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Visitors recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Stanley of tucknow
were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tollefson
and family •of Port Credit and
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bedford of
Toronto.
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!IAIONE 528-3001
Mark 100th Anniversary
Of Presbyterian Church
WHITE. STORE
d Mrs. Bill Johnston ,
it and David Noble of Wit
,Mr, and Mrs. Art Le-
and Robbie and Jim of
r and Bill Johnston of
were visitors last week end
, and Mrs. Noble Johnston
Stewart of Dundas; Mr
, Allan Stewart, Kim ,
Ind John'of Burlington; Mr.
. Jack Wilson, Sandra and
Miss Winnie Stewart of
spent the week end with
er Mrs. Philip ,Stewart
ow and attended the anni -
services in the Lucknow
titan Church.
Id Ritchie of Lucknow re-
home last week from •
e Hospital in TorOnto
eunderwent surgery,,
Mr. and. Mrs, Huntly Gordon of
London were week end visitors in
Lucknow.with Mr. and 'Mrs. Cam-
eron MacDonald and attended
anniversary services at Lucknow
Presbyterian Church.
Dinner guests with Mr. and.
Mrs.' R. J. Kaake of Walkerton
on Saturday, April 21st were Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Stanley of Luck-
now, Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Tollef-
son and family of Port Credit,
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bedford of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Stanley, Ripley, Mr. and'Mrs.
Doug Stanley and Shaun, Art Stan.
ley, Danny Fisher, all of Culross
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stan-
ley and girls of.Kinlough.
The 100th anniversary of the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church was
marked on Sunday-with large
congregations both morning and
evening.
Guest minister for the special
event was,Dr. Finlay G. Stewart
of Kitchener, a past moderator
of the church and minister of St;
Andrew Presbyterian Church in
Kitchener for thirty-six years. •
"I am sure, Lucknow yOuth will
richly benefit from this venture
and with it goes my best wishes
tor success" is the comment of
Lila (Richards) Hislop in sending
a contribution to the swimming.
pool fund.
"Would never want to be with-
out it now , it's a great 'paper",
writes Margaret Griffin of Det-
roit in renewing her Sentinel sub.
scription..
Dr. Stewart is well known from
.appearances on Sunday Morning
church telecasts from Kitchener.
Associated with him in the
service was Rev. Glenn Noh,le,,
minister of, the Lucknow congreg-
ation since 1969.
Guest soloists at the services
were Mrs.' Edward Ebanks 'of Lon-
don, the former Mary Lillian.
MacKenzie., daughter of Judge
Stuart MacKenzie and, Mrs. Mac-
Kenzie. She has been ,a frequent
visitor with relatives here over
the years and is known to many
local people. Mrs. Ebanks sang
in the morning. At both morn-
ing and evening services, Lloyd
Stewart .of Dundas, son of Mrs.
Philip Stewirt of Lucknow and
the late Mr. Stewart, 'sang solo
numbers.
For a number of years Lloyd
was soloist in the church of Rev.
Finlay Stewart in Kitchener.
Lloydttewart also presented a
pulpit book of praise to the
church, on behalf of the Stewart
• family ,'in memory of his father
the late Philip Stewart..
Special music was , provided
by the church male quartette
of Cyril Brown, Dale Haldenby,
Austin Loree and Norman Tay-
lor, both morning and evening.
Piano and organ duet music
was provided by, Mrs. William
Scott, director of music and
.Norman Taylor.
Church history books, compil-
ed for the 100th anniversary,
were available at both services.
Twelve ministers have served
the Lucknow congregation in
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its 100 year history. They are
Rev. John B. Taylor, 1873-1882;
Rev. John McNabb, 1882-1886;
Rev. Duncan Cameron, :1882-
1886; Rev. Angus McKay , 1886 -
1904; Rev. D. T. Mc Kerr011 ,
1904-1910; Rev. J. Duncan, 1910.-
1916;.Rev. R. McCallum ,.1917-
1925; Rev. C. H. MacDonald,
1925-1950; Rev. C. Winn, 1950-
1954; Rev. W. McClean., 1954-
1960; Rev. R. McLeod, 19.60-1968;
Rev., G. Noble, 1969 -
Three ministers went forth from
the Lucknow congregation,' Rev.
George Douglas, Rev. Douglas
MacDonald and Rev. William
'Henderson;
Lady missionaries from the.
Lucknow congregation have. been
Annie MacKenzie, \Isabel McIn-
tosh, Ethel Cameron and Dorothy
Douglas:
Mel
Stanley,
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LUCKNOW
PHONE 5283430.
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