The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-07-12, Page 10•
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Jim Smith thanked Mrs. Robert-
son and all who had taken part in
the meeting. Mrs. Henderson
closed the meeting with prayer.
1 . Following the meeting all, sat
down to a picnic supper that the
Social Committee had arranged ,
and which all enjoyed. Mrs. Torn
MacDonald on behalf of the Kin ,7
lough Society thanked, the Luck-
now ladies for the invitation to
the meeting::
ladies for their kindness.
Mrs. Joe Finleon was appointed
lunch convener due to the vacan-
cy made by Mrs. St. Marie leav-
ing the parish. It was decided
that ladies of the St. Augustine
C. W, L. would cater to the
Graduation Banquet" in June 1973.
The Spiritual Director closed
.the meeting with the League
Prayer.
A dainty lunch was served by
the hostess in charge. The next
meeting will be held A_ugust 1st.
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A poem "Creation was read by
Jackie Whytock. Cindy Moore
and Donna Thompson received the
offering and Debbie.Hickey gave
the offering prayer. Karen and
Nancy-Quipp gave a duet, He's
got the whole world ih His Hand.
The treasurer Calvin on•
behalf of the Messengers present-
ed the U.C.W. President Mrs.
Milian Moore with a gift of mon-
7 y for the Mission Fund. Richard
Moore gave a reacting, Thanks-
giVing of Summer. Ceorse Jarnie
son gave the. Benediction.
The Messengers and their lead-
ers 'Mrs. Quipp arid, Mrs. Laidlaw
then held picnic games and con-
, tests on the grounds outside.
The U.C. W. held a shOrt business
'meeting after which conics an-d --
ice cream 'were served.
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Services at
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St. Joseph's
C.W.L.
prayer led by Father E. J. Den-
.tinger opened, the July. 10th meet-
ing of St. Joseph's C. W, L. in
St. Augustine CWL
The July meeting of the St: —
Augustine C.W.L. was held in the
Parish Hall Tuesday, July 4th at
8.30 p.m. with 9 members and
I visitor. The President Mrs. John
Franken, was in the chair. The
meeting opened with the League
Prayer.
The correspondenceivas read, -
thank you notes from Father Cas-
,sano, and from the family of Lyal
Mulhern and Mrs. Mary Phelen
and Mary Bciyle. An invitation
'was also read from the Kingsbridge
C.W.L., inviting the St. Augustine'
C.W.L. to their August 14th
meeting. At this meeting Murray
Gaunt M.P.P. is to be guest speak-
er. The financial report given
stated $65.57 in the bank. The
The Spiritual convener report-
ed one baby card and medal sent
out; one get well card sent out,
and one mass card.
Rev. Father Edward J, Denting-
er, our new Parish Priest was pres-
ent and is our new Spiritual Director
of St. Augustine, C. W.L. Father
Denting& was welcomed by our
president and he gave a short
quotation on God So Loved the
World and also spoke on the work
of the C. W. L.
The president, Mrs. ,Franken,
presented Mrs. Myles St. Marie
with ,a gift on behalfof the
,,League members. 'Mrs. St.
Marie thanked the president and
Presbyterian
W.M.S.
The annual picnic meeting 'of
the Presbyterian Church Afternoonv
Auxiliary of the . Woinen's Mission-
ary Society was held at the church
on Wednesday, July 5th, with an
attendance of forty, when the
Home -Helpers ,and• visiting- society--
from Kinlough attended. Mrs. k
Morgan Henderson opened the
meeting ;with the poem, "That
Day". The hymn Jesus the very
thought of Thee was sung, and
the Lord's prayer , and the Aim
and Purpose of the W.M.S. was
repeated in unison. • .6 ,
• Mrs. William Porteous gave the
Bible Study, taking the subject ,
"I am the Way" , reading the scrip.
ture from John,14, after which
the 95th Psalm was read in unison.
Mrs. Noble Johnston led in prayer.
Ruth,Ann, Tom and Robert Hend-
erson favoured with instrumental
bselectiosis which were enjoyed.
Thank you cards were read, the
treasurer gave the report for the
supply secretary and the roll was
called, Mrs'. M. Henderson
giving the offertory prayer , Miss
Sadie Johnston ga& a reading,
"Neighbours".
Mrs. Don Robertson of Kinlough
gave a very interesting and in-
formative talk on'"Lifes• Gardens",
which was much enjoyed. Mrs.
Kingsbridge Hall. Mrs, John
Austin gave the scripture readings
and led in the pra7er for vocations.
President Mrs. Joe, Courtney
welcomed our new spiritual Dir-
ector Father E. Dentinger, , Broth-
er Carl.yoll, 26 members and 2
guests.
Mrs. Con Hogan reported 'that
our shipthent 'of 74 boxes of
used-clothing-for -Madonna House ,
Cornbermete; was picked up right'
at Kingsbridge by Guenther- •
Tuckey of Goderich and this. was
so much more convenient than in
previous years. Another shipment
will be sent in near future.
Correspondence read by Mrs.
Frank Riegling, included thank
you cards, and a letter from Mr.
Murray Gaunt re-affirming his
plans to. be our 'speaker August
14. His topic will be farming,
and there will be a question and
answer period.
Mrs. Walter Clare, Christian
Life Convener gave.a reading on
"Marriage". and also reported
that we have a new Guide Leader
MIS. g: Vanderburgh, also ,Mis-
Judy•Moran and Mrs. T. yan-
Diepen, as helpers.
A sign is being ordered to 'be
placed at front of Church. This
will be electrically illuminated.
Mrs. Jim Martin advised that
a new service pin is now avail-
ablefor a league memberfbr
outstanding , service , if she has
never been President or a 25 year
and the Citizenship Trophy.
C. W.L. on the National, Prov-
incial-and Diocesan levels was
explained.
Mrs. John -Austin repotted on
visit to Thompson nursing home in
Ripley. Plans were made for two
octogenarian parishioners' birth-
day parties in near future. '
Brother Carl said that a group
of Senior Citizens from London
would like to come for a days
visit. A date to be set later. Mrs.
Carl Riegling reported on furnish-
ings needed in Rectory, which
the C.W.L. will purchase in
near future. •
Mrs. John,Austin reported that
the deadline for Dioces,an resolu7
tions will be much earlier this
year ,. so now is the.time to be
thinking about them. Mrs. Eug-
ene Frayne advised re Consumert,
Complaints , that a letter sent to
Box 99, Ottawa , brings results.
Also the NFU warning regarding
"Pyramid" Selling was , explained.
The onec at the top are the ones
who make the big profit,
Father Dentinger spoke on
"Faith". urging to never lose faith
and keep our trust in Providence.
Meeting closed with prayer.
Make Money Gift
For Mission Fund
WHITECHURCH NEWS
The Messengers held their July
meeting at the United Church on
Wednesday when the U.C. W.
were entertained. The call to
worship was given by Colleen
Kenneth Quipp reacrthe
scripture. A poem "Churches" was '
read by. Linda Moore. Prayer was
given by ,Murray Gibb. All the
messengers then sang Jesus Loves _
Me.
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member. •
Social Life Convener, Mrs.
Wilfred Austin reminded the
ladies that now at vacation time
to be ever mindful of ail the
school children now on vacation ,
and the added dangers at this
time Of year for children.
Mrs. John Howard reported .that
80 had been served at the Knights
of ColumbUs Communion Break-
fast on June 18; and about 70 at
thd Grade 8 Graduation .
Banquet June 29. Graduation pins--
were given out .to the graduates , •
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The Rev. R. Odendahl
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JULY 16th
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