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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Student Unrest is
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oSurprise To
ku�ents ible
;"Student unrest and campus riots:
,come ,as •no surprise to those'who
are familiar with their Bibles.,
So says Grant Gollan , 3nitructor
of the ministry development class7
es conducted weekly at the King-
dom. Hall of Jehovah's . Witnesses
located at Dungannon .
"These symptoms are one aspect
of a growing feeling:of frustration
mixed with fear about the, future:
that is. engulfing 'the present genes•
.cion, " Mr.. Golian' commented„
•"apd..this,was all foretold' quite
plainly in the family Bible
Asan example, Mr , : Gollan Cited
the, Bible book of 2. Timothy, "But
know this, that in the oast days
critical tunes hard to deal with
will be hee For men will be
•'disobedient to'parents." He said:
' that this would include today's gen
eral rebellion of the young against .
their elders; which has resulted in::
• the, great increase in crime and
violence in which the.youth are in-
volved:,
done: about the sit-
a anon?- One -Ai :in : is --to- et- the pub
licebetter' informed as to the
,underl •in 'causes of the .difficult ,
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accordiri to' Mr .; `, Gollan
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''Where the reasons behind the,
trouble is:'appreciated youth rebell-
ion is Congregations
Of Jehovah's Witnesses do not exper-
ience'a generation•ga •Such.as the'.
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one that' ,forms the basis for' student:
revolt,: he claimed, `.arid our stud-.
ents,in .the schools do not 'take part '
: in such activity,. In our Congregat-
ions t-ne-ehildren are=t-aught-the ;res-
pect 'for authority that isset out.in
the • Bible. Once adults let young
people,down and .challen a 'or. ques-
tion Divine .authority it is not .long
untilyouths challenge parental,.
civil and other levels,of authority..
To aid: their neighbours in
understanding these matters the.
,local coigrega'tion'will share• in a •
special mass distribution of the lvlay;
22nd issue of the magazine
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AwakeThis issue asks the question,
'Why the worldwide student revolt?:'
answers it from the Christian
viewpoint.,-". he said ; "What
students want ,whether violence
i .e. justified, plug
• ..oun young -Can •look to a.happ' fut .
Y g Y.
•"ure: are some of the. points covered
by .the ;special. issue.."
rs: Francis Boyle
Speaks To C.G.IJ.
1. The Ripley United Church •
C.,G I,T. held their.annual'Mottier
and. Daughter banquet in St.. And
rews United Church, Ripley. 2.4'•
girls.;with their mothers, guests and
leaders Mrs.. Bill Tranter and Mrs;.
Tel. Rouse were.resent
President Debbie Tranter we1=•
corned everyone. Sherry Pollock
'proposed a toast to the Church
which was replied to by Mrs. J. K.
Kirkpatrick. Kerry 'Farrell proposed
a toast to the mothers replied to by
Mrs. Don MacTavish. The guest
speaker, Mrs ..`Francis Boyle, was
enjoyed by all, speaking .on "The:
name of.,the game is Thanks":
Annabelle Ritchie and Margie .
MacTavish pro'vided. the •lovely
•music. The meditation was in
charge of Bonnie Boyle and Mary
Anne:MacTavish. Mrs, Wallace
Pollock pled in.a Sing -song:
Whitel'an_yards were'P resented to
Y.
Sherry Pollock, Susan.., Brooks, Lin=
da Brooks and Fern Aiken. The.
evening ;ended ;With the singing`of,
Taps..
the supplies -are exhausted; lie' said.
"Neither w•ill.this-.'be a:one-time
effort• to cope with' the problem,'-'
Mr. Goflan'explained
"Throu:g boum
t the sumer.•months
we will be'aiding.local families,:
including the youth, tostudy
the' Bible regularly in their homes
at no cost • This study will assist
them' to na
nderst nd' from the Bible.'
why it is desirable to• be law-a'bid•-
ins and will motivate them tb be.
We are not trying to change people'
through Bible education, so that
they.will make peace withGod'and'
with their 'fellow. man. The climax
of the summ.eres .educational camp-'
aign will be' `our 'Peace or Eafrh'
International: Assembly .in- Buffalo.
July 6-13 at War•Mernorial Stad;
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.WHITECHURCH • NEWS
what the' On Monday evening June;.2nd',
*House -to-house ,distribution will
be-gin-i-nTmediately-arrd-continue: '
until,:the enure area'is covered Or •:•
R'EDUCING CAN
BE :SO'_EASY
and so rnuch'fu•n
The 'IXLSli hexing Plan
is.the'new reducing aid-
you, have been reading,
about. Used• as directed•
it .makes losing weighs
easy and quick. You;take:
the TXT capsules before
each meal and enjoy all the food you
1,aeed_a.s:.shown_rrt the leaflet enclosed
You, will find you still enjoy three good
:heals daily. The 'clever .points chart •in.
the TXT' Plan effectively steers you'away
from the foods: you should avoid.
;Now Now YOU can reduce quickly and
easily with the TXT Slimming Plan:
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HACKETT'S UNITED CHURCH
1814
1.0()th Anniversary
Sundgy, June 8#I
1969
11:15 A.M..
• .QUEST. PREACHER •:.;
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REV..:A. H. DAY.NARD ;B.A .;OF STAFFA ,
SPECIAL MUSIC BY
THE CHOIR AND THE ;CRAIGS OF AUBURN
Church Services
LUCKNOW
UNITED ••CHURCH
Rev. L Stirling B.A. B.D
Minister..
JUNE>"8th
10:00 a.m. 'Sunday School
,Adult ' Bible Class
11:00 a.m. Morning'. Service
June ;10th: is:the'44th
Anniversary . of Church Union
THINK ON THIS
Church camping . helps children
to let down the barriers` and.
really.: get to know themselves
and ; one another. .
Luckilow
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Church
Presbyterian Ch
,. ' Jung 8th
Communion Sunday
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. ,korning Service'
Guest Speaker
Rev: K. Rooney
T. PETER'S
NC L.ICAN • .. :
CHURCH
Rev. R. T. F. Odendahl
• Rector
Baptism Held At
Kinlough Church.
KINLOUGH' NEWS
At 'the Anglican Service on Sun
day morning Karen Susanne,' :.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • Delbert
Hedley was baptized . .
We extend sympathy to the •
family and relatives of the late .
Samuel Nesbitt who passed away;
Suddenly, at -his home , Greenock
Township. The 'funeralWas held on°
Tuesday at the•Tanner.and' Pearson
funeralhome in Walkerton
Ladies.'fro. m"here Attended a bridal
shower for Voris' Wall' on Saturday
evening at Holyrood •Hall . '
(Note' Change) .
. The. H. WI.; meeting. will'be`'held.
on Thursda (afternoon) June 5th at
a � Farmer a
t
e�fMr. S m
'the hom . s . •
Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs .'L.- man. Sutton and
John. visited on Sunday with Mr. :.
and Mrs 'Albert Cucksey'at• Court
•
land' and with. Mr. and Mrs. Will-
iam Groves :and: family at Thorn
dale. •
Mr. ;and.: Mrs Howard _McGuire o f
-tratford-spent-Sunday: afternoon' ..,
with Mr. and Mrs. George
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•Hald.enby . ..
•Congratulations. to Mr . ,and .Mrs.' •
Gien;:Hodgins onthe birth of their
son, Keith'David.
Gordon Nodgk nson:of Goderich
spent a few days: in the village,.,,
. Visitors with "Mr.. and; .Mrs John
•Scott.and Mrs.. William Cox were
Mrs. William H ughes • of'Goderich
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Haines o
Calvin -Brick U.C.V. entertained'
members from. Westfield:, St Hel=
lens, Whitechurch U.C.W. and
W, M. S. , Belgrave
U C W. ' and Ang lican,...
(Donnybrook U..C. W :at their
social •evening
The president Mrs: Ken Mason
presided and Mrs. Sid Thompson
w: pianist. The guest speaker ,
M ray Gaunt. M.L.A..was.
introduced by Mrs: .Norman
;Coultes. His topic was Regional
Governrpent and, Regional A ffairs;.'
Aftertt eT ddrOrthere was a dt-
cussio.1 . period when many: questiorts
were asked , which Murray answer-
ed for the. ladies. He was. thanked
• by Mrs .,'Gbrdon McBurney, •A read-
ing " Wltn you get to know a
fellow" was ven by Mrs, Bolt
A quartette ., Mrs . *Elwood Gros-
korth, Mrs. Dan Tiffiri, Mrs. Ezra
Scholtz and Mrs. George Thompson
sang•accompanied.by pianist Mr's.
Garnet' Farrier. '
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;Beecroft ,Mrs', Lloyd Whytock and
Mrs t. Ken Mason discussed Govern-
ment in Bible times, •
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The benediction `was pronounced
-by Rei. , A nne
Lunch was served. by •the hostess
group ,after all found their places
ih the contest:
JUNE 8th
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10:15 Church School:'
11:30 Morning Prayer
KINLOSS
Ni '
ngh�n
Miss May Boyle visited during
the week at London with:Mr.- and
Mrs a Williain ,Lloyd. and Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Boyle and Carol We,•
are M.leased to reportthat William.
Lloyd ,,,who is•still a patient.
in St. Josephs Hospital; s'steadily
improving
• Allan' and Lois Nicholson spent .
:the• week -end with their parents,
Mr :and Mrs.'Bert Nicholson: •
Mrs. Bert Michelson attended. the
Open House and fashion show at
.Milton:, where Lois attends school;:
Bruce •Colwell and' William
Dickie attended a Venturer meet-
ing for Saugeen District in Hanover:,
on Tuesday evenirig._Group actio
Wes were. discussed... Kinloss Vent
users are,busy making picnid
tables for sale. . ,
Miss. Kathryn Sparks of Mt;'
Clemens, :Michigan, spent the,
Memorial Day holiday at 'the
home .f.. :.
o her parents, Mr, -And Mrs.
'Lorne 'Sparks.'
Mrs. Evan. Keith was able to
return home last week.
Denver, Dickiewas. in
Indianapolis on Friday. to attend
.N,Yd_• •_.71e
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th, 1969
.COMMENCES MINISTRY
• CONTISIDED FROM-MG1 ;
on July Tst .
He will succeed Rev, Laird Stir-
ling. minister at Lucknow: for the'.
past three years,, who has accepted
a call to Yarniouth, Nova Scotia.
Rev. Nicholls, who is 36 years of
age , is a native of Peterborough :
arid was raised in Campbellford
whe'r'e he received his elementary.
and high school education.
Following High School, he was
employed by the Bank of Montreal.
and was at Teeswater' for nine
months in 195.2. and 1953. In 1954
he .returned, to schoolto prepare for
.the ministry and . received; h'is
from -Queen's University in King,-
ston . Rev. Nicholls; completed' his
theological, training at Queen's
Theological College;
In 19'60 he• was ordained by the '
Bay of Quinte. Conference of the
United Church of Canada and was
appointed to his first charge at
Plainfield , Ontario: After serving
at. Plainfield for 3 ;1/2 years, he.
accepted ,a call to Norwood Pastor-
al'Charge where he has served the.
congregations of Norwood. and
.Cottesloe for more than five years,
, • .During that tirne., his Main' work
has been in establishing and main
staining Christian Education ro
P g
rams as well as.the general pastor-
al Ministry. ` Rev ..Nicholls is
interested inthe camping program
of the church and has 'given time
,and service: in this field,' As well,
he has'been actively' involved in
the, wort of -Presbytery 7 -
Mrs:: Nicholls the former Delor-
es Warner 'of Brockville, shares her ••
husbands interests in:,the work of •
the church. She received her .I;3 A.
'from Queen's University, in prep . .
aration. for :the ministry.. Before
she' could: embark on the 'th.eoio i-: •
g
cal .course they were married,.. Mrs,.
Nicholls has worked with the .•
C s G.I. T . and the United : Church•
Women and has 'given• of her taaent -
through many: speaking engagem
ents.to locala�nd'. regiona''1 organiz=/
ations .'
` The .couple has a; family,of two
childreneJamie, age'three and
Mary, -;almost ei'ht months.
PaintingTo Hang
iflHuron:Mseum
BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER
The giff,Of`a portrait painted by
J. W. 'McLaren, president of.
the Huron County Historical Soc
iety. , of Herb Neill,; past~ curator of.
the Hnron County Museum, will be
hung in the museum.. :•
The'paintiirg was to have. been..
officially presented Friday to'Tv1r.
Neill for the museum , but the, dist-
in 'uislied recipient :Was ill in;hosp-' •.
Warden James. Ha;yier'noted he,
was impressed by the painting 'and.
said it was indeed -'something for`,.
the future"
HURON PRQGRE551VE
CONSERVA11V1 ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL MEETING
Wednesday,June 11, .at 8:30 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER:
FRANK MOORES •
President OfThe National. Conservative Party
annually there on•Memor,ial Day.
Mr. and Mrs:. Jack Needham of
C;orunna spent the week -end at
their: cottage.
ti.N_WESTERri TRIP:
Mr, •and Mrs, Fred Gilchrist are
enjoying; a motor trip to Western
Canada,
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.CLINTON LEGIOF(11ALi•
EVERYONE WELCOME;
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