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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
ONTARUO
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th, 1970
.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
. SOUTH •
KINLOSS
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REV.., GLENN NOBLE, MINISTER
MRS. LORNE SPARKS,ORGANIST
LINDA SPARKS AND BRIAN KEITH, PIANISTS,
ANNIVERSARY SERVI�S
Sunday. June 1 4t, 1�1
MORNING SERVICE AT" 11:00 A.M..'.;
EVENING SERVICE AT 7:30 P.M.
GUEST SPEAKER ,
ry 'Morton, B.A.
OF BURLIN N, ONTARIO
SPECIA MUSIC
ALL ARE• WELCOME
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ake PIansF�r
area BibI'e School
At a recent meeting .of the
L-aeltnotiw--Minisrei ial Sue iety.,
plans were made 'to hold a Daily.
Vacation.Bible.School for the
childrenof this area'. /Area child
ren of a1J enoininations ,' ages _5_,
to 12 years; are invited to attend.
The school will be:held at Brook-'
side Public: School from July:B. to
Jitly 1'0• from 9i00-' a. m-. to 11:30'
a_.m. f
Vacation School offers Bible -
S s ngin ,
activity, relating to the theme.
••,' • this year, "God Cares Today:"
The'Rev.' Glenn. Noble has been
appointed as'the director. Sever-
al people have already indicated
their willingness to give leader-
'ship and ethers will be given
opportunity to help..: People who
are interested in' giving .leader•.-
. ship•should call Rev': : Noble..
uckno.w Unit 3
Seventeen members of Unit 3
of the • Luckn.ow, United Church
Women travelled. to Point Clark
to the cottage of Mrs.'gHiram
Collins for the unit meeting.
Mrs..James Wraith opened with
a'suitable poem and hymn, 'fol
lowed .with prayer. The business
was -=dealt -with; Untt'3 is to help.
at the Banquet in our church
Thursday , June 4th. It was an-
nounced the bale willbe packed..
June '16th. with special request
for'. new :children'os underwear for
the bale.
Mrs. Al Irwin presented a well;
prepared paper on citizenship,',
pointing out some ways we
could treat our neighbours and
friends and thus.: bringing -out the
best in others; by.showing :a-little-.-
love.and. concern for thern;
Li Registration forms will be
Each child will be' asked to contri-
bute 25¢ per •day; for the school,.
torneet expenses. Plans are
being made to hold a'car pool;.
for transportation as -was. done, -
last year.'
The organizers are,looking,
a large 'group to. attend the school
again this year and it is planned
to make this a worthwhile exper -
ience.'for the children sof the'area
Pre'sbyter'ian.
Mrs. Walter Dext'er..in her pres
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entation of Stewardship reminded'
all to make full use of their
talents, time andmoney.
Unit 3 has char• e of .uttin
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flowers in the church' in July.
The General U.C. W. meeting is
at .Silver. Lake •Camp June 15th at
7'o'clock:for a picnic supper::.
:111 : -Ha- V ey^HUF.I$tor w ass -i'n •
charge of the programr ''e focusing'
attention on Fathers. The devo-
tional period was taken by Mfrs,
Dexter, Mrs. blathers and Mrs.
Rpt:chi€-1v�Ts=
Albert Little and Nlrs: Clarence
Greer gave suitable readings;
one .of them being, from. Ethel Chap
man's collections From •a road-
side window", •'It reflecteda'
famil •some •earsa'•o with'the
'father being the head of the :fain=
ily and all activ.ities centring
aroundchurc•h and home. After
the closing 'exercises and courtes-.
ies,,,Mrs. Houston acted as
Lucknow ..Un.it
Unit 1'of thea Lucknow United
Church Women held its meeting
on Tuesday, June' 2 at Point.
Clark with Mrs, Wm. Wharry,
the hostess. The Theme of the,
afternoon was "Friendship". Bight
een :membersand': one guest
answered•the roll call with a
friendship' verse or passage.
•" Mrs. Mel. King, the leader
opened -the 'meeting With a read-
ing, "The. Art of Friendship." ,
emphasizing the duties and values
.of 'true friends; This was •follow-
ed by a hymn and the Lord's.
Prayer in unison. Mrs. C. lrwin,
as Citizenship representative ,
'read an article on that .subject.
Mrs. Jake Hunter reported for
Community Friendship that''
thirty calls to'the hospital and ,
homes had been made during the
month; Mrs. M. King spoke of
the importance of continuing to
visit during the summer months.,
and that it was the responsibility
of each rnen-kber to be ever mind
•ful of the "shut-ins". Mrs. 'S.'.
Alton,"on'behal.f of the Flower
Committee reminded members ..
that August .is .the month for the
unit to place •flowers in the
church. --Mrs. :1s1-. I. -MacKenzie, --
com. pleted plans for a .banquiet
to be served in, the church on ,
June 4.. •
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Mrs: W•...Wharry, reporting for
Supply and.Social WelfareId
of-a-speciaHequest• feoni The •
Board• of Women for knitted. •
bandages and ;clothing to be
completed by the end of June, '•
and sent to the Angola Missi_o _ ..
in Portugu.ese West Africa.. It
was announced that th.e.:General
Meeting will be on June ' 15, at.
Silver Lake Camp, to ommence
with a cold plate':pot luck supper.
at 7 p.m. A bus, will.leave the
churctr-a-t-6:3.0-p. m.and-the-c
•LUCKNOW
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CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH.
J, W. Van Stempvoort .
Pastor
-Services:
10:00 a.m., (English)
2:30 -p.m. (Dutch 2nd and.
5th Sundays).
VISITORS,"WELCOME
Denominational' Radio Broad
cast, "The Back To God Hour",
everySunday:-CJCS-(Stratford )
2:00 p.m.; CFOS (Owen
Sound) — 6:00 p.m.
Lucknow'
Presbyterian Church
Rev: Glenn Noble, B.A:, B.D.
• Minister
Phone 528-2740
JUNE '14th
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. 'Anniversary Services
at South Kinloss Church
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ANGLICAN,
CHURCH.
LUCKNOW AREA PARISH
The Rev. R. Odepdahl
Rector
NOTE CHANGE
OF SERVICE• TIME ',
JUNE 14th
j, Trinity 3:
m
St. Paul's, ' Ripley— 9:15 a,.
'Ascension, Kinlough 10:30 'a.m.
St. Peters Lucknow 11:45 a.in.
Churdh School—10:15.a.m..
St. Pauls, Dungannon :-- 3 p.m..
Alternating with Christ Church,
Port Albert
that once placed' a small root in.
the earth.
to • Mrs. Jake Hunter 'read the 100th.
Psalm, and Mrs. Herb Curran fol-
lowed with meditation and prayer:
Mrs. Hiram :Colliihs played two
delightful Mouth organ selections:
,Mrs.. E,''W;.:Rice presented a
paper on "Gratitude which
Made the' gathering aware of the
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many apdv.aried ways of
expressing:gratit.ude. Mrs. C.
Irwin read a thought provoking.
article•"Be the Bestof Whatever
You Are7:.
fare will be '.50¢ return. Canned
goods and useful kit.che.n• articles..
rnay be taken as a donation to
the: camp kitchen. • A birthday
box was passed., adding a nice:
amount to ,the treasufy.
-(alasl awr-encs-Me-beod-"
the chair for the programme and
gave a reading entitled ",Lilacs`'.; •
which refreshed: memories of how
at. this, time' of year, clumps: of
o -ms T
are a reminder that in. the past
here 'stood a home, now. either'
cruribling ;with age, or complete.
ly gone, yet the lilacs bloom on, -
o'
a tribute tthe toil -worn hands
Mrs. J, Hunter, Mrs. H. •.Curripi
and ,Mrs. 'W Alton,', in turn .gave
highlights of a recent bus trip
each had. taker( to Ottawa ,mens
tinning'the beauty of the tulips in
took 'bloom at the time, and the tour
of the various .places of interest:
Mrs.'Sam Gibson told of the
churches she had :attended ,
while spending the winter in Flor-
- e=m eating Closed-with--
flowers
losed w ith--. -
the Mizpah benediction after
which`'a11 enjoyed a delicious pot
,luck supper. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. L. McLeod.,...''.
.Mrs: E . Kice and. Mrs ,-: C .- Irwin
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LUCKNOW.
UNITED • .• CHURCH.
Rev, .Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
• JUNE 14th ' •
Sunday School Anniversary
Sunday _ School will meet at
10:45 a.m. and. proceed- to thea
church sanctury for'worship
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
Guest Speaker --Mrs; Jim
Ward , from. Wingham
POINT TO PONDER.
Christian -Education in . the
Church becomes. mosteffective
when it receives full support in
the home. ' •
•ST. 'MARY'S
PATROL -I.
CHURCH;
,LUCKNOW
.. SUNDAY MASSES
Every 2nd . and 4th Sunday of
the month at 4:30 :p.m;'
ST.. AUGUSTINE'S
CATHOLIC, .
CHURCH
'T'.- _ _
S _AUGi�ST-INTj-
. SUNDAY MASSES
Every'lst,.3rd and 5th Sunday'
of the month at 4:30 p.n1.
T,1 -,.e afternoon auxiliary of the
(mono : , Presbyterian W. \t S.
,::etan Judie 3rd ,in the Sunday•
tool room with 1S ladies •res-•
. i he' roll call'was a nsw eyed
erce of scri,pture.•conttiining
o : d "Faith" . Nits. James
.:.le t elided and opened the
9 d -®
to ashopper.
it's the Lord Simcoe.
e ear
Of . downtown:Toronto
wiahin walking
distance tothemajor
shopping district ...
and with the subway
;rye
You'll enjoy the
friendly service and
sensible prices, too;
Next time you visit
Toronto enjoy it more
than ever ..stay at `
the Lord' Simcoe.
ofbaking•and hobby craft. Lunch
was served and. a social time
enjoyed:. •
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The scripture and meditation on
".Faith" was taken. by Mrs. Robert
Reid., 'Readings by Nirs, Maude
Sherwood and Mrs. Frank
Fr•aoiik �l"iller�
were much appreciated; The .
prayer circle was taken by Mrs.
Noble Johnstone and Mrs. Morgan
Henderson, Arrangements were .
made far the sun ri'let Meeting.'
which will be in the form of a
picnic. The topic on "Reconcily
•iation" was presented in a most
interesting manner by Mrs. Wil-
liam Porteous. .:She reminded
us that Jesus" is :otir• only Reconcil-
ia..to ra-r^-G
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Son, Jesus, to the whole world,
.and w ease to accept this gift:
As Christian people w,e are to
be -God's ambassadors., as ind'iv-•
iduals and in'groups, such as
W. M, S. groups.
The meeting closed with Pray-
er by Mrs". James Smith.
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University and King Streets, Tei`.362-1848
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