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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-03-07, Page 10, WEDNESDAY', .MA.RCN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Ripley Meeting A meeting at St. Andrews United Church in Ripley on Tues- day evening of last week includ- ed representatives from churches in Ri,pley and Huron Township. About 25 attended.. ' Siieaker,Was.Gregg Darj.es of - the Rural Community Survival ' Unit Ecumenical Project. As a group, they discussed' the changes in.. rural communit- ies and what the future held. It is planned to hold further meet- ings in the future. Ashfield Observe World Day ofPrayer Ashfield W.M.S. World Day of Prayer service was held at the -home of the President, Mrs. Jim West. Mrs. West opened the ser- vice with the theme "Alert In Our Time" followed by the hymn "Father, Son and Spirit". • Mrs. Warren Wylds read the. scripture taken from "Good News From ,Modern Man". Mrs. Dick West and Miss Sadie Johnston also took part in the service. . Everyone sang "I'd Like To Teach The. World To Sing". The senior Explorer girls, Dar- lene Parrish, Sandra Robb, anice Collins, Linda Swan, Sharon Howes and Tammy MacKinnon participated with their junior , •World Day of Prayer service. The senior service was conclud ed with all singing ."Go Tell It On The Mountain". Roll call with a sentence Prayer was answered by 19 ladies. Busi- ness was then discussed. Plans are getting underway in preparing a cook book., Grace was sung and lunch served. P.4.44".06.046.04.."AAN"""0"%einowikolowaw .Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev., Glenn Noble, B.A. B.D. minbter Phone 320740 1973 IS CENTENNIAL YEAR OF THIS CHURCH MARCH 11th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School —11 a.m. Morning Worship .0".0%"04.0 .00%."0.,•••••••••44." Mrs... V,., Wybeliga. Was Speaker For 'Day* Of Prayer ..WIJITEHLIRCH, NEWS The Day Of Prayer' Service was held March 2nd at 2 p.m. at the United Church. • The introductory nAlS,ic Was played by the church organist Mrs.. Garnet Farrier. The first leader was Mrs. 'Milian Moore of the United Church, conducting the act of Adoration, Silent Worship.. The hymn Wake up My people was read by the leader. In the part Act of Contrition, Mrs. George Thompson' wasthe scrip- ture reader. Mrs. Donald Ross gave a piano solo "How Great Thou Art". The second leader was Mrs. Herman de Bruyn of the Catholic Church conducting the Act of • Intercession and•singing of hymn Rise up Omen Of God. The third leader -was Mrs. Wallace Conn of the Presbyterian Church conducting Silent Reflection and Express it. • The scripture reader was Mrs. Victor Emerson. The guest speaker was Mrs. Victor Wybenga introduced by , Mrs. Wallace .Corm. She spoke on the theme "Alert in our time". To be alert does not mean to concentrate upon the symptoms of human misery and pain but to be alert to what. the cause of it is. God has spoken to us, in His Word, which tells us why there is hatred among people suffering, loneli- ness and anxiety. The Bible • tells us Jesus Christ is the only way to peace and quietness. Alert in-our time means to recognize the signs of the time. If you have ears,, then listen to what the spirit says to the 'Churches.. Those leading in prayer were Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs. Dawson Craig71sars. Albert Coultes and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. ° In the Tim*f Dedication the readers were Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mrs. Lorne Durnin and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. The offering was receiv- ed by Mrs. Albert 'Coultes and ), Mrs: Dawson Craig and dedicated. The benediction closed the meet- ing,. Mrs. Don RoSs was appointed Key Woman. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev: Robert Nicholls, B.A. _Minister MARCH 11th Lent 1 10 a.m. Sunday Sdniol 11 a.m. Morning Worship Those wishing transportation to church contact Wm. G. Hunter 5284741 POINT TO pONDER The opposite of love is not really hate, It is just not to care. Albert Baldeo •LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH. J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor Services: 10:00 a.m. Service ' 2:30 p.m. Service visrroRs WELCOME ' CO-OP keeps adding to the map Each growing season, more Ontario aCres can be used for corn production. , Earlier Maturing varieties developed by your Co-operative make it possible. They're changing the Ontario corn map. Every year, CO-OP research keePs adding to the growing line of CO-OP Big Bonus, seed corn hybrids; Our objective? More acres of Ontario corn- - and more bushels from every Ontario acre. Talk to °Ur crop specialist about the proven CO-OP . Big Bonus varieties with the Characteristics that will fit your farm and your yield goals. • .1 HEAT UNIT AREAS 3500 BIG S345, BONUS VARIETIES .335 . . • 3300 ' S345, S327, 297 . 31 00 S327, 297, S280 2900, S280, 277 , ' 2700 S280, 277, S265, 266, 267 2500 S260, 264; 266, S267 2300 S260, 264 cknow District Coo Phone 528-2125 Big Bonus Hybrid Corn . developed and proven in Ontario. Mrs. Robt Car4bell Speaker At World Day Of Prayer World Day Of Prayer service was held March 2 at the Christian Reformed hurch ; Lucknow.'The theme for this year Was "Alert in our time" with eight churches from Lucknow arid area particip-s ating and about 120 in attend- ance. „ •One lady froth .each church took part in the service. , Mrs. Jim O'bonnell from Catholic Church, Lbcknow; Mrs. 'Russell Phillips. Blake United Church, Ashfield; Mrs. Joe Courtney, Kingsbridge Catholic Church; Mrs. John MacDonald Lticknow Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Bruce Hamilton; SoUth Kinloss preiby- •terian Chnrch; Mrs. Jim Hunter, Trinity United Church , Ashfield; Mrs. Raynard Ackert, Lucknow United Church; Mrs. Torn Phil- lips, Lucknow Anglican Church; Mrs. Bill de Boer, Lucknow tian Refortned Church, Mrs. I. van Stetnpvoort was At the organ Mrs. de Boer was the leader and opened with the reading: of a short poem entitled a Woman's Prayer. A solo ,was rendered by Md. Clair Johnstone, Bless This House: Mrs. Pritchard was at the Organ. The speaker for the service was Mrs. RObert Cambell from the Wingham Presbyterian ,Chitreh. Her topic was on the theme for • this year Alert in Our Time. She stated we should stop using the • saying "see yourself *as Others see you", instead', "see yourself as God sees you". He sees you as a ,sinner who needs to be re- deemed. He has given us the Holy Spirit to renew our lives and to 'make us alert to the needs of our time, to the needs of the people arOund us. There is so . much that We as women can do in our own Community and also out- side Of it, if we would let the Spirit move us. We would no longer be dead stones, but be- come living stones, in the service of our Cord, Jesus- Christ,. After a time of. Dedication an offering was taken which amount- ed to $71.30. • The service was closed with the singing of Go-Tell it on the . MOunt a in . WHITECHURCH On Sunday afternoon Mr t and Mrs. Alan Falconer and Tony and „Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin visit- e&with the formet's parents Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and Kevin of Stieetsville and. with her , parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan and family. Rev. and Mrs. Peter Mellegers'' of paisley wete Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr."and Mrs. Victor Wybenga and family. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Don Caesar, 'who was hos- pitalized on Monday last, was able to return home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes visited Friday evening With Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of Brussels. Tom Jamieson spent the week end with Mr. abd Mrs. Ronald Jamieson and family and on Satur- day evening attended the party for Mr: and Mrs. Charles Robinson at St. Helens Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt of Wingharn are spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Purdon While-they are. On vaca- tion. Whitechurch Community Mem- orial Hall has receivecrits new coat of paint of ivory and light brown and now has to have all the removables put back in place. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.' Little Robin Willis, ;who spent last week vAth her grandmother Mrs. Doris returned to her/ home at Newery on the week end.. Carl Weber was at London Vic- toria Hospital oh Saturday to visit Mrs. Weber, a patient there. ' Curries School Progressive Euchre Club held their party On .Friday evening in the assembly room of the Belgrave arena with 8 tables of players enjoying the game. Those receiving prizes were high 'lady, Mrs. Alex Robertson; low lady, Mrs. Leonard James; lucky -draw lady,. Mrs. 'George Carter; high gent, Robert Scott; low gent, Jim. Coultes; lucky draw gent ,,Herson Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. George Cohn and baby Pascal of Sherbrooke arrived on Saturday to spend a .week's holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Corn, • Mrs. Earl Caslick spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. .and pill casitck and family of CulrOss. Miss Alma Conn visited Satur- day evening With her parents and Mr. and Mrs. George Conti and fa mily•and returned to Guelph University Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans of Hyde Park spent-the week end with. his, parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Evans and attended:the Ideddisig on Saturdayeat 4 P.m. of their sister in -la w -Mrs . Shirley Donald son at Teeswater United Church, Mr. and, Mrs. Wallace Conn, Mr. and Mrs. George Conn and Pascal visited Sunday with Mr,' and Mrs. Harold Johnston and fainily of Parkhill .; Mrs; Victor Wybenga on Tues. day evening visited with Mrs, 5, Visser, of Langside vicinity, a patient at Wingham Hospital, 'Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier arrived home on Tuesday evening after a months holidaying Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Meduire arrived home last week -after a iwo week holiday in Florida. On Wednesday last those attend. ing Huron and Perth Piesbyterial at 8eaforth United Church from here were Mrs, Mil, lans.Mscoloirfrd La efigors.idAialbw, Mrs.ertCeulFtesied, mr Tiffin, MrS, George Thompson.