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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-09-18, Page 10THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO i4 vy hz id • C.G.I.T. NEWS Lucknow :C.G.I.T. held its first •fall meeting on Monday evening in the United Church', Twenty- two girls, including eight new :members enjoyed games with lead • er Mrs. Lloya Nicholson. After the sing -song, Mrs. Laura Lee Cay ley showed the ancient symbol for friendship. Verses and poems about friends were read. • After the opening •ceremonies, the new girls were welcomed and the new leader Miss Elizabeth Ritchie was introduced. The $2.0.0 membership fee is due on September 30th, Used middies will be available to new members. The offering 'was received and a • report on funds was given. Four letters from ourfoster child , Marleny in Peru were read. Money -making ideas , crafts and other activities'for the yearwere discussed. It was decided to havea cook- out on Lake Huron beach next Monday. Cars will leave the church at 5.30. The girls• divided into three groups by age and grade and dis- cyssed further plans for the year The meeting closed with Taps. Donnybrook '4JCW Donnybrook United Church Women met at Donnybrook Unit- ed Church on Tuesday afternoon, September 10. Caroline Snowden opened the -� meeting with Hymn 405. Margaret Hildebrandread the scripture taken from Luke , chap- ter 16 , verses 19-31,from the new Living Testament andfollowed by prayer. Margaret Hildebrand read a Hymn "0 Crucified Redeemer" from the new Hymn book. , A film was then shown from Man Alive called "Love has no Doubt" with Mother Teresa and Jean Vanier in it. She worked among the poor and crippled in Calcutta and Vanier worked am- ong the retarded.. They also work- ed together at times. Caroline Snowden read a poem "Listen Christian". She then con- ducted the business in the absence of the president., .Jean Johnston gave a report on supplies. June Robinson gave a card report and handed ,out new. catalogues. It was decided to serve sandwich- es and sweets, for the lunch follow- ing anniversary services. Following' Hymn 354 the meet- ing was closed with .prayer. • Host- esses Lois Chamney and Eileen Jefferson served a dainty lunch. MOTHERS! ENTER YOUR CHILD IN THE BA SH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st STARTING AT 2:30 P.M. At The tucknow Fall Fair CLASS 1 — SINGLE BABIES UNDER 4 'MONTHS - CLASS 2 -- SINGLE BABIES 4 TO 8 MONTHS CLASS 3 SINGLE BABIES 8 TO 12 MONTHS CLASS 4 — SINGLE BABIES 12 TO 18 MONTHS 1st PRIZE — $5.00, 2nd PRIZE — $3.00 3rd PRIZE — $2A0 In Each Class This space is donated for community improvements by LiSTOWEL TRANSPORT . LINES LTD. Ontario's Silver & Black Fleet LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van statimorf Pastas' Services: 10:00 a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. Service Dutch, first Sunday of the month '.LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug. Kaufman Minister SEPTEMBER 22nd 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning. Worship PRESBYTERIAN REFORMED CHURCH " AT LOCHALSH will hold MORNING WORSHIP AT 11 A.M. throughout the summer months Minister Dr. David Freeman, B.D., Th. M. Ph. D. Trinity UCW Trinity United Church Women held their first regular meeting for the fall. on September 12, in the church basement, with an attend- ance of 22 ladies and one child. The meeting came to order with the singing of the first two verses of Holy, Holy, Holy, and then all repeated ' the Lord's prayer in mnison.. The • president, Mrs. Charles Wilkins read two poems'. The roll call was answered with a favourite proverb. The topic for the devotions was 'Jesus the Door to Salvation', Prayer was taken by Mrs. Cliff Menary and Mrs. Jim Arnold read the scripture. Hymn 169. 'Behold a Stranger at the Door', was followed by the medita- tion by Mrs. Menary, and prayer by Mrs. Arnold. The first verse of 'Abide with Me' was followed by•an illustration of the' use of Doors in Bible teaching. ' The leaders were assisted by Mrs. Douglas Cameron singing 'Oh Jesus Thou art Stand- ing', Mrs. D. A. Hackett speaking on the 'Door of My Lips', Mrs. Donald Hackett, 'The Door of Hope'. Mrs. Cliff Menary,'the Door of Faith'. and Mrs. Alex Hackett 'The Door of Opportunity'. 'Mrs. Arnold had a short passage on the Bible and Mrs. Menary closed the devotions with a prayer and the last two verses of Abide With Me was sung. Mrs. Ken Alton gave a reading 'The Heart is a Garden'. Mrs. Frank Ritchie gave the Bible, Study on the meaning of 'The Holy Trinity' and asked a few ,thought provoking questions. Hymn 27 'Oh Worship the King' was sung. - The business portion of the meeting followed and then Mrs. Ken Alton gave the Trinity Tattler. Hymn 50, the last two verses of Holy, Holy. Holy was sung and Mrs. Cookclosed the meeting with prayer., following which the corn- mittee in charge served a dainty lunch. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER t0 AuguSfi in C.W,I' The September Augustine C.W.L. was h Tuesday, September 3 Rectory, Fr. Dentingeto1, meeting with prayer, tits hal was in the chair and theta 16 members present. Mrs` Stapleton, read the minutes July meeting in the absent` Mrs. Wm. Redmond, Mrs. Cyril Boyle read pondence. It was motionedto a pro—life letter from in members to the minist government and the local papers. Thank you notes received from Mr. and Mrs Leddy and Mr, and Mrs, is Leddy.. Mrs. Leona Hickey the financial report. Mrs k 'took roll call. The Deanery will be held at St. Colum September 18th. Some m are planning to attend, She wedding was discussed and plans made. The meeting closed with led by Fr. Dentinger:.1 served by the hostesses, DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Orrin Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn :Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 SEPTEMBER 22nd 1Q:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Toronto Lady. Speaks To U.C.W. Lucknow U.C.W. Thankoffering was held in the church Sunday evening, September 8. Mrs. Raynard Ackert presided and wel- comed U.C.W. members from Pine River, Ripley, Trinity and White- church. Hymn 27 opened the devotional after which Mrs. Ackert led in prayer and read scripture from Matthew 5: 38-48. Mrs: V. J. Hunter presented the meditation which reminded all that one cannot set his Christian ideals and stand- ards too high. • Mrs. Harvey Houston offered prayer. A duet by Mrs. Perrin Lowry and Mrs. Bill Scott accompanied by Mrs. Lynn' Lowry was much appreciated. The offering was received by Mrs. W. G Hunter, Mrs. Bert Alton, Mrs, Ewart Taylor and Mrs: C. G. Greer and dedicated by Mrs. Earl Wight - man.. Mary Ellen Havens favoured with am piano instrumental. The guest speaker, Mrs. Hilda Toll of Toronto, was introduced by Mrs. Glen Walden. Mrs. Toll is a very ,'active member of Parkdale United Church, a Past President of Toronto West Presbyterial and Toronto Conference to mention a few of her church offices. She operates a photography business in Toronto, a very busy, talented and enthusiastic person. She has. had the opportunity to travel extensive- ly and is extremely interested in U.C.W. work and the church as a whole. Her message was based on the theme 'What does the church mean to us?' Speaking from personal experience and from so much involvement with others in, promoting the work Of the church she made her audience realize it should and can • mean a great deal. She urged everyone to share their common faith with all, to be enthusiastic, committed to their work anfl to be thankful for their church. Mrs. Gordon Cayley thanked Mrs. Toll for her very impressive message. Hymn 366.and prayer by Mrs. R. Ackert dosed the , meeting. - A social time followed .in the fellow- ship room. During the time Mrs. Toll, was President of Toronto West Presby- terial she played a major part in the: publishing 'of a book entitled Patchwork Pieces. Many took the opportunity of purchasing one of these. The • demand was greater than the supply. • K:in lough A,C, KINLOUGH NEWS The Anglican Church W held their September niee� the home of Mrs, Jack Scott Mrs. Gertrude Walsh pres She extended a welcome to one., The . opening hymn was ° ye thankful people come"f ed by prayers in unison, h Howard Thompson read the Lure , Communications w by . Mrs, Midford Wall, whi c luded an invitation to the House" at the Monica Ho Waterloo and a thank,you from Mrs. Ronald Thacker, is steadily, improving after surgery recently. • In. Bert Nicholson, ;1ks1 George Graham and Miss Id Boyle. were appointed to an for the afternoon at Brucell Haven, Walkerton when th C. W. and the Presbyterianl S. will share in the prop ard, Thirteen ertl roll call withladies theanswwoad "edHae The conveners for the ma were Nir% Roy Collinsandl BertNich'blson, who preside the program and began with thrr'g'hts of harvest and they "Lord of the Harvest". All ed in singing the hymn 'We plough the fields and scald Mrs., David Haldenby gave lovely meditation on Haire which was the theme oldie ing . A poem on prayer was by firs. George Graham ad Fred Page 'favoured with a solo "Now thank we all out Mrs, Howard Thompson bask memories with her yea "The threshers are here". "Things work out" wast Mrs . Gerald Rhody. Mn. rude Walsh and Miss Alayj .gave readings from the Lir! Message, "The Old Lady "The twilighters". Two poems of God's love tons given by tits. Jaclt Scott•. Roy •Schneller gave a tea led "Abundance"' MLS. son closed with "The Jay t larvest" and "All of Gk's ness to us" and gave the remarks, the hymn "The year is w.anirt�" was sung and yh• 'closed with the litany' after lunch was served by the k N tr . i toward Thompson I. tfre October hostessaand st a quilting.