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WEDNESDAY, FEB' •171h, 1965'
THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,., ONTARIO
PAGE; •ELEVEN;
1..50 Per Family
ng Time; e'ach Evangelism
BY REV,. "EDWARD W. TODD
PRESS SECRETARY, TARA
The • Evangel; , Gospel, _or the'
"Good News of 'God • in" Christ'
must :be carried 'to the kitchen,.
.bedroom:, barn?:' office, .work#
.bench etc.? according, to the Rev.
, Lorne, Keays .of• Paisley .when pre-
senting; the report of the -Commit-
tee 'of Evangelism 9& Social Ser-
vice of the 'Presbytery : of Bruce
meeting ' i n . ,Underwood United
Church;; 1 Tuesday, February 9th?
1965
Possibly, B r u c e Presbytery
,might pioneer in • meeting • • the
need for .evangelism.' along • our
beaches. through 'the use of Stu-
dent Ministers, was • one proposal
made by the Superintendent' of.
Home . Missionsfor .Southern . On-
tario, the Rev J, ' M. Boyd.
In order- to better understand
the Gospel,' the Presbyter used.
one hour, for group, .Bible ..study
according, to guidance 'provided by
the Rev. C. Plant of Lion's Head,
Ontario. '
During . the . day . various ways
were mentioned by which to make
the Gospel more releveYt to our
Nuclear Age! :• It was ; pointed.. out
that there is 4•need for ' helpers and.
leaders, 'cools -and nurses • for
• teen-age groups etc at, summer
,Church 'camps Lack of . know-
ledge for , such service ': was, 'ruled
out as an excuse,, for not volun
teering for such. Christian service,
rs Wanted
IN:ASH:FIELD, HURON,':K(NLOSS
• ' and WAWANOSH
/WE ARE NEED, :OF FARMS.
OF ANY ACRES, WITH OR WITH-
OUT STOCK, FOR DUTCH. FAM- •
ILIES 1N LUCKNOW DISTRICT
FOR SP,R1NG ,.POSSESSION. •
FOR 'EFFICIENT .SERVICE AN
;ALL PROPERTIES —. .FARMS,
' RESIDENTIALAND COMMER..
-CIALCONTAC•T
F. C. van EYL
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AGENT.: FOR JOHN BOSVELD,
REALTOR
upport
kJggested.
since -training is.:.to be made a-
vailable for' .such, persons..
Presbytery learned ' from t h e
Rev, J. D. MacDonald; . Kincar-
dine, .that
incar-dine,'•that C.K.N,X. Wingham` TV.
programme "Singtime" was re-
ceiving the attention of a consis-
tently faithful viewing audience
and a relatively high . rating -for,*
gaining public. interest at 5.:80
p.m. Sunday evening. The Church.
Court' was also reminded,: that
"Singtime" costs money In or-
der to : be able to carry : its share
'of the cost each pastoral Charge
of .Presbytery is •;asked : to pay one
dollar. and :fifty cents, per family
per year, through. the' Treasurer
of • Presbytery, Mr. W. : Avis, . Box..
82, ' Kincardine, 'Ontario.
The Committee on Cominuni
cations of which • Rev. ' . D.. Mac-
Donald ' is Convener, is- interested
in all forms .of mass . media and
.communication such as radio, : tel-
evision, press • and visual . aids.
Membership : of ' Presbytery in ` the
Blue Water Film , Federation, .Han
over, making films etc.. available
on a : •very low cost basis, ' ,also.
requires the support of each
charge by • the payment to. Pres-
bytery ;:of ten dollars : per year.
If the 'United Church 'of'Can-
ada,
Can-
ada, Hamilton :Conference,to:
fulfill its mission Of. , teaching,:
preaching " and caring.' for others, -
'its people must• . assist in the.
Church's College, building .and ex
pansion programme, the'• promo
tion ' :of fisuminer camps_: such as
M'iramtchi on :Laken Huron :shores,
near, Southampton; Five .Oaks.
Training Centre for Christian Wor-
kers,
or-kersParis; Ontario, .the . care of
the aged, as .:at Parkwood Manor,
Waterloo, and in building . new:
Churches .for new turban: centres
to take. care of the spiritual in-
terests, of 'young .'married couples'
and their families who, incident-
ally,. 'often h a ve rural back-
grounds! To promote :.these things
the Gospel; :in action
the . ,Presbytery -of , Bruce has . ac-
cepted. responsibility for raising
$7,500.00 .for 1965 through the con-
tinuing Unified Appeal: of .Pres,
byteryfor.: thea Jiamilton; Confer-
ence Capital :Funds .on .the recom=
mendatipn of :the Rev. P.:Renner,::
Convener . of the Presbytery. Capi-
tal -Funds Committee. ,
Mr.. Rhynsburger, Lay .Preach-
er, Tobermory, :informed t h e
Court that 95% of..the Charges ac
•rosy. Canada were using,.the'.teach
ing materials of . the New Curric
uium;. ' .the only exceptions . 'being
some sixteen 'charges., New '. sup -
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The formation . and• building up
of Chu rch ''Libraries should also
be encouraged, it was thought.
The .Rev. E. Nelson, Walkerton,
Chairman of Presbytery, presided
over the day -long meeting and
rev. 'H. Pillen, Pirie • River, led
in devotions.
TV VIEWS
by William Whiting
• CBC officials last week announ
ced that some programs willbe
dropped for the .next two Months,
so that the corporation can bal-
ance' its. $1.10,000,000 budget, by
March 31st. •
Cutbacks result from • CBC's.
rpeculiar,position" as far • as fin-
ancing is concerned , one spokes-,
man 'said. . ,
We suggest that the network is:
put ,in' this peculiar position be-
cause .of poor . budgeting. "•.The
Queen's visit was . extremely cost-
ly. 'The CSC thought 'it necessary
to • cover t h e United States
election b y # sending personnel
to cover the event. Coverage of
Sir Winston Churchill's funeral
was:, very, high. We are not sug-
gesting that the `OBC: should not
telecast these historical 'occas-
ions, but there are ways of cov-
ering these events effectively and
inexpensively, The CBC should
employ these. tneastu s to keep
within their budget sand,: not inlow
dmi►n . `programs to save money.
A poor rating is reason enough
to'' axe a -program =- not iz com-
petent management:
Comedian Jimmy Durante cel-
ebrated his 72nd birthdaywith a
guest appearance on Ed Sulli-•
van's program, last Sunday..., .: A
film tribute to the late President,
Franklin DelanoRoosevelt, is be-
ing :prepared by OBC for Tele -
Scope, . to be shown on the 20th.
anniversary ' of F.D.R.'s death
Fred . Davis. of Front Page Chal-
lenge- fame recently madehis
acting debut at ,Toronto's ' Crest
Theatre This Saturday even-
ing ..at 7:30 Channel 13 presents
the motion picture "An Affair • to
Remember", 'with Cary Grant
and Deborah ,Kerr.
OLIVE"NEWS
U.C.W. Meeting,
'The Olivet ,U.C.W. met .at the
home of Mrs. Melvin Coiling on.
Wednesday, afternoon. 'Mrs: Coil-
ing opened the meeting with a
poeni and conducted a ` Bible
quiz: Mrs. W. Dexter
gave the.
scripture a n d comments.. Mrs,
Gerald . •Collie offered. prayer.
Mrs •Oscar White read a paper
• on Education in Trinidad, pre-
pared by • Mars. Ray- •Hamilton.
Miss Sharon Coiling ,gave a very
pleasing' piano solo„ Business was:
conducted, :by., the president Mrs.
Robert Osborne,. 'A dainty r lunch
was served anda social ' time en
joyed.,
Mr.' & Mrs Gerald: Colling 'were. •
guests of Mr -:--and Mrs. Floyd.
Johnston on Saturday evening:
.Visiting, with • 41r. and Mrs.' Wal
ter Dexter, on Tuesday were
and Mrs. Jack °MoCreight of • De;. -
trait,. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc
Creigiit . of Kincardine :and . Mr..
and •Mrs. Fred . Craigiee of Bethel.
Sympathy, is extendedto, the
family of ;lMrs ' William 'McGuire•
who died' on Friday in the Fair-.
haven • Nursing Home in Kincar='>
dine:
Rev.. T.' C. kinson d
with relatives ..linWil'the commvisiteunity
at the week -end. ' .
Frank Mills who has been in..
failing . health • for sometime a
a patient. ill, Kincardine.
MrS'. Ray' Hamilton is a . patient
in St: Joseph's Hospital; London.,
Home On Leave
L.A.C. Burt White is spending;
a short :leave with his parents•..
'Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White during
transfer from Comox, B.C. to St
Huberts, • Quebec. Mr. and Mrs.
James. McNairn of Seaforth were,
Sunday visitors at ' the White
•home.,
Fifty-four per cent o ..,pas .
ger cars in North America are
5 or 'more years old, ;says 'Ontario '"
Safety , League. Don't gamble wp
other
err carsg good bran
haVbi ex.,
if ..
safely to allow for faults in Ro`ther
drivers, and deficiencies in ottr
cars;
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