The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-10-27, Page 12church news
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Wednesday, October•27, 1982—Page 12
CWL will participate in Kine ue bazaar
The October meeting: of St... attend, Mary , read a short
Augustine. C.W.L. was, held poem about life. A brief
in the church rectory. Father report was given by Cathy
Ed Detinger was unable to be Byersbergen, Maria Theony
present at the meeting, so and Mary ,Redmond about
Father Frank Detinger pres- their respective positions
ided as spiritual leader. pertaining to the. league.
Mary Boyle read the min- The upcoming. Deanery
c
Utesof the previous two Meeting is to. be held in
meetings, and due to Leona Brussels this year on Nov,
Hickey not being able to ember 3.
Cecilia. Miltenburg spoke
briefly on having a table at
the Lucknow Kinettes Bazaar
and. Bake Sale. The league
has spoken for a table and
with help from members
hopes to have a good selec-
tion of goods for sale. The
bazaar will take place at the
Lucknow Legion on Decem,
'ber4.
Members are again going
tocanvass for the CNIB, as
October is the month of the
Blind. The new Priest at St.
Augustine, Father Frank
Detinger, spoke on Living
life as a good Catholic and
treasuring your faith. Father
then asked a few questions
about the Parish and the
League activities, so that. he
Church holds successful fowl supper
Lucknow United Church
held another very successful
Fall Supper on October 19th.
Approximately 426 people
sat down to eat = in the
Fellowship Room, with an-
other 33 meals being sent out
to shut-ins in the community
and others who wereunable
to attend. Most everyone in
the :congregation is involved
in someway with this annual
event.
The congregation was also
very pleased with the re-
sponse to the Anniversary
Services this year, held on
October 3, Dr. Robert Mc-
Clure, former missionary. and
Moderator of the United
Church, proved to. be a very
dynamic , and fascinating
speaker at the morning ser-
vice. Jack Whytock of.White-
church, who is an Intended
Candidate for ministry in the
United Church, was the
speaker at the evening ser-
vice, and also played two
selections on_ the violin, ac-
companied by pianist, Hugh
Sinnamon.
• Ten members of the Luck-
now United • Church Youth
Group met at the manse on
Sunday, October 17 , with
leaders Glace • Alton and
Warren McDougall to plan
activities for the. 1982-83.
season, Their next,.activity.
will be a bowling party on
Saturday, November 20 at
p.m. At the social time fol-
lowing, Craig Irwin will be in.
Sayfarewell to valued member
The Lucknow Prepbyterian
Afternoon W.M.S. met at the
home of Mars. Morgan Hend-
erson on October 19 to
honour Mrs. Philip Stewart
who is leaving Lucknow to
live in London.
Mrs. Stewart has been a
valued member of the
W.M.S. for many years and
always gave of herself most
generously.
Mrs. Jim Aitchison gave
two appropriate readings on,
Friendship.
On behalf .of the W.M.S.
ladies Mrs. Noble., Johnson
presented Mrs: Stewart with
a gift and spoke of her
faithful. service to her
W.M.S. and church.
Mrs. Stewart thanked the '
ladies and invited them to
visit her in London:
Prize winning, heifer of 4-H calves at Brussels Sale,
Thanksgiving Weekend.
1040 lb., price 99.25 per lb.
QualityBeef
Sides of Beef
Front Quarters
Hind Quarters
Long Loins
,o
Reg*!' NOW
RETAIL
Pork .Chops
Schneider's Meats
Luncheon Meat
B
Cooked Hams
CUSTOM KILLING
Tuesdays - Pigs . Thursday Beef & Lambs
Prices in effect from Wed. Oct. 27 - Sat. Oct. 30182
Button's Meat Market
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charge of devotions; David
Cayley will conduct 'games;.
and Brenda Gibson will
provide the snack.
The congregation extends
its congratulations and best
wishes to Joe Van Hoven and
Janet Lockhart, who were
married at Lucknow United
on October 9.
"If you are going to do 'a
mean thing, wait until tomor-
row. If you are.going to do a
good thing, do it now".
(Robert Browning)
might have a better idea of
activities that are held which
involve the parish of St.
Augustine.
Father alse spoke on some
new activities that the church
and the league might be int-
erested in starting, to have
more participation from the
parish as a whole unit.
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