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Nt Report. Successful
Church Year.
Hold Annual
Last Thurday.
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THE Luc:plow SENTINEL," LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
Servke..ofong
Marks .NeW
Church Hymn Books.
1 Hymn Book presented in' mem-
ory. of Mrs. Marilyn Swanton by
Mr., and ,Mrs. Gordon Cayley.
'1 Hymn BOok presented in mem-
ory of Campbell Thompson by
Bev and Don Thompson and Fam-
ily. •
1 Hymn Book presented in mein
ory of Janet Ashton by Bev and,
Don Thompson and Family,
The music was led by the jun-
ior and senior choirs under the
direction of 'qrs. Gordon Mont-
gomery, Choir leader. and Mrs.
Ross Cumming, organist. .
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LUCKNOW
CIHRISTIA
REFORMED
CHURCH
J. W. Van Stempvoort
Pasto
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 972
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Services:
10:00 a.m. Service
2:30 p.m. Service'
/VISITORS, WELCOME
Denominational Radio Broad-
cast, "The Back To God Hour",
every Sunday: CJCS (Stratford)
2:00 CFOS (Owen
Sound) — 6:00 p.m.
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
LUCKNOW AREA PARISH
The Rev. Odendahl
Rector
FEBRUARY 6th
SEXAGESIMA
St. Paul's Ripley —"9:15 a.m.
e Ascension Kinlough 10:30• a.m.
St. Peters .Lucknow 1195, a.m.
Church School — 10:30.a m.
St. Paul's, Dungannon —
MO pan
2nd and 4th $undaYs
Christ Church, Port Albert
• 3 pm.
1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays
A church service. Of song was
observed on. Sunday at Lucknow
United Church to mark the offic-
ial use of the new United• Church
hyMn books.
Rev. R. G. Nicholls, minister
of the church, was absent'clue to -
the death of his mother which
occurred in Peterborough on Fri-
day. '
,
The service was in charge of
1-Melvin Morrison, recording stew-
ard and Ernest Aakert, clerk of
the session, who dedicated, a
number of)hymn boOks presented
as memorial gifts.;
They were: • ,
107 Hymn Books presented
through• a bequest of Susan M.
Gibson. • *
20 Hymn Books presented to the
'Choir in memory of Mrs,. Clara
MacTavish by James H. MaeTav-
ish.
12 Hymn Books presented in
memory of Mr. Kenneth Camer
,.10 Hymn Books presentee'
in memory of the late George
Jardine by Mrs. Jardine and-fa:mi-
1 Hymn Book presented in mem-
ory of Walter H. Cayley by Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Cayley.
WHITECHURCH NEWS
WhitechurCh'United Church
held their Annual meeting on'
,Thursday evening; January 27th
at the church with a fair attend-
ance. The pastor Mr. Karl De
Koeijcr was elected Chairman'
and Ivlillan Moore secretary.
Mr. De Koeijer opened the meet-
ing with prayer. The secretary
read the minutes of the previous
annual meeting. The session
report showed the deaths of Brad-
ley James Soloman, Robert Me-
Clenaghan and Mrs. J. D. Bee-
croft. Very encouraging reports
were given from the other. depart-
ments. The Sunday school/Sup-
erintendent Clifford Laidlaw
with four teachers-had a most
successful year. .The Messengers
with leaders Mrs. H.. M. Quipp,
Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and Mri. Cliff ,
La icitacesent-a baby-layette-to- --
Southampton Indian Reserve.
They gave $10 to Missions and'
Service fund and collected 7.20
for UNICEF. They have a mem-,
bership of 26, held 11 meetings
with an average attendance of 12.
The U.C. W. also had a success-
ful year with '19 members and 12
meetings were held. The re-elect-;
ed—members to the Board of Stew-
ards were Gary Chapman, Mrs.
Ge rge Thompson, Mrs. Dave
Gi b', Garnet Farrier and Elmer
Sleightholm. lvlillan Moor, was
re-elected Treasurer.• Elwood'
Groskorth was appointed to trustee
board. Ushers are Gary Chapman,
D. Sleightholm, Russel Chapman,
'Clifford Laidlaw, Earl Thompson,, :
Carman WhytOck. Auditors are
Elwood Groskorth, Russel Gaunt
and. Ivan Laidlaw. Mr, De Koeij-
er closed .the 'meeting with a .•
hymn. ,
The ladies served lunch.
Gary Chapman and Elwood ,
Groskorth' were. appointed repres-
entatives to the United Church
men. •
Dungcihnon UCW
The Dungannon United Church
• Women met oThIanuary 26' at
. 2 p..m. ,in the church:
The Therne was "Finance%
Mrs. W. Pentland and Mrs. H.
Alton took the Devotional part,
of the meeting. . • The finance commmittee pres-
ented the -new financial budget
for 1972.• Suggestions for projects
for "12" were, presented. Mrs.
Nelson Pearson gave a
reading entitled "New. Years
Thoughts"
The b ess portion ,of the
meeting flowed. The Nile and
' Dungannon ladies are planning a
bus triplater on. The Church
Annual Meeting will be held
thtitsday, Febrnary 3rd starting
with a pot luck dinner. • Everyone'
is encouraged to come. 'Mrs.' Wm
Wiggins gave a hurnerous',reading
entitled "As•I Was Saying to a
Geranium".
Rey. McClenaghan closed the'
meeting with prayer. Lunch ".
hostesses were Mrs.' L. Hodges ,
Mrs, C. Blake and Mrs. C. Fin-
nigan. The president announced
that the Huron Perth Presbyterial
-• will be held in Stratford on Feb ,
ruary 9th., A bus leaves from •
PutKantiort at 8 a.m.
Let Us Make The
Family Happier
by Father Henry Cassano, S.S.P.
---The_farnily is composed of dif-
ferent members: Can you really
say you are doing your level
best to' make, your home happier??.
A) Remember that your sisters:are'
not your servants much less your
mother,. So doriTpretend that
they do all the housework and you
just play the part of the landlord.
If you want your'things in order,
try to put them yourself in order.
Try to give a helping hand to your
mother and sisters with the setting
of the table, washing diSfies", etc,
even if you are a boy. If you say
that is not your part could you say
what part you are playing at '
home? What do you do for the
running Of the: house?. 'Do you
ever mend broken furniture, fix
up a switch or do similar work?
B)•Do• you.spend some time with
your' family to enliven it with your
conversation? How muchtirtie
do you spend in recreation with
the family? Do you appreciate
the care your parents take of
you? be) you shew it? How?
RESOLVE TO DO YOUR PART'
'TO RENDER THE FAMILY HAP-
PIER.
Next Point No. 3: Your 'be-
haviour today reflects-your futuie.
behaviour.
TIPS FOR.TEENAGERS.
"Change the • World from, your
Parish".
A group of High School stud-
ints4ft Maine have shown what
results •teenagers can achieve
once they take the -initiative and
lead the way. Instead of griping
about poor movies, television
programs, magazines, comic
, books and recordings, theyslec-
ided not long ago to do something
constructive. They appealed to
adults to respect their rights to
better entertainment and litera-
ture. Their demand made many
older people sit up and take'
notice. Better still, they got
results. Here is the list of the•
sensible and 'urgent requests
:which they Submitted. to parents,
'teachers, motion picture theatres
and ,newstands:
Give us decent Motion pictures
and televiSion shows; Give us res-
pectable places of arnusernent;
Give us a chante 'to show that we
can be responsible, Orderly, law-
abiding citizens: Give us your sup-
port arid example,: If through,j,
youthful Weakness' we ask to
attend these questionable movies'
or begin to read these questionable
magazines, please have the COUT - age to say "No" to us,
The cold weather cut down the
attendance somewhat , but not
the .enthusiasni, when members
of St, Andrew'.s United Church,
Ripley' met to hear reports and
plan for next year.. The meeting
was in charge of Rev. Geo, Ball
and ,Don' Nic Lay . The Every.
Family' Plan for the Observer had
,,beep, discussed 'last year and now
'has been accepted. Don McTav-
ish, clerk Of Session, reported
11 baptisms, 7 'marriages apd 11
funerals. The In Memoriam
names were Mrs. 1, F. Elliott,
Mrs. Ernest Moore, Harold Vogan,
Milton Stanley, Elliott Taylor ,
Sam Pollock, Mrs. J. Wesley
Thompson; Stewart Brooks, ,Henry
"Mrs. Palkowsky (brother-in-law
of Mrs. Edna Munn), Melvin Coi-
ling and Gordon Farrell. The .
meilibership reihains about the
same.
St. Andrew's has had a good.
year financially with all obliga- ,
tions, met and a surplus to start
another year., Everyone was
happy that the anialgamatiein
with Clarke had worked .so,suc -
cessfully. There was a feeling of
ood inter.est and moMentum 'in
services.
• .Miss Christine Robertson report-
ed for the U.C.•W•: .Finances are
in .good condition, allocation 'of
$1350 met, as well as help.to .Rev,
-Eric Nelson and a .FOster
Mrs. Wallace Pollock sa id the:
Women had good IneetingS• with
many new faces and new helpers
and are starting a new year with
5 Units'. • ,.
. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle .feel
W.010,oPialf•••••"40
Lucknow,
Presbyterian).(hUrch
Rev. Glenn Noble, .B.A., ' B.D.
Milister
Phone 528-2740
FEBRUARY, 6th
10 p.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Mornin Worship
Luck.m9w
oNITED. CHURCH:
Rev. Robert Nicholls., B.A.
- -
FEBRUARY 6th
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
GUEST SPEAKER
Mrs. R. G. Nicholls
POINT TO PONDER
The way from 'God to a human'
heart is through a human heart.
S. D. Gordon
PAW! TEN .
Lutknow Presbyierian Church
held their Annual Meeting on
Thursday, January 27th in the
Sunday School Room. Rev. Glenn:
Noble chaired the small 'gathering
present for the meeting. Reports
of the various. organizations were
presented in the printed annual
report.. °
Re-appointed to their positions
were the auditors, trustees, fin-
ancial secretary and treasurer.
Following a- business session,
the ladies served hinch and re-
freshments.
the Sunday School viC5E1( has beet
strengthened with help of Clarke,
They. are still supporting a l'oster
Child, Miss Christine Robertson
expressed the appreciation of all
Andrew's to'irancis and
Irene: for their dedicated service,
The choir •ate facing a. dialler',
ge with the new :hymn hooks but
are providing good leadership
George Mcponald•tila liked -the
choir. and organist. •
The T. • is. niet,ting
under the leadership 01 ,,1rs,
Rouse and Joan Pollard the Ex-
plorers are a new group and have
Mrs,.' Wayne Cad.otte -,, NU'S . Wayne Nixon and Beverley Smith as
leaders, while Mrs...Ivan Cooke,.
Mrs. .Albert Middlel<arlip and Mrs,
Dan A. :McDonald help with Ivies,
sengers. The Young People have
been •meeting With Pine River and
Bethel. The -bdys attc.'nd Scouts
and Cubs. •
Elected to' the 'S eSsion for a
6-Year term were Dan A', lc1Doli-
aid., Eugene Bridge and from .
Olivet.. Elected to Con:Mince of
Stewards for a 3 7`. were
Harry Coning ,. : crer114 2h,
-Bob' Osborne al C,Ibert ,
Mrs.. Oordoistaillev has eon."
tinued to. give her' usual fine ser .
vice in.careing Or. the flowets'at
church.,
The Anniversary. will I ,L'1teld
on June lith. A eoi,-••
appointed to do so!!)('
for this'event. All
pleas* in the U;i4on t•itnic: fe
holiday time. ,
It•would
added help of Oli.vi t, 1.0.: ;ca::
St. Andrew's-can lookio.:\N-'1,l to.
a fine fellOwsliip.tiikh,•,.t;lit,• ca;:-
able, leadership of '',Mr. o'::1•11. •
Ashfield Church
Holds Annual
• .ASHFIELD, NEWS •
• Rev Kenneth ,Rooney opened'
the Annual Meeting of ,Ashfield
Presbyterian ChUrch with pra\e:
and. scripture reacting. Mrs. \\';',
Ross read the _minutes of the last
meeting.
Mr.. Rooney gave a su;innari of
the t'e'ar.. Reports were read as
follows, The Sessionb\,' Win. •
Ross,' clerk. Of the-Session; Sun-
day-.School by 'Gordon Robb, .Sup.
erintendent; Board of
tent, Finlay MacDonald; the
Donald Sig
son; •Trelasurer of W.. , .Mrs.
Win . • RosS', Finine ial• a nd • Budget,
Mrs. •AllanMat DO najd ; Presbyter.
ia,n)Record , I.1rs. .11enry Aachen,
zie; 'AuditorS ., Donald Simpson.
'The retiring ina rid :er ,
-Fa rrish Jim Mac Kenzie and. Jim
West were returned for a second
term, also the auditors Dorlald
Simpson and. Dun( Allen.
. • Ewan Iv.lac Lea it/reported $1.3.
collected for the Bible Society.
Church Service wi11 heat 11 a.m.
froth February v till August and
Church School at the sa:ne time,
ant
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