The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-01-28, Page 10WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1976 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LOCKNOW, ONTARIO
Area Members. Attend Annual Meeting
Of:M gitkin4Presbyterot Ire Winghcon.
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NEWS
The .weekly C.G.I.T. meeting at
the 'Lneknow United; Church began
with a sing • king led by 'Kim
Haldenby. The game "Kangaroo
Court" was presided over by
Paiti-lou Irwin and Irene Reit-
. knecht. • , •
President Joanne Ritchie led in
,the CGIT purpose,* verse and
hymn. The secretary's report was
read and a 'letter of thanks from
National C.G.I.T. for the Vesper
Service offering., The.treasurer's.
:reported and received the offering.
The girls and ' leadere were,
thanked for helping with lunch
when Joanne Koeslag spoke and
showed slides on Sunday. Projects
for this year were discussed: third
study -will be sports, Easter eggs
will be made in April,, a movie for
children will be shown •March 20,
w Teesater C.G.1.T. is invited for
cheWorld Day of Prayer Service on
March 1 and we hope to sing on • Si i ngtime, n the spring.
The MissiOn Study, "Mary Ellen
Goes to China" was introduced.
The girls heard about Mary Ellen, a
• ' iigh school, girl from Cobourg who
%'ent with a. group to China. In
heir groups the girls had a quiz on
.:hina, an isolation exercise in
'eelings of trust, and distrust
between people and 'countries..`'
The meeting closed with Taps.
KI.NLOUGH
PENTECOSTAL-
CHURCH
,PastOr
Gilbert Van Shgtenhorst •
10 a.m.- Sunday School
11 a.m. Worship Service
7:30 p.m. Evening Service
Midweek Prayer Service
Wednesday at 8 o'clock
C.A. (Young, People)
Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHI/Rai
Rev. Doug Kaufman
Pastor
FEBRUARY 1st
10 a.m. Sunday Schad
11 a.m.. Morning Worship
POT LUCK/LUNCH
AND ANNUAL MEETING
TO FOLLOW SERVICE
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The Dungannon United 'Church
Wbmen met at the home of Mrs.
Harold • Dobson at 2 p.in• on
Tuesday, January ;20th.
,.. Mrs, K. K. Dawson opened the
-meeting with a prayer for the new
year: Mrs.. Jim Drennen gave a
reading , entitled
,
"Happy New
Year". Mrs. Dawson read "A New
Year's Wish For. Each of Us",
Mrs: Logtenberg thanked Mrs.
Dobson for the use of her home.
Mrs. HoWard Culbert has been
added to the Social functions
committee and Mrs. Robt. Irvin is
the card'secretary, so please let her
know if you know of anyone sicLor
in hospital. Anyone wishing to
order boxed cards please contact
'Mrs. -Graham McNee. Many
thank-you notes were received for
gifts at Christmas. It was decided
to discontinue gifts to, people in `
hospital. 'Cards will be sent to the
'sick and gifts to the shut-ins' at
Christmas,
The finance committee reported
on the financial position and
money.making projects for 1976. It
wa's reported that three quilts were •
quilted and sent to Five Oakes in
1975. , •
Theiaresident elOsedifieineeting-
with the benediction and this
thought "You are doing your best,.
only when you are trying to
improve on what you are doing".
Mrs. Dobson; assisted by Mrs..
Irvin served a, daintly lunch and
coffee.
NOTE: Our Huron Perth Presby-
terial will be held. February third at
Brucefield United Church. A hot
dinner will be served.. for $2.00 a
person, A ' bus will go from this
area. If you- wish more information
on the bus piCk-Up, phone Mrs.
Graham McNee, 529-7966.
4cknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A, B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2740
SUNDAY, FEBRUAR 4f 1
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Moising Worship
NURSERY ]!OR
PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN'
REFORMED
CHURCH
Rev. L. Van Staalduinen
Pastor'
St: Andrew's Presbyterian Wont-
en' s Missionary Society, of Wing-
•ham was host January, 19th: of the
annual Meeting Of the .Maitland
Presbyterial. Over sixty represent-
atives attended the `two sessions.' •
'Mrs, J. W. English, president,
opened thp Morning session by 'a
call to worship and invocation.
bevOtions were in , charge of the
Lucknow group, Mrs. Robert Reid
read the scripture, Mrs. Noble:
Johnston, the meditation , and Mrs.
Morgan' Hendergon led in prayer.
The address of welcome was
given by Mrs.' ,Gordon Wall,
president of the local group.
' Minutes of 1975 annual meeting
were read by Mrs. Ewan MacLean.
The treasurer's report was present-
ed by Mrs. Evan Keith °who stated
the allocation to be. $$11,220 and
the supply $846. Excellent reports
were given by all conveners.
The ladies adjourned for lunch at
noon' and a delicious meal was
provided by the. local ladies. Rev.
R. Armstrong said grace. • •
The afternoon session was open-
ed with hymn 386 and devotions
were in charge of Mrs. Beirnes,
Molesworth and Mrs. Brush Of
Gorrie. • •
Greetings from Presbytery were
brought by the Rev. Doug McDon-
ald 'of Port Elgin, moderator of the
Presbytery, who also holds an
Honourary Life Membership of the
Women's Missionary. Society.
During the businesS' period,
plan's were made for Synodical
which will, be• field in Chippewa
April 6th and 7th. The offering was.
acceptep by Mrs. R. Nixon and
Mrs. If. Arbuckle with prayer by
Mrs. Ewan MacLean.
Two films were viewed followed
by a question and answer perictd on
each.
Mrs. Wm. Rintoul of White-
churCh read the report of the
nominating committee and Mrs.
Alvin Mundell conducted the
installation 'of officers for 1976.
Mrs. J. W. Engtiskwas re-elected
president. Other officers are: past
president,' Mrs. Alvin Mundell, R.
2 Wingham; honourary president,
Mrs. George Sutherland of Ripley;
first vice president, Mrs. Don
-Robertson of R..3. Ripley; second
vice president, 'Mrs. Finley Mac-
Leod of Ripley; third vice presid-
ent, Mrs. Robert Bregman of R. 3
Teeswater; fourth vice president,
Mrs. Walter Burton ' of R. 5
Kincardine; treasurer, Mrs. Evan
Keith of R. 5 • Lucknolv; historian,'
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie of •R, 3
Lucknow;' assistant historian, Mrs.
' Gordon Wall, Wingham; seeretar,.'
• ies: recording, Mrs: Ewan Mac-
Lean, R. Lucknow; corres nd-
ing, Mrs. Don MacAda' f R,,
Wingham; afternoon gro ps, Mrs..
C. MacAuley .of R. • 4 - Ripley; '
evening groups, Mrs. J. E.
MacDonald of Lucknow; girls'
groups, Mts. Robert Ahara of
Teeswater; children's groups, Mrs..
William Smith of Gorrie; associate
members, Mrs. William Beirnes of
R. 2 Listowel; • friendship and
service, Mrs. Glen Haldenby of R.
1. Holyroocl; literature and library,
Mrs. Gerald Gibson of Brusgels;
Glad Tidings, Mrs. Warren Wylds
of R. 3 Lucknow; press,, Mrs.
George Fisher of Wingham; sup-
'ply, Mrs. Robert Arbuckle . of R. 4
/Wingham; life membership, Mrs.
Walter Burton of R. 5 Kincardine:
Members without.portfolio, Mrs.
, D. Neilson Of Gorrie; Mrs. Ruth
Martin of R. 1 Ethel; Mrs. Gordon
Wayll of Wingham; auditors, Mrs.
Morgan. Henderson of Lucknow
-and Mrs. W. Milligan of White
church; nominating committee,,
representatives from the Wingham
-afternoon ,group, Lucknow and
Ashfield• evening groups and Mrs.
MacAdani as executive member.
Courtesies were given by Mrs.
Hugh Armstrong of Teeswater.
The meeting elided With hYinn 456'
and a closing praYerby Mrs. W. 'J.
English. Music throughout the day
was supplied by Mrs. H. Bateman:
Presbyterian
Evening Auxiliary
The Evening Auxiliary of the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church held
their monthly meeting at the
church on Tuesday. January 20
with 17 members and T visitor
present. •
Mrs. Virdin Mowbray opened
the meeting with a New -Year's
poem. Hymn 509, Lead on O_King
eternal was sung.
An invitation to join with ,groups
4 and 5 of the Lucknow Vnited
Church Women on March 3 was
read. Mrs. Donalda Scott gave the
'treasurer's report. .
Mrs. Lloyd Moffat read the
scripture and meditation. Mrs.
Kenneth Laidlaw presented the
Chalmers W.M 5.
W1-11TECHURCI-1. NEWS;'
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'Chabuer's Women's MissionarY
Society held ,their January meeting
on 'Wednesday, January '24 at 2
p.m. 'at the home of Mrs. DawSon
Craig with an attendance of, 13..
Mrs:. Wm., .Purdon 'presided and
opened with a poem and a welcome
to all. •
,• Mrs. Wesley Tiffin read the
scripture; Phillippians. 4: 4-11 and •
gave the me,ditation. Mrs. , Victor
Emerson ,gave. a New Year's
prayer.
Mrs. Bill Evans read a poem,
Friendship. An oral contest was'
conducted by Mrs. Wesley Tiffin.
Mrs. Dawson Craig gave a reading,
ProMises to 'keep through 1976.
The topic, The New Year, was
given by Mrs. Angus Falconer. •
Mrs. Wallace Milligan read a
poem,. A winter night which •
comparedjhe beauty of a winter to
a day in June.
Mrs. 4 John de Boer, president,,
then presided and thanked all' for ,
being present. Mrs,. Gordon
Rintoul gave a report of the
Maitland . Presbyterial held • on
Monday in. Wingham.
The roll call was answered by
New Year thoughts. The offering
was dedicated by .,Mrs.• Wallace
Conn. • Mrs. Wallace Milligan, .
treasurer, gave the financial state-
ment. The societyhad been able to:
meet their allocation for which they
were thankful. • The next meeting .
,:will be held February 18 at the
home of Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Mrs.
Earl Caslick closed the meeting
with prayer.
The , Ladies' Aid collection was
received.' The colleotion 'of used
stamps and cards was discussed.
Grace was sung. The hostess
served served lunch.
topic "Forward in, Mission". Mrs.
Donalda Scott gave a piano-.
instrumental. _
A report of the Presbyterial' held
in Wingham january 12 was given
by 'Mrs. James Little. Mrs. Noble
Johnston followed with the Glad
Tiding's highlights. Mrs. Roy •
Finlayson gave the courtesy re-
marks. ,
The meeting was closed by
singing hymn 480 "Who' is on the
Lord's' side". Mrs. Virdin • Mow-
bray gave the 'closing prayer. .
Lunch was served by Mrs. Virdin
Mowbray and Mrs. Donalda: Scott.
Prior to the meeting the ladies,
met at Pineerest - Manor and
presented,a short musical program.
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DUNGANNON
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
(MENNONITE)
Orrie Gingrich, PastOr
SERVICES
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11:0 a.m. Morning Worship •
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Nursery provided
for pre-school' children
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