The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-06, Page 11Form New Area Organization,
Named' Voice 'Of The Unborn'?
A group of citizens in Wingtiain
and the surrounding area have
founded a new organizfation,".
"Voice of the Unborn" . This
group is affiliated with the
nationwide "Alliance for Life"
which has as its president , Dr.
Ileather Morris , one of Canada's
and petition chairman; Mrs. C. R.
Morrison treasurer; Rev. 'F. Car-
son of Blyth..,and-Dr.• P.J. Leahy of
Teeswater program committe e;
Mrs H. DeBrUyn, publicity; Mrs.
R. Chettleburgh, Mrs. 0. Kieffer
Mrs. John Walters of Tceswir-
.er', telephone committee;
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
outstanding women gynecoloists.. • .gf "l',.eeswater,
*Voice of the Un'born ig art.ither-
denominational organiz- •. • !fie new group ill be anion which was formed .t.o.prom- • etrcttl„tfrg the ,Alltancc for
KINLOUGH NEWS.
he World Day of Prayer for
area was held on Friday after-
1 in. the Anglican Church with
Edna Boyle organist. The'
es were welcomed by Mrs.
rge Graham and Miss May
e .
rs. Howard Thompson, in a
:capable nianner, was the
er and extended 'a hearty w el-
e to all and gave the call to.
er and the prayer •of invitation
was followed with Mrs.
ge HarkneSs reading the gos- ,
br Ash. Wednesday.
to Voice of Youth was taken
Its. Allan Rhody; the Voice df
aingry, by Mrs. Ronald Thack-
ie Voice of discrimination by
Jack Hodgins; theyoice of
[don, Mrs. Gerald Rhody;
Iola of War victims, Mrs.
ey Scott; the Voice of the
letic, Mrs. Lyinan Sutton.
is was followed by the hymn
;hrist there is no East or
Mrs. George Graham.and
Howard Thompson (in dia-
) gave the purpose and the
of the World Day of Prayer
ristian Fellowship, prayer
raise. This was followed by
tany frofn the order of ser- •
is Winnifred Percy read two
ins of scripture which was
4'ed with the hymn "Blest be
e that binds" and Mrs. Glen'
!nby gave a scripture read-
ote respect for all forms of human
life from, the moment of_
conception onwmard. Its basic
aims.are as follows;
(1) to inforM the general public
(a) that the unborn child is, a
human being from conception
(b) of the Medical, social and
psychological effects of abortion.
(c) of the acts of abortion in
Canada
(d) Of the alternatives to abort:-
ion.
(2) 'To work for changes in public
opinion to increase respect for
human life.
Voice of the Unborn believes
that concern for the pregnant
woman with problems must not
mean contempt for the life of her
child. SoCiety Must have comp-
assion for , and help, both.
The executive of the new group
are as follows: Rev. T. 1‹.. Haw -
thorn.and Mrs. R. Campeau, co
chairmen; R. Campeau, secretary
former Lucknow
Resident Passes
MRS.. ROBERT JOHNSTON
The .death of Mri. Robert John-
ston of 32 Waterloo St. S. , God-
erich, occurred on Wednesday,
February 27th at Goderich.
She was the former Mary Jane
Joynt, daughter of John Joynt,
former M.P. North Huron, and
his Wife Annie 'Amelia Fulford
and .was born at St. Helens.
In 1909 she married RObert
Johnston. They resided in Luck-
'now until 1927 during which tinie
Mr. Johnston served a's reeve of
the Village from 1917 to 1926 and
also was warden of Bruce County.,
In 1927 they moved to Goderich,
Mr. Johnston passed away on May
5th , 1941,
Mrs. Johnston continued to re-
side in Goder/ich, where as a
member of North Street United
Church, she was very active in
the, Women's Missionary Society •
and served as president of the
Women's Association.. She was
a: former member of the Order of
the Eastern Star and was an hon-
orary member of I'.O.1J. E.
Ahmeek Chapter. Mrs. Johnston
had attended Alma College at St.
Thomas.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Glenn (Roberta) Hayes and
Mrs. George (Pauline) Parsons,
both-of Goderich; nine grand,child-
ren and two great grandchildren;
and one brother John Wesley Joynt
of Lucknow. •
Besides her husband she was
predeceased by three sisters, Mrs.
W. J. (Annie) Lillico, Mrs. W. L.
(Ida) McLeod and Mrs. A. E.
(Letitia) Millsdn.
The funeral service was held at
Stiles Funeral Home , Goderich
on Saturday, March 2nd. Rev.'
G. L. Royal was minister.
Interment wa-s at Maitland Cem-
etery.
Pallbearers were JameS Britnell,
Harold Betiger, ,- Gordon Muir,
Gordon McManus, L. B. Graham',
William Schaefer.
Life petition which "calls upon'
Parliament to enact legislation
proyiding for the,child conceived
but not'yet born - the same
protection provided for any other
person'!.
An organizational meeting for
the,circulationof this'petition
will be held at the Wingham
1.0.0.F. Hall on March .13 at
8;30 p:M. The pastor and one
representative of each church in
the surrounding area Will be asked
to attend..
'A, program entitled "A Second
Look at AbOrtion” , with guest'
speaker Dr, Hart,Benzner of Wil-
fred' Laurier University, Waterloo
will be held. March 31 at 8:00 •
p:M. at F.E. Madill Secondary
School,
What's New
At Huronview
A musical group of students
from the Clinton Christian Reform
.School led by Clarence Vos helped
to provide the music for the Sunday',
evening song service. Mr .,Aire
Van der Ende , leader of the ser-
vice, presented twenty-five new
gospel song' books•tothe Home on
behalf ofthe•Cifristian Reform
congreptibn.'
Kelly of Goderich yviAs„wel-
b to the 'f lenient Monday
afternoon's gettogether. Marie
Flynn , l'orman Speir a•nd Jerry
'Collins prOVided the old tyine •
,music with",Clinton Christian
Reform,voluriteerls assisting with '
activities.
Rev .. Mc Whinnie , • Chaplain of
the Home , is leading the
Bible Study for the next two weeks
while the regular leacher Mrs.
Prouti, is holidaying. in Florida..
The McMillan Family Fortress
of Goderich provided the "Family'
Night" program on Thursday
evening. This group include Mr.
and Mrs. McMillan and their
family, Eleanor , Elizabeth and
Ernie , along with a piano
accompanist taken this week by
Mrs. Don Stewart. The Mc Mil
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lams are very well known for their
musical talents in• the Goderich
area. They were invited to join
a noted. Evangelist last year for a
three-week tour ofi the. Southern
Islands. The program included
musical numbers by the family,
who all play wind instruments,
as well as solos by Ernie, duets
by Elizabeth and Eleanor, and
vocal duets by lion and Mrs.
McMillan. The audience were '
taken on the Evangalistic tour of
the islands by cOloured slides and
comentary by Don Which was very
interesting, A record has been
made 'by the, McMillan's of
their music , which has a religious
theme and will soon be available
to the public. Bob Rutledge ex-
pressed the appreciation of the
Residents,
A world day of prayer service
was held in the Chapel on Friday
Morning. The, ladies of. St. Jos-
eph Roman Catholic Church,
Clinton, were in charge of the
service this year. Mrs. Tony
Brand and' Mrs. John Van Beers led
the service with a choir of twenty
students from St,/ Joseph School
leading the singing, assisted by
their teachers Mrs. Dalaney and
Mrs. Carbert. The collection
was received by Residents Mrs.
Sholdice and Mrs. Valkenburg.
1,4EspAY, MARCH 6th, .1974
World Day
Of Prayer
?. message "Make us builders
tee" was capably given by
Frank Maulden. In the
ian understanding it means
the chance to livea full
id be in one accord with .
nd people around us. The
"0 God of love., 0 King of.
" was sung. Prayers of
Mon followed. Mrs. Bert
lson, Mrs. Delbert Hedley
[iss Nfay Boyle did a Candle
ng ceremony in dialogue
ng two hymns "Jesus bids us
and "Jesus loves me".
;. Don Robertson and Mrs.
MacDonald received the
ng. The offert9ry prayer
iven and the Lord's Prayer
!peated in unison.' All' ,
I hands and 'repeated togeth-
fte peace of the Lord be with
'allowed by the benediction.
Zuth Wilson was chosen key
n for 1975 when the service
e held in the Presbyterian ,
. Bert Nicholson and Mrs.
:d Wall took charge of the
1g which amounted to $21.10.
-toward Thompson expressed
to everyone for their help
king it such a worthwhile •
wish improved health to
owell who has been a patient
• Kincardine and District
tal,
Pearl Lloyd and Mr. and
Karl Boyle of London visited/
;'the week with Edna and
3oyle.
iumber from this.area attend•
e Farm Show at London,
welcome the Johns family
community. They have
aged the residence of Mr. ,
its, Roy Sehneller, now of
gam
ald Barr of Waterloo, Mr.
Russell Barr, Darrell
:ynthia of Agincourt, visited
:he week end with Mrs. John
nd,Other members of their
y here. 4