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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-19, Page 10LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED' CHURCH SUNDAY, MARCH 23rd Services at 10 a.m. and 2:30 ' p.m. conducted by Rev.. Ump- teen of Blyth. Listen to the Back to God Hour Mesiage of Today "Understanding the Cross" CHOK Sarnitt, 8:30 a.m. RadiO dial 1070 CFOS Owen Sound, 1:30 p.m. Radio dial 560 LOWER INTEREST RATES NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st and 2nd Mortgages ' ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO ON RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL; INDUSTRIAL AND FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For New Construction and 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 ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES The Wingham District requires a Maintenance and Purchasing Foreman Applicants should have' a knowledge of operating and main- taining small and large equipment and some clerical experience. Applications may be obtained — in person, by writing or by calling: DISTRICT OFFICE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES BOX 490 WINGHAM,.ONTARIO 519.357-3131 !ig • PA011 TEN WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 19, 1975 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARiO , r Unit 1 U.C.W. Unit 1 of Lueknow United Church, Women held their regular meeting in the' Christian Edrication room at the church on Tuesday afternoon, March 4th. Mrs. Sam Gibson Welcomed all and opened the meeting with a poem, "Life Has Its .Quiet corners", followed by the hymn "Come .let us sing of a wonderful love" and prayer. , The roll call was answered by 20 Members present giving their thoughts on how the meetings could be improved which was very interesting. Mrs. Clarence Irwin for Citizenship gave a paper on 'Dr. Harriet Christie who passed away in Edmonton a short time ago, Mrs. Water Dexter gave the report of visiting shut ins for community friendship. - • Mrs. Al Irwin for Stewardship gave a reading "This Old' Clay House". Mrs. Pete Cook gave the treasurer's report and Mrs. W. G. Hunter reported for social func- tions. . The April meeting will be at the home of Mr.S. Wes Ritchie. The Thankoffering 'meeting will be April 10th at 8 p.m. when Lavonne Ballagh of. Winghani will speak. Mrs. Sam Gibson gave a report on the Bruce Presbytery held in Hanover on February 28. Mrs. W. G. Hunter as convener for devotional chose the theme Easter. The program opened by singing the' hymn "Beneath the Cross of Jesus". Mrs. Hunter read passages of scripture suitable for Easter. Mrs. M. Gibson gave a reading "He Is Risen" and Mrs. W. Dexter gave the meditation on the crucifixion and resurrection. Mrs. Bob Helm gave a reading "The Dogwood Tree" and' the program closed by singing the hymn "There is a green hill far away". Unit I then joined units 2 and 3 in the Fellowship room where Mrs. Bert Alton was chairman for the program. Mrs. Eldon Bradley introduced Rev. Douglas Kaufman, who gave a commentary and who showed slides taken during •the eight years he spent in Saksatche-, wan. The slides showed churches of the two parishes and different activities in which he was involved and scenery' of Saskatchewan and British Columbia where he spent his summers. All found the pictpres most interesting,. Mrs. Jack Treleaven thanked Mr. Kauf- man. Mrs. Harvey Webster played piano selections during lunch which was served by the commit- tees from the three units , Whitechu.rch Langside WHITECHURCH WhiteChurch-Langside Young Peoples Society held their meeting on Sunday 'evening at 8.30 . in Langside Church. Helen Weirsma was in charge of the service. The scripture was. Romans 10:' 1-10. The members then were divided into 5 groups of 3 and the question, What:is Missions, was discussed. All then came together and discussed 'the findings of each group. A pancake: supper was planned to be held at' Langside'. Grace was sung and lunch was. served by the committee. • Trinity U.C.W. The regular meeting of Trinity. United Church Women was held at the home of . Mrs. Chester Hackett On Thursday afternoon, March 13, with 20 ladies attending. The meeting opened with the singing of 'Hymn 30,' Praise my soul the King of Heaven and all then repeated the Lord's prayer in unison. The President, Mrs. Charles Wilkins, read a poem on Spring and led in a short prayer. The roll call was answered with an article or apron for the Craft Festival. Mrs. Wm. Andrew led. in "the devotions, with her theme being "Earth's Richest Hill". All repeated the well known hyinn "There is a green hill far away". Mrs. Andrew read the scripture from John', hymn Oh Jesus I have ,promised and Mrs% Reg BrooMe gave more scripture reading. Mrs. Andrew had a poem "Crucify" and then gave, the meditation. Hymn "Jesus. I my cross have taken" followed and Mrs. Andrew closed the devotions with prayer. Mrs. Alex Hackett had a Poem "St. Patrick's. Birth- day". Mrs. Chester Hackett gaVe the study book "Misson and the Family". A short play was, presented on Teen' Age Problems, with Mrs. Donald Hackett, Mrs. Ken Alton, Mrs. Doug Raynard and Mrs. D. A. Hackett taking part. Mrs. Ken Alton gave the Trinity Tattler. The business portion followed, with considerable discuSsion of the History Book which we are making, Another bale is to be packed after the April meeting. The Apron Contest was judged with Mrs. Alex Hackett receiving first for the long-work apron, Mrs. Blake Alton for the short-work, apron and Mrs. Jerry Cranston for thenovelty. The meeting cloSed with the singing of hymn "The church's one founda- . tion". This hymn was used at Union in 1925. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. C.W.L. Present Lenten Message On March 4, 24 ladies attended the. St. Joseph,'s Catholic Women's League' held in the church hall. Mrs. J. Howard opened the meeting and Fr. Dentinger led in prayer: The scripture reading-from John 4: and the Holy Year Prayer was given by Mrs, A. Van "Osch. South Kinloss , Presbyterian Church are hosts to the World's Day of Prayer on March 7, to, which the ladies are invited. The treasurer's report and. correspond- ence was given. A dehumidifier was purchased for the kitchen. The Goderich Psychiatric Hospital need volunteers to hdp -with patients during the spring and summer months. Madonna' House, Coin, bermere s, Ontario, needs clean ased .clothing, so boxes will be sent this spring. Ladies are urged to watch Market-Place (Sunday evening) and read articles containing' con.: sumer reports and complaints. Several. ladies attended the meet- ing in Goderich to hear the Honourable Frank Miller in re- gards to the Muster Report. News clippings of this meeting were, shown and ladies were assured that the ; general hospitals won't be ' closed. Ashfield Council is held the lst and 3rd .Tuesday monthly and the ladies plan to attend regarding. the posting of signs - Horse Drawn Vehicles. Mrs. D. Dalton made an afghan arid matching pillow and the league is buying her a quilt kit.. Tickets will be sold on this afghan, pillow and quilt and the draw will be held during the summer: Mrs. W. Clare reported on the mother and daughter Girl Guide and Brownie. Banquet'.. The •C.W.L. sponsor Brownies, Girl Guides and 4-H at Kingsbridge. The grade 8 gradu- ates. are to be asked' for suggestions on what they want as graduation ' gifts (a pin or pen).. Mrs. W. Clare (in charge of St. Patrick's Party), reported on its progress. It was decided that the phone committee would assign ladies (by roads) either to bring baking or sandwich- es. The silver collection from this party will be used in .kitchen improvements. Father Dentinger IS checking to see who in the parish are 70 and 80 so\thet birthday cards can be sent. Mrs. J.. Courtney reminded the ladies of the Pro-Life meeting every 3rd Monday monthly.. Mrs. J. Courtney also congratulated the pulic speaking winners Mary Lu{nne Clare and Jackie Dalton. The H.P.R.C.S. Board passed the following resolutions for Lent. (1) children are asked to pray for' the world's starving; (2) Holy Year 1975, teachers and students are encouraged to make voluntary sacrifices to aid the starving; (3) the return of penance; (4) encour: age children to write their M.P. supporting .Canada as a leader in aiding the starving. Father Dentinger thanked the ladies for all their help throughout the year. Everyday a class says a decade of the RoSary and attend-a noon Mass and Stations of the Cross. 'Before Saturday evening and' Sunday morning Mass, the Rosary, is said. If possible watch the TV program, Church Today (Sunday 8.00 a.m.). Prayer, penance and' parent. example is extremely important in everyday life. This gives children an excellent understanding of Christ- ian Life. The annual Meeting and election of officers will be held in April. The nomination committee are Mrs. S. Doherty, Mrs. C. Riegling and Mrs. P. VanOsch. Mrs. B. Berry adjourned the meeting arid Fr. Dentinger fed in prayer. During the social hOur Mrs. J. Miltenburg won the mystery gift.. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Orrie Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship k, EVERYONE WELCOME The March meeting of St. AugtiStine 'CW.L. was held on Monday, March 10th in the. Church Vestry with 14 members present. Fr. Dentinger opened the meet- ing with prayer. Mrs. Wm. Kinahan.- 'president, was in the chair. Mrs. Wm. Redmond read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. Cyril Boyle read the correspond- ence. Mrs. JOe Hickey gave the financial report. Mrs. Raymond Boyle took roll call. A list of C.W.L. members names were compiled for a small private prayer service each Thursday or Sunday. Rosary before Mass was discussed and C.W.L. ladies will lead fora month while the Youth Club lead for the following month. C.W.L. nomination' committee was drawn up. Mrs. Ted Redmond, Mrs. Albert Plasschaert and Mrs. Ken Leddy will be in charge of the ballots; distribution, collecting and counting the ballots' and reporting this at the April meeting. The C.W.L. voted to make a donation to. the Provincial Conven- tion and also to "Pro-Life". The next C.W.L. card party was discussed, and will be held on LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister MARCH 23rd '10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Confirmation and Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Coffee served following service Lucknow Presbyterian Church,, Rev. Glenn' Noble, B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 MARCH 23rd 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Wednesday, March 19th in the Hall. 'Fr. Dentinger spoke to the ladies about the "Parable at the Well". He stressed the importance of praying frequently and renewing one's faith. The meeting closed with prayer. The hostesses in charge served a lovely lunch and a social hour. followed. KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 am. 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. • St. Augustine C .W.L. St St ha $ ev th st( th so nip M Ct Dc ac an fol Fr ed sol fai fol Lei "S