The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-09-24, Page 10iii Church Services
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• THE ..13/CKNOW ,SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO
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MOFFAT APPLIANCES
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Mrs. Frank Todd 'suffered a
fractured hip last week and is 'a; •
patient in a Kitchener Hospital,
She Underwent surgery°.on Thursday
Fred McQuillin suffered the mis
•. 'fortune ofa tractor accident: on
; Saturday "•morning. , The rear. wheel
passed over his foot fracturing
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several bones . He it a patient in.,.
St. Joseph) Hospital,: London
• Mr: and' Mrs•.. Glen: McDoriald
of. London were :week end visitors
'with I'1r and Mrs:' :Harold Gaunt
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McGregor
rigderLwere_Sunday visitors_z
with Mr, and •Mrs. John Cameron::
Sandy McQuillan spent last week"
LENS •NEWS;
endwith. his patents Mr and Mrs,
Wilfred McQuillan. Sandy is ..
teaching 'at West Lorne, • •
Ftfictores.-,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th,
Mr.' and -Mrs.. Arthur Branhill of
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Waterdown; Mr.: and Mrs...Charles
Heck, and Mr , and .Mrs'.Wilfred
• Heck of Bridgeport; 'Mr :: and: Mrs
Mel'Binivir lvirs:r-Mabel- rdi
Mr.I. and Mrs.. Michael' Shauen-
white -of Kitchener and: Mr. and
Mrs;: John Gardner were recent
'visitors. with Mr. • and Mrs. Lorne •.
Wood's
Mr and Mrs,_AJ1an,Crans,ton
are on a three week trip to the
Western Provinces;
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Hacketts U.C.W =
The September meeting of
Hacketts United Church Women
was held at the home of Mrs, Cliff-
ord Menary on September 18th ,.
with.14 memberfand 2: children
present. .
Mrs. Donald_•Hac1 ett opened the
Chalmers W,
Chalmers Presbyterian W. M ,S
held their regular monthly .meet-
ing .Wednesday , "September 17 at
the• home.. of Mrs:. Albert McQuillan.
The president Mrs. -Wallace Conn
-presided-and..gave-t1ie call-ta
meeting with.the Call to Worship'.,
Bless the Lord 0. My Soul, Forget
not'a11 His benefits, • '
The Hymn" -Take 'up Thy °Crossx
-the Saviour said". was sung, follow. -
ed by the Lord's. Prayer. •
Mrs'. Blake Alton .had' the devot-
ions which included.the Scripture,
meditation and prayer. ,
The roll call was answered with
the word- "Home and the referen=.
ces, and offering was received .
Mrw. Kenneth Alton read and
discussed a chapter "Making a go
of it" taken from the Study Book
"Man in 'Lifer'
A chapter from "Japan. Profiles
Wasread :by Mrs.; 'Reg..:Broome
' Two readings "Where would this.
arorld--be' ;-and'Half-gast-four" '
were read.by.Mrs: AlexiT c.kett. •
.The.ininutes of the last meeting
were';read. by:Mrs. Clifford'Menary::
There were 9 hospital and:'honre
calls during the month.
' The bazaar is .to `be held Satur
day November'' 29th
"0 Happy Day" was 'sting' follow
.ed;b.y'prayer by Mrs . Donald.
Hackett •
Lunch was served. by the host-
ess and Mrs . Kenneth Alton.
(reg.ular valu.e $34:95 is only' $1"9:95 installed)
to all Co op. Fuel Oil.custemers.
Y.ou'iI save $15.00 and gi.ve•.your home'thelkind'•
of healthful warmth thatmeans real comfort '.
when'you .let your Co=operativesu pply,your
fu.e!, oil needs'. •
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Societies
Entertained By •
Evening-Auxilia
worship. The scripture and, rnedit--
ation was given by Mrs., Elroy
Laidlaw , ` When we':speak of hare,
est we think of haying;,' harvesting
of grain, corn , ;apples.. -God has
.given an abu idant harvest. The
65th psalm was- Davids thanks to
God' for gifts.. • • A 11 things work •
together for good when a bountiful
harvest is• given and it is through,
God's Power it is Made so. Many
find it'hard to have the real joy of
harvest in their hearts,
• Miss Lila Emerson, led in prayer.'
• The minutes were read by the
Secretary, Mrs. Russel Ross,,'
Arrangements were made to,give •
th- e: c-los-ing prayer -a '-the sectional..
meeting October 30 at Gorrie :'•
The nominating committee WS.'
-Wm—Rintoul; Mrs- D; Craig -and
Mrs. Don.Ross are -to bxing`in a
slate of officers for the November
meeting . A thank you note. was '
read ,from::Mrs. 'W J Coulter,
A.request for used clothing and
material was read.; A bale valued
at. $40' had already been ,sent in:.
The offering was, received and ded
icated by.Mrs. Johnston•Conn
'The reading'' God is Standing
there with You was read by Mrs.';
Wesley Tiffin. Prayer was•given:
by Mrs. Earl Caslick: '.
Mrs Robert. Ross gave the topic_
The -fit -hi -op ofthe
dozen men; chosen at ;random
faced with grave.danger , obeyed
the c-
o me
m and from J sus, Follow
Me". The twelve chosen by Jesus:
to share the hardships,' hear his
teachings and receive -the -faith'
were Matthew the taiecollector;'
rea Residenfs,:Suffer.
.The'Evening Auxiliary of the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church, held
their•anrival,Pot. Luck supper' in the
Sunday Schoolrooms of the, church -
on Tuesday Evening?, September le.
The ladies of the Lucknow After-
noon, South Kinloss and Dungannon;
Women' s` Missionary Societies Were;
guests at the supper:and. meeting.
which 'followed Rev.... and Mrs..
Noble ere_atso=guests; •
. KLUCKNOW
INLTED °CHURCI
Rev. Robert Nicholls,, B.A.
Minister
SEPTEMBER 28th,
`1� -00,�„a�Morning-Service;
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10:00 atm, Sunday School
Pouvr TO PONDER
Fear knocked at . the doo
Faith answered no :one w.
there. .
Lucknow
Presbyterian •Chun
�"Rev ,G►lenn �Noble;`B.A., ,
• • Minister
SEP -•T -EMBER -28th---
10:00 a:m ' • Su day' School
11:00 a.m.. Morning .Service
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°ST PETER'S
ANGLICAN
iCHURCH
Rev. R. T. F. Odendahl '.
Rector •
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SEPTEMBER 28th
Trinity • 17
10:15 Church School
11:30• Morning Prayer
Andrew.,•- Simon. Peter . James ,
John Philip., .Bartholomew :Thadd-
eus:: James., Simon, Thomas and '•
Judas Iscariot: These. 12 had to
give total and immediate •accept
ance•to'Jesus•; :It•'meant forsaking
houses', ,brethren , sisters., father ;
mother wife ,:children • Qiie
volunteer wanted to go,:hon e and •
bidfarewell to all before, becoming
a disci le but'Christ told,him no
After a delicious supper and
enjoyable 'social, time., the 'regular'.•
!meeting of the Evening Auxiliary ..
I was held.;' with. President Mrs.
na; • ors r 1 t `e`-..`Shesen:
Ped with a greeting toall present
and,hymn 601 was sung. The scrip-
tures and meditation was presented
fib) Mts, ,Norman Taylor •
Mrs. ' Robert. Gilchrist gave. a
:most interesting topic •entitled
"Slow Down". A reading`was -
given by lvlrs. Stewart-Of.Dungann:,
Ion. 'Roll call was'•answered with a••
Bible verse containing the word •
'man -having pia'' his hand to the
plow and looking back is fit for :the,
Kingdom of'God; •
Why twelve? Jesus ,wanted 12 to
e-prent-the-+2-t-vibes-•off their
people. 'The 12 were toughened' by•
outdoor life hence were able to
sleep in caves or'sheltered. places'
when they accompanied Jesus: over
the Galilean: Country, Jesus
.taught the 12 to be missionaries and
that, men' would .revile them and.
persecute them for His'sake. Thus
one dozen 'men came to constitute
the -living link between' Christ :and
Christianity. This part of the
meeting: close•:;wit t e . or.;s
Prayer in unison..
The Ladies Aid Meeting, was ,
held . .Mrs Frank Coulter gave ' the
•financial•statenient The collect-
ion' was- received -Grace vas, sung,_
and Mrs. McQuillan served. lunch,
Courtesty.rerrarks were given by
Irs. Johnston Conn.
Start the 'Cold weather
season off warm
Drop into your local .Co-operative
now ,an fdiscuss ourheating
services and products
like"these Duornatic
Furnaces, Air` King
Humidifiers and Brock
oil -fired water heaters.
Miss DeanMcLeod gave an•inter
i esting message' from the South
;, Kinloss group
i' Words o,f thank -you (to the host-
ess group) were expressed, and the
- ._met ng w'as close -d• -with Arta -yet -4)y
j. Mrs .. 'Noble Johnston.
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LU.CKNOW • a.
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
.1 W:Van :Stempvoort
Pastor •
Services:
—10 00 -ant; (=English-?.=
2:30 . p m. ;(Dutch , 2nd and
,5th; Sundays)'
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VISITORS •WELCOME
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Messengers
WHITECHURCH NEW.5
itec urc ' vesseng
their September meeting, on' S.
ay during Church service in th
Sunday School room . •TFle pre
ent Ronnie Soloman gave rhes
n marsh ip� The,.the ne o f the
'meeting:' -was, "Everyone Is Imp
ant",.
one 528-2125
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coo
Ashfield WAS.
ASHFIELD NEWS'
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Mrs. Richard West , ,President,
was in charge;of the September
lary.Society at Mrs. J. K. Rooneys.
a•Mrs, -Allan MacDonald gave the
' rneditatio t
explained
n, arid Mrs, James Wes
New
Porins of Misson..
A --record , telling--of_odern-w-aye
of Missio ,
ris overseas was heard .
i ,Mrs, E:, • MacLennan read 'a ;poem
and Mrs. Rooney a newsletter from.
Armagh. ` Eighteen. members •
;answered the roll call. with a verse
wit aavest"
The
tiorniriating comtnittee
reported on new officers and plans
for the Sectional Meeting on'Oct-
o let-- Q9 we-re--disetyss'ed :��—Mils
Sadie Johnson offered 'her home
for the next meeting.'
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The scripture was re'ad,liy E:
Thomson and Clare Weber- led
;prayer The 'offering was
received by Karen Quipp and.
Ronnie Soloman gave the offer
prayer.
The minutes of the last
were read by Clare Wehet,, i1l
also called the roll which wa.
answered by 10.
• All then went to'their•SUnds
school classet,, •