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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-06-04, Page 28Y.P.S. Meet In Langside Church WHITECHURCH NEWS On Sunday evening Langside- Whitechurch Young People's Soc. iety held their meeting in Langside church. Cecil de Boer presided, opening with a sings ng with music by Cecil de Boer, Graham Kay and David Miller. Prayer was given by John de Boer. The guest speaker,' JOhn F. de Boer, was introduced by John de Boer., 'His topic was Personal Witness.. The offering was received and dedicated by John de Boer. Another sing song was enjoyed, after which Grace was sung and lunch Served. Guests were present to enjoy the meeting from the. Pentecostal Church. ASHF1ELD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 127th ANNIVERSARY Sunday, June 22nd AT 11 A.M. AND 8 P.M. SPEAKER, REV. J. C. HENDERSON KLAAS JAN. MULDER IN CONCERT Come and hear Klaas Jan Mulder, well-known Dutch organist, play the improvisations of Dutch hymns, Zwart, Handel, Bach ' among others at the organ of Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich FRIDAY, JUNE /O AT 8:30 P •M. Knox Presbyterian Church VICTORIA ST., GODERICH ALSO FEATURED: DRAYTON CHORAL SOCIETY Also featured is the Drayton Choral Society directed by Miss Annette Van Houten and accompanied by Mr. ,Mulder arid trumpet soloist. 14= 1C:41 4^ Admission - $2.00 — Students, Golden Age - $1.50 I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, Ms THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Unit '1, Lucknow United Church • -• Women, held their regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon, June 3rd at the home of Mrs., Robt. Helm. Mrs. Sam Gibson ' opened the Meeting with a poem and-the hymn ,"1- am Thine Oh Lord" was sung followed by prayer. Mrs. Walter Dexter gave the report on visiting • Shut-ins and .a reading "Friendli- ness". Mrs. Al Irwin had a reading on Stewardship. The quilt blocks and tea towels were handed in for Mrs. Nelson Raynard for supply and welfare. There were 15 members present who answered the -roll call. We were reminded of the general meeting of the U.C:W. at Silver Lake on June. 12th at 7 o'clock when we were asked to bring articles for crafts. Mrs. Jim Wraith had charge of the program and opened with a verse and. singing hymn 488. The scripture from Ecclesiastes, chap- ter 3 was read by Mrs. Jim Wraith followed by the meditation and prayer. Mrs. Lorne Woods had a discussion on the study "Tourism a blessing or blight". Sometimes tourism builds up resentment between the ones who have and that have not. Mrs. Ross Shiells gave a reading "Back Home". Mrs. Marshall Gibson gave a paper on church union . and 'Mrs. Mintz a reading "Lilacs". Mrs. Bill Hunter, convener for social functions, made arrangements for Unit 1 for catering for a wedding.. Mrs. Harold Treleaven gave a• reading "The Growing Season" and -Mrs. • Jim Wraith a reading "Ten Ways to be a Poor U.C.W. Member". The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction and the hostess and committee served lunch. 4.44.1\01.4".".04.0%."..014004.0 4. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Orris Gingrich, Pastor SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister SUNDAY, JUNE IS 10 a.m. Sunday School' 11 a.m4 Morning Worship Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, BA., B.D. Minister Phone 5211-274111 JUNE 1541 10:00 a.m. Sunday School No Church Service South Kiniosi Anniversary Services Hear. Of Trip To Holy Land Mrs. Raynard Ackert welcomed 20 members- and 2 visitors to her home for the June meeting of Unit 2, Lucknow United Church Wom- en. Mrs. Hunter opened the meeting with a poem followed by a hymn and prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Miss Lorna Campbell gave the treasurer's report. Visiting and friendship was given by Mrs. MacDonald. Mrs. E. Henderson and Mrs. Cardis are to visit shut-ins for July and August; Miss Helen Thompson for September; Mrs. Hunter for October. - • • The tea towels for supply' work were given in. Mrs. Kirkland reported on Social Functions. The general meeting on June 12 is to take the form_ of a pot luck supper at Silver Lake. Anyone wishing, to go is to be at the. church at 630. Mrs. Zetta Henderson took charge of the program. Misses Lena and Elizabeth Robinson gave an inspiring talk on their' trip to' Jerusalem, Rome, and Scotland. They had communion in the Garden of Gethsemane. They enjoyed "their trip very much and , we feel fortunate to have shared some of it with them thrOugh talk and pictures. The program ,closed with the Mizpah benediction. An auction sale of hobby items was conducted by Mrs. Harvey Houston' and a social time followed. KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst SUNDAY, JUNE 15 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship Service 7:30 p.m. Evening Service GUEST 'SPEAKER Don Albright SOLOIST Miss Janice Brown Midweek Prayer Service Wednesday at 8 o'clock C.A. (Young People) Friday at 7:30 p.m. r LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH SUNDAY, JUNE 15 10 a.m. Reading Service 7:30 p.m. Special Youth Service conducted by Rev. Dr. Kooisbre Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today. "Divorce Question" C1108 Sarnia, 8:30 a.m. Radio dial 1070 CFOS Owen Sound, 1:30 p.m. Radio dial NO Make Presentatifin At Special Service DUNGANNON NEWS Dungannon' Nile Pastoral charge held a special worship service and picnic at Menesetung Camp to recognize 50 years of church union. The hymns and sermon followed the theme "That All May Be One". Music was provided by Donna Sue . Errington and Jan Caesar, who sang with Donna Sue playing her guitar and by Frances and Irene Logtenberg, Who sang and accom- panied themselves with their guitars. After the service a bounteous lunch was enjoyed by all. Cliff McNeil, clerk of session, made the preseniation of an envelope of money to Rev. and Mrs:McClenaghan On behalf of the Nile congregation. Rev. McClen- aghan made a fitting reply and thanked the gathering for their, co-operation during his six years as , minister. Results of the races were as follows: 4 yrs. and under Jeff McMichal, Arletta Glenn, Scot -McMichael; 6 yrs. and under Kenny Logtenberg, Sheri Smyth, Craig McNeil; 8 yrs. and under Kenny Logtenberg, Linda' Hart; Rhonda McMichael and Cathy Snyder (tied); 10 yrs. and under Janice Pollock, Colin Snyder, Carol Ann Smyth; 12 yrs. and under Glenda Park, Janice Pollock, •Simon Logtenberg; 3-legged race 8 yrs.' and under Janice Pollock and Carol Review History Of Women's Groups On Tuesday afternoon,, June 3, Unit 3 of the Lucknow United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Grace Campbell, 18 members and 1 visitor. present. Before and during the meeting, hymns• and music recorded on the special anniversary record celebration were enjoyed by the members. The president, Mrs. Glen Wald- en, used the theme of the meeting "Praise arid Thanksgiving On the Church's 50th Birthday" to, intro- duce the program as suggested in the June ObserVer with responsive readings, prayers and hymns. Mrs. Jean Jardine, Mrs. Jean McLeod and Mrs. Mae Stuart read passages of scripture. The meditation given by Miss Ada Webster and Mrs. Elleda Wightman reviewed the highlights of United Church history from 1925 to the present. Special mention was made of the contributions of the various'women's church groups in the past 50 years, also the Ladies' Aid which functioned from 1902 to .1924. The " W .A (Women's Association) which replaced the Ladies' Aid served the church till 1962 when it was repliced by the United Chin:6 Women's Associa- tion/ under the leadership of Mrs. Ken Cameron. Along with these groups of women was the W.M.S., a, strong organization and the Missionary Monthly provided much interesting material for their meetings. In 1961 the last W.M.S. president was Mrs. J. W. Joynt. Following the reading of minutes of June meeting, roll , call was answered by members earliest recollections of the United Church. Many old souvenirs of the past events in the history of the church, including pictures, newspaper it- ems, and special dedication and celebration bulletins of 1958. 1962 and 1969 brought back memories. The president concluded the pro- gram with further responsive readings and prayers. The committee, Mrs. Walden, Mrs. Stuart and Ada Webster assisted the hostess Mrs. Campbell' in serving :unch. Unit I Ann Smyth, Jodie Kerr and Linda Hart, , Rhonda McMichael and Cathy Snyder (tied); 12 yrs. and. under Debbie Kerr and Cheryl Hart, Simon. Logtenberg and Barry Smyth; Sack race, 8 yrs. and under Linda Hart, Jodie Kerr, Cathy Snyder; .10 yrs. and under Linda Hart, Janice Pollock, Larry Henry and Carol.Ann-Smyth (tied); 12 yrs. and under Cheryl "Hart, Glenda - Park and Barry Smyth; VVheelbar= row races 8 yrs and under Sheri 'Smyth and Jim Wright,- Rhonda McMichael and Cathy Snyder, Marsha Boak and Jodie Kerr; 12 yrs. and under Barry Smyth and Simon Logtenberg, Cheryl Hart and Debbie Kerr, Janice Pollock and Linda Hart; Kick the slippei="9 yrs. and under Larry Henry, Cathy Snyder; 12 yrs: and under Colin Snyder, Debbie Kerr. . A friendly ball game was enjoyed by a mixed group to complete an enjoyable afternoon's program. SOUTH KINLOSS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 119th Annivirsary Service Sunday, June 15th 11 a.m. and 7:30 ip.m. MINISTER Rev. Robert T. A. Marshall, M.A. Of .Strathroy SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE CHOIR .EVERYONE WELCOME .