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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-03-21, Page 10CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY, THE FANt--.001:111' P UL. RENDERSONT:MIRACLE: rirtinnivrimmv A Look At The Life Of The Hockey Star From , Lucknow NOW ON SALE $5.95 Mail Orders Accepted A't Some Price AAAAAAAAAAAAA LUCKNOW SENTINEL TN ............"040.4%,•••."0•••^•••••••••••••••••1","•"^" LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED . CHURCH J. W. • Van Stempvoort Pastor Services: 10:00 a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. -Service VISITORS WELCOlVIE .IntrodUce Guesi! At Mei!' Meeting CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 1971 CHRYSLER Newport custom, 2 door hardtop 197,0 DODGE Polaro, 2 door hardtop, power' steering andr 1968 FORD Custom 2 door 8 automatic, power steering and brakes 1968 PLYMOUTH Stationwagoll, 8• automatic, power and brakes 1967. DODGE. 4 door, 8 automatic with radio 1967 MUSTANG 6 automatic with radio • 1970 ARMS snowmobile : • THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL.; CKNOW, ONTARIO. • , wEDNIESDAY, MARCH BOuce Presbyterial Held At Walkerton; Elect :.Ne,ifv Slate Of OfficetiFot -1973. r The 11th annual meeting of Bruce Presbyterial•United Church Women was held on Saturday, March 10th at Walkerton United Church with an attendance of approximately 200. Mrs. J. Hill, President of Bruce Presbyter. ial, preiided. Mrs. J. Freiburger, President of Walkerton U.C. W. welcomed the members and three represen- tatives from the Presbyterian, Lutheran and Anglican Church Women's Organizations brought greetings. Mrs. J. Strapp, Walk- erton was pianist for a Hymn Sing. The Treasurer, Mrs. R. Slade and Finance aiairman, Mrs. J. - Kirkpatrick galie a report in the form of a Dialogue. There, was ..a •very fine Ltterature display and Mrs. A. Heard, Port Elgin. spoke briefly about some of the new books. During the morning session Rev. J. Stockton and Mrs. Stockton showed slides and told of their work in Zambia. Miss Jewel Short, Owen Sound, spoke on "Vocations7. The afternoon worship program was presented 'by Mildmay U.C. W. and Mrs. Wm. Arnold conduc ted the "In Memoriam" service. A very fine singing group of young people "The Good Inten-• tions" from Teeswater sang a group of songs which were greatly enjoyed. _ A panel, made up of Rev. Waiter King' and Mrs. King of the United Church and Father George Epoch of St. Mary's' Roman Cath' olic Church at Cape Crocker, .answered questions 'in connection with their work at Cape Crocker where they are working together for the Indian People, Mrs. F. Greenleaf, President of Hamilton Conference, brought • greetings and announced that the Hamilton,Conference Annual would be held. on April '3rd and 4th at Oakville. The 1973 Slate of Officers was presented by Mrs. Graham Mur- ray and Rev. Glen Strome, the Chairman Elect of Bruce Presby- tery, conducted the installation of the Officers. - Mrs. Caroll Tupper thanked everyone for their part in Making `the Annual meeting a success. The next annual meeting will be held in Southampton. Officers for 1973 are: President, Mrs. J. Hill, Ripley; Past Pres.. Mrs. Graham Murray, Hamilton; Vice-President, Mrs. ,R. Turn- bull, Port Elgin and Mrs. A. B. Eagles, Southampton; Area Vice- Presidents, Region 2, Mrs. D. Brydon, Sough ampton; liegion 4, Mrs. V. Hunter, Lucknow; Reg- ion 5, Mrs. C. Tupper, Harris- ton; Rec. Sec.., Mr's. B. Ruttle, Kincardine; Corresponding Sec. Mrs'.• R. Ackert , Lucknow; Treas- urer, Mrs. R. Slade, Kincardine; Stpwardship Chairman, Mrs. M. Bracken, Harriston; Cluistian Ed. Mrs. S. Wolfe, Clifford; Stew- ardship and. Vocations, Mrs. F. , Gernnnell, Ripley; Finance, Mrs. J. Kirkpatrick, Ripley; Leadership Chairman, Mrs. D. Wells, Palm- erston; Literature, Mrs. A. Heard, Port Elgin; Program, Miss E. Lochead, Chesley; Nominations, Mrs. G. Murray, Harriston; Press and Publicity, Mrs. H, W. Mc - CulloFh, Paisley; Citizenship . Chairrhan, Mrs.. M. Bannerman, Kincardine; Community Friend- ship, Mrs. R. Neyvette, Kincar- dine; Supply and Welfare, Mrs. W. Faun, Kincardine; Members Without Portfolio, Mrs.. A. Dar • roch, Clifford, Mrs. W. Knowles, Arthur, Mrs. H. Slum- side , Dobbinton. The newly-formed Churdh group of the Lucknow Presbyter- ian Church held its second meeting on 'Tuesday, March 13th in, the Church basem'ent, June Gilchrist opened •the meeting with a scripture reading. A friend was to be brought by each /member and these ladies were introduced: Donna Moffat introduced her guest Gladys. Johnston, .Marg Wilson introduc- ed Linda Rathwell, Lorene Con- ley brought Doris Hoffman, Linda Johnston brought Vona Gammie, June. Gilchrist and Wig Stanley had Irene Haldenby as their guest and Betty Anne Elphick introdUced Dianne Brooks. Yoga exercises followed, led. by Linda Johnston. A review of the' exercises done at the last meeting were perforined and also new ones were learned. A' Very interesting and amusing play called "To Catch a Thief, Be BraVe" was performed. The, cast of this play included Lois' Noble, Donna Johnston, June GilChrist and Betty Anne Elphick. A discussion period followed. Lunch was served and enjoyed by all. OVer coffee' it was decid-. Chalmers WHITECHURCH. NEWS Chalmers W.M.S. held their meeting Thursday, March'15 at the home of Mrs. Victor Wybenga. Mrs. Wallace. Conn, 1st vice piesident, presided in the absence of the, president Mrs. Wm. Rim- toul. Mrs. Conn opened the__ meeting with a poem. Urs. 'Wesley Tiffin read the scripture and Mrs. Johnston Conn. gave the meditation,. There are two types of workers. The hire- ling works for wages and the good shepherds, who work for God and Church, go "to the end of the earth and gives their work for their master free of charge. Learn to -take time. each day to know and acknowledge God and leave all your troubles 'to Him. Prayer was given by•Mrs. Earl Caslick. Mrs. Robert' Ross read a poem - A sheep for.a lamb. The roll call, a verse with the word angel, was answered by 11 • attenders. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Victor , Emer- son Thursday, April 19.. .An in- vitation was received, from Luck-. now 'W.M.S. to attend; their Meeting Tuesday, April 17 at 8 p.m. at 'the church. A. reading "How Readest Thou?' was giVen by Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, telling for what reasons many folks. read the Bible. The offer- ing was dedicated by Mrs. Bill. Evans. The birthday money was collected for January., February • and March. Mrs. Victor Wybenga gave'the topic entitled 'The Break Down of the Family. We must all be alert to what is going on in the world. All parents try to care for their children in their own way and give them education, religious and In many' cases authority or rules of the family are passed on from`parents to children who are busy doing their own things. Many on want to enjoy, with no root apply God's rules t learn to work nor responsibility, Our changing situations, ins of drifting along with the ci and to learn to honour our' A discussion followed your young people and how children be taught re going churdh? :Mrs. Wybenga read a real "An Open Letter to, God", Dear God - I'm certainly yOu made 'Sunday where yot You see its like this, Our wl, family Could attend most re ly 'if your Day came at a ni( convenient time. You've c as day that comes at the end hard week and we are all tit out. Not only that ,' but its day following Saturday nigh Saturday evening, you km is' one time we feel we shoul enjoy ourselves so we go tot movies and often its after in night when we get home, I can realize how its almost is possible to get the family up Sunday morning. YOu have en the very day we want-to sleep later, and it takes enot effort to get the children off Sunday School.: Then there t .dishes to wash and we altruist ways have a few things to tin out. I mean no disrespect Ls but you must remember you picked out the wrong day on which we have -our biggest di On top of it all the church ha fixed the hour.of worahfp.at the very hour we Must be cOol ing,our ham. Then too' have you ever thought of John? He is coop up in his office all the week Sunday morning is the on4•t' he has, to-tinker with the cat mow the ;lawn. When he gn into'old clothes and his hands all, greasy he really seems to enjoying' himself and I don't have the heart •to ask him to dress and go to church, I'm telling you' these thin Lord because I want you tog• our view point. Its really n our fault that, we're not able get to• church oftener than Eagter and thristmas: We'd to go and we need to pint are so many things to. see and so rhuch to do on week ends church kinda gets crowded .o You see you made a mistake choosing the wrong day. Its really the only day we haves oursely-,es; Hope fully pro, "I. M. ,Busy", The meeting closed with Unison. Grace was sung and hfroessthemsse nts repeating the Lord's Prayeria Mrs. , Wyben0.served LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev.' Robert Nicholls, B.A. Minister MARCH "25th Lent 3 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m.• Morning Worship Those wishing transportation to church Contact Wm. G. Hunter 528-7741 POINT TO PONDER The Challenge of tlevelopment is not that we should all become economists or social' scientists or politicians, but that we should all become more human. Vaughan Hinton "••••.?".••••••••••:0.6 04...".":".","4•141.0‘0%.**• Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 1973 IS CENTENNIAL YEAR Of THIS CHURCH MARCH 25th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m, Morning Worship .9%,"Aimoi.eNne4.eii""".".•'Nniaftm.." led to hold the next meeting. April 17th. Plans were made to bring clOthing and toys which are unwanted so'that:these could be distributed to people in need.- , •