The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-04, Page 10•
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Afl3ATTOIA 396-2905 'STORE 395-296i
Bryan Ritchie
Is President
Of Youth Group
The first meeting of Trinity
Young Peoples was held in the.
basement of Trinity Church on
Monday , 'September 25 at 8.00
p. m .
Rev. Hummel opened the meet-
ing with a prayer and-ie.:Wings -
from the.. bible on Paul's letters.
Hackett, Susan Irvin arid Larry
Hackett .
don "what problems youth have
today", . He went around the
Rev. Hummel asked the ques-
group getting the various ideas.
Rev .' Hummel closed with a
prayer.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED' CHURCH
r kholls, B.A.
Minister
OCTOBER 8th
Thanksgiving. Sunday.
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Morning. Worship
Those wishing transportation to
' church contact
Win. G. Hunter 528-2741
POINT TO PONDER
If . we learn how to giire our-
selves; to -forgive -others,--and2
to- live with thanksgiving, we
need not seek happiness - It
will seek us. ,
Joseph.Fort Newton
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On November 2nd
Luck now
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn. Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2740
OCTOBER 8th
Thanksgiving Sunday
10 a.m. Sunday 'School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
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wit TEN • Mt LUCKNOW .SIENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1972
St. Pa* Anglican ChOr4i In Dungannon:
Closes After. 113 Years Of Service.
of Huron. For many years the
congregation. maintained a steady
growth in membership, having in
the year 1876, an average attend-,
ance .of 112 at each service'. The
parish continued td prosper until
1906 when a rectory was purchas-
ed, and in 1910 the parish was
self-supporting during the min -&
istry of Rev, Thomas Hicks..
The Rev. D. D. Douglas led
the parish in building the parish
hall in 1922 and also inspired the
remodelling of the interior of
the church. In 1932 St. Paul's
di.
to see their plans realized, for
the Church was opened and ded-
icated on that date. 'On July
30th, 1869, during the incumben-
cy of the Rev. G. W. Wye, the
church was consecrated by the
Right Rev. B. • Cronyn, Bishop'
.incumbent of the missionary dist-
rict of Ashfield, Colborne and
West Wawanosli TOwnships'.
pioneers did not wait 'for a churcif3
to be built but commenced at
once to hold services in the
homes, and log school houses.
Old and.young, not necessarily
all anglicans, dressed in their
homespun, often baie-footed,
but all rejoicing that once-more
they were able to join in common
s'ayer and ,praise,.. The minister
on horseback was a familiar and
welcomed sight to the pioneers ,of
tie Huron. Tract. The Rev.. ' R.
Roberts remained only nine"
months but,during this short min-
istry he conducted ninety-seven
baptisms, twenty-eight marriages,
eleven funerals, and one hundred
and.tWenty-one church services,
besides visiting all members and
strangers in his district.- No
small task 'under pioneer cOndiT
tions.
The Rev. J. W. Sims (1863 ,
1865) inspired Andrew Dreaney
and Anthony leers to lead a move
merit to erect a House of Worship.,
On Nine 5111;1864, they rejoiced
DUNGANNON NEWS
Deconsecration Service was
held on September it/ at St.
Paurs, Dungannon. with the
Right Rev. H. F. Appleyard in
charge of the, service and assisted
by Rev. W. D. Towsen, Rural
Dean of the Deanery of South
Saugeen and Rev. H. L. Jennings
of Wingham, a former rector of
St.. Paul's.
The closing service in the
church had previously been held
on July 9th, with Rev. R. Oden-
dahl, rector in charge.
HISTORY OF ST: AL'S'
Among the early settlers Were
to be found many who had been
brought up in the Established
Church in England and Ireland,
and an appeal was. made to the .
_mother church_for____a minister,.
Dungannon was so called for its
namesake in the Emerald Isle.
Bishop Strachan of Toronto heard
the petition of the church people
of Dungannon, so he, licensed the
Rev. LA. Elwood to be the in-
cumbent of Goderich..Clinton.
Seafafth HolmeifilFeTDungannon
and Port .Albeit. There are no
records of his,actiyities around
Dungannon.
Bishop Benjamin'Cronyn heard
of the petition of the loyal church
people of Dungannon and appoint-
ed, Rev. R. J. Roberts to be the
was combined with St. Peter's,
Lucknow; Christ Church, Port
Albert; and St. Paul's, Ripley,
with Rev.• J. H. Geoghegan as
rector.
On June 15th :1959, St. Paul's ,
celebrated its centennial with
services in the morning and even-
ing. The congregation at this
time composed of twelve families.
1-1. L._ Jennings 0952-1960)
was the rector at this time.
In 1968, St. Paul's was combin-
ed with. Auburn, Blyth and Bel- .•
grave from January 1968 to. May
1969. Then St. Paul's was relined
w ith rishes-of-Luoknow-,-- -
Ripley,, Kinlough, Tort Albert to
form a five point charge, Dun-7
,gannon and Port Albert alternated
services every other Sunday until
the closing or St. Paul's.
The first babies baptized in St.
lsau •s Dungannorr-in--the
1865 were: Letitia Dreaney and
William Ivers.
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The last baptism service was
SeptembeT 12, 1971, when And-
rew Phillips., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
jack'Phillips (nee Nancy Mble)
was baptized by Rey. R. Oden-
dahl.
Ministers forthe last thirty
years have been as follows: Rev.
W. Donaldson 1942-1945; Mr.
H. L. Parker '1945-;.1945; Rey. R.
A. Joselyn 1945-1948;,Mr. G. M,
Wyatt 1946-1946; 'Mr. G. Russell
1948-1949; Rev. A. E. Tavener
1949-1950; Rev. A. S. Mitchell
1951-1952; Rev. H. L. Jennings
1952-1960; Rev. 'W. •Wright 1960-
1962;' Rev, J: King 1962-1965;
Rev . S. E. Jay 1965-1967; Rev.
G. E. Pakenham; Mr. W. R. '
Craven (assisted)1968-1969, Rev.
R. Ode ndahl 196,9-1972.
Bible Society
Appoint Officers •
KINLOUGH NEWS
The meeting of the Bible Soc-
iety was held on Thursday even-
ing in the Kinloss United Church.,
Rev. A. F. Lowan •
showed a film on Thailand. Wal-
ter Breckles presided and Miss
Edna Boyle was pianist when
suitable hymns were sung.
The following officeri and
collectors were appointed. 'Pres-.
ident , Walter Breckles; Secret-
ary ,,Miss May Boyle; Treasurer,'
Mrs. Frank Matilden; Collectors -
Kinloss, 'Mrs. Ellison Hodgins,
Mrs. Margaret Bannerman; Base
Line and South Line, Mrs. Lyman
Sutton, Mrs.. Ronald Thacker;
Kinlough Mrs: Ruth Wil-
son; Concession 12 East, Perry
Hodginsl. West Torn MacDonald;
Concession 10 East, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan McInnes; West, Mrs. Gerald •
Rhody; Holyrood and Concession
8, Mrs. Cliff Johnston, Mrs.
Marion Hardt -" •
The money Will be returned to
Mrs. Frank Maulderi..
It was decided that the meet-
ings would be held every second
Monday night at 8.00. Larry
Hackett read the treasurer's re-
-port7-which-amountsto--$11:1P27- -
Topics for the meetings were dis-
cussed and it was left to the exec-
utive to make 'out-the program,
for the year.
The election of officers took
place as follows: President,
Bryan Ritchie; Vice President ,
Dale Irvin; Treasurer.„.-Terry.
•Zinn; Secretary , Leone Cranston,
There were sixteen present.
We welcomed three new members
into our Youth Group, Joan