The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-23, Page 10KINLOUGH
PENTECOSTAL .
CHURCH
Pastor
Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst .
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. 'Worship Service
prEveningayer
Service
Service
Midweek
Wednesday
P'ln.
at 8 o'clock •
C.A. (Young People)
Friday- at '8:00 p.m. i
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2740
SUNDAY, JUNE 27th
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
DUNGANNON •
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
(MENNONITE)
Doug Zehr, Pastor
Phone 529-7751
SERVICES
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
EVERYONE WELCOME
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The testimony of your 'good
conscience is worth more than a .
dozen character witnesses.
128th, ANNIVERSARY
OF
ASHFIELD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURC
Sunday, June 27th
11 A.M. AND 8 P.M.
GUEST SPEAKER
Rev. John Calvin RhOad
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Kitchener
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Would You Believe
by RINA
CONSIDERED POISONOUS
TOMATO' WAS
UNTIL THE. END OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY ...
Yes; the "Love ,Apple" is
still considered by'some
for be indigestible.
. . . that we've got some
of the best deals of the
twentieth century. Come
and see tls at the friendly
shop where quality and
satisfaction are daily facts
of life.
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Josephine
Street
Ringbolt'
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
Rev. L. Van Staalduinen
Pastor •
SUNDAY, JUNE 27th
Services at
10 a.m. — "Of Hoboes and
• 13aptism"
p.m. "Storms and Peace"
• Listen to the
Back, to. God Hour
MesSage of Today •
CHOK Sarnia, 8:30 a.m.
Radio dial 1070
CFOS Owen 'Sound, 1;30 p.m
Radio dial 560
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PAGE TEN THE INCKNOW SENTINEL, ‘tmolow,..o.NTARlo WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1976
v. Wm Henderson
Was Guest Speaker
. LANGSIDE NEWS
,• An4iversary services were held
SiMday. at •Langside Presbyterian
ChUrch 'with a.good 'attendance at
morning and -.evening services;
Reverend Wm. Henderson of
WOodstoCk was guest speaker.
. assisted by . Mr. Bev Kay. • Rev.
Henderson's- two . sermons were:
7 entitled "BuSinesS - like Christianr•
ity" and • "Let's Have a Revolu-,
Special music was provided
by 'the choir •Finging two. numbers
in the morning and one :in the
.evening. and two . solo's by Mrg.
Ruth Bell, : • •
Mr. • and Mrs. Wesley Young
held a. sticcessful auction sale . on
Saturday despite the - rain, which
cleared'lMer in the •afternoon, The
.Holyrood Girl Guides and leaders
operated a booth at the sale which •
was also successful. -
•- Mr. and • LW's. DaVe Moffat
accompanied by Bert Moffat of
-Teeswater left on a motor, trip . out
west on Monday. . Some 'of the
places. they plan to visit, • are
. 'Saskatoon, 'Westminster and Port-
age . Prairie. and expect. to "be
. •
'away -about two., weeks
SCHOOL. .BUS TRIP
Teachers and pupils of Holyrood
schOol. enjoyed a bus trip to
Southampton museum last Tuies
• day.. They .ate their dinner-. at Port
• Elgin and, enjoyed -a walk' on the .
beaCh: while • there. They . all
enfoYed the trip.
Mr. and .Mrs. • Jim Young
:attended...theigrade,.8 graditationat
Lucknow - Public School. Their son
. Jamie was one of..:the'• graduates.:
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 'Young. . -
""received word last' week' that 'her .
Mother . ,Mrs: .BrOorne- , of
Huronview,„ Clinton had fallen and
broken her hip. She was taken to
.•Clintori Hospital for:treatment. and
is doing as well as can be expected:
, Marilyn Moffat visited last week
with • her, sister, Mr, and Mrs.
'Mervin Conley, and family of
•Gtielph. . •
Sandra Gardner. of • Lucknow•
spent last week with her grandpar:.
ents; Mr. 'and. Mrs. Wesley Young.
Mr.' and Mrs.. Elmer Scott visited
Friday evening' with Mi. and Mrs.
Dave Moffat and Mis. .Robt,
Stewart of Teeswater spent Sunday:
at the same home. .
Forther Wawanosh
Farmer 'Passes
ROY IRWIN
Roy Irwin .of Victoria Street,
Lucknow, a former West Wawa-
nosh Township farmer, died sud-
denly . at his home on Saturday,
June 5'. He, was 82.
He was born in Ashfield Town-
' ship on. May 10, 1894 a son of
William John Irwin and Amelia
• Henry. / '
On •December 24; • 1924 he
married Viola Jamieson , of East
Wavvanosh. They retired to
LlicknoW in Novmber 1968. / • The late Mr. Irwin is survived by
his wife;' one son Orland of West
Wawanosh; four daughters, Mrs..
Bert (Ruth) Hastings *of Morris
Township, Mrs. Harold (Dorene)
Finlay of Belmore, Mrs. Juanita
Hopper of Wingharn and Mrs. Ron
(Louise) Conley of Trenton; thirte-
en gra,ndchildren and two great
grandchildren; two brothers and
two sisters, Frank of West Wawa-
nosh, Jack of Goderich, Lila Irwin
of Pinecrest . Manor, Lucknow and
Mrs. Glen (Winnifred) Campbelluf,
Ashfield Township.
He was predeceased by . his
parents and two infant' brothers.
The funeral service was held at
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
Lucknow 'on Monday, 'June 7.
Grant Gollan of Luclinow conducted
the service.
Pallbearers were six nephews,
Irwin Campbell, Jack Irwin, Bern-
ard Campbell; Lansley Magoffln,
Earl Jamieson. Ron Jamieson.
Six, grandsons acted as flower
bearers, Charles Hopper, Kenneth
Hopper,Finlay. Murray Hastings, Steven
Irwin, Donald Irwin and Bevan
Interinent was in Greenhill
Cemetery.
St. Helens U.C.V11. ,
'The 'St. Helens" United church
'Women met, on June 8th, at, Mrs.,A.
J, Cook's home. Nine ladies '
attended. The theme of the
meeting was "Father".
Hymn 589 was followed by the'
scripture/ John 5: 17' - 27, read by
Miss Isobel Miller, -
The roll call was a verse with the
word "Father".
Mrs. Frank McQuillin, in charge .
of the meeting, read the meditation
'God Gave. Us Men". Mrs. Tom
Todd gave a reading "Summer
Days are Here Again" and Mrs.
Frank McQuillin bad a reading.
Miss Isobel Miller, assisted by.
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Tom 'Todd,
had the topic. Mrs. John Cameron
had a short : article on missions.
Hymn 596 was followed by the
Lard's Prayer' in unison.
Mrs. Tom Todd was in charge, of
the business. There will be no
meeting in July.
Mrs. Tom Todd and Mrs. Lorne
Woods served a lovely lunch and
Mrs. Frank McQuillin gave the
courtesy remarks.
Kingsbridge
C.W L.
'Twenty-five members attended
the June meeting of the Kings-
bridge Catholic Women's League
held in the St. Augustine Church
Hall. Mrs. Tom Hogan chaired the
meeting in the absence of Mrs.
Marion Austin. Mrs. Hogan led
with the league prayer. Mrs. 'Carl
Riegling gave the scripture read-
ing.,
The secretary's and treasurer's
reports were given. , The corres-
pondence was from Mr. and Mrs.
Ormand, Heffernan; the grade two
1st coMmunion class; Mary Craw-
ford; C.W.L. of the Holy Name of
Mary Parish, St. Mary's, Ontario,
re ,pilgrimage July 13th;' Rev. A. P.
Spencer from 'London Diocesan
Council.
Mrs. Tom Hogan -noted Monsig-
nor -Phelan's 40th anniversary of
ordination: .
Mrs. Rochelle Champagne called
the roll. Mrs. Joe Courtney
outlined the upcoming Pro Life
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Doug Kaufman
Minister
JUNE 27th
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
Nursery provided
for pre-school children-
USC:Spring. Rally
. Hold At Lucknow
The Spring Rally of Southern
Z"one (33) Lake Huron 'District ,of •
United Senior citizens, of Ontario ,
was held' in the Legion Hall,
Lucknow, on Wednesday, June 16. •
There were 'Senior Citizens "from
Arthur, Harriston, Clifford, Ford-
wich, Wroxeter, Gorrie, Wingham,
Teeswater, 'Formosa, tucknow.
The ' opening dedication was
given by Rev. Doug Kaufman of
Lucknow and a civic welcome by
Oliver• Glenn for Reeve George
Joynt. Reports were then read.
There were crafts and activity ideas ,
on display made by some of the
Senior Citizens. Lunch was served
at 12.00 noon followed by the
election of officers.
An addresi was given by Mr. J.
R. Lerette, president of the U.S.C.
Of Ontoap lrio4orMrMaWtimon on G
Wm.
Kriesreaintths.en spoke
He- is Consultant . Minister of
. Culture and Recreation, Hamilton.
A report on presidents: meeting
was given by Mrs. Ruth Johnstone
and adjournment Came at 3 p.m. A
very interesting day was enjoyed
by' all in attendance.
activities, June' 8th Barbecue 'at
Mr. and Mrs. Pat 'Osborne's, June
25, 26, 27 Toronto Conference, July
9, 10, '11 Campout at Mr. Adrian
Keets. A. motion was made to
donate to Pro Life.
Mrs. Reta H oward talked of the
birthday party held in her, home for
Mrs. Marie Austin, Mrs. Genev-
ieve Kinahan, Mr. Frank Austin
and Brother Carl. Also mention
was made of the upcoming
graduation banquet June: 24th. A
committee was formed to look after
sendirik clothing to Combermere.
Sunday eVening,. August 1st was
set as a date for a talent show and a
draw for a quilt and afghan. A
garage sale will be held and some
of the ladies . volunteered to .
organize this event.
Mrs. Carl Riegling adjourned' the
meeting and Father led in prayer. ,
Following, the meeting Si. August-
, ine and'St. Mary's Leagues joined.
Us in the hall for information on pro
life given- by Mrs. Clarice Dalton
urging the necessity for everyone
of voting age, to write letters to
their MPs on their feelings of
abortion. Mrs. Bernardine Kinney
also gave an interesting resume of
the Diocesan Convention held in
Sarnia.
Mrs. Margaret MacDonald and
Mrs. Karla Hogan thanked the St.
Augustine ladies for providing the
hall and lunch. Fr. Dentinger
spoke to the ladies re community
involvement and the formal part of
the evening was adjourned with
prayers.
A plant sale and a delicious
luncheon was served by St.
Augustine ladies.
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