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Rev. Gerald B. Wilson
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KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
June 5, 6, 7,8
SUNDAY 10 a.m. Parent-Teen
11 a.m. Family To Be or Not To Be
2.30 p.m. Total Teen
7.30 p.m. As for Me and My House
MONDAY 7.45 p.m. Art of Discipline
TUESDAY 7.45 p.m'. The Bed Undefiled
- Adults Only
WEDNESDAY 7.45 p.m. The Art of Communication
Concern for youth is theme
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, JUNE I t 1977
PAGE TEN
The Goderich and District Pro
Life Group held their meeting on
Tuesday, May 17 at the former St.
Elizabeth School.
It was decided to send letters
from the group to each of the local
candidates in the ' forthcoming
provincial elections. He or she will
be asked if they favour stricter
interpretation of the present abor-
tion law to protect the lives of the
unborn children.
An opinion is also requested
concerning the announcement by
Marc Lalonde, federal Minister of
Health, that he wishes the provinc-
es to set up "Women's Clinics'
where abortions would be made
available. This would certainly
lead to a marked increase in the
number of abortions performed.
Adrian Keet, a farmer from the
Wingham area, and past president
of the Wingham Voice for Life,
completed a ' 350 mile walk to
Ottawa in 17 days, in support of Pro
"Concern" was the theme of
the May meeting of Maitland
Presbyterial Society of the WMS
of the Presbyterian Church in
Canada. It was held on Monday,
May 16, in Chalmers Church,
Whitechurch. Mrs. Don Ross pre-
sided at the organ for the hymns
and musical numbers.
The meeting opened with in-
vocation by Mrs. Don Robertson,
president, followed by devotions
by the Brussels group. Mrs.
Matheson read the scripture,
meditation was given by Mrs.
Imes, followed by prayer by Mrs.
Mair.
Mrs. John de Boer welcomed
everyone to Chalmers. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read by Mrs. Ewen MacLean and
approved. Mrs. Don MacAdam
read the correspondence and the
treasurer's report was given. by
Mrs. Evan Keith. Rev. Gentle of
Southampton brought greetings
from Presbytery.
A vocal duet by Mrs. H. S.
Wardrop and Mrs. William Gib-
son was much enjoyed.
Honorary membership certifi-
cates were presented to Mrs.
Lloyd Felker by Mrs. George
MacDonald, both of Molesworth,
and to Mrs. Don Robertson by
Mrs. Tom MacDonald, both of
Kinlough. Mrs. Felker and Mrs.
Robertson thanked the socieites
most graciously.
Mrs. J. W. English introduced
Frank Whilsmith, guest speaker,
telling of his work with the
various organizations and the
offices he has held. •
Mr. Whilsmith took as his topic
"Youth", in connection with the
theme. He spoke of the chal-
le_nges of today's youth, demon-
strations, etc., economic freedom
and the seeking of religious free-
dom. "We must be strong intel-
lectually and morally, also in
faith and religion," he said. In 70
per cent of the world, socialism is
being sought.
The speaker praised the great
work of the Hollywood Presby-
terian Church which sent out 500
to 600young people to witness and
tell of the love of Jesus Christ;
and made the film, "Living the
Jesus Way", which did so much
goOd.
Mrs. Nugent of Ripley con-
ducted the In Memoriam service.
The delegates to the Synodical
in Stratford, Mrs. Gibson of
Molesworth; Mrs. P. Steer, South
Kinloss; Mrs. G. Mundell, Blue-
vale; and Mrs. Joe Martin of
Brussels, each gave an excellent
LIFE MEMBERSHIP
Mrs. Robert
Ritter Was UCW
Speaker
The general meeting of Lucknow
United Church Women was held in
the Fellowship Room on Tuesday,
May 24 at 8.00 p.m. The president,
Mrs. Glen Walden, welcomed the
24 ladies" with a poem entitled
"Take Time".
The Stewardship Division was in
charge of the program with Miss
Elizabeth Ritchie convener, assist-
ed by Mrs. Gordon Morrison, Mrs.
Robert Irwin, Mrs. Jack Treleaven
and Mrs. Alex Andrew. Hymns
"What a friend" and "Take my
life", accompanied by Mrs. Gordon
-Czyley;were- wag- by the-Wits.
Mrs. Gordon Morrison read the
scripture and Mrs. Alex Andrew
led in prayer. A piano duet "The
Green Leaves of Summer" by Kay
and Karl Morrison was enjoyed by
the ladies. Mrs. Jack Treleaven
and Mrs. Robert Irwin presented a
humorous skit based on the theme
"Stewardship".
Mrs. Eldon Bradley introduced
the guest speaker of the evening,
Mrs. Robert Ritter of Wingham.
Mrs. Ritter spoke on the work and
projects of the Auxiliary of the
Wingham and District Hospital.
She outlined, many historical facts
as well as the current affairs and
activities. Mrs. Ritter stressed the
fact that the hospital is a district
one and everyone benefits from the
Auxiliary involvement. Mrs. Vern-
on Hunter expressed thanks and
appreciation to Mrs. Ritter.
Mrs. Glen Walden presided over
the business portion of the
meeting. Mrs. Raynard Ackert
reported that, Mrs. Robert Finlay
will be the new corresponding
secretary. The minutes, corres-
pondence and treasurer's report
were read.
A Life Membership was present-
ed to Mrs. Allan Johnson by Mrs.
Jack Treleaven. Mrs. Johnson
expressed her appreciation to the
ladies and wished the U.C.W. all
the best in the future.
It was decided to hold the Annual
Fall Anniversary Supper again this
year and the prices were set. Mrs.
Walden closed the meeting with
prayer.
was by Mrs. Ralph Nixon, Wing-
ham.
The fall board meeting will be
held in Belmore on September 19
at 2 p.m. The Biennial Con-
ference is to take place on Octo-
ber 29 in Don Mills.
Life. He arrived in time for the
Festival for Life which was held
May 5 to 7. •
Adrian was greeted on his arrival
in Ottawa by Marion Dewar,
Deputy Mayor and, Pro Life
members. During his walk Adrian
encountered only one slight un-
pleasant incident. He is convinced
that the majority of people are
opposed to liberal abortion laws.
While in Ottawa Adrian was
interviewed on a 12 minute T.V.
show and an hour long open line
radio show. Since returning he was
interviewed by Jim Swan of CKNX
radio. Adrian constantly reminds
people that he is not just
anti-abortion, he is Pro Life. This
takes in the dignity of all human
life, the pre-born, youth, aged,
handicapped and mentally retard.
ed.
Money raised by the walk will be
divided between Pro Life and
Mrs. Marian
Zinn Was
UCW Speaker
DUNGANNON NEWS
Intended for last week
There was a pot luck dinner and
meeting of, Dungannon United
Church Women in the church
basement on Monday at 12.30 with
24 visitors and 22 'members. Mrs.
Elma Reed and Mrs. Tinie Logten-
berg welcomed the guests at the
door. Mrs. Cecil Blake had several
photos on' display for perusal.
Rev. G. H. Dobson said the grace
and everyone sat down to tables
decorated with small floral ar-
rangements. After dinner a sing
song -was_ enjoyed with Mrs. Carol
Reed at the piano.
The devotional was taken by
Mrs. Amy Wiggins, who read
chosen verses from Ruth on the
theme, "The Values of Friend-
ship". Mrs. Marjorie Pentland
gave a reading, "When Old
Friends Meet". The offering was
taken and prayer offered by Mt's.
Helen Dawson. The guests were
asked to state a fond ,memory of
Dungannon United Church as the
roll call was taken.
Mrs. Cecil Blake introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. Marian Zinn,
who showed slides of local scenes
including snow scenes, snow
removal and the bridge 'on the 4th
in various stages of construction.
Mrs. Donna Alton gave a
reading, "The New Minister's
Wife". Mrs. Laverne Martin told
of second hand clothing being
gathered to be sold in Kitchener
and proceeds sent for overseas
relief. Anyone having 'clothing to
donate could contact Mrs. Martin
or other members of 'Dungannon
Christian Fellowship Church. Mrs.
Tinie Logtenberg spoke words of
appreciation for so many attending
and introduced Mrs. Chas. Wilkins
who brought greetings from Pres-
bytery. The ladies were told of
request for a bale to go to 'Angola
which would include used clothing,
plastic bags, pins, soap, knitting
yarn. Any donations are to be at the
church by June 19. The next
meeting of the U.C.W. will be held
on June 20 at Mrs. Jean Erring-
ton's.
WAKE-UP! SHAPE UP!
WALK!
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Mentally Retarded organizations.
Between 4000 to 5000-Pro Life
supporters took part in the rally on
Parliament Hill on May 6. There
were 75 to 100 demonstrators for
"Abortion by Choice",
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
INTERIM MODERATOR
Rev. Robert Arrhstrong
Phone Wingham 357-2072
SUNDAY, JUNE 5TH
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a-'m. Morning Worship
EVERYONE WELCOME
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Doug Kaufman
Minister
JUNE 5th
CONGREGATIONAL PICNIC
SILVER LAKE CAMP
11 a.m. Worship Service
Lunch to follow worship
Anyone needing a ride should
be at the chuich at 10.30 a.m.
Nursery provided
for pre-school children
Jr. Congregation for
5 - 8 year old children
KINLOUGH
PENTECOSTAL
, CHURCH
Pastor
Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst
SUNDAY, JUNE 5TH
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Worship. Service
7:30 p.m. Evening Service
Friday, June 10 at 8 p.m. .
Rev. Dale Cummings
Northland Mission
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH
OF CANADA
PARISH OF
LUCKNOW
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1977
ST. PAUL'S, RIPLEY:
9:00 A.M.
ST. JOHN'S, BERVIE:
10:30 A.M.
ST. PETER'S, LUCKNOW:
12:00 NOON
LUCKNOW:
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
Rev. L. Van Staalduinen
Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 5TH
Services at
10 a.m.'and 8 p.m.
Listen to the
Back to God Hour
Message of Today
CKNX Wingham, 10:30 a.m.
Radio dial 920
DUNGANNON
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
(MENNONITE.)
Doug Zehr, Student Pastor
Phone 529-7751
SERVICES
SUNDAY, JUNE 5th
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. "Morning Worship"
EVERYONE WELCOME
report.
The offering was accepted and
Mrs. K. Dickson, Belmore, gave
the offertory prayer. After sing-,
ing a hymn, closing prayer was
given by Mrs. Burton of Kin-
cardine.
The ladies of Chalmers served
a bountiful and delicious supper
in the community Memorial
Hall.
The evening session began with
an organ prelude by Mrs. Don
Ross, followed by a hymn. Devo-
tions were taken by the Lucknow
Evening group, scripture by Mrs.
R. E. Forster, meditation by Mrs.
K. Laidlaw and prayer by Mrs.
Lloyd Moffat. Mrs. Gordon Rin-
toul gave the address of welcome.
A chorus by four young ladies
was enjoyed.
Mr. Kay was called on and
spoke encouragingly of the work
done throughout the world by Mr.
Whilsmith who was again intro-
duced by Mrs. J. W. English.
Mr. Whilsmith spoke of his ex-
periences and work among the
young people in the different
countries and ended his address
with a film and an interesting dis-
play of items collected on his
travels.
Offertory prayer was by Mrs.
Bennett of Molesworth and cour-
tesies by Mis. Harry Lavis of
South Kinloss. Closing prayer
Pro Life Group To Poll Candidates