The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-05, Page 10SOUTH KINLOSS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
118th ANNIVERSARY
Sunday, June 9th
GUEST MINISTER
Rev. Charles 'Congram,
Belle River, Ontario '
SERVICES 11 A.M. AND 7:30 P.M.
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CHEMISTRY 41
Last Friday the Chemistry 41
class ; with Mr. Malholtra and Mr.
Richard. Sands, left for the Ontario
Science Centre in Toronto. Arriv-
ing there at 10.30 we split up
and explored the building. We
all sat through a lecture on horm-
ones at 2.30. At 5 o'clock we
boarded the bus once again for the
ride home. We stopped for 1.h6ur
in Guelph for supper. Hopefully
a.good time was had by all.
Thanks to Mr. Malholtra and Mr.
Sands.
TRACK'SAND FIELD
Monday, May 27th at R.D.S.
saw eleven secondary track and
field records broken. In the
Midget girls' division, Janice.
Farrell broke three records, as
she ran the 220 in a time of 32
seconds, and completed-the 80
metre hurdles with a time of 16;1
Seconds. In the field category,
Janice hoisted the shot put 26
feet 5 inches; and broke the form-
er R. D . S . mark.
The midget boys." section saw
seven records shattered. Larry
Farrell ran the 120 yd . htirdles in a
time of 18.4 seconds, and 'with a
jump: of 16 feet , Larry placed first
in the midget boy' long jump.
With a throw of 41' feet 1 inch,
Jeff Rouse placed first in the
midget boys' shotput , and he
hurled the discus -to a mark of 120
feet 3 incheii.
Danny Boyd broke three records
in the track section; In the 100
yard, Danny dame through with a
winning time of 11.4 seconds and
he completed the 220 yard in the
time of 27 seconds..
The third record was established
in the 440 *yard race as Danny ran
the event in one minute , 6..
seconds.
Mark Smith, in the senior boys'
high jump. added another record
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, 'B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2740
JUNE 9th
10 am. Sunday School
Anniversary Services.'
at South Kinloss
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
JUNE 9th
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
Holy Communion
POINT TO PONDER
The loVe of God is an ocean, an
no line can sound its depth.
DUNGANNON
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
(MENNONITE)
Orris Gingrich, Pastor
SERVICES
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
EVERYONE WELCOME
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LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
. REFORMED .
CHURCH
J. W. Van Stempvoort
Pastor
Services:
10:00 a.m. Service
2:30 p.m. Service
(Dutch, 1st 'Sunday of
the month)
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WHITECHURCH NEWS
The Women's Missionary Soc-
iety of Chalmers Presbyterian
Church was 'held on Wednesday
afternoon, May 22 at the home
of Mrs. Bill Rintoul, president
the group. She gave the call to
worship and welcomed all to the
meeting.
The hymn from Greenlands
icy mountains 'was' sung followed
by prayer by Mrs. Rintoul. The
scripture Psalm 106 was read by
Miss Annie Laidlaw. •
The meditation was given by
Mrs. Elroy Laicilaw , telling of the '
giving of the 10 Commandments
and .how Moses led the
Israelites to the promised land
with God givfng 'a cloud by day
and a pillar of fire by night to
hide them from their enemies the
Egyptians. The crossing of the
Red Sea was described how the
waters were held back on each
side leaving dry ground. When
Moses held up the rod the waters
divided for the road and when the
Egyptians were coming when
Motes lifted up the rod the waters
Closed in. God gave the tablets
of stone with the laws after
Moses had been 40 days. His'
brother Aaran was with the people
who were, uneasy and they got
busy and made 'a golden calf which
they began to worship so God' sent
Treat Injuries . •
At Hospital
Nicholus Beyersperger, age 14,
R. R. 2 Lucknow, was treated and
released for a fractured toe receiv•
ed when he slipped while high
jumping at school.
Alex Strong of Wingham was
treated for a cut forehead'receiV-
ed when he was kicked by a •cold
he was treating.
Gordon Hall of Bluevale was
admitted with a dislocated should-
er, received' in a fall from his new
bicycle.
Miss Shelly Dias, age 3, Listow
Moses to stop their idol wash'
. Moses melted the. golden calf
pleaded. with GOd to forgive
the
The
people.
correspondence read wa
an invitation to Calvin-Brick
June 11 at'8.15 when Mrs, Cat
Of Sea forth will speak on Ho
Care. For the', June meeting
'Grace .RiChardson has been iv
ed to Whitechtirch to: show plc
es and, give a •commentary,
will. alSo be the birthday tea.
birthdays April, May .and jurte
'The offering was dedicated by
Robert Ross.
The topic - Mothers Day wa
given by Mrs.; Dawson Craig,
What is a Home? - A home is
where Mother is fitting in the
evening darning socks or in th
day baking and making foodf
the family. Mothers creates
fort , rest. and makes a cheerio
loving atmosphere in the hom
Mothers train the.children i h
their prayers, read 'Bible stori
and plan parties. She closed
with a poem Motherhood, •Th
singing of 'Unto the Hills and.
er by Mrs'. Elroy Laidlaw elm
the meeting.
The Ladies Aid meeting was
held. The treasurer Mrs. John
de Boer gave a financial state
meat The collection was re•
ceived and the meeting closed
with' all repeating the Lord's
prayer in unison.
el suffered first and second de
burns to 'both feet and ankles
she stepped into a bed of hot
charcoal.
John Anderson, R. R, floc
now and John Hogan, R. R, 3
Lucknow were treated for m
cuts and abrasions June 2 susta
in a car accident at the cornet
Concession 6 West Wawanosh
County Road 1.
'Kevin Hickey, Terry Anger
William Anger, all of Wingha
were admitted for observation
following a motor vehicle ace
ent on Highway #4. William
released on this date. Terry
Anger is satisfactory and Key
Hickey is in fair condition,
with a jump. of 5 feet, 7 1/2 inch-
es. •
Following is a list of the individ-
ual track and field over-all
champs. Girls: Midget - Janice
Farrell; Junior - Debbie Beard and
Senior Sally Elliott. Boys; Mid-
get - Danny Boyd; Junior - Mike
Gallant and Sandy Pollock - Sen-
ior Champ . •
The following day .saw Mark
Smith place third in the senior
boys' high jump with a height of
5 feet, 7 inches at the annual
B.I.A. competitions. Congratula-
tions everybody!
Special thanks to everyone. who
helped at the field day and to
those certain individuals who pre-
pared the track previous to the
event.
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Mr. and Mrs: Jack Blue of .Rip-
ley visited on Saturday evtning
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pace.
The Pine RiVer U, C. W.
meeting will be held in Pine Riv-
er Church on Tuesday evening,
June, 11th.
Gary Roe had his tonsils remov-
ed last Monday in Kincardine Hos-
pital.
Miss Mary Pace is on a trip to
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan to visit
her friend Miss Brenda Glousher.
Norval Nesbitt is not enjoying ,
the best 'of health.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Irwin a
boys of Sarnia spent the week nd
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kenipton
of' Arnberley and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Courtney.
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Rotteau and
Amy and Sandra Kempton of Lon-
don spent the week end with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kemp-
ton. -
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126th
Anniversary Services
ASHFIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHUM
Sunday, June 9
11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
GUEST MINISTER
REV. J. R. WEIR
Kincardine, Ontario