The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-09-30, Page 10On Suinday, September 220 II.
the order'of church service
held in Lucknow Presbyter.
ian Church hadbeen edited
and produced: by Rev. Glenn
Noble of Swift Current, Sas-
katchewan and formerly -,of
here.'
Rev. Wm. Munshaw was
in Charge the service with
different Sunday School
members taking part.
Mae Raynard gave the call
to' worship- and prayer of
invocation with Jackie Wil-
son
leading in the .prayer of
confession and supplication.
Wendy Neable read the re-
sponsive . Psalm 23.° Dianne
Wilson and Michelle John-
ston read the scrpture les-
. sons and offering was taken
by Wayne and Wray Forster,.
Danny :Gilchrist. and Jamie
Johnston; •
The teachers took part in '
the act of commissioning and
awards for attendance ' were
given out by Mrs. June
Gilchrist, Sunday School
Superintendent, who ex-
plained the system. Receiv-
ing .pinsand seals were:
Pre-schoolers, Christopher
•and Sonia Jones, Alesha and
Chad ,. Moffat with. , special
mention to Katrina Abbott
and - Michael • Johnston , -
Teachers Mrs. Jessie . John-.
ston Ind Mrs. Jim Wilson.
Grade 1 and 2, Jennifer
Cranston and Brock Raynard
with special mention to Tam-
my. Neable. Teachers Mrs.
Haroldphick and Mrs.
Morley Abbott.
Grade 3 to 6, Jamie John-
ston, : Michelle Johnston,
Jackie Wilson, Wendy
Neable, Luke Cranston. Tea
chers Mrs. Don McCormick
and Mrs, RayCranston.
... ,
Grades 7 and 8, Wray
Forster, Wayne Forster,
DannyGilchrist, Mae .Ray-
nand and Dianne Wilson with
special mention to John
Selent. Teachers Mrs. Lorne
Forster ; and Mrs. Robert
Gilchrist. .
..vsTot.
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Grade 9 and up, Janice
McInnes, Reid Murray and
Glenn Raynard. Teacher
Mrs. Brian Johnston,
Two girls' had ,perfect at-
tendance and•received spec-
ial awards, Dianne Wilkin.
and Mae Rayrard. Congrat-
ulations!
Bibles' were presented to
children, namely, Bobbie
Thomson, Jackie Wilson,.
Jamie` Johnston, Wendy
Neable Cathy . and John
Selent.
Mrs, Bruce Raynard was
in charge of the music and
Sunday School members•
provided an anthem as part
of the choir. The theme was
4'A11 'God's People"..
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LU C U NH'
PRESBYTERIAN
'CHURCH
Rev. Wm. Manahan
B.A.KDIv.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4 c'
11 am.
Combined Services
Church and Sunday
School
Nursery Provided
"i Everyone Welcome
E IC I N -OW
UNITED .
CHURCH
.'SUNDAT, OCTOBER 4
Sunday. Seboo110100 s.in. •
Worship 11:00 a.m. .1
1 Rev. Warren McDougall 1
i
t. Nursery Provided
Everyone Welcome te
B.A. M.Div.. �..
On Sunday, September 27,
the congregation6fl.ueknow
United Church welcomed
into its fellowship; through
the Sacrament of Baptism,
three Infants: . Erin
MacKenzie . Eadbe, daughter
of David andConnie • Eadie;
Conor John McDonagh, son
of Rod and .Joanne
McDonagh; and Sara Ann
Campbell, daughter of
Bernard and Brenda
Campbell. We welcome
ttiese. Me ones into our
Churcbfamy,
The Session of I:ucknow
United is also pleased to
announce the appointment of
Mrs. Winifred Graham to
the position of Senior Choir
Director. She will be working
with Mr. Karl Morrison, the
organist, and Mrs. Elaine
Irwin, Director of the Junior
Choir, on the . musical
programme of the church.
The'Vouth Group has also
gotten off to a good start this
Fall by meeting with the
• Youth Group of the
Presbyterian Church. The
• two grouper will be louring.
forces for the $1-82 season,
and look.forward to meeting,
1
peaks to
Kinloss-K.airshea
Women's Institute was for:
tunate to have Mr, and Mrs.
Bob MacKenzie at their
resolutions meeting on
Thursday, September. 24 , at
8P.M- at the W.I. Hall.
Mrs, Prank MacKenzie in-
troduced Bob as the guest
speaker for the evening. H
spoke on Laws Pertaining to
Funerals,' Since Bob hag
been ' 40 years , in ' the
business, he was well in-
formed on the subject. He
etplained many things about
funerals d,g. what is re -
quit' of the family at the
time of a death, payment of
funerals beforehand, crema-
tion etc: He also answered
questions ' at the end of his
talk. Mrs. Cliff Rouiston
thanked Bob for a most in-
teresting
rn-tere ung and infotive
speech.
Mrs: Harold Howald,
president, . opened the
meeting with a "Parable om
Gossip". Mls. Bib Gilchrist
read the scripture. The
secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
Donald Maclntyre informed
us of a stress management
seminar to be held Sstu dasy,
working, and worshipping
together. The joint Youth
Group's next activity will be
a pot luck supper on
Thanksgiving Sunday, Oct.
11 at the United Church
Manse.
A. reminder , to United
Church' members ' and
"adherents of some .. up-
coming
pcoming events:
Thanksgiving. Sunday. on
October 11, with the Junior
Choir participating in the
Worship' Service that day;
119th Anniversary S : ecviees.
on '. Sunday, October. 18 at
11:$0` A.M.and 7:30 P.M.,
and the Annual Turkey
Supper on Tuesday, October
20.'
We encourageanywho
have no church affiliation to
participate in our other'
regular activities: Sunday
School. 'at 10- A.M. and.
Worship at 11 A.M. every /
Sunday, U.C.W,, ' Bide
Study, and C.G.I iT.
A THOUGHT' FOR THE
DAY: "Advice is bite snow;
the softer it falls, the longer
it dwells upon the mend, and
the damper it sinks ,into the
mind" (LT, Coleridge).
:AS ,,THE,. FILTER QUEEN OFFICE IN
GODERICH HAS CLOSED, WE, WISH
•TO ADVISE THAT WE ARE THE
ONLY AU1"NORIZED►
FILTER QUEEN
SAL 1101D.SERVICE DEPOT ,
IN HURON COUNTY
ECK APPLIANCES •
Institute
November 7, at the •Paisley
Community ' Centre.. Mrs.,
Harold Howald and Mrs.
Harvey Houston were nam-
ed delegate and alternate to
the area convention, to be
held in Ayton
7�110 Octobber.
Mrs. Evan Keith andMrs.
Allan MacDougall were
nanne t delegates . to the
Bruce County Rally in.
Paisleyin 1'u a .
Mrss, Clarence Ritchie
ie
reported that there were
seven girls in the 441 course,
"Which cane first, the
Chicken or the Egg", Mrs.
Jack Mali is the assistant
leader. Mrs. Frank MacKen-
zie reported on the fain fair
display". It was decided to
have the resolutions commit-
tee
ommittee writea resolution concer-
ning poor lighting at bus
highway intersections. It is
to be sent to the district by
spring.neit
Mrs. Gilchrist con-
ducted A Giant Sneeze and
cionducted a contest on
Superstitiottss. She was
substituting for the resolu-
tions convenor, Mrs. 'Bill
Baddenby who was unable to
beatthe meeting.
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