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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-30, Page 10.air ier Lucknow Presbyterian- Church Rev. 'Glenn Noble, B.A„ B.D. Minister Phone 528-270: 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 'a.m. Morning ors `'p. Joint services, with Lucknow United and South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches July 4 - July 25 In Lucknow United Church August 1 - August 15 In South Kinloss Presbyterian Church August 22 - September 5 In Lucknow Presbyterian Church -.• air Alli• IP IP dir• APP IP .....41Pdr. LUCKNOW %UNITED CHURCH SCHEDULE FOR •SUMMER WORSHIP , Worshiping with Lucknow and South Kinloss Presbyterian i • Churches 11 a.m. Morning Worship ' ' July 4 - July 25 In Lucknow. United Church 1 August'1 - August 15 In South ' Kinloss Presbyterian Church August 22 - September 5 ,-, In Lucknow Presbyterian Church . � •• • 1,1 4i Pw, k. xF Pi PAGE 7` Y1d THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO . iri„Ashfield Present Special Sunday ad Anniversary, Attendance Awards ' Trinity Ashfield Isinited Church Sunday School held their 7th. 'anniversary churchservice on Sunday, June' 27th. ' The service opened with "'the, Church is wherever God's people are praising. The call to worship was givenby the Junior Intermed- iate class, John Barger, Heather Gibson, Janice Hackett, Shirley Scott and 'Brian Hackett. ' The Kindergarten class sang .. Jesus • lovesme;., They are Donna Raynard, Shawna. Andrew, Janine 'Helm,, Jason Cameron and Michel- le Gibson. Responsive reading and Gloria were repeated by the Junior Class of • Brenda Hackett, Kevin Alton, George Alton, Patty Barger, and : Elizabeth Wilkins God takes care of me was sung by the`Primary Class, Donna' Scott, • Jamie Alton, Michael. Barger,, Scott Hackett, Debbie Raynard, and Nancy .Hunt- er. Lori Hackett read,the scripture,. Philippians 4: 4-9 from. the ``Living Bible" followed by a prayer by Ian Hackett. The Primar Junior class, Suzanne Alton, Steven Alton, Paul Hackett, Kenny Wilkins and Diane Raynard gave a reading "We Are Missionaries" followed by a pray- en This is my Father's world was then sung. Readings on "Two Views of Life" were given ` by Junior. High students, Jamie Hack- ett, Gordon Alton, Paul Zinn, Greg Hackett and Jack Wilkins. Frank___ . Alton, . _. _superintendent, reported on the Foster Child whose education » is greatly ' helpedby donations of the Sunday School. Alex Irvin and Doug Blake took up. the offering withthe prayer being given by Karen Reurink, all from the Junior.High Class. Senior High class members Susan Irvin, Mary Anne Alton, , Murray . Irvin, Bill Wilkins and . Michael.. Hackett presented a skit, "Life is Unfinish- ed Business". Hymn 253, Be Thou my . vision was sung. Shirley Hackett presented . , a Plaque of The Praying Hands and Prayer of Serenity for _ completing the ;second half of the catechism to Senior Intermediates, Lori Hackett, Sharon Alton, Janet Wilkins and • Ian Hackett. . Marian Zinn presented a » Bible for completing the first .half of the catechism to Junior Intermediates Heater Gibson, Brian Hackett, Janice Hackett and. Shirley Scott. Evelyn ^Hackett presented the certificates for Primary catechism to Junior Class members, George 'Alton and Kevin Alton. The presentation ,of attendance awards was made by Terry Zinn and Murray Irvin.: Seal and . Wreath • (year , in brackets) .awards for attendance were given to: Kindergarten teachers, Marie Wilkins, Shirley . Hunter: Donna Raynard (3), Shawna Andrew (1), Janine Helm (1). • Primary - teachers, Marie Bug- s er, Joan Livingston: Donna' Scott (5), Jamie Alton (5), ' Michael Barger (4), Scott Hackett' . (4), Debbie Raynard (5), Nancy Hunter (4). Primary Junior • teachers, Hon- nie Scott, Leone Cranston: Kirsten, Irwin (3), Suzanne ' Alton (8), Steven Alton '(7), Paul Hackett (6), Kenny Wilkins (8),'Dianne 'Rayn- ard (6). Junior - teachers, Evelyn Hack- ett, Dona. Campbell: Elizabeth Wilkins (10), Brenda ' Hackett (8), George Alton (8), Kevin Alton (9). ' • Junior Intermediate - teachers, Marian Zinn, Dora Alton: Brian Hackett (10), 'Janice Hackett (10), Shirley Scott (9). , •Senior Intermediate - teachers, Shirley Hackett, Warren Zinn: Sharon Alton (11), Gail Hackett (10), Janet Wilkins (13), Lori Hackett (13), Ian 'Hackett (11), Bill Scott (9), Jeff Hunter (12). Junior High teachers, MaryLou Raynard, Joan Helm; Paul Zinn (14), Jamie Hackett .(12), Doug Blake (12), Alex Irvin (13), Jack Wilkins (15), Greg ' Hackett (12), Martin Scott (9), Gordon Alton (12), Ken Ritchie ; (11), Karen Reurink (7). Senior High - teachers, Suzanne Andrew, Belle Hackett: Susan. Irvin (15), Joan Hackett (15), Murray Irvin (16), .;Bill Wilkins (18), Michael Hackett (14), . Donna Hackett (14), Cheryl Hackett (12), Paul Blake (14), Mary Ann Alton (15), Bev Blake (17), Reine Reurink (6): Rev. Cook closed the service with the benediction. Whitechurch C.O.C. WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch' C.O.C. held their June meeting on. Sunday, June 27 during church service.' : The call to worship was given by David Ross. The scripture was read by Eddie de Boer. Ross Pickard led in prayer. The minutes were read by Donald de Boer. The roll call was answered by 11 members with a verse with word "Love". The birthday calendarwas marked: / Plans were made for a picnic to be held at Teeswater when a date can be arranged. "The offering was received by Karen Elliott and dedicated by Kendra Purdon. Mrs. Archie Purdon . gave the Juniors their story. Mrs. Hugh Simpson gave the Senior Bible story, a ' chapter from the study book, "Shepherds .Lost Sheep". PHONE 528-2822 WITH .YOUR' WANT ADS freeman Olson Gravel Pit 11/4 °Miles West Of Dungannon CHOICE CEMENT GRAVEL' CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL .. SAND,» 3/4 STONE, TOP FILL • FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE PIT RUN GRAVEL ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE 10 METRIC TONS -, .72046 LBS. Picnic Held At Brookside Trinity Ashfield United Church Sunday School held their annual.. congregational picnic at Brookside School on Sunday afternoon, June 27th. Baseball was playedbeginning at 2.30 withthe races at 3. • Race winners were: pre school, Shawna Andrew, Janine Helm; girls, kindergarten and grade 1,, Donna Scott, Nancy Hunter; boys. grade 2. and 3, Paul Hackett, Kenny Wilkins;. girls grade 2 and 3, Janice Cook, Debbie Raynard; boys grade 4 and 5, " George Alton, . Steven Alton; girls grade 4 and 5, Brenda Hackett, Suzanne Alton; girls grade' 6 and 7, Shirley . Scott, Patty Barger; boys grade 6 and 7, Gerald Cook, Kevin Alton; boys 3 -legged race, Gerald Cook and Kevin Alton; George :Alton and Steve Alton; girls 3 -legged race, Brenda Hackett and Janice Cook; : Patty Barger and Shirley Scott; boy kick the slipper, George Alton, Kevin Alton; girl kick the slipper, Shirley • Scott, Janice Cook. Nearest birthday, Lorne Hackett; largest family Wm. Andrew Sr.; woman with dressand earrings, Ali Reurink lucky chair, Joan Helm; closest anniversary, Shirley and John Hunter; man with tie, Warren Zinn; relay race, Pat Barger, Scott .Hackett, Paul' Hackett, . Jamie Cook, Debbie Raynard. A peanut and' candy' scramble preceded supper which was served at 5.30 in the auditorium. KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH • Pastor Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst 10 a.m. 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. 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 `re •do \ON o ier' egab ei �• " e ce he �a'� ea �e`a a,o‘a� < e ,t`y ‘Nc,\ ea a,'c` ' C Qe� o e�` o '�%r ° '`P ' of ‘'`‘.c‘tire.i 6:`5%e tia tN, a \.c5\ot1 • • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30,1!76 vciPo• 04‘ 99 eto 0,0 Chalmers W ♦M.:S: WHITE, CHURCH NEWS Chalmers Women's Missionary Society held their June meeting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John de Boer with an..attehdance of. 14. The call to worship was given by the leader Mrs. Bill Evans. The hymn 0 God our help in ages past was sung. The scripture was read by Mrs. Bill Rintoul and she also gave the meditation. Mrs. Caslick led in prayer. Mrs. Wesley Tiffin read a reading of Padre Young's on Right and Wrong. People want good things and their .:intentions are the best but how many find they have taken the wrong road. Mrs. Victor Emerson- gave the topic Right ' or Wrong. Mrs. Dawson Craig gave a reading sent out by Mrs. Mary Coulter, Eternal• Verities on the subject of flowers. Many beautiful flowers are trodden underfoot. Just so . in life many times what should be precious has been trodden underfoot: • The eternal .verities, faith, hope and love left us above all and save us from being engulfed in what is material and changeful. Mrs. Wallace Conn' 'gave a . reading Needle & Thread. All sang the hymn For the beauty of the earth. Mrs. John. de Boer, president,, presided and thanked all for attending and opened the business with a Father's Day reading. Mrs. Gordon Rintoul, secretary, read the correspondence. An invitation was received from Lucknow to attend their meeting on July 7 at 2.30 and be responsible for a number. ,The invitation was accepted. Arrange- ments were made for serving lunch to Bruce Maitland Presbyterial on Tuesday evening, June 22nd at Chalmers, Whitechurch. The next W.M.S. meeting will be held at the' home of Mrs.. Wallace Conn. The roll call was answered by giving a Bible verse where mention is made of a bird e.g. .eagle, bittern,, hawk, dove, lapwing, ospray, raven, owl, swan. The offering was received and 'dedicat- ed by Mrs. Bill Purdon. The hymn, God be with you till we meet again was sung. The meeting closed by all repeating the' Lord's Prayer. The Ladies Aid was held. The collection received and closed with the niizpah benediction. Grace was sung and the hostess served lunch. Mrs. Gordon Rintoul gave the courtesy remarks. -Your donation to the CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY assists in this work • Research • Education • Service to Patients LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev. L. Van Staalduinen Pastor SUNDAY, JULY.4th Services at 10 a.m.. -- "The Cleansing" 8 p.m. -- "Work While it is Day" Listen to the Back to God Hour Message' of Today CHOIR Sarnia,' 8:30 a,m. Radio dial 1070 CFOS• Owen Sound, 1:30 pin Radio dial 560