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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-11-19, Page 10Trinity U.C.W. Trinity United Church Women held their November meeting at the home of ,Mrs. Blake Alton, with an attendance of 19. The president opened the meeting with a few I words of welcome and then all 'joined intsinging hymn 523, 0 God of love, oh King of' Peace, then all repeated the Lord's prayer in unison. •Mrs. Frank Ritchie read a remembrance poem "Oh Valiant Hearts Who to Your Glory Came". The roll call was answered with a verse on peace. Mrs. Donald Hackett led the devotions on 'God is conteni- pory". All 'sang the first part of hymn 17, Praise my soul the King of Heaven. Mrs. Donald Hackett assisted by Mrs. Alex Hackett read several portions of scripture from Isaiah and the last part of hymn 17 was sung. Mrs. Donald Hackett gave the meditation and Mrs. Chester Hackett . had a poem "What Is God".. Hymn 13 followed and Mrs. Donald Hackett closed the devotions with prayer. Mrs. Ken Alton gave "The Trinity Tattler" and the' business part of the meeting followed. Mrs. Chester Hackett reported some on tlit Study Book. The supply committee reported they will be packing another bale in February/ Mrs. Cook reported on the Presby- terial held in Holn-^,sville October 21, and Mrs. Chester Hackett reported on the president's rally held in, Mitchell. The ladies are asked to turn in whatever stamps they have collect-. ed. The meeting closed with hymn 502 and„.the- committee in charge served a delicious lunch. Kingsbridge C.W.L. Twenty-seven members and two guests attended the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League meeting held in the school.. Mrs. Frayne brought the meeting to Order and Rev. E. Dentinger led in prayer. Mrs. Frayne welcomed all to the meeting.. There will be First Friday mass with Vigil afterwards until midnight. Mrs. Denis Champagne called the roll. Mrs. Joe Courtney gave the Pro-Life report/ about the banquet held October 22. The treasurer's report was given and accepted. Mrs. Jim Martin read the correspondence: a thank you from MrS. Rita Tigert and Jennifer; a receipt from the White Fathers; and that Mrs. Courtney, Mrs. Dalton and Mrs. Martin wrote letters to various church groups concerning the Pro-Life meeting. Fr. Dentinger thanked all who have led the rosary and stressed the blessings that come from the rosary. We will visit the Pinecrest, Manor in January. Mrs. , Carl Riegling mentioned that the CNIB' appeal is coming along fine. Mrs. John Howard reported: Brigadoon being' held Thursday, Friday and Saturday at G.D.C.I. and a brief she is working on "violence in the media". Mrs. Frayne reported on the • dedication of the new board offices in. Dublin November 5 and the P.T.A. meeting held October 16 with Alexander Eaton as guest Speaker. Volunteers to buy and deliver gifts to the sick and shut ins at Xmas are needed. Combermere clothing will be sent in November. Ideas were asked for on the December meeting. It was decided to hold a soup and bread banquet and spend the •Money we would' normally spend on a banquet on some worthy cause. A Maim was brought forward to collect a minimum of two dollars from each member for this .cause and members volunteered to bake bread and make soup. The •next meeting will be December 8. The meeting was adjourned and prayer LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH, Rev. L. Van Staalskinen . Pastor SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23 • 10 a.m. Elder H. Burgsma 2:30 p.m. Elder H. Jurjens 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 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,' ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 Kinlough A.C.W. Elect Officers KINLOUGH NEWS The Anglican Church Women met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Midford Wall with a good attendance. 'Mrsr Howard Thompson presided and read an appropriate poem and welcomed everyone. The 'hymn "Jesus shall reign where'er the sun" was sung. Mrs. Ronald Thacker read the scripture. Psalm 122. .Mrs. Midford Wall gave a prayer for the sick. Members and all joined in the members prayer and the prayer for our prayer partners, Rev. and Mrs. George Honour, who were visited recently by Mrs. Gertrude Walsh, Mrs. Howard Thompson and Mrs. Bert Nicholson while they were with other relatives at Melfort, Saskatchewan. , The meditation was given by Mrs. Roy Collins on. "Peace", which was also the word for the roll call. The correspondence followed. Two quilts were sold and further plans are , underway for visiting, Pinecrest Manor at Lucknow. Mrs. Howard , Thompson gave the pray- ers for.Missionary Societies and the packing of the bales, and also thanked the hostess and retiring officers. Four lovely bales .were packed, one. for St. Monica 'House. Waterloo, and three for Western Canada. Miss Edna BOyle nreeided for the election of officers. which were as follows: president, Miss May Boyle; vice president, Mrs. Delbert . Hedley; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Ronald Thacker; assistant. Mrs. Roy Collins; Sunday School secret- ary treasurer, Mrs. Gerald Rhody; work and . supply, Mrs. Bert Nicholson, Mrs. George Graham, Mrs. Art Haldenby; prayer part- ners' secretary. Mrs. Howard Thompson; family life. Mrs. Bert Nicholson, Miss May Boyle; social service (cards). Miss Edna Boyle; social service (visiting), Mrs. Gertrude Walsh. Mrs. George St. Pet ers A.C.W. The NOvember meeting of the St. Peter's Anglican Church Women was held in the Parish Hall, November 11 at 8.15 p.m. • President, Mrs. Harvey Mole, presided and opened the meeting with prayer. Psalm 55 was read by Mrs. Harold Cooper. Sewing of drapes for the hall was discussed and hopefully will be done next week. Mr. Garrett reported on the Great Chapter meeting he had attended in Wingharn. Mrs. Tom Pritchard reported, on the Deanery meeting in Goderich'. She said there was a portion of the time, given to. meditation and prayer and workshop. After her' report a discussion took place,re that part of the Deanery meeting. It was decided to send a donation, to, St.. Monica house. The ladies will visit Pinecrest sometime in January and entertain the patients. Mr. Garrett spoke on the topic "Do I need God or am I self sufficient". He said from Adam, who felt himself self sufficient arid therefore ate \the forbidden fruit, to the present time man fails when he becomes too sure' he can handle everything himself. Knowledge is, good but sometimes tempts .us to believe we can do everything on our own and fail' to see the evil in the world. If we but look God can be seen in the simplest or • most complex things. We are all God's children. Mr. Garrett then led a lively discussion on the subject. ' The meeting was closed with prayer. Ltinch and a social time followed. Graham; program planning, Miss May Boyle, Mrs. Delbert Hedley, Mrs. Eric Thacker, Mrs. Roy Collins; social convener, Mrs. Howard Thompson. • The December meeting will be held at the church and will be a Christmas party put on by the A.C.W. and the Sunday School, when ,they will receive 'their Christmas treats and gifts. Dungannon U.C.W. The Donnybrook United Church • Women met at the home of Mrs.' E. Robinson Tuesday evening, Nov- ember 11 with 11 members and 1 visitor. Mrs, R. Hanna used "Shining Windows" as the theme of the meeting.. Mrs. W. Jefferson- read the scripture from Matthew 5, verses 13-16 and followed with prayer. Mrs. Hanna and Mrs. Jefferson gave , as the topic "Shining Windows". They said light • is essential. Without sunlight there' would be no life on earth. Growing plants need sunlight, people need sunlight. All creation needs warmth and light of the sun. So the light of Jesus• Christ is necessary for . the spiritual life of the soul. :resin said, am the light of the World", The windows of the soul must be polished and cleaned with the shining cloth of syMpathy, good works and love. Our missionary work is one of the best ways that we have of letting our lights shine. Following hymn 436 Mrs. Hanna gaire a reading "Thought for the month". • Mrs. R. Hanna led the bUsinesS part of the 'meeting. Mrs. M. Johnston reported she had the bale ready to be shipped. Mrs. Robinson reported the card order had arrived. She also gave a report on the Presbyterial held at Holmes7 vflle. Mrs. S. Thompson and Mrs. J. Hildebrand were appointed as a nominating committee. Lunch was served by. the hostess.and 'assisted by Mrs. M. Johnston. said. Following this a good crowd gathered in the school gym for the Pro-Life meeting. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN rraLLUWSHIP (MENNONITE) Ord* Gingrich, Puke SERVICES WOO a.m. Sunday Sch, 11:00 a.m. Morning Wor , EVERYONE WELCO A ICINLOUGH PENTECOSTA CHURCH Pastor Gilbert Van Sligte • 10 a.m. Sunday Schoo 11 a.m. Worship Servi 7:30 p.m. Evening Sen Midweek Prayer Servi Wednesday at 8 o'cloc C.A. (Young People Friday at 7:30 p.m. ".".........."~",.........~. Lucknow Presbyterian Chu Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., Minister Phom 5284740 SUNDAY, NOVEttBER 10:00 a.m. Sunday Sch 11:00 a.m. Morning Wor NURSERY FOE PRESCHOOL CHILDR1 ........"......".....~...~....... •••••••••-•-•-•-•-••••••••-•-•-•-•• LUCKNOW UNITED CHUF Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister NOVEMBER 23 10 a.m. Sunday Schof 11 a.m. Morning Worc ••••414.414411-040-11-11.•••••-•-•-•44-4 Whitechurch C.O.C. WHITECHURCH NEI The October meeting of er's Children of the Chur held on Sunday. Noveni during church service i Sunday School room.' The • ent, Donald de Boer, presid gave. the call to worship. th of John Bunyan. Donald read the scrip Prayer was given by David The roll call was answere with a verse with. Rememb The birthday calendar was n They discussed the buy church calendars. The offer i received by Andy Verstet dedicated by Donald de Bt. A Biblical contest was hel Senior story Was given b Hugh Simpson "A char Kildonan for Selkirk Sett Canada". Mrs. Archie gave the Junior story. The prayer was sung by all. CAMOUFLAGE Many people find thF easier to criticize than to they are at fault. SUBSCRIPTION TO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL PANEL DISCUSSION Mrs. Betty Frayne welcomed all to the meeting and Rev. Barz led in prayer. Mrs: Courtney reported that two groups: Alliance for Life of Wingham and Goderich Pro-Life were present "and she stated the aims of both groups and called on Mr. Dan Murphy to say a few words. Mr. Murry,, stated the subject of abortion is very emotion- al and the purpose of this program • is to influence people to not want an abortion. The slides were factual, quite shocking and disturb- ing and led to' some interesting questions. The panel: from Wingham - Sally Campeau,• Adrian Keet, Sharon .Munroe; Goderich - Connie, Osborne. Rev. Bari and Dan Murphy answered these questions. Rev. Dentinger said a few words and Mrs. Pete MacDonald thanked I the panel. Lunch was served.