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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-16, Page 10GREY -COUNTY DENTURE LINiC AT GLENELG CENTRE EAST :OF DURHAM ACROSS GLENELG TOWNSHIP HALL Reinhold Feige Dent�rist: Ars. As a certified member of the ' Denturist Society of Ontario a licenced Denture Therapist by the Ministry of Health, Ota fees Conform with the ethical price range established by Society for all Denture Services, FREE CONSULTATION FOR ALL DENTURE PROBLEM! ;For Appointments phone: 369-3019 if noanswer call: 360.5821 Monday to Friday afternoon and events* $! 1 t: PAG TEN; THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Kingsbridge The monthly meeting of St. Joseph's Catholic Women's Lea- gue, Kingsbridge, held on Mon- day, October 7, and attended by 27 members • and 1 ' visitor, opened with prayer led by Fr. Dentinger. Mrs: Howard presided. Minutes were read by Mrs. Hogan. Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Austin. Correspon- dence was read by Mrs. Martin.. Thank you notes were read from: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hendriks, Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke, The Lambertus family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Frayne and Fr. Dentinger. An invitation from the Trinity U.C.W. to attend a Fall Thankoffering on. October 20 was read. Two area farmers were mentioned in the Western Ontario Farmer as being winners in the Seaforth Black and White Show; they are: Mrs. Emma Franken and Joe Van Osch. The. October ' Chatelaine has an article onAbortion-For, and Against. Mrs. Howard mentioned that at the Deanery meeting, we, were remind - cd to keep writing our letters against abortion to Ottawa. Mrs. Van Osch, read the scripture reading and presented Mrs. Eugene Frayne with a 'gift on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary October 15th. Roll call was given by Mrs. Frayne. She and Mrs. C. Riegling will visit a new lady of the church, Mrs. O'Keefe visited Mary Crawford in hospital. Guides and Brownies have started. A Communications and Public Relations convener is needed'." A Benefit Dance will be held for• Mr. and Mrs. Jim Card who recently lost their barn by fire. / This is on October 11. Mrs. Courtney reported on .Fr. Dentinger's birthday party held by the League on September 1/. 32 members attended. There ilt be Open House at the •School Thurs- day, October 10. She mentioned ail the graduates of Goderich High School and also had available a schedule of Night School Classes in Huron County. She and Mrs. Howard reported on the Deanery meeting held inSt. Columban and attended by • 7 of our members. A convener is needed for Resolu- tion and Legislation:, A volunteer is needed to learn abut the Ovula- tion Method of Birth control. Meetings are held in Mississauga. The Organization Convenership also , needs a helper. Mrs. Doherty reported on cater- ing. The League is waiting to hear from Stratford re the slowing of speed limit on Highway 21. ' A delegation of our members' will attend the next council meeting. Fr. Dentinger thanked all who Kin lough A,C.W. KIN LOUGH NEWS The October meeting of the Anglican Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. Howard Thompson. Sixteen ladies were present. This was a work meeting, and a quilt was quilted during the afternoon. Three quilts were sold that the ladies had made earlier in the year. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh presided and extended a welcome to every- one and •read Psalm 24 for the scripture lesson, All joined in singing .the hymn' "What a friend we have in Jesus". Prayers followed. Mrs. Jack Scott gave a paper . on "Thanksgiving, and being thankful" for the meditation, concluding with a poem and a prayer of Thanksgiving. The correspondence was read. All were reminded of the Fall Deanery meeting, to be held at St. Georges //Church, Goderich , on October 16th at 7.30 p.m. and also the invitation 'to attend .the thank - offering meeting hank-offering-meeting at, Kinloss United Church on Sunday, October 20th at 3 o'clock. Members. are to have their fruits, flowers,grain and vegetables at the church on Satur- day, October 26th in preparation for. ,the Harvest' Thanksgiving Serv- ice on Sunday, October . 27th at 10.30 ' a -.m. 'It was thought advisable to have another commit- tee meeting to finalize the plans for the entertaining day .at Brucelea Haven, Walkerton. The meeting closed with the litany and prayer and Grace was sung. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. George Gra- ham gave the courtesy remarks. Mrs. Midford Wall will be the November hostess when it will be, the annual meeting and the pack- ing of the bales. attended his party and for any cards and gifts he received. 'Fr.. and the Youth Clubs will conduct a service at the Nursing Home in Lucknow on October, 20. Copies will be made of the Holy Year Prayer and will be available for all.. October is the month of the Holy Rosary and it was stressed that the Rosary should be said more often, We need more prayer and com- munication with the Holy Spirit. A donation will _be sent to the Help Honduras Foundation. The 'meeting was , adjourned ' by Mrs. Martin and Fr. Dentinger led in prayer. • A film "Jamie, 'Story of a Sibling" was enjoyed by all. The mystery gift was won by Mrs. Bill Berry. Lunch was served. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH A niversary Services Sun uy, October nth 11 A.M. AND 7:30 P.M. REV. DOUG KAUFMAN Minister of Lucknow United Churl will preach at both services SPECIAL MUSIC 11 a.m. Brass ensemble from Lucknow Band 7:30 p.m. Fran Lemon and Jim Feairs, singers of religious folk music Special music by . the church choir Trinity UCW The regular meeting of Trinity U.C.W. was held in the Church basement October 10 ' with • an attendance 'of 19 ladies and one child. The meeting came to order with the singing of the .'first two verses of Hymn 577; then• all repeated the Lord's Prayer in unison. A. reading called "A Thankful Heart" was given by Mrs. Allan Ritchie. Mrs. Cook led in prayer,. and the roll call was answered with a verse on Thanksgiving. Mrs. Allan Hackett. opened the devotions with a verse. and a short prayer. Mrs. Donald Hackett 'read the scripture. The hymn "The Light of the World is Jesus" followed. The theme for the meditations was 'Light' and was given by Mrs. Allan Hackett and Mrs., Donald Hackett, assisted by Mrs. Chester Hackett and Mrs. Bill Andrew. Hymn 535 was sung and Mrs. Doug Raynard, 'Mrs. Jim Hunter and Mrs. Blake Alton each read a short article on Light in our lives. The devotional part of the meeting closed with the singing of "Lead Kindly Light" and a prayer by Mrs. Allan Hackett: Mrs: Ken Alton had a contest for Thanksgiving, with Mrs. Charles Wilkins being the winner. Mrs. Chester ' Hackett had the Study Book, the third part of "Mission impossible -Unless", ' with Mrs. Donald Hackett reading from Eph- LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor Services: 10:00 a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. Service Dutch, first Sunday of the month • Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 OCTOBER 20th 10.00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE). Orrin Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME PRESBYTERIAN REFORMED CHURCH AT LOCHALSH will hold MORNING WORSHIP AT 11 A.M. throughout the summer mouths Minister Dr. David. Freeman, B.D., Th., M. Ph. D. WEDNESDAY ocT o.,, LOWER INTEREST RATE S Now Available On 1ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES • Anywhere in Ontario On RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and FARM PROPERTIES Interim . Financing For, New Construction & Land Development For Representatives In Your Area Phone SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND CONSULTANTS LIMITED (519) 744-6535 Collect Head Office - 56 Weber, St: E. Kitchener, Ont. —We Buy "Existing Mortgages for Instant Cash_ esians: Mrs. Chester Hackett .read a story telling about life in India and closed with prayer. The ladies were reminded of the Thankoffering meeting, October 20th at 8.00 p.m. The skit was then presented "St. Peter, Look at Me". The , meeting closed• with the singing of the last two verses of hymn 577 and Mrs. Cook gave the closing prayer. Following the meeting a dainty lunch was served by the committee in charge; 'during which Mrs. Ken Alton gave • the Trinity Tattler. Donnybrook . UCW The . October meeting of Donny- brook United Church. Women met in . the church basement Tuesday afternoon, October 8thwith nine members present: Mrs. H.• Jefferson opened the meeting by repeating Hymn 19 in unison. Hymn 577 "Come ye Thankful People Come" was sung, followed with Psalm 731 read in, unison. Each member took part in a "Reading For Every •Day". Hymn 578, Sing to the Lord ' of Harvest, was sung. Mrs. J. Leddy took the topic "On Rules" and trying to get along with ' people. Mrs. • H. Jefferson read ' "Thanks be to God". Mrs. R. Hanna took over the business. A number of thank you notes were read, also a couple of invitations were received. Mrs. J. Hildebrand read a poem "My Kitchen Prayer'. Mrs. H. Jeffers° closed with prayer. a host sses Mrs. M. Johnsto , Mrs. . Snowden and Mrs. W Hardy served lunch and a social t e was enjoyed. KINLOUGR Mr. and Mrs. Rudy st Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Karl!, Mrs. Pearl Lloyd, Mr. aa' Maurice' Hodgins 'and Mrs e Shoebottom of London viSitifill relatives here over the week Dr. and Mrs. 'man Moh` Toronto and Richard Page`, the week end with Mr apd Fred Page and Andrew, Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. II Bennett Jr. of Toronto/ Thanksgiving with Mr. and'': Arthur. Haldenby.. Mrs. Frank Maulden is a in Wingham and District H having suffered a broken bone and head injuries at T er Fair on Saturday. ahem Her many'friends wish her a recovery. 35th WEDDING ANNIVERS 'Mr. and Mrs..JackScott honoured with a party at' Hol hall on Friday evening. Mu dancing was by Cliff 'Emme orchestra, Following the clan honoured couple were pre with many lovely gifts. An ad was read by Charlie Murray. and Mrs.' Gerald Rhody pre the gifts and Mrs. Charlie M read the congratulatory mes All joined in singing for the jolly good fellows". Jack and each made a fitting reply. party was arranged by their and the 10th concession a bours. The community e congratulations. • Mr: and Mrs. William Hal were Thanksgiving visitors .Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Malden family at Guelph. Thanksgiving day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott, M Mrs. Frank Fair,' Mrs. MacDonald, all of •Ripley.