The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-05-03, Page 12WEDNESDAY,, MAX 3rd. 1972
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LoCal Women At
U.C.W. Conference
—• -Hamilton Conference. If, C. 'W._..'
Mrs. G. Powell of Port Dover
U.C.W. welcomed the visitors.
Nancy Hardy reviewed the •
Study Pac and the Literature
available for U.C.W. groups was
discussed and displayed by Mrs. C.
Howse, of Ariss, Ontario. Mrs. M.
Johns, President., presided for the
business meeting. There will be
a school for leaders at the univer-
sity of Waterloo on May 1.5 , 16
and 17: In the, afternoon there
were 3 study groups Music with
Cairine Haw'kes and Pearl Wade
Communication with Mrs. Howte
and Citpenship - Mrs. A. Durant.
• In the evening the Youth Choir
• of St. James United Church,
Sirncoe, presented the rock Ora-
torio, "Joseph" , which was well'
received by the audience. There
was also a.Panel - "Christian
yOuth in Action" with lVloderator
'Mt.' Brian Jackson,: Kitchener, and
Panelists'', Anne Morwood of ;
Ancaster,who has served one sum-.
mer with Crossroads International;
Jennifer Wittick of Elmira, who,
has worked_with the Caravan_Pro-
gram; .and George Watson of Niag7
ara Falls, a hostel worker. Mrs.
Davis of Burford thanked the Pan-
eliSts and Moderator and welCom-
ed the delegates to, Erie Presbyter-
ial of ,which she is U.C.W.Pres-
ident, A social hour was enjoy-.-
ed' after the program.
A Worship service by Mrs.
Frances Rigg, Wellandport,
opened the. Wednesday session.
Rev. Peter McKellar of Courtland
spoke on. Africa and the work • ' •
'_being_done there, by Rev Don
Pletsch and his wife, who is a
registered nurse. Rev. McKellar
spent eight weeks'working with
them in Africa aboui One year
• tural specialist as well as a pastor
Delegates from the Presbyterials
of Bruce, Erie, Halton, Hamilton,
Niagara, Sudbury and Waterloo,
met in Grace United Church, Port
Dover on April 18th and 19th ,
for the 10th Annual Meeting of
•tr. • NY,
' MRS. WM. SCOTT, ORGANIST
ANNIVERSARY :SERVICES •
SuOday, May • 7th, 1972.
MORNING SERVICE — 11:00 A.M.
EVENING' SERVICE 7:30 P.M.„ a ”
• SPECIAL' MUSIC
GUEST SPEAKER
Dr. A. E. Bailey, M.A., Th.D.,
Senior Educational Consultant with the Board of
Christian Education
Everyone Welcome
No Service At South Kinloss or Dungannon
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
Pastor
Serrrless:
10:00 Lim Serif
;:3;1 p.m. Service
VIRTORS WELCOME
JUST F
YOU ARE AS , W E LCOME
AS THE FLOWERS IN MAY
Huron Men's-C-hapel
- AUBURN
John Woodhoeise Crusade Clinti7:1 1:"
Evil Prevails When Good Men D9 Nothing
MORt NIGHTS LEFT
REVAIK—RUGG-LESIIIII
PAU1 PARR and the SONGMASIERS
THE vuOicHow SENTINEL, I,UCKNOW, ONTARIO PAO" TWELVE
Announces Sale Langside Y.P.S.
Of New Church
LANGSIDE NEWS
The langside Y.P:S, held their
LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
• REV. GLENN NOBLE, B.A., OM., MINISTER In addition to running an exper-.
imental agriculture station, Mr.
Pletsch has a 30 point charge.
helps to educate the children in
the area and is responsible for
building schools. The African
people need a lot of help and
Canadians have the know -how
that Africans need. Rev.• Mc-
Kellar warned, that if Christians
&net help;°Comniunists will. At
present there is a long list of re-
quests for people with technical
skills-and also a long list of peop-.
le who would be willing to fill
the jobs, but there is a great need
for money. The Churches in the
African Cc:gantries would he en-
couraged to take a greater role
in leadership within their. count-
ries if they get support from out-
side their country.
Rev. Jewitt Parr , President of
Hamilton Conference conducted
the. election of Officers. ND:S.
Grace McFadzeri brought greet-
ings from the Division of Mission
.41 Canada.
Rev. Roy WilSon of Hamilton
told. the'women,,of a practical
step towards union of the
Anglican Church and the United
that took place in Hamilton when
fire destroyed First United. Church
a.few years ago and caused, pari-
shoners of the Church of St. Thom.
.as to share their.facilities with
The United-Church-congregation.
The two congregations have rec-
ently joined for. services held at
the same hour with clergy of
both groups taking part in the ser-
vice. A questionnaire sent to.
United. Church members shows
that on the whole they wish to
continue sharing services with the
Anglican Chutch members. Mr.
Wilson said, that the experiment
has proved that "the church is,/
the people not the building".
Mrs. F. N. Greenleaf of St.'
Catharines was elected President
of the Hamilton Conference U.,C.
W. Mrs. M. Johns, Hamilton,
will continue to serve on the. EX7
ecutive as ' Past President.'
The Conference closed with a •••
Communion Service conducted by
Rev. Jewitt Parr and Rev. John
yarcly, Minister of Grace United.
Bruce Presbyterial Executive
delegates were Mrs. A. Heard,
Port Elgin; Mrs. H. W. McCul-
loch ', Paisley; Mrs.' J. Hill,
Ripley; •Mrs. R. Neyvette, Kin-
cardine; Mrs. B. Ruttle, Kincar-
dine; Mrs.' J. Kirkpatrick, Ripley;
Bruce Presbytery
Meet At Tobermory
pruce Presbytery of the United
Church, meeting in Tobermory '
elected Reverend George Wright ,
of Mount Forest for a second
term as "their chairman. Rever-
end Arnold •Proud of Teeswater
will become ale new secretary.
• Reverend W. Wilkinson, Lion's
Head led the worship service.
Holy Communion was celebrated.
Delegate's to, the General
Council meeting in Saskatoon in .
August_wese_electest, those,chos-
en 'were Reverend GeOrge Wright,
Reverend G. R. Strome; Mrs.
R. Slade'and Mr. C. Oshorne.
Reverend R. Wagner reported
a World, Mission Festival is being
planned by Hamilton Conference,
to be held in Walkerton Second-
ary School, October 1'.
Chairman of the Camp Council
gave a comprehensive report en
the seven camp sights within the
bounds of Hamilton Conference ,
stating that Silver Lake in Bruce
has .over 200 acres with buildings
above average: Plans for future
deVeloping are well underway.
FiVe thousand trees are to be '
planted this year.
New ministers coming into
Bruce Presbytery 'effective July
1st will be Rev.lames Stockton,
of NdOla, Zambia , to the Arthur
charge, and Rev. David Bauman
of Palmer Rapids; Renfrew Pres-
bytery , to Clifford.
The' approval was, given , to the
_a_11,_frorn inwood_chargeL,Ia.
ton Presbytery to Rev. George
Trigger of Tobermory.
Re V; ra kr-immune ed—
Singtirne would be closing May
21st, completing fifteen years,
but would be returning ,again in the
fall. •°
Under the Christian Education
Chairman, Rev. J. Strapp, a one •
day work shop is planned for May -
13th.at Walkerton United Church
for all leaders of boys and girls
and youih groups.
Elsner Umbach of Lucknow ,
speaking for the United Holiness `,
Church, has announced'that Unit-
ed Holiness has completed the
purchase of,the unfinished church
building formerly owned by the
Church of God in Goderich. The
sale will be finalized at the end
of April.
According to Mr. Urnbach, the
purchase involves the taking over
of finanCing arrangements by
United Holiness ,as well as the' pur-
chase of the lot. "The Church
of God did give us a great deal of
work they put into the church on
their own,tithe to date, free of
charge , as- well as some funds cf51-
lected for the building," Mr;
Umbach said. "This amounts to
about $875,"
The basement portion of the
building on Huron Road in doder-
ich is , already completed and the
congregation is meeting there
now. "We hope to have the build.
'ing bricked in and the lawn sod-
ded as soon as the weather
permits ," the United Holiness
-spokesinam-said-an&-we',--are-ai-m-
dinPgnet°b'yhafvaell. "
the complete work
"The building should be an
in . 1871 and . again in 1.883
farmers in' Ontario were' paid 25
cents by their., municipality for
each • tree 'they established .on
boundary lines of' farms or along
tbe highWay.
• •
asset •to theneighbourhood and •
Will be a h'aridsorne structure when
pr-efer
rocalllt a Chapel theu.41:i, since
.4 is not as large. 2s, niany .
churches," • '•
LUCKNONV
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.,
Minister
MAY 7th
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
LUCHNOW AREA PARISH
The Rev. R. Odendahl
Rector
MAY 7th
EASTER S
St; Paul's Ripley — 9:15 a.m.
Ascension Irmlough 10:30 a.m.
St. Peters Lucknow 11:45 a.m.
Church School — 10:30 a.m.
ANGLICAN
CJ{URC
• ReV. R. Nicholls reported an
increase in Mission and•Service -
funds of 8.36°%o over, last year's
first threel month period:
Conference is being held at
Waterloo 'May 25 - 28M, A gig-
antic celebration of Ministry is
_planirethior Sunday„Ma,y_28tliat7-
3 p.m., to be held at 'the Physic-
al Education Building, University
of Waterloo.. Speaker will be the
Moderator, Rev.. A. B. B. 'Moore..
Musical Director Lloyd Bradshaw ,
who is the director of Melrose Un-
ited Church, Hamilton, also the
director of the University of
Mrs. JackrAckert, Holyrood; Mrs. Toronto Chorus, Canadian Opera
erctoli Hunter;-Lircknow", cnid Company, and Ontario Place,
Mrs. L. Cartwright, Walkerton.' will be directing a choir of over
200 voices from the Hamilton
area.
Due to time, the area bOundary
study was not dealt with fully,
ed a joint meeti- g
with Grey 'Presbytery could be
arrange I for a June meeting when
this could be more fully studied.
Resolutions Were given by Rev.
D. Byrd of Conn, and the day's °'
session was Closed with prayer by
Chairman Rev. G. Wright.
SrPaul'S,'Dungannon —
3:00 pIn
2nd am, alth Sundays
Clbrist ChurCh, Port Albert
8 p.m..
1st, d and 5th Sundays
See what your dollars can do.
Support Easter Seals.
Cheque out
a cripplod child
%dal,*
YOUR I S
meeting on Sunday night at the,
home of o Nli. and Mrs. Peter de
Boer. Bob Moffatand 'Ken Scott
conducted tht-,-worship service, •
Mr. Wybenga briefly discussed
some aspects Of the meaning and
purpose of the Lord's' Supper, .
• The main business item for:the
evening was to-discuss the Family
Day service on May 1:1.in which.'
It
he young people and other. tnetr.-
bers of the congregation will take
part'. - . .
/ • The meeting was closed with
the benediction.• Aftet that ,Ir.s..
de Boer 'served lunch.,
in
fir
Bu