St. Helens U.C.W. 2 The St. Helens United Church Women met at, the home of Mrs. Angus MacDonald on August 12 with ten ladies in attendance: Hymn 356 was followed by the Lord's--prayer: Mrs.-B.,F Green_ read the scripture and meditation. Isabel. Miller •read a poem; "Thank God for Books". Janet MacPherson read an /article On books, and Helen Todd a poem, "A World of Love". Helen MacDonald read, "Give. Heed to. Reading" and this was followed by hymn 498 and sprayer by Janet MacPherson. Helen Todd read the third chapter, from the study book. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Green discussed Africa and India. - Janet MacPherson conducted the business part ,of the meeting. A discussion regarding the 113th anniversary of St. Helens Church took place. It was decided to have a luncheon to -follow the service on September 14th, 1975. This would be our way of celebrating the 50th anniversary of the United Church in Canada as well 'as our own anniversary: Committees were Set up to 'take care of decorating, lunch, etc. It was deCided to order Kittle anniversary spoons as well. The offering was received and hymn 376 sung. Grace was sung and the mizpah benediction repeat- ed. Helen Todd and Helen MacDon- ald served a lovely lunch and Isabel Miller gave the , courtesy remarks. •• DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Orris, Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME AMBERLEY Reunigli visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Thorburn were Mrs. ssie Sittow of Cleveland, Ohio, Miss Sheri Sauow of Grafton, Ohio; Mr. 'and Mrs. David Thompson and' Alison of Guelph. Mr: and Mrs. Allan Stewart of Eganville, Ontario .called on Mr. and Mrs. Wni., Pace Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Ratteau and girls have moved up to the former Andy Barkwell's house. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Murphy and Pat Courtney are on a trip to Regina. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Humphrey have returned home from a trip to the East Coast. Gertrude Lee Walden spent the week end with Mr: and Mrs.; Murray Malden and family.' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Emrnerton of VV,alkerton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Funston. Little Mareta MacDougall has been visiting with 'Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stneltzer and family while her parents are on a trip to the East Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Murphy of Ingersoll spent• the week end with Robert Courtney's. Mr. . and. Mrs. Ray Chowden spent the •week end with Mr.' and Mrs. Murray Walden. .,„„ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ernmetton spent the week end 'with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Funston. Joan Courtney was chosen as Queen' of Ripley Saturday. Mary Jane Courtney and Miss MacLean of Ripley were runners-up. Congratulations girls.. , Mr. and Mrs. Brad Rattean -and girls spent the week end with. Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Kempton. Rcids Corners Women's itisti tuts, got first prize for the float in the parade in Ripley on Saturday.. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER WORSHIP Worshiping with Lucknow and South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches 11 a.m. Morning Worship June 29 - July 13 n South Kinloss Presbyterian Church July 20 - August 3 In Lucknow Presbyterian Church August 10 - September 6 In .Lucknow •United Church Luckrocow • Presbyterian Church, Rev. Glenn Noble, D.A., B.D Minister Phone 528-2740 (No Sunday School in August) 10 a.m. Sunday. School *11 a.m. Morning Worship Joint services with Lucknow United and South Kinloss • Presbyterian Churches June .29 - July 13 Iii South Kinloss Presbyterial Church July 20 - August 3 In Lucknow Presbyterian Church. August 10 - September 6 Iii Lucknow United Church M. A. Miltenburg Was Guest Speaker The August meeting of the St. Augustine Catholic Women's -League--Was-cipen-ed- by -the presid- ent Mrs. Joe Hickey.. Mrs. Wm. Redmond gave a spiritual reading. Mrs: Cyril Boyle read the minutes of the last meeting, reporting there are twenty-seven members. Father Dentinger thanked the ladies for the donation which purchased the large crucifix that is hung • in the newly renovated church of St. Augustine. Thank you notes from. Joe Finleon who was hospitalized and from Pat Boyle for his graduation gift, were read by Mrs. Raymond BoAe. Fourteen Members and three visitors were present. Mrs. Wm. Redmond. sent get well cards to Mrs. Jim Finleon and Joe Finleon. A baby medal was purchased for baby Fuller, daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fuller, by her aunt, Mrs. Raymond Boyle. Mrs. Raymond Boyle read • a letter of appreciation from Father Spencer. He was pleased so many members attended the Provincial Conference in London:. A letter was read from John Foran asking for a donation of money for research of the parish history. Discussion followed relating to the book that will be ,compiled later. Mrs. Raymond Boyle moved that a donation be given for research for the book. Mrs. Wm. Kinahan •was elected to ask the amount needed, for, the project. Hostesses for September meeting will be Mrs. Neil Stapleton and Mrs. Mike Foran. The guest speaker for the meeting was, Miss Mary Anne Miltenburg of Ashfield, who is Dairy Princess for Huron County. She gave a very interesting and informative report of her activities in her office. She showed slides on the value of milk and dairy products in our every day diet. Lunch was served by the hostesses-. KINLOUGH Mrs. Gertrude Walsh, Mrs. Miller Hartwick and Mrs. Ben Scott visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie at Waterloo. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois were Mr. and Mrs. George Peter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Peter and Greg and Mrs. Frances Keil of. Romeo, Michigan. Mrs. Marretta Hodgins returned to' London after spending a week at her home here. Guests with her were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar of London, Misses Eileen and Bever- ley Gelman of Detroit and relatives from here. The • H. W.I. served the noon meal on Saturday at the Lucknow Craft Festival and also ran the booth during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Newhard (the former Florence Tweedy) and daughter Nancy of Warren, Ohio called on friends here on Friday. BRIDAL SHOWER Miss Marjorie Murray was honoured with a bridal shower on 'Friday evening, August 8th in Holyrood Ball which was most attractive with floral arrangementS, streamers and pompoms. Mrs. P. A. Murray was chairlady and .welcomed everyone. The program began with a sing song conducted by Mrs. Raynard Ackert and Miss Joanne Thompson, daughter of Mrs. L. C. Thompson of Lucknow, is home for the month of August following her first year of training as a nurse at ,Victoria Hospital, London. James °Culbert, Lucknow has been hospitalized- --in- -University_ Hospital, London, -for ,,the past month. Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Alton and family of London entertained at their-summer cottage near Bayfield on Sunday. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alton and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walden and family,, all of Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alton and boys of Ashfield; My. and Mrs. Russel Alton and Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Finnigan, all of Goderich. Summer visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. MacMillan, Lucknow were Mrs. John R. O'Reilly and Judy of Montreal; Mr. and 'Mrs. Cliff MacMillan and children Andrew, Danny, Paula and Abigail of St. Catharines; Mr. and Mrs., Jos. Bielusick and , children Kath- leen and Doreen of Flint, Michi- gan; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Griffin of Detroit and Mrs. Myles MacMillan and girls of Port Huron, Michigan. South Kinloss W.M.S. Mrs. Ted C011yer was hostess for the ' August meeting of South Kinloss W.M.S. The vicerpresid- ent, Mrs. Lorne Sparks', opened the meeting with a poem, "What do You Owe", followed by singing of hymn, "Joyful, joyful we adore, Thee" and prayer by Mrs. SparkS. Members, visitors and girls were welcomed. Mrs. John • Needham read the meditation, Hebrews 11, and also gave a very interesting comment- ary on the chapter. Mrs. Ira Dickie at this point took over the • remainder' of the , meeting. Minutes and thank-you notes were read followed by the roll call answered with a scripture verse including the word "stranger". A trio of Bonnie Clark, Bev Bell and Edna Boyle`. Readings were given by Mrs. Ed Thompson "and Mrs. Leorne Eadie. Mrs. P. A. Murray conducted a contest and Miss Mary Eadie favoured with a piano' solo. As 'the wedding march was being played the bride and her attend- ants, Anne Ackert and Cheryl Hackett took their places. Also assisting with . the gifts were Marlene Murray, Sandra Smith with Mrs. Ernest Ackert reading the attached verses._ Mrs. Ed Thompson placed the gifts: Mrs. P. A. Murray read an address to the bride and made a most attractive tree from the gift .'bows. Marjorie thanked everyone and invited the ladies to a trousseau tea at her home. All joined in singing For She's a Jolly Good Fellow and lunch was served. - Mrs. Cliff_gobb who has been a patient in the Kincardine and District Hospital returned home during the week. Het many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Donald Murray of Holyrood entertained at a trousseau tea on Saturday, August 9th in honour of her daughter Marjorie. Mr. and Mrs. George Graham were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Hogan, Todd and Chad at Glencoe. Mr. and Mrs; Karl Boyle, of London visited on Thursday with relatives here. • KINLOUGH Mr. • and Mrs. Jack Hodgil returned home from a trip. to tl West Coast, visiting with Mr. at Mrs. Douglas Teixeira and fami and 'other relatives at Sou Burnaby, B.C. Mrs. Audrey Borthyvick of Catharines visited with relativ here. Members from the Holyro Women's InStitute went 'to Str ford On Wednesday to see theT1 "Twelfth Night" in place of August meeting. The Rev. A. F: 'Cowan will.be the PentecoStal Church on Mond evening, August 25th when he v show a film on the work of the Bil Society. This district includes the Kinlough churches and the Kink United Church. Mrs; ,Bob Brooks (Sharon H( ginS) and boys of Listowel were vacationing at the, King Car at Kinloss entertained relatil from here on Thursday afterno( .Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. B Nieholson and Lois were Mr.. -Mrs. Alex Stewart of Millart Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hodgkin! of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. I Waugh of 'Woodstock. Mr.' and Mrs. Don Thomps Susan, Nancy and. Donalda Lucknow spent a few days Snache Island at Lake Simcoe v Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacLenn Norman, Mary Su, Dorie Anne ; Charles at their cottage there. Lois Hanna sang "It only take spark" and -"He's everything me" and 'was much enjoyed.' ' study book was given 'by Mrs. I Bell, "Strangers in the Camp This, was most interesting. A so "Who is' My Neighbour" sung, followed with the Pra Circle with Mrs.' Frank MacKen Mrs. Allan MacDougall and N Leonard Clarke taking part. offertory prayer was by NI Maclntyre. Mrs. Philip Steer Mrs. Evan Keith favoured wit readings, "Heads Bent Low" "Smile". Bev Bell and Lois Ha favoured with an instrumental Mrs. Don Bell gave court remarks and the meeting closed singing "The day Thou gavestl is ended" and prayer by N Needham. Grace was sung. The September meeting will at the home of Mrs. 1 Needham, September 3, at 8'p Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldei visited during the week in Toro and attended the Canadian Nati al Exhibition. Mrs. Tom MacDonald sp Wednesday with her parents 1 and MrS., Joseph Guest at Ts, water. • Relatives from here attendee bridal shower for Miss War Hunter at the home of Mr. a Mrs. Jack Aitchison, Huron To\ ship. Funerals Get Well Weddings Anniversaries Gary Gurbn2 ueuvery to McKenzie Mineral Home , 524.7885 61 CHURCH ST. GODERICH Ready to serve you 7 days a week