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LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
• .L W. Van Stem voort
Pastor .
Services;
A new and exciting fresh apr
proach to churCh choral music
will be, seen and heard, in Lucknow
United Church on Sunday evening
Decembet 3 at 7.30 p.m.
The Senior Choir of Trinity .
United Church in . inseWhalp.hlaecrdesburg-.
will present a 'Christmas Folk Nius-..
u Re
i o ice yohbyn W thielson.. 'American corn
poser
Costumes, special lighting and.
movement will highlight the ,6orn-
plete program.. • .
The•30 voice Choir , directed .
y t .e pianist an• organist, iss
Doris Shaw , will be accompanied
uitar., baSs violin and drums.
The Wallace,burg Choir, Wyll
known, in South Western Ontario
has 'presented the'traditiona
'Messiah" as' well as the ,BroadWd,
musicals' "Oklahoma" and "Show -
boat". •
Its decision to stage this
temporary folk cantata , has
appealed 'to all ages „and is ex.c,cyt- .
ed.to delight a' Lucknow and chst.-
rict audience. •
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South Kin loss
The November meeting of
South Kinloss Women's Missionary
Society was held at the home of
Mrs. Frank MacKenzie with an
attendance of 1? members. Hymn
494 was sung and the Lord's Pray-
er repeated in unison.
Members were reminded of
the Glad Tidings subscriptions
being due. Mrs. Philip Steer and
Mrs. Harry Lavis are the nominat-
ing committee. It was decided -
to still continue the chapter' of
John fOr our Bible Study in the
coming year , of
Adult Packet cif study.
Mrs. Lorne Sparks ably conduct-
ed the Bible Study, John 9 with
questions and discussions. Hymn
468 was sung and the offertory
prayer Was given by Mrs. Herb
Buckton. Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon
reported $100.00 collected for the
Bible Society.
The Study Book on Africa was
given by Mrs. Allan MacDougall,
tell ngWof the prUblerrrs in ia=
and •Malawi.
Mrs. Douglas Graham, Mrs.
Philip Steer and Mrs. Herb Back=
ton took part in the Prayer Circle.
Hymn '393 was sung and the
meeting closed with the' Mizpah
Rene 'ction.
The hostess and directors Mrs.'
Allan MacDougall and Mrs. Herb
Buekton-served
CGIT Initiation,
Pyiama Pa
8 Congregation
Meet $unday. .
Panel DiScussion
We ate "Alive and Well", was ,
the decision of four area Pastoral'
Charges of the United Church of
Canada. Our health "Could be
improved", was the conclusion
of a panel of four representing
these Charges.
Eight United ;,Church congrega-
tions: Victoria Street, Goderich
and Bembiller; Auburn and Donny-
brook; Trinity (Ashfield) and St.
Helensf-Dungannon and Nile -
gathered at Dungannon United
Church Sunday evening, Novem-
ber 5, at 8.00 p.m.
The panel members discussing
"The Church at, -Work" were: Don-
ald Haines, Auburn, "The
Session": Mrs. S. Argyle, Goder-
ich , "The U.C. W.": Frank Alton,
Ashfield,. "Christian Education":
K. K. Dawson, Dungannon,
"Stewardship".. Rev R. C. Mc-
Clenaghan was moderator.
An organ prelude by Miss Karen
Rivett, Dungannon organist, as th
people of all ages gathered, was
appreciated by all.
Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Warr
conducted a lively sing song of,
new Hymnr-and-insirationa-l-songs7-,-
Rev. James Hummel 0 .
presented a challenging worship
on "The Servant Church, --- is
Christ's Church".
The musical selections, present-
ed by the young folk were delight-
ful and a good innoculation to
keep_the Church healthy. They
were, a' number -by the Drennan -
Family: Paul, Shawn and J/ennifer;1
numbers by the. Errington Family: I
Diane, Anne, Nancy, Donna Sue
and. David; and a cornet solo by
Colin Cameron accompanied by
Barbara Cameron.
Pastor Alfred Fry brought greet-
ings and made introductions.
Two. Explorers, Wayne Dam and
Beth Morris gave a skit on "Mis-
--sioand-Service"-;I~irs ,Alamo
Webiter, assisted by Loraine
Charnney and. Doris Naylor
taught two songs.
The singing of "Jesus is the
man who cares for others" arid
"The Lord is my.Shepherd" clos-
ed the service.and Pastor 'Fry
pronounced the benediction.
—Everyone warinvirecl to the
Sunday 'School Rooms to'exam-
ine the displays of "The Church
at Work" set up by the-differenr—
Charges. Coffee and consersa -
tion was enjoyed. Harold Web-
r tliairked-the-c-ommittee-in
charge and all 'Who assisted.
Afternoon .
Auxiliary
The afternoon Auxiliary of the
Woinen's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church •Met Nov^
enter 1st with an attendance of
fifteen. Mrs, Noble Johnston pres-
ided, and spoke of it being
Remembrance month.
Following the singing of hymn
"What a friend we have in Jesus" ,
Mrs. John Emerson gave the Bible
Study, reading frorn,John, chapter
3, the story of Nicodemus, follow-
ed, by prayer by Mrs. Phillip Stew-
art.
After singing hymn "Pass me
not 0 Gentle Saviou0,,Mrs.
'Morgan Henderson gave an inter-
esting Glad Tidings review.
The offering was taken and
Mrs. Johnston gave the offertory,
prayer; Mrs. Jas. Little gave an
-inspiring_message on "Remem-
brance" ,.remember thy Creator,
remember the Sabbath 'day to
keep it holy.
The roll call was answered by
naming one of the disciples, thank
you notes were read, and Mrs.
Morgan Henderson invited the aux-
iliary to meet in her home for the
December meeting,.
Mrs. James Smith and, MiS.
James Little were appointed to the
nominatin ,committee." The pres-
ident, Mrs: James Smith;closed
the meeting with prayer.
LUCKNOW
UNITED_ RCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
NOVEMBER 12th
10 am. Sunday School ,
11 a.m. Morning Worship
Those wishing transportation-
c.hurch contact
Win. G. Hunter 528-7741
POINT TO PONDER
Man is unlikely to succeed in
managing relations with nature
unless 'he learns to manage bet-
ter relations between man and
man. Here lies our greatest
challenge.
Mauriee....Strong
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Trinity Youth
Group Meet
.The third meeting of the Trin- ,
ity Young People's was held in the
basem,ent Of_Trinity,ChtirCh on_
October 30 at 8.00
Rev. Hui-rime' opened the meet-
ing with a prayer. We received
our church calendars, which will
be on sale 'shortly.'
Following the business of the
me e da-Hallow_eten _
Party which consisted of several
games. After an enjoyable even-
ing, lunch was served.
KINL0131
We extend sympathy to Mrs.
Bill Burt in' the passing of her
father the late Angus MacKay
of Tiverton.
We also extend sympathy to the
family of the late Mrs. W.
McLean, who passed away in. '
Londorron Thursday The funera
was held onSatarday afternoon at '
'the MacLennan funeral home
Kincardine with burial in Kincar-
dine Cemetery.
Mrs. Irene MacKenzie, Mrs.
Verna Boyle of Moose Jaw , Sask.:
atchewan; Mrs. 'Pearl Lloyd of
London visited during: the week,
with relatives here./
Leonard Stanley of:Lansing.,
Michigan spent the' week end:
here. .
Mrs. Nlarretta Hodgins who has
spent the past two weeks in Det-
roit returned home.
A family gathering was held at
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PAO! TIN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 8th 1972
Seventeen C.G.I.T. girls and
their three leaders spent Friday
night at a pyjama party at the
United Church. Several Hallow-
e'en games were played.
Six new members were 'put
through initiation stunts. They
are Anne Colwell, Sandra
Jo7Artn_Maelntyre, Lynda
Campbell, DorOtrty Clark and
Stisan Clark. The ,service for new
members will be held at our next
Meeting. • .
The girls enjoyed a sing-song,
spook stories by candlelight and
a blindfold ghost 'walk.. Our mid-'
•night snack of pop, chips and
' cheeseCake was delicious.
• The early morning hours were
noisy, fun-filled but Very little •
sleep made for tired girls awak-
ened by bells and horns at 8.30.
' Some even forgot to eat break-
fast as they packed up and drag-
ged otf to t eir various
Morning activities.
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40th wedding anniversary. We
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Irene at this time.
The Remembrance Day Service
for this area will be held in the
Holyrood Hall on November lith'
':NOVEMBER 12th at 10.45. Rev. T. J. McKinney •
---wilt--be-thz-vres—t minister.
10 a.m. Sunday Sehool Mr. and Mrs'. Wesley Thomp-
11 a.m f. son of Kincardine and Misses . Nellie and Margaret Malcolm of
Lucknow visited on Sunday with'
Mr. Harry Cole of Exeter and
his daughter Miss Helen Cole of
Sarnia visited on Saturday even-,
ing with their cousins Edna and
May Boyle.
The Anglican Church Women
will meet on Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Midford
.
Meeting and the bale packing.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldenby
spent a few days with their fam-
ily at Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
and children of Niagara spent
the week end with his mother
Mrs. Mnrretta Hodgins.
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