The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-22, Page 10P'
THELUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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LANG'SIDE NEWS
The new: officers of the,Langside
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Young People-$-Society=`were.-e-lect=.
ed at their first meeting President
•is •Doug • Wall, secretary Carolyn
MacGillivray and treasurer Donald.`
Scott. °
. On Sunday evening October 19
N . the. Langside Y.P.S. met at the
home of Mr • and Mrs.. Peter deBoer
with 16 presents: The programme•
Was prepared by Robert Bregman
and Ken Scott.
Doug Wall presided' and opened
the meeting. • "Blowin' in the Wind'.
was sung. The, scripture was read
by John deBoer with prayer by,
Helen Wiersma. The roll: call,
brought a good response of written
questions about the, Presbyterian
Church. ' •
• The next meeting was planned •
for November 9 at Mr , and Mrs.
Dave-vioffats. The offering -was
;.
received py Keith Bregman and
prayer was given •by Bobby Mace l-
livray • Gordon; Wall then. led a
discussion and answered the quest-'
ions:from. the roll call, concerning
:the Presbyterian :faith: •`A hymn
was.sung• and the Mizpah, Benedict-,
ion was repeated in unison. Mrs
deBoer and Nancy served lunch.
'. Murray. Moffat moved a vote of `
thanks to deBoer's and Gordon Wall{
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KINLOUGH NEWS;'
labs-Wrliiam-Cox and: Mrs.
Jack Scott were .hostesses for :the,
meeting of the Anglican Church
Women on •Thursday afternoon
Mrs: 'Gertrude' Walsh Presided and •
welcomed the ladies from Lurgan, '
who also took 'part in .the meeting.
ee in as
• The theme•for the - m t g w
- ;Thanksgiving The opening
hymn was• followed by the prayers .:
and the Scripture. by Mrs. Ronald
'Thacker, Over thirty ladies answer.
e roll call. with the word
y
St. Marys. C.W.L.
Fr. Galea led in prayer to open
the St. Mary's C .W . L:, meeting,
Mrs, Peter MacDonald. who had
attended, the Deanery .meeting in
Seaforth , gave a detailed 'report Of
111-tday's activiti
• Social action or practicing the
art of human kindnes§ as urged•
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1969
Olivet. Messenger's
OLIVET NEWS,
The Olivet Messengers held their
meeting ,onrSund-ay'. The; -new -•pr -es
ident,. Wendy Hamilton, opened
'the.meeting with a Thanksgiving; •
poem. followed' by the hymn,
Father We Thank,Thee . Scripture
was read by Joyce ,Black,, and -a•
poem by Joycer Osborne , Nancy
McGuire read the story. A Bible..
story and quiz were conducted by
the leader, Mrs. Jack McGuire,
and the meeting closed "with the '
ASI-ipah be e[> dict' 1;1
by Fr. Hennessey our -spiritual
director, ".On'l he who shares his Mrs. Andrew Gaunt
bread can come to"the Lord's Table'
5 esker•
IsW.MS.
or "Am I a Christian or am I a
phoney"was a. thought; for reflection
He concluded :bi reminding all of
the :old Indian prayer "0, Lord, let
me not criticize my fellow man
until I have walked a mile in his
footsteps."
Galea conducted a question
and answer period. regarding up-
• dating of the ':church, ;Prayer in • ' •
unison closed the meeting.
ergo_WAuleY:
-Re=sl
Of Bible Society
•
•The'Riple•Y `Branch of the Canad-
ian Bible:Society meta in Knox `Pres-
byterian •Church;,on October 15th•,
with Rev. Mr. Rooney in .charge
Following a devotional period,'',
Rev. Cowan; representative from •.•
the Bible Society, ,gave sone high-
lights of the work of the Society
and then showed. an 'excellent fila
called'The Pathways of.Penzotti;:'" ,
Penzotti had been an early..
col rteur of'Bibles in South :A mer --
P°
,ica. •: He 'hid walked and ;led a
'Mule loaded with Bibles
• The film showed Scriptures being
distributed to-day,in market places,
to homes alongthe rivers, in the
hi
mountains, the mines: and •
•e • ived and worked'
wherever. eo 1 h•
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by all sorts of modern means of
trans rtation, ,"What' was so:-
noticeable
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not' eable was the'.eagerness of,'
,people . to receive .the Scriptures. •.
Local people are learning to, read ;•'
and help their' neighbours.. Many,'
can only pay in .produce ' and ; sortie
:can only pay, abqut•one third Of
cost of translating and pririting; .:
Thus we help by contributing'to
Business and Correspondence incl canvasses., The scriptures are `
tided `an, iivitation;:from the Kin'- printed in.1400 languages and
lou€h W -`1"4-s.- to attend' their
dialects, When people learn to , •
Tina-nkoffer setup--on-October za .: s; teFtarit+ that:xhe_y
'15th • An announcement• was made! Christian literature to read.
of the fall Meeting of the ,South • 'communism, spends..$400' to every ,•
KINLOUGH NEWS
The • Presbyterian W.M.S.Aut-
umn Thankoffering meeting was
held on Wednesday afternoon at
the church.
Mrs. .Frank Maulden greeted
ladies from'Lucknow , Langside
and. Teeswater Women's Mission.
arySocieties eties and Kinlough Anglic-
an
nglican Church Women, Mrs. Jack '
Barr_played while the ladies were
being seated. .
•.The president Mrs.' Donald
Bushell was in charge and after
giving g the': C'al`lWorshi read a
S .P
poem•' on T•hanksgi g
ed'the visitors. ' Following a •hymn •
the president. offered' prayer;
The' roll cali.was answered with
the word "Thanks" .. Mrs . Jack •
•
Kingsbridge C.W.L.
On October 14 the St. Joseph's'
C.W.L.held their meeting in the
school -•gym Pather.Galea.--openedm
with League prayer. Eighteen
members were present with Mrs.
John Austin presiding. The follow-
ing reports were given by the '
convenors g guides,
s,sr
membership spitual, correspond-
ence
d
ence
and: recording §ecretary; Due
to mailing errors, some'ntembers,
aren't receiving their league magaz
ine. To the November meeting,
brin our views on poverty - what.
does it mean? ow can we -setter-
the programmes thataid., the poor
in all parts or Canada?
This year 46 diel Guides and;
4 leaders are enrolled in• Kings-
bridge' Troop which are sponsored',
by. die "Kingsbridge C W.L. Clean
used clothing canbe; leftat•the•
back of the church for Comberrnere
Mission. It will be packed to be
sent on November 15th in: ;time for•
Christmas.
On November 4, there is to bea
Parent-Teacher .mmeeting at iSt . Jos;-
ephs's choo1 in which all interested
people are asked to.attend. Sister
Judith will outline the religion •
course' that is being taught in the
school.• .,
•
Mrs. Carl Riegling read an' inter-
esting letter from our family in.'
India Save your p'enniies•:: and--br-ing-
vin and, welcom them to. the • next meeting -for our
India family,. Mrs. Mark Dalton
will write to the•,family'this month:
Father :Galea stressed'• more atten _ ..
dance at meetings. -Everyone :must
ive of herself to make.`the•lea ue : '•
g g
'Barr played: "The' Lord's My: Sheph-•
erd" ;Miss: Don Bushell gave the
offertory prayer•, Mrs:.Stewart "
'MacDonald took the devotions. from'.
psalm. 10 0 . .. •
Readings on Thanksgiving were
given•by.Mrs., GlenHaldenby, Mrs.
Frank Maulden:and Mrs..Gertrude
Walsh A. duet; by Mrs.. George
Goodfellow and ,Mrs..Currie'Moffat
was accompanied by, Mrs. T J
McKinney ,'• •
M. Don.Roberrsbn'thenintrod•
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ucied'the' guest speaker Mrs • Andrew
Gaunt who first' expressed, her ' '
pleasure' in having a part in the
meeting ,' Mrs Gaunt based her •
thoughts'frorn Jeremiah ':the harv- .
est is ,pan, the summer is over,and
We are not saved ' The people in
that day had.fallen away •frotn.,God
as in our present day:; He":had tried
land prayed but the people had .for;
;gotten' God... 'We see it today all
I around us and it` makes 'us` `wonder
how'•long before God's judgement •
will cone upon :us. 'Look at the •
tit n ooi ality ; it.vorces ; =delfriquenc.
and lawlessness: It: should be •the
deep concern of each one of pi:
Church Services
L0:CKNOW
;CHRJSTI N
REFORMED.
CHURCH'
J. W. Van Stempvoort.
Pastor
S.rvlces:
10:00 am. ` (English)
2:30 p.m. (Dutch 2nd .and'.
5th . -Sundays)._,-
VISITQRS WELCOME.
Denominational ' Radio` Broad-
cast, "The Back TO God Hour",
every Sunday . CICS (Stratford)
' • 2.,00 . p.m. ; COS (Owen
Sound)' 6:00 p.m.
and meetings more interesting To
the Ncvernber meeting bring a .
member with you. '
-If you' know' of anycharter mem-
ber. please let Mrs. John 'Austin ,
• know ; A bake' sale and parish pot
duck Supper were, discussed 'with no •
definite •plans,: Father closed.
meeting with prayer T lie mistery
gift Was won by Mrs.:.Antone Vans.,
:Osch . .
Mrs : • Carl •Riegling gave an inter.:.
esting:'and complete report on' the
Deanery; meeting in Seaforth: on
ember -29, w-ith-118-present :
Reports were heard from, all 'conven-
ors: Father Hennessey said to pract
ice+and, live these'3.rules. 1. Do
L.love m nei�hbour'enou h tocare'
y g . g
about him and his -problems, .2: Am
I'humble enough? 3:. Be careful of
crinsizitlg others .who don't accept ,
m� views. What: is your:. Christian
attitude? Remember., you are the
church so we must shire. in Christ's
Mission .. Get involved bye• helping
e ' • 'thin
. LUCKNOW,
UNITED C .. ..H'
U RC:H
Rev. Robert' Nicholls, B.A.
• Minister
OCTOBER 26th:
• 10:00 am, Sunday, School
Morning
Plan to hear Df. 'Boob McClure
at. 'the Moderator's. Rally in
Walkerton' llgh School auditor-
ium, , Wednesday,: October 29th
at 11' ;p.m:
.ST. PETER'S
-- .the•
CHURCH
Rev, ` R. T. F. Odendahl
Rector
OCTOBER '26th
•Trieity41
10:15. Church School
11:30 Morning Prayer
know
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Presb erten: Church
with not o y.; carlessness In parents
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' but o 50 trent of our ' youth
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n1 yo
attend church. The hand that
rocks the 'cradle 'still rules the
world„ The mother in the 'home
has such 'an lfluence. ': Do we take
time. to read God's word? :The
funds 17 million, copies of Good >' salvation of our children is; the
News .for •Modern Man h ave been; important thing: ' Some feel that
sold in the last three years'. '•' the' moon landing was one of the.
• Saugeen Deanery at Kincardine on ..$7 spent on literature by Christians
October. 2Lst at, 2 o' clock of whichThe' Bible. Society could double °'dis
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we are now: a part : Mrs . George _;,' tributton ' if it had the necessary
Graham gave ,the 'Meditation., on . •
Giving' Thanks"- . ,
• At this time Rev. R.' Odeiidahl
showed a number of'inrerestmg
pictures which were taken in his
for et •arish. 'He' also••s• •ke on•
the indiaifs•,'their way of li�-zg
and many other rhe ngs aboin them
yirc. S "nrr favonred th .a
out of the league it is bec • use 'we
didn't ,put. •anything. into it.
The meetingwas concauded• with.
,lunch .
Rev. 'Glean. Noble, B A:,. 13.1X:.
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Phone 528-2740
greatest discoveries'; but My.,'
Following thefilm presentation.
fil+ question is "'where are We going to
Cameron MaoAuley took charge,of spend •Ete niry? The harvest is
7e-bi s`part aof re4t ee ---past thea er-is-aver and -h
ing. Waiter Walden' gave a finan-. • many sheaves have we for the
dial report. This .area' raises arounct Nflaster?"•
-vu eac. rear w ,i exce•ptiuu,. •, :
r . .•:_, Y Jaek. Barr thanked the •
lovely solo''''He Wipes the rear' iron
every eye" accompanied tm Mis.
3'ohn Er- lemon • Mrs. 3e use'
Walsh read, .from •the L• ivurt'
• l ,lessage on -Thanksgiving''
• Mrs RR. Gooney, prestdei t o" me Mac.Atiev was returned ' as'
Lurgan group expressed 'thanks ffo.'Chairman. Bill Arnold w a elect,-
being
lec -being invited to this meeting am td as secreta'. - :ensure: { Others
rhe hostesses and � � thanked � a�v�tm�dy c the � �utix�e '
'Mrs. Howard. j e
ar:
c
were Rev.
.. t�•.00ney
in the progrann: rev, .J, Tames Rev. L , Ba:D . Waite:: Walden;
closed" the,r'aeeting,with prayer. rias or l'ac nnar . k' alter
.-.:. ._ ,„1,, --M , o -d r',:;7-2,7.701, and 1
h n p}.�,�}
, � ' . Herb Er. S LOL . 'Ty'ltl�. ,inn Vti'ul.:
served cd b� Mrs, , .colt assiete.� . ��- • loin.
of•'Cenrent+ia1 Tear when there was is:> ker and :resented h6.7 -with a
�, .. pea P ,
gift. Mrs, Phillip Stewart and,' +.
Mrs.'Austin three favoured With .a
dtnet. +accompanied by' Miss Margar-
et Malcolm Mrs., Eldon Walsh
gave' a reading ""Jesus is• the'Way"
Following: a hymn. the Meeting
closed 'with The Lord's prayer.
All were invited to the Sunday
School room where delicious ref_.
reshmentc were served. Miss. May
Boy a expressed thanks ora'. 'behalf
of the Anglican ladies . Mrs . 1.4cKin 4
Mrs,` Gerald Rhodr and 1:A s.,: Fri i , „i e w'. Mee'. or October :3rd and, . net' on behalf of Teeswater ladies,.
Scott The November hostess will I :lake Mrther plant rot the annual Mrs. stewart McGillivray for the,
tkT \ naford `h.a f . and w�ii. t►e '. cam'asc Langside lathes and Mrs. Noble
rtic trnTua etin�t sill bale pack- Rc 1.' B used ire Freer;- isrhnston 'spoke for the Lucknow
to with prayer
• ,. . • . �rbu'
'added Sk from the Community . ,
service. ,
Elections 'followed and Cameron,
OCTOBER 2tk
10:00 a:m:, Sunday" :S,chool
11:00 .a.m.. Morning Service,
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Sutid�y,1ktober 26, 1'�b
ANNWERSARY 'MINISTER
REV. J. E. HUMMEI.; B.A.
Minister. of St. Helens United Church
MORNING SERVLCEE -'1'i A.M.
Sermon -- "What Mean These Stones
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EVERYONE WELCOME