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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-16, Page 10Picnic Held On Sunday Grapdmoilers: Meet At Yrinty le • =ilk 1.44, ok ‘0°'.1 ec‘'. dc x...0 .. : . e ?,s<c` .9 ,c.s 2. _,,cb Noo,,,.e ,p w ‘e6`• .,v,,, 9e e•c"‘N- N....cc. e ..,14N\- z.600,,.„z,s, \eie\z#‘9.4 c ok \5 .'y b,„\‘` ..A0 \.\. \c' . ' • . osce „.‘,,,as. .e,,,,, 0`‘,, s9Ves ,io‘)C-\;./.4%,. ,eiNe•40 v...\). .ccoc,e, Go6.•co•O\ee'•:: 9 • WP . ce% hi 444 * 00% *, (00.- tfr *C fir, sct ,,NLN LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH . Rev. L. Van Staalduinen Pastor SUNDAY, JUNE 20th ' Services at 10 a.m. — "The Word and Sacrament" 8 p.m. '- "How Soon , the Antichrist" 4 Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today CHOK-Sarnia, 8:30 a.m. Radio dial 1070 CFOS Owen Sound, 1:30 p.m. Radio dial 560 9 LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister JUNE 20th 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery provided for pre-school children Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. 'Minister Phone 528-2740. - SUNDAY, JUNE'20th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship • PAGE TIN • , THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16,.1976 • • 0 Olt A beautiful summer afternoon on • June 13th at Lu'cluiciw Central Public School grounds provided an excellent .setiing for the picnic of Sunday School 'and 'Church mem- bers of the Presbyterian Church... An afternoon of games, contests and good fellowship was enjoyed by all present, including few visitors. Bruce Raynard and Brian Gam- mie organized a baseball game for the older ones and laces for little ones started off the afternoon. Later all joined together • in the competitions. • Results were: relay races, 5 and under, David Hallam; and '7, Danny Gilchrist; 8 and 9, Tracy, McDonagh; 10 and 11 girls, Janice McInnes; 10 and 11 boys, Glen Raynard; 12- - 14 girls and boys, Rob Henderson; Cover 15, Brian Gammie; over 15 , ladies, Ruth• Henderson ' and Jean Hallam; minute race, Torn Henderson; kick the slipper, ladies, Joe-Marie .McCorinick; men, Jim Hallain; sack race, girls; 10 and under, Mae • Raynard and Sharon Struthers; boys 8 and under, Danny Gilchrist; boys ,,:.9 „- 15, Grant Gilchrist; married men, Brian .Gammie; girls 9 - 15, Lynn Elphick; ladies, 16 and over, Vana Gammie; shoe scram- . ble, George McInnes and Marion Raynard; life saver relay, ,Janice McInnes' team. The wee ones enjoyed balloons and a. candy scramble.. . All. sat down to a bountiful picnic lunch under the cool shade. trees. 'A very' special thanks to all those who turned out' or supported' our 1976 picnia, with hopes pf a bigger event next year. Donnybrook Donnybrook United Church' Women met at the home of. Mrs. Otto Weber on Tuesday evening', June 8 with a good attendance. Mrs. Glen McConnell opened the meeting with hymn 131, The Lord is my shepherd. Mrs. Glen McConnell read the scripture, Matthew 26, followed with the meditation. The hymn, Unto the hills around, was read as a responsive reading' followed with prayer. Mrs. McConnell 'read 'a poem. Mrs. J. Hildebrand used the story "I would rather die", from the observer with discussion fol- lowing. Mrs: Hildebrand read a poem "The Breath pf Spring". Hymn, What a friend we have in On June 10, the annual Grand-: mother's meeting was held at Trinity Church, with 20 members, 9 visitors and .3 children present. Mrs. Chester Hackett welcomed all the ladies and read a poem, My God, Is No Stranger. All joined in singing, How sweet the name of Jesus sounds. Mrs. Frank Alton led in prayer and then all' repeated the Lord's prayer in unison. Mrs. Cook gave a reading "The Gospel According to You". The minutes were answered with the name of a woman in' the Bible. Mrs. Tom Helm introduced the devotions with verses, from Tim- othy 1: 6 to 1.2. Hymn 174 was sung and. Mrs. Suzanne Andrew read seripture from Acts 4. • Mrs. Helm gave the, meditation "In • God's Hinds" assisted by Mrs. Suzanne Andrew with a poem "Deliver Us". All sang hymn 183, 0 Lord of Life and Suzanne dosed devotions with prayer. Mrs. Donald Hackett reported on 'a / meeting of the executives at Kirkton and then Mrs. Donald Hackett and Mrs. Douglas Raynard presented a skit on Missionary Givings as a guide to our Mission giving. )004$1rs. Ralph Canieron had the birthday the closest to, the meeting date. Mrs. Wm.°Andrew had the youngest grandchild. Mrs. W. 0. Hunter had the most grandchildren (16) and Mrs. Albert Cameron the most buttons on her dress. Mrs. Blake Alton Played two violin solos, accompanied by Mrs. Ken Alton on the piano. Mrs. Proctor had the wedding anniver- sary closest to January 1. Mrs. Proctor also 'won a contest, Mrs. Douglas Cameron .reported 'for the 4-H club "A Touch of Stitchery" and showed some of the completed samplers and wall hangings. Mrs. Ken Alton gave the Trinity Tattler. Following the remainder of the business, hymn 288, Saviour like a Shepherd lead us, was sung and Mrs. Cook closed the meeting with prayer. ,A dainty lunch was served by The committee in charge. The July meeting will, be held a. little later in the month than usual so watch for the announcement. Jesus, was sung. Mrs. Hildebrand gave , a prayer. Mrs. E. Snowden took over the business part of the meeting; Mrs. M. Johnston reported sending the bale. Hymn 199 was sung and Mrs. J. Hildebrand gave the closing pray- • er. Mrs. Ernest Snowden and Mrs. Wes Jefferson , assisted the hostess serve lunch. Unit 1 U.C.W. Mrs. Raynard Ackert welcomed the members of Unit 1, Lucknow United Church Women to her home on Tuesday afternoon, June 1st. There were. 21 members and, one adult and one child as visitors present. ' The roll call was answered with a • favourite spring flower. . Mrs. Chas. MacDonald welcorn- ed all and opened the meeting with a poem "We Thank Thee Father". The hymn "This is- my Father KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL ' CHURCH _ Pastor Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst 10 a.rn. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship Service 7:30 p.m. Evening Service Midweek Prayer Service Wednesday at 8 o'clock C.A. (Young People) Friday at 8:00 p.m.' r DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Doug Zehr, Pastor Phone 529-7751 SERVICES 10:00' a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME ,A4+++++.4444444444444+4+4- world" was sung. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Andrew Ritchie. The convener for Citizen- ship, Mrs, Lorne Woods, gave a paper on Human Rights from the Habitat Conference being held in . Vancouver. Mrs. Eldon Henderson gave a reading "A Kindly Deed" and an excellent report on com- munity friendship and visiting. Mrs. Glen Walden, convener for social functions, gave the report of 2 banquets and thanked: all 'who had helped.. Mrs. Russ Button gave a paper on Stewardship, and Mrs. W. G. Hunter, convener for supply and welfare, gave a report and a special collection was taken, for Angola. Mrs. Eldon Henderson, MrS. Cliff Menary and. Mrs. Murdock MacDonald were in charge of the program. The devotional was opened by singing hymn "What a friend we have in Jesus". Mrs.. Lorne Woods read the scripture from St. Paul's letters to the Thessalonians and Mrs. Cliff Menary gave a good commentary on the passages read, followed by prayer. The hymn "Take time to , be Holy" was sung. Mrs. Glen Walden 'very capably gave the study on China dealing especially, with the change in health care since the-revolution in 1949. Previous to this time not even minimal steps were undertaken in sanitation," innoculation, etc. to prevent dis- ease. Mrs. Henderson gave a reading ,"If God went on strike!' and closed with prayer and thanked all who helped, with the program. Mrs. MacDonald gave courtesy remarks and closed with the mizpah benediction and grace was sung. Following a. very successful hobby sale with Mrs. Glen Walden auctioneer, lunch was served by the hostess and committee. Whitechurch 'UCW WHITECHURCH NEWS The Whitechurch United Church Women held their meeting June 3 at the home of Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm with an attendance 'of 12. Mrs. Tom Davidson, convener of stewardship, was in charge, of the meeting. The hymn, "Who is on the' Lord's side" was, sung. •Mrs. Gerald Smith led in prayer and gave, a reading. Mrs. Dalton Schultz read scrip- ture, Matthew 5: 1-16 and 2nd Corinthians 4: 5-7. Mrs. Davidson gave thd meditation on Steward- ship followed by the hymn "Come 'let us sing of a wonderful love'% • Mrs. Davidson read "Take My Life and Let It Be", The call was answered by telling the story of a picture brought. . The meeting, cloSed. Grace was sung' and a birthday tea followed., W.M.S. Afternoon Auxiliary The Women's Missionary Soc- iety of the Presbyterian Chinch, Lucknow, met in the Sunday School room for the June meeting with an attendance of 20. Mrs. Omar Brooks presided, and opened the meeting with the theme and purpose of the W.M.S. repeated in unison.. Following the hymn, Mrs. Loree led in prayer. The . secretary read the corres- pondence, a letter clarifying the origin and purpose of the World Day of Prayer. The supply, secretary reported that $50.00 had been given for the supply.fund, and anyone wishing to donate clothing for the bale should leave it with her. The July picnic meeting'was discussed, and it' was decided to invite the Evening Auxiliary and the W:M.S. in Whitechurch. Mrs. Brooks was asked to arrange for a speaker for the meeting. A vote of thanks was extended to all the ladies who assisted at the Presby- terial dinner. Mrs. Wm.' Reid gave the Bible. Study, "A date, with destiny'', reading from Esther, "Who know- est Whether thou art come to'the Kingdom for such a time as this". Mrs. Brooks gave the offertory ' prayer, Mrs. George 'Kennedy had the Mission Study, the theme.being following Christ into the world. It' in h the had to do with the Kdrean Church, and thO place Korean women seek church. She was assisted by Mrs. Win. Porteous (Mt's. Young), Mrs, Wm. Reid (Rev. Kyung) and Mrs. Noble Johnston (Dr. In Ho tee). The discussion gave an insight intoienhtoorethhewopmroebn.lertis of the Mrs. Brooks thanked all who had, taken part in the meeting, and folloWing hyttin 571, Mrs. Cum- pmrianyn ge closed the meeting with •