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WEDNESDAY jar's!' :26th . 1967
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THE LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Attendance 150
At'Bible School
- ,CONTRI6UTED
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Vacation Bible School proved. to •
be another .fine adventure for teach
ers and pupils. alike. Our staff was
mostly,. new this year, but once
again a wonderful.. group of people,
,who have perforined..some great. •`
work with dedication and
enthusiasm'.
Average attendance ,has:, been ar-
ound the 150 mark, which is very
encouraging. Offerings each -day
are °foie the Bible School expenses.
The cost..for..each child is. around
$2.00 for'the two weeks and we " ..
hope'th'atthese daily offerings'to-
gether with the 9ffering on Friday
evening will cover• our expenses, •
which will be between $250.00 and
$300.0.0.
• Friday evening ,our'school comes
to a 'close: with the final'pro 'ram ,
.consisting of songs and words, and
in' the halls of the school on tables
• a display of the work done in. each .•
class:; TherS` ram will begin at
PS g..,.
8:00 sharp. As .stated: above , an
offering will.be taken.. We look:
forward •to this: climax, • and hope e
that it will be as successful aslast
Year-
Our thanks and :appreciation to a
great .number of people who have
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made all' thispssible: The School'.
Board, the. Sentinel; the teachers,
,helpers and. those who' have given
moral support 'and encouragement,
and, of course., to. all Our parents
forgiving to us all the privelege •
of having and' teaching your child -
.ren to walk and live with the Lord..
May God bless our.:feeble: efforts to
His glory and to the everlasting
welfare of our children. •
REV, DIRK LIEVERI)INK�.
Calvin -Brick U.
WHITECHURCH"NEWS
Calvin -Brick United,Churoh. Wo
man held their July meeting on
Wednesday afternoon; July 19 at
the home of Mrs. Gilbert •B.eecroft
with 17 ladies :present.
The Canto : Worship was given. by.
;Mrs. John Jamieson. TIie treasurer
Mrs.; Peter Chandler .gave.,a report.
It was decided to donate 00. to the
Caravaners and to make a fancy '
quilt to.be Sold.
Mrs. Norman Coultes is .o make
arrange nents.for the U.'C W. to
visit Ontario Hospital•, Goderich
.and the society to put on. the;prog-
ram. All members are to make' a
loaf✓and-a half iiuo-sandwiches for
the lunch to be served after church
strvice on•August 6th; when Cal
• vin - ,Brick Centennial Church
Service will be held at 11 a.m.
A thank you note was received
from Alvin' Moorefor cards. and
treats sent while he was in hospital.
The offering, Was• received and'•
dedicated by•Mrs. John Jamieson.
Mrs. Dick Moore gave the read-
ing "The Synodiiaf Out Reach of
God" .'Psalm 100 was read in uni-
son , Mrs , • Roy, Dawson. led in pray-
et.. A film strip - "By the King of,
Proclatnation" was showfl 'by.Mrs.. •
'Gilbert:•Beecroft and a discussion
period followed led by Mrs. Gordon
• McBurney,
A poeny -"Give us Men" was
read by Mrs Sidney Thompson:
The meeting closed with Mrs. John
Jamieson giving the benediction'. •
BettyAnn:Lapp"
Is Guest Speaker
KINLOUGH-NEWS 1
Miss Betty Ann Lapp 'of Wingham
a graduate of Toronto Bible Coil-
ege,.was guest speaker at; the Kin -
lough W. M. S.' meeting held at the
the home -of Mrs. 'Frank Maulden
on Wednesday evening, July, 19th,
She first told something of the
college itself, the courses offered
etc. For the main part of her
address she .used 1 Samuel 16 as
the basis upon •which to make her .,
:.remarks. She showed in a very
interesting and, inspiring,way.how
God gui;ded•David and prepared
him in his ear]y' years • for the'
kingship he was to hold in later -
years and how lie guides -us too, ,
though we are not always aware .of:
it•.
She was introduced byMrs. Perry,
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•Hodgins and 'thanked by Mrs.. Jack
Barr who presented ''her 'with.a 'gift,
Mrs.' Jack Barr read a poem "The •
Sun goes down" Mrs. Perry
Hodgins.' read the.scripture and
meditation on Acts 2 and Mrs,- Jack
Barr: offered prayer. Mrs, Don Rob
ertson read a.poem" I wish to
reach" ..
• Mrs.' Stewart McDonald,' 2nd
Vice President presided for the
business section. The` August meet
ing will be'a: quilting for the.' bale,
and warm'clothing .Will also be,
received for the bale Suitable..
hymns wereused throughout'.and'
Mrs. 'McDonald read a poern•
entitled :"Faith" .
Lunch, was served and a social.,
time enjoyed' at the close of the
program .•... • • ' •
New MnisterAt
:Pine River Char ��e.
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AMBERLEY NEWS..•
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Rev. John' C. Hill was recently;
called as minister of Pine River
United Church. Rev: Hilt was born,
raised ,and educated in Toronto. He
joined the staff of. the United
Church•Publishing House in Toronto.
In the'department.of Sunday School
Publicationshe relnained.with the
staff until e.nlistrncnt with the
armed` forces.
Enlisting with 'the, Royal Canadian
Signals, he served as a.com}ner-.
cial Radio • operator'and Electronics..
Technician. After•service in the
armed fi cces"lie returned oto Tri ted"
Church Publishing House, entering.
full time work in the Horne, Miss-
ion field at Porcupine Plain, Sask-
atchewan:as..a lay,preachec.
,After twoyears inthe west he
:decided to •enter into full time
Work of the Christian ministry. '
Returning to Ontatio he became a
student minister on•the Epsom
Pastoral charge and entered ,Victory
is College, . Toronto. Later he •
.became a studen' minister on the.
Goodwood Pastoral charge' and con-
tinued
oil'tinued acourse of. study at Emm-
anuel
mrn-anuel College., He was ord.sined
for the Christian ministry at Trinity
United Church, Toronto in`1956. '
His first ordained, pastorate was •
Iron Bridge in the Algoma Presby-
tery. for two ,years, later receiving
a call w Hornby pastoral charge in
Halton Presbytery, giving
Chalmers P.C.
Entertain W.M.S..... ...........
WHITECHURCH NEWS -
Chalmers W. M.S held -their , -
meeting on Wednesday with the'
President. Mrs.• Victor.'Emer'son
giving words of welcome and the.'
Call to Worship •"Things to Keep
and Things not to keep" .and a
reading, "For People Will Talk
The, roll was called and•answered
by a verse about a boy or girl in
the Bile. .• • •
David, Elliott received the offer.
ing•which was dedicated by Doug-
las Ross. _ .
The president of the C. O. C.
Mrs. Hugh,Simpson then presided
and the C. O C. entertained -the
W.MS.'Mrs. Simpson gave the
call to Worship and the. C.O. C.
hy'mn"was/sung by the children.'
The $crlpture was,read by Janie..
Laidlaw.: Murray Simpson, secre-
tary; .read the minutes, called the
ro'll'and led in prayer. A letter was.
read from the Watt boys thanking .
the C.O. C. for the gift sent them
before they left for'B.C.
• Darlene Simpson gave°the piano
solo; "The Grandand Glorious
'Meeting" : Readings were• given by.
Jim and Cecil De Boer. The boys'
sang a thorns. They were accom-
panied . by Darlene. Sim: pson . Ruth•
Elliott gave; the piano solo, Rock ;
.of Ages".
'Mrs. Simpson introduced the
guest speaker .;• Miss ;Betty,'Anne
Lapp of Wingham.-She told the
story 'of the.Lamb named :Snowflake
who was a very frisky lamb; ,never •
wanting ,to stay in lineand follow
the shepherd Hence was. always
getting into difficulties -such-a5 o-
.g .
ing after green' grass away up on a
rock., .getting his foot hurt and.. haw-
ing toibe rescued by Good Shepherd
Another time when: he went off on. '
his own .a lion'almost:'caught him
One day in the fall his shepherd
told,him he. hada bad look in his.'.`'
eYe and to follow' •the 'shepherd
' . .
closely, but -Snowflake set off on his
own after ;green grass.. Dark: clouds.
appeared,:a.big'storm came up and
Snowflake lost his way en the
Mountain.- He ;cried aloud for ,help
when he fell''over the.snountain. and
got caught in the bushes. Finally.•
the shepherd 'returned in the: storm
to-rescue Snowflake, Miss Lapp,
through the:;use of pictures with :the;;
story; enabled all to see that Our
Good Shepherd is•the Lord.Jesus
•Christ. 'Miss 'Lapp had 'all sing "The
:Lord is My 'Shepherd '
'Mrs. Ja's. McInnes thanked Miss
Lapp andaJean Simpson presented
her with a',gift.
Irene De: Boer gave a piano lnstru
mental ' Taking part in the •
playette• "All' Canadianled by
Mrs._. Earl Caslick were Cecil and'
Jim De goer, ,Darlene Srrrpson,
Ruth • Elliott ,,, Janie Laidlaw A Con-
test'vias supervised by Mrs. Caslick..
Mr f.Sim son'. •p closed the meeting
with prayer. .
A game to place rings on chair'
legs was enjoyed by all.. C. 0. C.
�w-in nets �w.ere: C.ecil:�De�.B.oex.and�.,
Murray, Simpson and the Senior
winner was Mrs•: Dawson ' Craig.
'Lunch ,was served by the W.M.S.
Walter Safety says,
Think, don't sink! '.
Be water' wise! Learn
and practise water
safety every day.;"
leadership there for six years • and
in Galt at'.St. Johns United Church
where he remained for three years .,
before receiving' a call to Pine
River,: . .:
Rev. Hill Xs :Married and has a
family of four a daughter: Lynn .:
19 years of age, sons Charles L7
years , :Murray 14 and Johnathan''
16 months. .
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Evening' '
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.KINLQUGH' NEWS
:Mrs. Tom -Hodgins was hostess,,.
for the' meeting of the Evening.
Workers. Miss Edna .Boyle presided,,
Mrs. Russell:Hewitt read the script-
ure;. Mrs:'Arthur I-ialdenby gave
the meditation:' The word: for: the.:
roll call Was "Pure" . Prayer closed
this:part of the meeting: A'bale
,quilt 'Vitae quilted. and lunch was'
Relative Shower
Had At Glammis
A relar•i.ve.�shower was held: last
Saturday• evening, July. 22nd at 'the •
hone:of'Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Bell.
Glamis for Terry 'Lynn .Prior, ,
Brussels bride -elect and'. Lloyd
,Carter, Walkerton. Several con-
tests were given' with each winning
'contestant receiving a small gift
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TerrLynn and Lloyd'were placed'
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in the.'chairs of:honour'and opened
served. The next meeting will be • their. gifts:.' Each made a fitting
on the last Monday evening in reply and the hostesses for the even-
Septembering,served lunch., Mr and Mrs.
Peter Carter, .George, Aileen and
Peter of Holyrood attended. from
this district.:
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