The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-30, Page 10r'
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, (AWN)
Dedication Service Sunday At Ashfield
Presbterian Church for Hymn Books
A• Dedication Service for the
new Books of Praise was held.at
Ashfield Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. May 20th.
Mrs. Jack MacKenzie sang the
dedicatiob. hymn, "These Gifts
Are Thine". and,special music.
was rendered by the Junior Choir
under the direction of Mrs. Dun-
can Simpson.
Rev. Kenneth Rooney deliver-
ed the sermon "Sing A New
Song".
I A list of the books dedicated t
are as follows:
Four books given by Mrs. 'Rich-
ard : West in memory of Mr.
Richard West.
Five books given by Mrs. Wil-
fred Farrish and Family in.mem-
ory of Mr. Wilfred Farrish.
Five books given by Mrs. Don-
ald F. MacKenzie in memory of
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
J. W. Van Stempvoort
Pastor
Services:
10:00 a.m. Service
2.30 p.m. Service
VISITORS WELCOME
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH.
Rev. Robert Nicholls;: B.A.
Minister
JUNE 3rd
Sunday School Anniversary
will be held in the form of a
congregational outdoor worship
and picnic at Silver. Lake camp
beginning 11 a.m..
POINT TO PONDER
He does notbelieve who does
not live according to His belief.
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn ,Noble, 'B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2740
1973 IS CENTENNIAL YEAR
OF THIS CHURCH
JUNE 3rd
Sacrament of Communion.
and Baptism
10 a.m. Sunday School
11. a.m. Morning Worship
The'Centennial Book is amiable
at The Lucknow Sentinel, Fish-
er's Barber Shop and from Mrs.
Ens. Henderson.
1
Mr. D. F. MacKenzie, •
Three books given by Miss
Mabelle MacDonald, in memory
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacDon-
ald and Mr. Lloyd MacDonald.
Two liooks given by Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart. Jamieson in memory
of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan A. Mac-
Kenzie.
Two books given.by Mrs. Colin.
MacGregor in memory. of Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander MacGregor.
Two books.. given by Mrs. Col-
in MacGregor in memory of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Drennan.
Three books given by Mr.
Duncan Allen in memory of The
MacLeod Family.
Eleven books, in memory of
William A. and Margaret John-
ston, given by the Family and
Grandchildren.
Ten books given by the Simp-
son Families in memory of Dr.
A. A. J. and Flora Simpson,
Margaret Simpsoiii and Arthur ' \'‘,
Simpson.
Ten books given by Mrs. Isabel
Martyn,. and Allan and Ewan
MacLean in.memory of Mr. and
Mrs..D. A. MacLean.
Six books given by Bill and
Jean Farrish and family, Duncan
and Peggy Farrish and family, .
Doug and Helen Farrish, Sadie
and Alvin Gilders and family,
Muriel Farrish , Margaret Mac-
Kenzie and family in, memory
of Kenneth and Florence Farrish.
Six books in memory of James
and Catherine McDonald who im•
migrated from the Isle of Skye
1840 - 50',,given'by their des-
cendants. •
Ten ;books given by Rev. and
Mrs. K., J. Rooney. in memory
of Dr. P. .Scott. MacKenzie.
One book was presented to the
church.by Mr. and Mrs. Henry
MacKenzie. .
Four books were given to'\the
church by Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Howes.
Rev. Gordon Fish
Was Anniversary
peaker
• •WHITECHURCH NEWS
Chalmers Presbyterian Church
decorated' with bouquets of spring
flowers celebrated anniversary
services on Sunday, May 27 with
guest minister Reverend Gordon
Fish in charge of the service and
Mrs. Donald Ross director of.
music. '
At the morning service the
choir sang, "Master,the Temp-
est
empest is raying". A trio, Mrs:,
Wardrop, Miss Irene De Boer and
Mrs. Gibson sang "Each Step I •
Take". They sermon by Reverend
G. Fish was "For wavering Christ
ians a sure and certain call".
At the evening service at 8
p.m. the choir sang "Love Lifted
Me" and "Heavenly Sunlight".
Mrs. Wardrop and Mrs. Gibson
sang "I know who Holds
Tomorrow", The sermon was a
fur'ther message "For wavering
Christians to have a sure and
certain Faith".
Large crowds were in attend-
ance atboth services.
Lucknow UCW
General Meeting
Mrs. Raynard Ackert presided
for tfie general meeting of the
Lucknow United Church Women
and opened the meeting with a
reading, Japanese Version of the.
23rd Psalm; followed by prayer..
The minutes of the February..
meeting were read by• Mrs. Harv-
ey Houston. "Mrs. Ken Cameron
read correspondence from several
bereaved families and outlined
the workshop to be held in Wiar
ton on May 28. Mrs. Robert
Finlay in giving the treasurer's
report stated 111 fees had been
paid and $1332.35 raised to date,
with a balance of $999.81 on
hand.
The president announced the
following activities, Girl Guide
and, Brownie Banquet May 24;
invitation to attend Fashion Show
in Wingham. United Church May
30th, 8 p.m.; Executive meet-
ing May 31, 2 p.m. and that the
U.C.W. wouldbe taking the
church service on June 10; The
offering was dedicated by Mrs.
Pharis Mathers.
Mrs. Garfield MacDonald
reported for Community Friend-
ship, stressing the importance of
visiting the shut-ins. Mrs. Jim
Ritchie of the Special Occasions
committee, commented on their
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gra-
hams on the occasion of their
50th wedding' anniversary and to
Miss Catherine MacGregor at. Pine -
crest Manor on her 100th birthday.
The. Missionary and Christian.'
Education committee was in
charge of the program with Mrs.
Robert Nicholls convener in
charge of the presentation. The ;
purpose of Christian Education is
that every person, at every stage
of his life, may be led to -know
to 'love and serve God, as reveal-
ed in Jesus Christ. She told of
the improvements 'n the -nursery .
and made mention f the new;
Sunday schedule, lso that
•four young people had attended
Five Oaks in the school holiday
period and found the courses most
•
stimulating.
A panel discussion proved inter-
esting with the following taking
part Rev. Robert Nicholls, .speak •
ing chiefly on baptism and ,the
youth group; Mrs. Ken Cameron,
the Sunday School;' Mrs. Robert.
Irwin, the nursery roll; Mrs.
Robert Struthers, the messengers,
and Mrs. Gordon'Cayley, the C.
G . I. T .. The conclusion to the
question and answer period was
that many dedicated people. are
involved in the total program of
the church so that it must go on
:and will.
Sandra Finlay favoured the
meeting with a delightful piano
instrumental}.
Mrs. Ackert thanked all for
taking part and closed the meet-
ingwith prayer.
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C.G.I.T, Mother - Daughter Party
Features Fun - filled Evening For
Lucknow C.G.I.T. held a
Mother and Daughter Dessert
Party in the United Church on
Monday night. It was probably
one of the most fun -filled even-
ings of the year if onemay
judge 'by the number of people
who laughed til they cried. The
highlight of the evening was a
mock T.V. ' show from station
P.'H; E. W.
"Silly Susan" Clark was the
announcer and the skits and songs
were done by Cathy Jamieson,
Benda MacDonald and Mary . .
Ellen Havens. It will be. a long
time before we forget "Sin
Time" the United Church T.V.
Show, when Rev Zechariah
Snodgrass, B.A. , B. D. , X. Y. Z.
P.U. addressed a convulsed con-
gregation on the text "Hi Diddle
Diddle". Nor will we ever forget
"Cinnamon Street" when Aunt
Cathy read "Little Ride Hooding
Red" 1 to the children.
Guests were welcomed and
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TIMOTHY J. HUNTER
introduced by Mrs. Robert
o11s and after dessert; pu
coffee, toasts were.propos
follows:
The Queen, Nancy Wan
The Mothers, Susan Clar
Girls, Mrs. Herb Clark;
Church Mary Ellen Hav
Reply, Rei+. Robert Nich
C. G. I. T. ; CoralynHend
Leaders, Roil Glenn Nob
A surprise gift of a dol
was presented to the four
A fter a rousing sing.'s'
report of the year's work
by Mrs. Nicholls. From
1972 until May 1973 the
Luc know • Canadian Guts
ing have -raised over $1,0
The biggest project wast
ing and selling of 600
Eggs to support a Foster
Peru. The girls have also
to the Lucknow Swimm'
Pool, National and Pray
T. , Anglican
Women, W.M.S. and U,
and U.N.I.C.E.F..
In all, 39 meetings 41
consisting of Bible Story
Study, parties, trips, cis
Attendance prizes were
Cathy Jamieson, JoaS!e,
and Nancy Warren,
Cora lyn Henderson gra
and received a pinarida
from C.G.I.T•
sented for'the U,C,W.b
Robert Finlay.
A moving worship se
Affiliation with the W.
led by Mrs. Gordon CO
Mrs, Frank Hawthorne?
membership cards andA
badges. Thanks wase'
all who participated
witht?'
evening
Girls and leaders are to
congratulated f r alsple
of tun and fellowship and
ing
P.S. Rev. Snodgrass
is
rchd.
abl e asa guest peache!
special appointmentnt
the Magnificental
entertain foxeasot