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4,0 enjoyable. evening; was spent
at. Langside Church on Friday when
....the W.M: S. rrangged an interest-
,
nterest-, in programa e: Gordon:Wall was
. chairzi an; In the devotions.the
cripture was read by Mrs. George
Young'with prayer by Gordon Wall.;
Nancy de•Boer'played .an'. organ.
'instrumental. Readings were given
:by Mrs. Gordon Wall and Mrs. • •
Frank Miller,.: Mrs, Larne Sparks
sang a pleasing solo, and the Young
People's Society, sang' several set.
ections . •
:.Mrs. Jim, Richardson of San, Sal-
vador showed pictures. of Central ;
America. Mrs. Charlie.:Tiffin'
thanked her for sharing her work'
with, those• present and presented,
her with a';gift The offering was.
receivedby John de Boer and Don
ald Scott with prayer by. Mrs'.
`.Young. The,:programrne closed
with:a hymn and•prayer. Lunch.'was
served and a social time. was enjoy-;
' •'ed. •
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Change Date For
Bile School
;An enthusiastic groupof teachers
and assistants attended the third
community Vacation Bible;School`
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staff meeting ; In her opening re-
:'marks., Mrs: Ben Malda challenged
the staff to present the Christ of ..
the :Gospels 'in. the "Jesus, '•
Leads Me''. theme and •lessons;
Christ, as:He was'striding up and:,
dow n: the dusty roads of •Palestine
bronzed suntannedfearless and
compassionate;:.Christ, as He. is '.
' now:on.the throne of°heaven and
". earth, ruling; holding the sceptre
in
his nail -pierced hands.
Mrs:Thos:. Pritchard. discussed
;the music plans. for theyarious` .,
roups' .and tau ht,•the.,staff the'•
g S
Theme song .
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lrri
;.u,. �sfaff-foF-t-it �ehoe��i's=a ,
complete, It was most• heartwarm-
ing,to note that so many teen- :.
' . agers offered: of .theirtime and tal
rents to. assist :during V. B.S: week. an expression of •their confidence
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THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO..
WEDNESDAY,: JULY 2nd, hit •
Combined: Sunday
School
Pianned.
'•KINGSBRIDGE'
Congratulations. to Floyd. Courtney
-Who trade -his first Holy- cornm.un
ion on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry of Det-
roit are visiting Mr, and: Mrs. Earl
Drennan.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Courtney, and
Brian of Hanilton; visited"over the
weekend and Gary and Wayne Cour-
tney returned to Hamilton to spend'
a week with the Daltons.,
The Christian.Education Comm
litee-ofTthe--newly-formed corigreg;-
ation of Ashfield United. Church
met Wednesday, June 25th at. the
Church.
A combined Sunday ,School:was
planned"to begin Sundays Septem
bei 7th with; registration:under •
Superintendent James Hunter, to
take place. after the Church.Se'rvite':
on Sunday', August 24th. •
A Young People's Society to
commence.: in the autumn was also •
discussed:.
a � �
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Honour leaders - .
At A Barbecue
On Thursday ,.' June 26 members
of the Lucknow C. G.1.T, held, a
Farewell Party'in the form.of a
barbecue at the Gordon Maize home
in. Lucknow
The party'was in honour ofone of•
the assistant leaders,. MrsR. L.,
Stirling, ,who : was, soon•.le av ing the
village for Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Because of rain, the barbecuing
plans were spoiled but everyone en-
joyed the, hot. dogs and pop served •
Gifts were presented to., -Rev 'and,'
Mrs.Stirling and to Mrs . ;Ross both .of Toronto and two little
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area Your
ies A� l�_ge
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Melissa of Hamilton are olidaying
at the farm of their rngther; Mrs.
Rlaise Martin;. while 1vlrS.'Martin,,.
is rnaHamiltott; ,.
_Rosemary. :Mogan of Woodstock -
spent the weekend" with her parents,
.Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. Hogan.
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Dies Suddenly
At Ripiey dome
STEPHEN LIONEL:IRWIN':,'
' The''cornmunity.•was saddened to•
learn of the sudden death of Steph-.`
en Irwin at his home in Ripley On
June 16 w: He••was,born:in. Huron.,
Township.Ma .14, 1912 and was./
the son of
the'1 to Robert, and Mar-
ion (Reavie) Irwin.
'He farmed •for a number of years
before accepting the • position. of
road superintendent with Huron
'Township, which he held for'elev
en,years until' poor health forced
him .to retire. '
He".wtll be..sadly: missed by his'',
wife; ,the former: Reta:. Welsh , 'three •
daughters, Mrs. Myrna. McFadyen,
•Woodstock; Mrs Wright Jarvis of
Calgary; Marita and one son, Steven
'Shiells .; leader' of the groupwho had randsons ,TGregory '.MeFadyen .,and.
resigned.. Mrs: Don Dennis,., another Aaron Jarvis; Silk/lying also. are
assistant leader .of the C. G; • . three brothers Lloyd., .and Bert V of"
group., was present at the party•Ripley .and Leonard. of_ Huron Town •
Washington columnist Carl T,
Rowan recently wrote: 4' We -rima
to thedream that we can have
'peace on earth'good will toward
Men. '' But�a realistic look. at' service:.Lucknow Masonic' Lodge
human behavior in all parts of'the conducted a memorial•service
.
world raises the question of whether' Tuesday evenin The
q Y ,,� ;g pallbearers
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there is any hope for mankind,. "` were Allan, Douglas and Ronald,
hairinr. n r ithstatidin a C• "Aon
=I-Iuan�e _d w �. 'n` D nald Collin' lay , ,
thereas no question aOouta hope
Nicholson :and ,Clarence Pollock.
ship and:one .sister ,.Mrs. George;
bane of Hythe.. He was predeceas
ed by a daughter Marjorie and two
sister 'Marion.
•.'ie•:id ,Ra1•h and a•`
Funeral services were held. on •
Wednesday ,;.June 18 from the
McCreath Funeral Home, Ripley;
Inter-ment--was in-Riple ;.cemetery
y ,,.
with Rev.. George Ball:of -St ..And
rew's"United Church_conductin the
Church Services
RQBERT.ANDREW GARBUTT
The death occurred on Sunday,
June 22nd in Kinloss Township. of
Robert Andrew Garbutt..
fie'was born. on September 15,,
1946 at Mendemoya, Manitoulin' -
Island; and carne to this area, as a
child with his father-a'rk1 mother
Perey".and Geraldine (Beth)
Garbutt nd;br. er Br -11 ,Mrs-.
.Garbutt passed .away a, fewyears
ago.
' Robert is survived by,,his father;,'
Percy Garbutt,.two brothers Will-
iann of Alliston and'Wayne.of-
Sudbury; three sisters, Jean of
Sudbury, Cheryl and Patricia of
Manitoulin Island,.
Funeral service was held at John -
,
Funeral Home!, Luckn.ow on
Wednesday, June 25. Rev ..Kenn-
eth Rooney conducted the service;
Pallbearers were"Allan Miller,
`Wayne Stanley,, Bill Moffat, Bruce
Colwell,' Jird Dawson; John Thom-
son
Flower bearers. were Robert: M
ae
Millan; ;Eugene MacM111ah, Terry
•I2athwell, Tom :MacKenzie, . Evan
Keith, Peter Steer ".
ttenionference�
For Club girls -.
ZION NEWS.
Nancy Kirkland was..'chosen by her
local Home Economist and attend''
ed the 4-H Homemaking Club Girls
Conference at ,the University of.
Guelph from: June 24 27th`;,o'„
hundred delegates' en joyed'the' pro -
'ram .planned around. the theme:
g.
"A'Girl •and. .Her Goals" Nancy.
began her.summer's job at :Bruce '
Beach on Monday of .this week.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, Robert Nicholls', ;BA;
Minister
a JULY 6th
11,OQ. a.m. Owning Service
Induction Service for . Rev.
Robert Nicholls will be Friday,
July 4 at 8:30 p.m.
.. Lucknow
resby terian 'Church
JULY. 6th
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m.. Morning • Service
' Guest Speaker
Rev. David Crawford.
• .Calgary
Joint Services. With
South Kinloss Ili Lucknow
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ST!. PETER'S'
ANGLICAN
CHURCH.
Rev: R. T. F..Odendahl
Rector : •
ardner was taken by
ambulance. from Wingharn hospital
to St. Joseph's hospital, London, on.
Saturday; .Mrs , .Gardner. will ;
require future sur' er y on her fract-'
a..... g y.•
ured. hip. • •
JULYtbth
--Trinity: 5
10:15 Church. School
' 11:30 : Holy Communion
visited Mrs ;Andrew's 'sister, N1iss
Ada Stanley in Kincardine..'
Hospual.,_,
Mr•' and..Mrs Roy Culbert,. •
Duane „Glen and Na'ticy of (alt'
were-visitors-on-Sunday_,.w_ith Mr:
Mr.:and Mrs.. Dave Andrew .of
Calgary havebeen visiting' for the
past two Weeks. with Mr, and Mrs.`
Gordon Kirkland and other relativ
es in the area: ,. Y.
. On`Frid'a Mrs, Kirkland
Grd Gordono
andMr. and Mrs. Dave Andrew
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for rriankind and peace on earth j.
among. Jehovah's ': Witnesses As.
Their; assistance is most welcome, the -Witnesses wrl3oori be-lrelding
Earlier'it w:as.detided and published. i. an eight-day ' Peace, on Earth;''
to hold; V,•B.:S during the first' International Assembly' in Buffalo,
week of August. However this deci .New 'York , 'and .area Witnesses J i1
Sion had to be reconsidered .as,.. •i' be present as delegates:'
swimming 'instruction' is •,extended r Mr Ralph' Brodie of R R. l -Porn
late A ugust: The new date is 'now Albeit:, presiding minister' of the
set at.July..14• - 18; each morning ';;Dungannon Congregation of Jehov-
"from 9;00 a : m , to 11:30, a m . A "ah's Witnesses will lead the local
closing program is planned for Fri_ j. delegation to the assembly,, which
day evening, July•18 at 8:30 p. m. '' will be held July.6 13'in Buffalo's`i.
'W.The pupils are asked to•brin their ' `War Memorial Stadium: •
o In pencil . •sclssors and crayons': • According. to 1r. .ro ie, more :•�. .
Tomake the work of the janitor. than 40,000, persons from all over '1• ,.
easier a •wouldbeJ pJpfu • if the the world are expected to attend
children wore .running ,shoes . A colla "The convention theme is most.
eCtion will be held each morning appropriate," Brodie said. To
g Jehovah's 'Witnesses .the expression.
The money • is to be used to pay, • for
the materials and if possible a miss peace on earth' uttered by angels• s;•
ion proje•cr, A one-week V. B. S. '" of heaven the night of Jesus', birth,. ;.:
costs almost as much". as a two -wee
is not an empty one. It is full of.
course, as--most-materials are -pr nt a ning.a_nd for us, has already
eeto last two weeks. This year's become a reality.-
cost
eality. 'cost amounts to approximately 25¢' The convention is one of a series 1
per day per• pupil . '5o far' 180 .child - f international assemblies being have• registered. If, .because of
change in date, morewouldlike/to.
fegasfer; e1eec li.Mrs: 1
Pritchard., ;phone 528-:2539. The
ages 5. - 12., place of schdol'is^ •
Brookside Public School,' The ,roue-
try children have: to provide their
wit railipOrtation or -the --tow
µ children cat pools will be arranged
ai the different churches
and Mrs.:eillan Ritchie.
; Barbara Wilkins spent' last week.
nide:carie ,,
atDoe`Lake� at a Girl G .• p.•..
Elva Ritchie''accompanied the .
Wilkins famil :to. North Bay. on
Y •
Saturday when' Barbara was return-.
iirn-
,rag orae
held by Jehovah's Witnesses this,
summer in twenty-five principal;
,cities -around -the ;world.
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