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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-22, Page 10DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Doug .Zehr, Student Pastor Phone 529-7751 SERVICES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. "Servitg Christ?" ' PIVERYONE WELCOME WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.2„ 1916 THE LticKNOIN SENTINEL, LtiCKNOW ONTARIO PAGE TEN Kirigsbridge C.W.L. St, Helens U.C. The. St, Helens United. Church ,Women met on , September 14, at the home of Mrs, Simon de Boer, Lucknow, with eleven ladies and one child present. Miss Isabel Miller opened the meeting and hymn 502 was sung. Mrs. de Boer accompanied on the organ. Mrs. 'Gordon McPherson read the scripture and. Isobel Miller the meditation. Mrs. Tom Todd read a poem "Being Busy", and Miss W. D. Rutherford read an article, "A Canadian Summer". Mrs. Don Cameron read, "Celebrating Mis- sion To-day," and hymn 378 was , sung. Mrs. Albert Cook had the topic "Medical Work in Canada". This was very interesting as Dr. Donald ' Watt's work was discussed and many knew him. This was followed by a discussion on which is more important "Recruitment or Mon- ey". - Mrs. Gordon McPherson was in charge of the business and gave the financial report. The Regional meeting is to be in Calvin Church, St. Helens on Wednesday, Septem- ber 29th at 7.00 pail. The theme is to be "Misson of Love". The St. Helens ladies have received an invitation to a meeting in St. Augustine, on September 20th. Plans were Inide. fOr the October meeting. McPherson KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH. Pastor Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst 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. (Yourig PeOple) Friday at 8:00 p.m. APP .. AP 41. 40. Lucknow 0 Presbyterian C.Isurth **v. Glenn Noble, BA., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 1 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 1 11 a.m. morning Worship THE. ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA PARISH OF LUCKNOW SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th St. Paul's, Ripley 9:00 a.m. St. John's, Bervie 10:30 a.m. The Ascension, Kinlough 12:00 noon Show Slides On East Coast Trip Ashfield Women's Missionary Society ladies were welcomed .to the, home of Mrs. Doug Martyn for ' their September* meeting. Mrs. Stuart MacLennan had the call to worship followed by hymn 282.. The yy m s Purpose was re- peated in unison. The devotional taken from Hebrew 11, a reading "The Undiscovered Country'', fol- lowed by, prayer were .given by Mrs. Earl Howes. A reading September .Song and poem Sept- ember were read by Mrs. Jim MacKenzie followed by hymn 374. Mrs. Ewan MacLean ; told the story of. Mary Slessor a missionary who died in 1915 in Nigeria, this year being the 100th anniversary'of her departure to Nigeria in 1876. Great tribute was paid her especial- ly by the natives; who called her everyone's mother: Mrs. Stuart ' MacLennan told about Rev. Walter MacLean, who now is minister of Knox Church, Waterloo, Ontario. He had spent some time in Nigeria from 1962- 1967 serving as a minister and chaplain to' the University of Nigeria. His wife taught English in a girl's government secondary school. . Mrs. Warren Wylds conducted the business part of the meeting. Mrs. Donald Simpson 'read a letter from Board of World Missions for the Presbyterian Church of Can regarding the university stud• ents who were in different citiei, also•a thank you note was received from Mrs., Bill Ross. On. October 6th at 8 p.m. in the Wingham Presbyterian Church the ladies are invited to the Fall Rally. Fourteen ladies answered the roll call on an interesting item from Record and Glad Tidings. Mrs. Jim MacKenzie had closing prayer. Slides were enjoyed by everyone, shown by Mrs. Stuart MacLennan on her trip to the East Coast in June. Following hymn 148 grace was sung. Lunch and-a social time closed the meeting. " Whitechurch W.M.S. WHITECHURCH NEWS Chahrier's Presbyterian Wom- en's Missionary Society held their September meeting on Wednes- day, September 15th at 2 p.m. at the home of Mit. Bill Rintoul. Mrs. Don Ross, leader for the meeting, gave the call to worship. All sang Unto the hills. The scripture, Matthew 16: 13-19 and the meditation was given by Mrs. 0 FRIEND!' In the garden of thy heart, plant naught but the rose of love, and from the nightin- gale of affection and desire loosen not thy hold. Treasure the companionship of the righteous and eschew all fell- owship with the ungodly. — Baba `11' Bah LUCKNOW. UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman 1 Minister SEPTEMBER 26th. 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 'a.m.. Morning Worship Nursery provided for pre-school children • Bible Society. Held 'Annual The Lucknow Branch of the Canadian Bible Society held its annual meeting , on Monday, Sept- ember 20th in. the Lucknow Presby: terian Church. • • The present executive will bon- tinue ,for' another year. • They are Rev: Glenn Noble 'as chairman; Mrs. Bob Damsma as, secretary and Mr, Allan ?Johnson as treasurer, ,The Lucknos.v United Church was represented "by Mrs: Leonard Ritchie and Mrs. 'Gordon Morrison: The Lucknow Christian Reformed. Church was represented by Mrs. H. Brink and Mr. P. Bilstra. The Bible Society will hold 'its annual canvass in Lucknow and area during October.. The commit- tee hopes that the community will give generously to this worthwhile cause of translating, publishing and distributing the Holy Bible. Whitechurch UCW Whitechurch United Church, Women held their September meeting on September 1 at the home of Mrs. Elwood Groskorth, Goderich., The call to worship was given by Mrs. Milian Moore. All sang "Come let us sing" accempanied by Mrs. Garnet Farrier. .Mrs. Bob Adams led in prayer. , Mrs. Moore gave a talk on South Brazil mentioning the Missionar- ies, Mr. and Mrs.Vern Hutson and 3 of a family. The military govern i Brazil and n 1971 38% of people controlled the wealth. Mrs. Muriel Thompson read the scripture, Acts 3: 1-16 and Mrs. Bob Adams led in prayer. Mrs. Lorne DUrniti sang "Morn- ing Is Broken" accompanied by organist Mrs., Garnet Farrier. Mrs. Milian Moore read a poem. 'I'Variety" and led in prayer. All sang "Work for the night is coming". The roll call. was answered by telling what you like doing best and was answered by 9 members and 4 visitors. Most liked baking best and not one liked washing dishes best. Mrs. Lorne Durnin gave the courtesy remarks. The meeting closed with prayer. A birthday tea followed. Preparations had 'been made for this meeting. ,The next meeting is the Fall Thankoffering and will be held in the church. It was decided to have' guests and to ask them to bring a' number. The offering was received, and dedicated by Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mrs. Bill Rintoul gave the "Gravel in the Gall Bladder" by William Wallace in the Record. The closing hymn was What a friend. All repeated the Lord's Prayer in unison. The Ladies Aid meeting was held. Mrs. John de Boer gaVe the financial statement. The collection was received. The hostess served refreshments. Mrs. Bill Evans gave the courtesy remarks. Kinlough W.M.S. KINLOUGH NEWS The 'September meeting of Kinlough Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society was held at the home of Miss' Winnifred Percy. Eleven ladies answered the roll call with a Bible verse containing harvest or. grain. Mit. Tom :MacDonald presided and opened the meeting with two readings, Church Spires and Smil- es. This was followed by a chorus learned at camp and composed by Mrs. Alvin Mundell. The purpose and prayer followed. A committee was put in charge of a presentation op Armagh for fall rally. Plans were made for the fall thankoffering and an invitation to Teeswater was accepted. The filmstrip "Power" was seen and a diacussion period followed. The Missionary report was given by Mrs. Jack Barr 'on Miss Mary Nichol and Miss Estabrook. Mrs. Alex Percy and Mrs. Don McEwan were in charge of the study "Christian , Conference in Asia". The' hymn "Lord of life whose love outshineth" began the pro. gram. The scripture and medita. tion were based on Psalm 67. Mrs McEwan led in prayer. Mrs. Perc3 told about various programs on the conference, Mrs. Don Robertsor discussed "Human Rights" am Theology .and Organization. Readings were also given b! Mrs. Don Bushell' on Mary Whale. Mrs. Ruth Wilson gave a medita tion and angels in disguise. Mrs John' Barr gave final , session o cenference and = Miss Winnifre( Percy on Mary Sherrick. • The hymn "0 safe to the rock' and prayer by Mrs. Percy close( the. meeting. Mrs. Percy gave the courtesy remarks and the hostes served delicious refreshments. Whitechurch ' LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev. L. Van Staalduinen Pastor SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Services at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today CHOK Sarnia, 8:30 a.m. Radio dial 1070 CFOS Owen Sound, 1:30 pan. Radio dial 560 urcbl)ruts St. Joseph's Catholic Women's League, Kingsbridge, theld their September meeting on Monday evening in the' Parish Hall with Mrs. Wilfrid Austin presiding. It was decided, to send Mrs. Dennis Dalton a small. gift as a token of appreciation for her work she did: Making the quilt and afghan for the recent draw. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Joe O'Keefe. It was decided to buy another dehumidif- ier to be used at the front of the Parish Hall and large cooking pots for the .kitchen.' Correspondence was read by Mrs. Antone Van •Osch. An invitation from St, Mary's C.W.L. Listowel, was read regarding the Stratford Deanery meeting 'to be held there . Septem- ber 22nd. An invitation was received from St. Augustine C.W.L. to attend the, Clinton Historical Society meeting to be held in their: hill on September 20th with. George Brophy, Lucknow lawyer, as guest speaker. It was agreed to send donations to Church Today (a television program) and to Mission Hope, which' assists needy children in 75 'countries. Reporting on ,Community •Life, • convener Mrs. Carl Riegling stated that the recent ticket draw was successful and that Septemben\ waa canvassing month for C.N.I.B. Leaders for Girl Guides , are urgently needed. Cultural Life Convener, Mrs. Mrs. Gordon closed John Howard, 'reported on the with praYer, grace was sung and success of the August Birthday lunch served by • Mrs. John Party at. HuronView and a birthday Cameron and Mrs. Don Cameron. Party for Father Dentinger and Mr. Mrs. Tom Todd made the courtesy and Mrs. Jack Van Osch, who have li remarks. had birthdays recently or will have • in the near future, will be held this Thursday in the Hall. Mrs. Mark Dalton and Mrs. Antone VanOsch volunteered to visit the sick in the two local hospitals for the next month. The meeting was adjourned by Mrs. John Berry and• lunch was served. WHITECHURCH The Young Peoples Society hel their September meeting Sunda evening in Chalmer's Presbyteria Church. The meeting opened wit a sing song. The election of. officers wen president, Wendy 'Kay; 1st yit president, Marty Yotmg; secretar: David Elliott; treasurer', Ban Elliott,. social conveners, Jam Young and Colleen Adams; wo ship convener, Linda Moore. Donald Ross. Mrs. Bill Evans led In the business Wendy Kay rea in prayer. • the minutes and 'a letter from ti Mrs. Gordon Rintoul gave a Foster Child.. A. social was planne ' reading, Where TO GO? followed by 16r September 25. The mectiul the hymn Jesus calls us., Mrs. Don, are to be held every second, Sundg Ross held a Biblical vizi, evening. guessing who • the, famous Biblical More sing song was enjoyed, person described was. The offering was , received at Mrs. John de Boer, president, dedicated by Linda 'Moore. Gra( welcomed all and presided for the was sung and lunch served. business. The roll call was answered by ten . with a verse with 'Olivet U C word reap. U. C . air • . It was announced that the. The Olivet Unit of St. Andrew ' Presbyterial executive meeting United Church, Ripley, held the would be held at Ashfield Church, September meeting at the home ( Monday, September 20 at 2 p.m. A 1 Mrs. Walter Black •on Tuesda letter was received listing all the evening, September 14th. offices vacant on the Board of Hymn 480 "I am so glad that m Maitland Presbyterial. We were Father in Heaven" was sung. Mn also told of the' meeting in j Katherine Coiling led in prayet Wingham October 6 at 8 o'clock: ' followed' by the Lord's Praye repeated in unison. Mrs. Osca White gave some points on how understand the bible' bete) Readings were given by Mrs. Joh Shepherd and Mrs. Harry Coiling Mrs. Melvin Coiling gave • a bibl quiz. The roll call was answere with a verse from the bible on love There were 11 members and visitors present. The Christmas bazaar is to b held at the church in October. Mrs Melvin Colling gave the frielyishi report. Mrs. Ray Hamilton read letters from our adopted children , Mrs. Jack McGuire reported th'a $471.30 had been made .at thi Rummage Sale. The offering wa dedicated followed by the U.C.W benediction. Lunch was 'served