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• WEDNESDAY. MAY 10th, 1972
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Martin, reported on the meeting .
of the Ashfield Women's MissiOn-
ary SObiety which some of our
members attended and at which.
Miss Jessie NacPherson of Kin-
cardine was guest .speaker with
the-topic_!!_Reform-Schools."
Mrs Eugene Frayne , Social
Action Convener , had an interest-,
ing article on what, portion of the
retail price of beefsteak goes to
the rancher,: feeder, trucker,
-abattoir , retaile-h-ctc.
Church Life Convener , Mrs. ,
John Austin, reported that Sunday:
April 23rd as well as being VocaT
tion Day was also Diocesan '
League Day. Our new executive
was installed with memberS doing
the .readings and taking up the
offering.
Cultural Life Convener , Mrs.
John HOward, reported that the
17 pins for the Grade 8 graduates.
_haw arrived._
Communications and Public
Relations Convener , Mrs. Jim
On Wednesday , May 24th at
2p,.m: the league will look after
the May Birthday Party at Huron 7
view. There are 23 persons with
-May birthdays,who' will be remem-
bered with a gift. Mrs. Eugene
Rayne has offered to shop for
these. The Cancer Campaign had
12 persons canvassing in this area
with Mrs. Joe Courtney es team
captain.
The theme of Father H. Cas-
sano's message was "Mothers".
As this is the Blessed Mother's
month he asked all mothers to
pray for vocations.
Card tables are to be bought.
Mrs. Wilfred Austin' offered -to•
buy one.
r uuring lunch Mrs; Con Hogan
iwop the Mystery Prize.
Lucknow Unit
Thos.. Ificketewas host*
ess:for the regular U.C. W. meet'-
in Unit 1 on May 2, Mrs. E,
We; Rice presided, opening with a
poem ,•"On Friendship Road" fol-
lowed by hymn and prayer. .
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Scripture reading from John 15 ,
on "The True Vine" was read by,
Mrs., Wilfred Drennan„ Approp-
riate readings, "Springtime" and
"A. Mothers' Prayer" were given
by Mrs. Vernon Hunter.
Mrs. Rice spoke on "Beauties of
Friendship" resembling a flower
which flourishes when tended. If
a person has no friends, life is not
worth living and all should live
by Christ's standard, "Greater
love hath no man than he layeth
down his life for his friends". We
also are known .by the friendships
we keep, The requirements of
friends is summed up as our trust
in friends, faithfulness in keeping
them, sharing or partnership e.g.
Jesus chose disciples to go along
with him, sympathy_: and the
higher.friendship of God.
Mrs-,7-Eunie-e-Dtmsmuir-lartra
Lucknow Unit 3
Mrs. Robert Nicholls was host-
ess at the manse on. May 2 for
Unit 3 of the Lucknow United.'
Church Women. -
Mrs. Gordon Kirkland opened
the meeting with a ,poetic and
the hymn Happy the Home When
God is There, was sung, followed
by theLord's'Prayer,„, •
Sixteen members answered the
roll.call, naming a favourite
woman of the Bible and why.'
Mrs. Harold Treleaven report-
ed for Christian Citizenship and
Mrs. G. Hunter for Commun-
ity Friendship. In the, absence of
the treasurer , the financial report
was given by Mrs. Jake Hunter.
Mrs. Glen Walden presided for
the program. The scripture was
read by Mrs. J. Hunter. Mrs. W.
G. Hunter gave 'a. commentary on
the scripture God speaki to human
hearts through words. Mrs. Wal-
den led in prayer and gave a read•
ing, "A Time of Singing”.
Mrs. Walden gave a study on
-Kenya ,-Afri-da arid .tolds61—`n
the experiences of an Ontario
couple waking there. They, are
seeking means to,increaSe arid
distribute the available water
supply.. Storage areas or holes,
for up to 5,000;000. gallons of
..water-are-required-to-last a ye-ar,
or until the next storm comes.
Mrs.. Nicholls led an interest-
ing sing' song of African songs and-
showed articles from
many African countries. Read-
ings were given by Mrs. Ed Thom
and Mrs. Chas. HaIlarn, Grand- •
mother is Off Her Rocker,' and
Mother.
.The hymn., The Glory of the
Spring was sung and Mrs. Walden
closed the meeting with prayer.
'The ladies appreciated being
shown through the manse by Rev.
and Mrs. Nicholls. During lunch
Miss Kathy JOynt favoured with. .
piano 'selections.
SUNDAY, MAY 14
AYNE McLEAN
PLUS THE
SINGING HISEY
FAMILY
Westfield Fellowship
Hour at 2 PI
HURON MEN'S CHAPEL
Auburn at 8 p.m.
1 "Evil Prevails When Good. Mel Do Nothing"
display on June first. Mrs. Ray-
.flard asked -for used clothing for -
a bale_ , •
Miss Helen Thompson was
hostess for the May meeting of
Unit 2 of Lucknow, United Church
Women. • • ,,
Mrs. Eldon Henderson welcom-
ed 22 members and 2 visitors to
the meeting.. She opened the
-meeting-with a-poemP-rayer4or--
Peace". The roll call was
answered with a hint •for spring.
Mrs. WalteTDexter arid-Mrs.
Nelson Raynard are to visit the
sliutins during May. An invita-
tion was received from Dungan-
n non U.C. W. to attend a craft.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Lucknow
POINT TO PONDER
Unless religion can be at home
in the home, no amount of re-
ligion in the Temple can save
. ' E. Stanley Jones
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
LUCKNO_W_AREA_PARISH
The Rev. R. Odendahl
Rector
MAY 14th
Sunday After Ascension
St. Paul's. Ripley — 9:15 a.m.
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Kingsbridge 'CW1
Resolutions To Be
Poo Of Agenda
solo "Mother" accompanied by
Mrs. Wesley Ritchie.
The roll call was answered by
naming the floral emblem of a
'provincewith fifteen present.
Announcements of the U.C. W.
to program and at
Brucelea Haven in October and
an invitation to attend ladies
— Day at-Dungannon United-Church
on June 1 from 10 a ..m. to 3.30
p.m. The bale will be packed in i
• June, used clothing to be left in
the church kitchen.
Mrs. Al Irwin reported on Stew-
ardship and read "The•Soul Spring
Cleaning", and Mrs. Grace
Campbell read "If Jesus came to
your house" for Christian Citizen-
shiF•. Piano solos were played
by Darlene Hackett and enjoyed
by all. The meeting was closed
with the Mizpah' Benediction
followed by grace. Lunch was
served by the hostesses. ,
On Monday evening, May 1st ,
St. Joseph's Council of the C. W.
L. met in the Chiireh Hall, with
nineteen members in attendance.
Father H. Cassano opened the
meeting with the League prayer
and Mrs. Joe Courtney presided.'
A president's pin is to be pur-
chased to be worn by the President
and passed on to 'each new Presid-
ent. Drivers taking cars to the
deanery meeting are to be paid
'mileage..
Correspondence was read by
Mrs. John Austin. A handbook is
to be ordered for conveners.
We are invited by the O. C. W.
of Dungannon. to a "Ladies Day"
being held on June 1st from 10
a.m. to 3.30 p.m. in the
Dungannon United Church. The
Diocesan Convention is to. be held
this month in Sarnia. Of the four
resolutions accepted this year by
the DioCesarr Council, to be voted
on at this Convention, two were
presented by St. Joseph's Council.
These two were with regard to
increasing farm incomes and the •
prt.strvation_of_rhe fanitly_far.m.
Also mentioned was the resolu-
tion of St. Peter's, Council, God-
erich regarding the insistence of
pre-marriage courses. The fourth
is in regard to assistance to needy
pensioners. Mrs. Joe ,Courtney.
,and Mrs. Clarence Doherty are
epresenting-the-three-couneHs---'-
of ow parish at this convention.
Mrs. Walter Clare .Christian
Farnily Life Convener, reported
that Vocation Day was observed
on April 23rd. A report was giv-
en on the Girl 'Guides in which it
was stated that new leaders will
be needed for the. Fall.
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St. Peters Lucknow 11:95 a.m.
Church School 10:30 a.m.
Ascension Kinlough 10:30 a.m.
Lucknow Unit 2
St. Paul's, Dungannon —
3:00 p.m
2nd and 4th. Sundays ,
Christ Church, Port Albert
, 3 p.m.
1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
MAY 14th
Christian Family Sunday
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morgjtorshi
Sacrament of Baptism
Mrs. Peter Cook gave a read-
ing "Spring Cleaning:'. Mrs. Ray-
nard'Ackert reported for Christian
Missionary. Education.
Mrs. RaYnard read the scrip-
ture and Miss Ada Webster gave
---die-devottaris--MrsrRaynard
en played a number of familiar
hymns.
Miss Helen Thompson told the
story of "Amazing Crate" and
then she sang the song. The "Or.,
igin of Mother's Day" was given
by Miss Lorna Campbell.
Mrs. 'Ross Shiells spo'ke'on
motherhood. She told of the life
of Hannah and how she was an
inspiration to all mothers. Mrs.
Henderson closed the' meeting
With prayer. ,
During lunch Mrs. Jessie Allin
and Miss Joanne Thompson played
some lovely piano instrumentals.
Christian Family Sunday
NO SUNDAY SCHOOL
Sunday School will meet at 10:45
to attend Churc.h Service as a
group.
11 a.m. lifor—ninWorslii
Sacrament of Baptism
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2790
,MAY 14th
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
• REFORMED
. CHURCH
J..W. Van Stenipvoort
' Pastor
Services:
10:00 a.m. Service
..2`.30 p.m. Service
VISITORS WELCOME
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