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WEDNESDAY, OCT. Mth,:
CENTENNIAL
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Harhorafres At Night
At 'the evening service Rev.
Mr., ' Strapp acknowledged •cen-
tennial greetings received from
the congregations of Lucknow
presbyterian Church, St. Peter's
Anglican Church, St. :Helens
United Ohurch and Ashfield
United Church.
The Harboraires male Choir
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from. Goderich rendered three
niunbets, "Prayer of Thanksgiv-
ing," "Come, Come Ye Saints"
and the "%alleluia& Chorus?' '•
Dr. 'Forrest's travels in con-,
nection with his post of Ohser-
ver. Editor, hove taken 'him to
Europe, JaPapI India; the
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dle East' and more recently to
Rome •and Geneva. . *
Last year the , attended the
World •Council of Churches in
India, . 'which embrances some.
200 churches, and .last .week re-
turned from the Roman Catholic
ecumenical conference at Rome,
and a call at Geneva enratite
home. ' .
- These •are .two great confer-
ences, drawing, together men of
all faiths M the unity of Jesus
Christ. It is omething that
couldn't have happened even -a
few years ago. "We all. • have:church, but in unity to tackle quite a few, years was served by
.Te.suS 'Christ in Common," he together the enormous task of a dual minister, ,— men like
said, and speaking of the people serving God's people. . ' . William Tucker and John Wal -
of the •Roman Catholic faith, he . - Brief Ibstoricai Sketch ker; Nelson Brown and. Jahn W.,
added that . we/have. .sa much Briefly // his is a Sketch of Dochstacler; 'Henry Kellam and
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mix raucKNow svmmr44, Lucacprowt ONTARIO
More in cam/iron: With them,
than against them. We should
rejoice that the future is with
those who 'see Jesus Christ as
the Light" of the World. '
But you can't travel and not
.see the. dLsase, suffering and
hunger that exists, He spoke of
the prevalence and ugly distor-
tions Amused by .• such dis-
eases as leprosy, yaws and mal-
aria — -diseases which would
quickly respond to simple
drugs, were they made available
to these- people.
Dr. Forrest referred to the
growing -prosperity in many
countries in Europeand in Ja-
pan,and found it hard, when
asked, to explain Canada's un-
• employment problem, and' our
opposition to the Common Mar-
ket •
But Most distressing. he
is the fact 'that, there are po
many churches and sa wide:y
divided in the mission fields.
Those to whom they are trying
to take the Light of • Jesus
Christ, cannot understand these
differences, particularly , in
countries *here Christians are
relatively few. •
Dr. Forrest said we 'are cal-
led by God to unite, not as an
organic union or some • great
. •
the e.stahlighmea ,and growth of
the congregation 'Over tbe
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PAGE MAVEN
LikigGSIDE
cen-
tury:
At th
The early days of our church
life are in some ways difficult
totraee. L
. back.the.
annual reports of' the *Methodist
Missionary. Society, the records
have a report of the congrega-
tion, as being. part of the Wa-
wanosh Mission. '
Our, church was evidently
linked. wi„th the three missionary
areas • Of Teeswater, Kincardine
and Wawanosh, and , back be-
hind the Wawanosh Mission was
the work at Goderich. The year
1862 was 'a significant one for
Lucknow • for 'at that • time Wa-
Warish, under the ministry of.
Rev. WiHiarn •Bryers and George
Leach gave sone 'appointments
to Liieknow• ,,'and at the. same
time Kincardine, under. the
readership of. Rev, Daniel ,Con-
nolly and William Callen also
contributed one appointment ,
The year 1863 saw. Teeswater
handing over, certain • preaching
appointments during the minist-
ry ' of •Rev, John Hough. The
Unica. of Methodist Societies in
1874 brought together the 'Wes-
leyan ,Methndists and the, mem-
bers, of tke Methodist New Con-
nexion,' so that Lucknow for
To the opening of our new Hanover office
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Friday, October 26th, frorn 2-5 and 7-1 0
Saturday, October 27fh from 2-5 and 7-9
* GIFTS FOR EVERYONE TOUR OF THE BUILDING
* REFRESHMENTS * SILVER GUESSING CONTEST
Valuable Souirenirs
Each INVESTOR in a British Mortgage Guaranteed. Invest-
ment Certifiatte will receive a $5 gift certificate, good at any
• Hanover retail store.
For each SAVINGS DEPOSITOR of $25 or more we have
reserved a genuine leather wallet,
MQRTcAGE
C'O M
to •
Fyfe,
Pranch Manager,,
-HanOver.
e communion service
:new members were welcomed
into Langside Church. Mr. and
Mrs. George Conlin Who 'were
former members of St. Mary's
Presbyterian Church joined by
transfer of certificate and David
Gordon Wall' by profession of
faith:
Ladies' Aid meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Lloyd • Mof-
fat on Wednesday night with a
good attendance. Scripture was
read • by Mrs., Oharlie !Tiffin,
meditation even by Mrs. Gord-
on Wall, prayer by Mrs, • J.
..„
Thomas Jackson; John Fisher &
Jahn Walker; James-, Caswell,
WhQ
1859, 'chine back t� .also serve
at LuCknow in 1374. This mix-
ture of Wesleyan and New
Connexion Methodists, with their
strong group of jay class leaders,
built the fibre of the early
churchwhich is our inheritance
Preaching pointi such as Fin;.
lay and. Reid's Craig'S Lake
Road, WhYard's, Willis', Wil-
son's, Manchester, Harris', COI-
-111th', and proctor's are now a
• a t of Vhe past historyd
hard to place. Names such as
J. M. Reid, John Treleaven, D..
• Murchison, James Henderson,
F. T: Rookliclge, John Htitchi•',
son, 'M.. CaMpbell,. Robert Had -
wen, W. Secord, W. Armstrong
and H. F. Frazee. may not light
.up any images our minds,
but these were the, .fifeblood of
th church in Pioneer days that
were hard and difficult — days
that were rich In personal
and:sderifice. To these' names
Must be added those of Daniel
Webster; David. Anderson,' Jas.
Webster, Alex McDonagh. who
Were of , the New Connexion.
In. 1884, REV. G. R. Turk was
.called and under his able lea-
:derShip the present' church, was
built and :dedicated in 1885 at
a .cost of $10,500. The -first Choir
le.ader .Of this chnich was W. H.
Smith" with Miss Ida Rookiidge
Sicklall) as organist.
She in turn was -succeeded by
Mrs. • M. A. Treleaven and. Mrs.,
• Sthith's. :daughter, ;Edith; (Mrs.
G. A. Newton).
In. 1909; a pipe' organ ,was in-.
/stalled with James Aziderion as
choir' leader and organist In
this same year, 'Edith • Freeinan.
(Mrs. J. W. Joynt)' joined the
choir and • 'has been' associated
with it ever since. She haS serv-
ed as choir -leader for forty-four
.years, Thepresent organist- L:
Mrs, Ross Cumming.,. •
In 1925, under the ministry of
Rev. "iliesley. ,COSens, Methodism
joined the ranks a the ,Unitedo:
Church. of Canada • ,
. Two men qualified for -,the
ministry / frOm the .ehurch
Rev. W.E. Treleaven and Be.
Harold Ackert,' while Miss An-
nie Joynt • (Mrs.: quali-
• fled, as a deaconess and Served.
in: Toronto for .a number of
years.
The following served as pastors
1852-63* Rev. D. Ryan
1862-65, Rev...8: Frazee •
1865.767 Rev, W: Tucker
1857-70 ,Rev. N. Brown
1870-73 Rev. H. Kellam
1873-74 • Bev. J. Fisher .•
1674-76', Rev. J. Caswell,*...'
1675-77 Rev. C. Bristol
Rev. T. Clark
1877-80 Rev. R. Waddell
Rev. J. Sinith •
1883-84 Rev...T.,Cosford
•.1881-86 Rev. G.: Turk .'
1E85-88 Rev. F. Nugent
1888-89 Rev. J, :Green
1889-92 Rev. J. Collins- ,
1892-05 ' Rev. J, Mins,
1895-98 Rev. L •Wallwin •
1898-00.. Rev. J, Learoyd •
19C0-03 Rev. A. Harris
1903-07 Rev. R,
1907-10 Rev. J. Ford 4
191041. Rev. W. Jolliffe •
191145 Rev. G.:McKinley.
• 1915-19 Rev. R.. 3. Garbutt •
1919-22 Rev., R. F. Irwin •
1922-24 . Rev. J. Osterthout
1924-26 Rev.„ T. Cosens
19*32 Ftev. R, W. Crami
'1922-38 Rev: S. T. Tucker
1938-41 Rev. R. O. ,rocki
1941-49 Rev, J. W. Stewart
-1949-52 Rev. W.' J. Mumford •
1952-58 Rev. G. A. IVIelltiejohn
1958-66 Rev. Gordon Geiger
1960- , Rev. H. 'W, Strapp
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Crowston. Hymns Were sung,
The Day Thoti Gayest and Faith
of Our Fathers, Readings were
given by Mrs: Bob Bregman,
Mrs. Orr, Mrs. L. Moffat, Mrs,
°
Eugene Conley, Mr. Er
Miller. Offering prayer was gi
en by Mrs. Dave. Moffat. Plans
were made for pot luck sipper
on November 31d at 7 o'clock.
The same evening achievement
rewards will •be given for Sun-
day School .-and C.O.C. Sunday
School concludes for the sum-
mer on October -28th: Collection
011 'be taken for the Sunday
School work. '
- Mr. and Mrs, Ronnie Conley
Of Trenton • Visited, during .the
week -end with his parents Mr
and Mrs. Eugene Conley and at-
!tended. ;the wedding, of her sis-
ter, Ruth Irwin. and Mr:. Bert
Hastings of Wingham in 'Brick
United Ohureh on Saturday af-
ternoon. , •
Mrs: Frank Miller and Mrs.
Everett- WhytOck ' attended the
.shower for Miss Patsy Husk in
Kinloss United Church base-
ment. )jr. & Mrs. Everett Why -4
tock were guests at ,the Hayes-
Husk wedding on .Saturday af-
• ternoon' in Kinloss Church.
The sectional meetingof the
W.M.S. is to be held in Ashfield
Presbyterian Church on TVatirs-
day. •
' Mr.- Bill Garbutt met with a
very , painfuL accident at the
home of Mr. nd Mrs. Lawrence
McLeod on Friday morning,
when this jacket became. tangled .
in the chain saw. Mr. McLeod
was .operating. 'Bill's jacket was
torn into shreds and he got a
nasty cut in his. chest. He was
rushed to Wingham and :District
,hospital. •.
. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hinschher-
ger and Dale,, Allan and Harvey •
Miller of 'Kitchener and Miss
'Carolyn Matthews of Preston
spent the • week -end with
and Mrs. Frank :Miller.
Mrs.• Wrii„ Evans thas. been •.•
spending a week .visiting among ,
members of her family. .
NEWS BRI
i,FROM NEARBY
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I. Clinton Public School' Board
accepted in principle the admin-
istration :of a GeOrge. H. Jeffer-
son 1VIeniorial fund to proVide. a
yearly' $100 Scholarship for grad-
uates from Grade 13.
The memorial fund, amounts
to. 0386.57. This is principal .
t and interest' on 'money raised a:,
year . ago by the George 11.
Jefferson Appreciation Day, Com- t.
mittee, with the• intent of Pro-. .
viding ,flids. for Mr and _Mrs..
°Jefferson to travel to'' England.
Mr. Jefferson, who was 'princi-
pal • of the public school in'
Clinton from, 1927.• to 1953, was
,honoured by hundreds of gradu-
ates of the 'school. However, be-
fore the trip 4was undertaken,'he
passed away suddenly in Janu-
ary; 1962. Mrs. Jefferson has ter -
[ turned the funds raised to .the
1 committee. '
* * *
Early in November the Liquor
Licence •..BOaril will.. deal with
the application of the Hartley
Huse in Walkerton for a liquor.'
lounge licence with or without
meals, as/well as the application •-•
of the 'Walkerton Golf and
Country Club in Brant ToWn- •
shiP 'for a cla.,licence. . •
I Reeve Irwin Lobsiriger of
[ Walkerton,. who has personally
maintained a municipal re.,
! creation park is ready to call,
it, quits. The reason -is repeated ,
!acts . of vandalism, as well
as the daily . /clean up • that
has been necessary. The : last
straw 'was the recent. damage to
picnic tarbles someof which
;Were fasted into the Saugeen
River .
, .
Widgham ;hospital 'board has
been notifiedthat , they may
train only one 'class of Certified
nursing assistants, and the, may,
be on rid other Shift than the
claytime period .of from 8i00
• to 4:00 ,p.m. Wingham
pita' has been training. two
[ classes a year. "Tire 'frnatfer is
• being falren With other 'hes,
pitals which conduct' such
ses.•
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