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Page 16—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 17, 1979
Kiniough,
Congregations unite Thanksgiving service.
BY MAY BOYIX
Douglas Teixeira of South
Burnaby, B.C. visited last
Sunday with Mrs. Agnes
Hodgins and Mr, and Mrs,
Jim Hodgins and girls.
Visitors during the week-
end with Edna and May
Boyle were Mrs. Pearl Lloyd,
Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Lloyd of
Burlington and Mr. and Mrs.
John Scott, concession 10.
Mrs. Howard Whiteside
and her nephew, Howard
Bennett Jr. of Toronto spent
the weekend with Arthur
Haldenby and with Mrs.
Haldenby, who is a patient in
the Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mrs. Gordon Saunders
spent a few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rhody
and faMily, concession 10.
Members of the Presby-
• terian congregation joined
with the Anglican congrega-
tion on Sunday for •the
Harvest Thanksgiving serv-
ice.
The Presbyterian W.M.S.
had their Fall Thankoffering
on Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. G. Thompson guest
speaker. The village church
ladies and visiting groups.
were guests, and all enjoyed
a most profitable afternoon
and fellowship hour.
Rev. George Garratt began
the Bible Study group class
on Tuesday at the home of
Edna and May Boyle.
KINLOUGH. A.C.W.
The Anglican Church
Deanery meet
at St. Peter's
Registration and a coffee
hour were held in the parish
hail of St. Peters Church,
Lucknow when the Clergy
. and Anglican Church Wom-
• en met for their fall Deanery
meeting. After a. time of
fellowship, Rev. George Gar-
• !Mt: invited the men to his
home. where Rev. J. King,of •
Kincardine and Rural Dean
of South Satigeeh chaired the
meeting.
• Guests who were welcorn-
. ed were Bishop Morse Rob
inson of London, Archdeacon
C. R. Townshend of Owen
Sound, ..also a former rector
of Lucknow, Rev. H. L. Jen-
4.0.4inings and the Clergy of the
Deanery. •
The women held their
meeting in the church with
Jocelyn •Daunt presiding.
• Mrs. Frances Ewing was
• organist for the morning ses-
sion. Mrs: Edith Cooper of
•-Lucknow gave the address of
welcome, and also a resume
of lthe church: .
• 'The Secretary treasurer,
•Mrs. Ewing, read the minut-
•es, gave the treasuter's
report and called the roll.
• Representatives were
present from almost every
parish in the Deanery.
Mrs. Freda Jacobs of Kin-
cardine brought her report,
speaking on the International
Year of the Child; mention-
•• ing especially the foster child
in India.
• The Children's Festival,
which has been very success-
ful each . year in two loca7
tions, will now be held in a
third location in the Western
Area.
• Pakistanian Embroidery,
which is beautiful, was on
display for sale. '-
An invitation was extend-
ed from St. JamesChurch,
Hanover, to hold the spring
Deanery meeting there.
Janet Miller of Southamp-
ton Diocesan Council, rep-
resentative planning chair-
man, spoke on Christian
Education,
Mrs. • Eleanor Laramie
spoke on workshops which
are corning up soon.
Money was donated to the
Fair Share general fund for
• distribution where it is need-
•- ed most.
Special speakers were L.
McFadden and her friend,
Lynne. from St. John the.
• Evangelist Church, Kitch-
ener, and members of the
• Order of Lake (Healing
• Ministry). The led in prayer
• and explained more fully the
• Healing Ministry. •
All gathered at the •parish
• •hall for the. noon •luncheon
and after lunch a lively sing
song was enjoyed with Rev.
• Dan Sargeant playing the
accompaniment on his guit-
ar. •
Following lunch the clergy
• went back into 'session; and
the women were divided into \
• groups for a workshop on
• .ksages in the Bible. •
Following these sessions,
the Clergy joined with the
ladies for a service of Holy
Communion. Mrs. Anne Prit-
chard, • organist • of the
church; presided. Celebrants
were Bishop ,Robinson and
Rev Garratt At the altar rail
for special prayers' request• -.
ed, were Rev. Laramie and,
the two guests from Kitch-
• ener. Soft guitar music by
• Rev. Sargeant Was played.
The meeting closed with
refreshments served by the
A.C.w
Stocker
Sale
• On Monday, October 15,
390 cattle were sold at the
Lucknow Community Stocker
Sale.
• 20 Hereford steers, aver-
aging 810 lbs. sold by John
Rutherford to Clare Van
Camp, Belgrave at 89c.
Ron Forster sold 2 heifers
averaging 620 lbs. to L,
Colwell, Glammis for 89%c,
Ken Elphick bought 3
steers, averaging 380 lbs.,
consinged by Wm. Uulrich,
Wingham, for $1.20 lb.
Wm. Uulrich also sold 2
heifer calves averaging 415
lbs. to Allan MacDonald,
Kintail for $1.06 Ib.
Gross transaction at Mon-
day's sale was $247,000.00.
•
Women met on Thursday
afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ronald Thacker.
The meditation on Thanks-
giving was given by Mrs.
Delbert Hedley, Minutes
were read by Mrs. Ronald
• Thacker.
The roll call was a bibljcal
verse containing either a
fruit or a vegetable. Miss
Edna .Boyle reported on the
South Saugeen Deanery
meeting which was held at
Lucknow.
• For the program, readings
were given by Mrs, Roy
Schneller, Harvest Time;
Mrs. John Scott, • What
Thanksgiving Means To Me;
Mrs. Howard Thompson,
Shadows; Mrs. Midford
Wall, A Thankful Heart;
Mrs. Ed Green, When is
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Autumn; Mrs, Bert Nichol-
son, Thanks of a Rich Man;
Mrs, George Graham, He
Found Time; Mrs. Gertrude
Walsh, Thanksgiving is
More Than a Day to Rem-
ember.
Mrs. David Haldenby read
A Thanksgiving Prayer; Mrs.
Rey Collins, A Thanksgiving;
Mrs. Rev. Garrott, Thankful
For This Day; Mrs. Eric
Thacker, Everything is Going
Up.
Mrs. Midford Wall con-
ducted a contest on Thanks-
giving and Mrs. Roy Collins
won the prize. Mrs. Delbert
• Hedley and Edna and May
Boyle each showed a craft.
• Rev.., (iarratt closed the ,
meeting with the Grace.
• Mrs. Gertrude Wall gave the
• courtesy remarks and a deli-
cious lunch was served.
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