The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-07-25, Page 10fl
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4-H Club Meets
Kingsbndge C.111,1
Hold Talent Show
A community talent show spa°
sored by the Kingsbridge C.W.4
was held in the Parish Hall on
Sunday evening July 15th. Dona
Frayne was master of ceremonie
and introduced the following th
hers: solos by Bill Black, acconf
panying himself on the guitar;
songs by the pupils, of St. Joseph'
school, accompanied by Denise:
Dalton at the piano; solos by
Donna Sue Errington, =opal
ing herself on the guitar; piano
solOs by Deniie Dalton; "Oliver"
a musical show by the young
people of the Parish which show
ed a lot of good talents; songs 'bb
,,S.hawn, Paul and Jennifer Drell&
with self -accompaniment on the,
guitar and autoharp; Scottish dad
cing 'by Kathy Simpson, accot
pulled by. D. A. MacLennan
With the bagpipes; solo by Mark
anne Frayne; Scottish dancing 11
}dry Lillian Simpson and Helen
impion, accompanied by DaVij
MacDonald; bagpipe niunbers
D. A. MacLennan and Dave Mil
Donald; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Sirinett and six daughters of Dal
Mit entertained with both Irish al
Scottish favourites with bank),
violin, guitar 'and tambourines;
flay Dalton joined in with die
Sinnett 'and later was joil
ed by Reverend' Father Ed
Dentinger for a community sing
song.
WEDNESDAY, JUL"( 24 1 THE .14ICKHOW SENTINEL, LOCKNOW, ONTARIO
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rs..Jehn /reward -thinked .
the catering committee, and
ho * helped With, the-- Grade--
ht 'binigiset. UMW be.
served at the .- Local Talent .
..Night being- hellit,:Sunday,, july.
Volunteere to help that
.-----tnight are Mre. Clarence
• Doherty, Mrs. Walter Clare,
Mrs. Fred Crawford, Mrs. Her—.
man Riegling, Mrs. ',Stan
Doherty arid Mrs. 'Eugene
:FraYne.
The have .a booth
the Craft Festival in
Lucknow on August 4 in
operation between the hours of
1 to 5:30. Baking, produce'from
the garden,. canned'. goods,
salads, church plates, etc. Will
be on sale. Our offer to 'have
the Deanery Meeting held at
evening, July 11,
, 80 C.W.L. held
monthly meeting, in St.
rialt Hall. with' *P.
20 members in.a,t- •
nee. Mrs. John Howard,
nt, called the meeting to
r and Father- Edward Den-
ted in the 'League, •
sice of *the ^Recor;
tary" the minutes of.
meeting were read
O'Keefe. Mrs. :Frank
read the corresposi-
embers Were urged to
it 'anti abortion let-
have not already.
theo*!s-;t111
nothr - tot
Mrs. Eugene Frayne, ,mem-
bership convener, called the
roll: There are now 54 members
and 13 gift memberships. Mrs.
Cyril AuStin gave the
treasurer's report
Mrs. Joe Courtney, Social
Action and Cultural Life Con-
vener reported on ticket sales
foethe Prize Draw being held
on Local Talent Night; the
leaderehip course for 'young
People held at Camp Huronia
,in June; recent birthdays
ref) entlbered and to be remem-
bered; Grade 8 Graduation and
some off , the achievements and
pictures- Of' our young people.
Mrs.' Frank 'Riegling gave her
Consumers' Report that in-
cluded many useful tips.
Father Ed. Dentinger spoke a.
few words. He reminded mem,-
hers that there was strength in
unity,and numbers and that we
should work' together against
abOrtion- Anti:abortion stickers
tote used on cars are available
at the back of the church.
Mrs. Frank Riegling moved
that the meeting .be adjourned.
Fr. Dentinger led in the Prayer
to -Our Lady of Good Cpunsel.
During lunch the Mystery
Prize was won by Mrs: Frank
Riegling.
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Frotbit000 Church
REV. GLENN NOBLE, MINISTER.
.-..oUR CENTENNIAL YEAR
'CONTINUES •
NEXT SUNDAY, JULY 29th AT .11 A.M..'
REV. ROBERT NICHOLLS OF THE
LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH
WILL BE IN •CHARGE OF THE SERVICE
SPECIAL MUSIC. BY OUR OWN INSTRUMENTAL GROUP
'Sunday,. August Stb
WE CELEBRATE OUR •
HOMECOMING
WITH SERVICES AT 11 A.M. AND 7:31I P.M.
SPECIAL GUEST MINISTER
Rev. William Henderson of Woodstock
formerly of Lucknow ,
SPECIAL MUSIC BY
Allan Stewart of Burlington
MacDontdd 'Sisters
Mrs 'Sharyn Thompson (Mowbray)
Qiiarteite
LUNCH TO BE SERVED
Kitiloqgh
KINLOUGH NEWS
The Presbyterian Women's
Missionary Society held their
July meeting at the home of Mrs.
Don Bushell. The president
Mrs. Jack Barr presided and open-
ed with a poem ,"No man is too
big" followed 'by the hymn "Jesus
the very thought of Thee". , •
A film strip "Venture for
Christ" was shown.
Mrs. Tom MacDonald and Mrs.
Ruth Wilson were in charge of the
program. Mrs. Tom MacDonald
read the scripture and conducted
a question and answer period of
the different religions of India
and read an article about the diff-
erent religious. Mrs. Ruth Wil-
son, who. has corresponded for
years with Pen pals from India,
told of their religions, their prob-
lems and progress.
The hymn "What a friend we,
have in. Jesus" and the Grace were
sung. Prayer 'closed the meet-
ing.' Refreshments were served
and the August hostess will be
Mrs. 'Don Robertson.
Chalmers .'WMS
WHITECHURCH NEWS
On ' Wednesday at 2 p.m. Chal-
mers W.M.S. and the C.O.C.
met in the Sunday School room.
Mrs. Bill Rintoul president gave
the call to worship. Following a
hymn Mrs. Rintoul led in prayer.
The -scripture was read by Mrs.
Earl Caslick.
The Bible Story "Di the begin-
ning" was given by Mrs. Johnston
Conn. Donald 'de Boer gave a
reading.
An invitation was received from
South Kinloss to attend their
meeting October 8th when slides
will be shown. A, thank you card
was, received from Mrs. Gordon
Rintoul for cards and visits while a
patient in Wingham Hospital.
The roll call was. answered with
"Favorite Bible Study". Eddie
de Boer received the offering.
Donald de Boer gave the offering
prayer.'
Mrs. Bill'Evans. gave a reading
Children of Special. Needs". Ws.
John de Boer gave a reading. All
sang Jesus is our Shepherd. Mrs.
Bill Rintoul gave the closing pray-
er.
South Kinloss
WAS.
The July meeting of South
Kinloss W.M.S. was held at the
home of Mrs. Jack Needham.
The President, Mrs. Bruce Ham-
ilton presided. A Hymn was
sung and The Lord's Praye re-.
peated in unison.
Several items of business were
discussed - a letter was read
from Brucelea Haven asking the
Society to put on a programme
at Brucelea October 25th. Mrs. •
Donald MacIntyre and Mrs. Ira
Dickie volunteered to take care
of a programme and Mrs. Frank
MacKenzie and Mrs, Ted Collyer
to decide on treats. Members
were reminded of the Life Mem-
bership fund.
Mrs. Jack Needham favoured
with a piano solo. Mrs. Donald
Maclntyre had the Study of India
and slides were shown of India *.
These pioved very interesting and
Kingebridge has been accepted.
It will be held on a Wednesday
in SepteMber or October. A,
definite date to be chosen later,
•
The Centennial Book's available
.at The Lucknow Sentinel, Fish-
er's Barber Shop and 'from Mrs.
Ena Henderson.
informative. The Roll Call was.
answered - Name and Indian
,religion. A reading followed by
Mrs. Harold Campbell - "Patches.;
of Blue." Mrs. Ted Collyer,
Mrs. Gib Hamilton and Mrs. Ira
Dickie took part in the prayer
circle;
The August Meeting of the W.
M.S. will be held in the base,-
ment of the church August 1
at 8p. m.
On July 10 at Howard Culbertts
beef farm , the Dungannon Calf
Club held their 4-F1-meeting.
They opened the meeting with the
4-H Pledge. They discussed
the business.' Then Mr. Culbert
explained his farm system, After
they took up their '4-H Quiz,
they had a very good lunch.
, The Bible Study John 15 follo-
wed with the group being divided
and then discussing their probl-
ems together.
Courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. Harpld Campbell and
the closing prayer by Mrs. Rank
MacKenzie. Grace was sung and
a tasty lunch was served.
Dan Rcise will show pictures and
tell of his work in Africa in
South. Kinloss Church Sunday
July 29th at 8 p.m. Everyone
welcome.
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2740
1973 IS CENTENNIAL YEAR
OF THIS CHURCH
10 a.m. Sunday School
SUMMER SERVICES
Services at 11:00 cm.
Joint services with .
Lucknow United Church and
South. Maims Church
At Lucknow United Church
July 1, 8, 15 and 22
Church
July 29, August 5 and 12
At South Kinloss Church
August 19, 26, and September 2
HOMECOMING SERVICE '
August 5
Rev. Win. Henderson,
guest speaker
Morning and evening:services
At Lucknow thoinsbyterian
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At the end of the programa
prize draw was made; first prig
a -hand knit. afghan knit. by Mrs.
Dennis Dalton, was won by .
Drennan of Goderich; second
$25. won by Mfi. Bill Snack
hayfield; third. prize $10; cash
won by Theo Van Diepen ,
7 Lucknow; fourth prize a wall
won by Mrs. Wilfred Hogan a
Toronto.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, Ris.‘*
Minister
SCHEDULE FOR 'SUMMER SERVICES
Joint services with Ludlow ai South Kinloss Presbyterieni Churches
11, a.m. Morning Ws*
July 1st to July 22nd
In Lucknow United Chick.
July 22nd to Augusil2th
In Lucknow Presbyterian
Church
August 19th to September 281
South Kinloss Presbyterian.
Church
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
J. W. Van Stagnant
Pastor
Services:
10:00 a.m. Service
2:30 p.m. Service
(Dutch, 1st Sunday of
the month)
Hymn Sing, 1st 'Sunday
of 'the month, 8:00 pan;,
VISITORS WELCOME-'
PRESBYTERIAN •
REFoRm.ED, ,CHURCH.
„,AT LOCH/44H
. will hold
MORNING **mop AT 11
throughout the summer Months
Rev, David .Freeman.
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