The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-03-22, Page 11EDNESDAY MARCH' 42nd 1%7
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KINLOUGI. NEWS
The Kinlough Presbyterian
.M,S, met at the home of Mrs..,
on'Busheil.for their.Easter meet-,
,g When Mrs, Don. Robertson' took,
e meditation on the Easter'theme
id, gave, a thought provoking
•essage •
Mrs, Don Bushell presided for the
ogramn. The responsive .reading .
as from. Matthew. 2$ verses 1 to. •
and 16 to. 20. Mrs.. Tom McDon-
Id led in prayer: Suitable Easter
onns'were sung• throughout: Mrs;
on Bushell read an article, on
Iiss.Dian Petrie who is at: present
.king language training in Taiwan
id is *looking ',forward to•work in
iblic health nursing. Mrs.:Gordon
IacDonald had' an interesting..
ible Quiz'.'
'WS. Don Robertson presided for .
ie business sessions The roll'call
vas answered by a verse :with the
lord: "Resurrection The :offering'•
las taken with Mrs: Don Bushell
wing the •offertory.prayer;. A.:-.
rater, was read from . Miss Sadie .
ohnston regarding: the: Supply :•
.
,11ocation and from •Mrs D R*
4cKenaiary. e re the .HonorMem
ersttip.
It as decided to have a' sale at .
ie next. m.eetin ,which` will be •
g.
eld- a week later than usual on
'pri126th on account of the Syn97.
ital.
The meeting closed by :reading .
oglether the word's of the hymn,
The Head that•:once was crowned
Atli; thorns" '.and prayer.', by Mrs.
obertson.' Lunch was served :by
he hostess, .her daughters and
Vin•nifred Percy
.Hacketls
The March meeting of ttie ,Hack;
Ws U. C. W,. was' held at. the :. •
ome of Mrs.; Fran'k Alton on Thur-
lay,. .March 16th :The Vice -;Press-
entMrs. Andrew: ]titchie"opened
ie meeting: w ith ' an Easter Verse, •
lesusIs Risen TO -day" , . The. hymn
in the Cross of. Christ • I .Glory , .•
as sung. followed by repeating;of
The Lord's Prayer" ;
Mrs.., Chester Hackett had the
evotions, and .Mrs, Russel: Alton
:ad the scripture: Mrs.Chester
Gackett had a. reading called
•Lilies" .
Mrs Re Broome: led:with a .verse
f prayerg ,
:. An interesting .St..y
ud
.
ook, was taken by. Mrs. Kenneth .
.1ton. The book. "Churches:'
/here the Action 1s" :• was intro-
uced•by Mrs. 'Bert -Alton.."Lily:
�f:the'Valley'' was sun by Mrs,..
:enneth Alton
Hymn:'`Jesus :keeP .. me. Near the
ress''',was sung followedby•the
oil call �
11 which was answered: with.:
n Easter verse, Seven children •
nd 15 ,adults were 1?present. Febru•
-
ry minutes were 'read by Mrs,
carry Hackett.
Hackeit's ladies are cateringto a.
upper ... , .
Pp. the Orange'Lodge L.O.L.
I24'Dungannon in Hackett's church
in Tuesday March 28th . interest-
ng comments from "The 'Confer-
.nce at Woodstock were : iven`b
vlrs. •Bert A lton: 8 Y
•A "Centennial Tea" is to be held
Hackett's' church. on April .11th
t 2;30 o'clock, •everyone is to:
.ttend in their "Centennial Dress-
s"+ Ap'ril 1st is the start of the
Ho-ISo Tea' and ever oneJgoes'•
o " just 'Tea" " as y
] they are.
:ollection was received. '
Closing hymn *I:There is a • Gre n '
!ill Far Away was sung:., Mrs. Kai-
er closed the meeting with the
gayer, "The Breast Plate of St.
''atrick" , 16unch was served by the'
o tet r !Mrs .:Bai;rycid '3.tc .r..
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOIN, ONTARIO
AshfieId W.M.S
ASHFIELD .NEWS
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson: was. leadet
:and hostess, for the Easter meeting
of the,,Wornen's Missionary Society
Mrs'. Jim" West gave: the call to
worship' and a prayer; Mrs. Earl
Howes had the meditation on the;
Resurrectjon'andc12.'mernbers an; •
swered, roll call with an Easter .:'"
verse Mrs', Jim •West read a gaper
on the Paradox. of the. Cross and
Miss Sadie Johnson *gave another
Easter message . Mrs..Riehard
West took charge of the business.
A•speaker •was chosen for, the Cent-.
ennial meeting the date of, which
will be set later, "Mts. ,Gordon
Finlayson .closed. the ineeting with
prayer. '
Nrs.J. B Tindall
Speaks On Crosses
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AMBERLEY NEWS
The Easter meeting. of units l and:
2 of Pine 'River United' Church. was ,,
held on. Tuesday evening;,'. March •
14 with 'an attendance of fifty . Mrs.
B.ob Courtney presided and read an• '
*Easte.r;poetr "If •E'aster'be not', true"-
A hymn was `sung.
'.The :minutes of the January meet
ing were read by :Mrs. Mervin Fun-
stonealongawithcorrespondence.• •
An invitation was extended,by the
Bethel U.C.W. for 'March'28. 'A
quilt made.,by mad;by the' C. G. L;'�T.
and was displayed..
After; the :business period Mrs..
Eldon Bradley who was .`convener,
for. the:worship service gave a read.:
ing on the.:theme: " 'Go arid tell" .•
Scripture readings were given' by
Mrs..Morris Reid .and Mrs. Mervyn:.,_
Hooe"•and;,an; Easter reading by
.y,: g.
Mrs, -Sam Snobelen :'•Mrs. Eldon"
Bradley gave a ,prayer. .
Mrs. Bob• Courtneyintroduced the
.guest; speaker Mrs: J..E. 'Tindall of.
Ripley who gave •an informative
' talk' on the different crosses; ':Mrs
y
Donald Courtne thanked. the •guest
speaker ,and presented her .with':a.
gift: A:duet:"The Old Rugged
Cross by Mtg.'William.Kempton,
and' Mrs . Williani :Courtney
accompanied •by`Mrs. Bob Court :
•ney.. After:;the closing hymn and
benediction,:a 'delicious lunch'w'as'
served at small tables .decorated` ri
keeping with the Easter, season,by;
Unit •2,,.'and 'a social hour''was: en-.
joyed.. •••
"St. Peters W A
St. Peters W.A..' met in the Par=
ish.Ha11 Tuesday, 'March 14. The .'
meeting .opened 'by singing•a hymn"`
and all repeated the W.A. Prayer
and Lord's Prayer•. The scripture
'was'read responsively.and an Easter
Meditation given by Mrs. ;•Donald •
Ross,.
The busines's 'par.t'cif the. meeting
as•then conducted by the President
rs. Mar'
M['Cooke offered, the. Pra
y y•
•er Partners Prayer.. An ,Irish solo by.
Mrs. Clare Johnstone..was enjoyed
and a poem entitled " Don't Q#uit"
was read by Mrs. Etta Roberts.
Mrs. Harvey Mole read a paper
entitled 'God Alive .
It••was decided to' hold..a. social.
evening on April 11 With ,plans to
invite theladies of Ripley. Dun-
gannon, Port Albert, Kinloiigh and.
our own community. Mrs. Arnold
Thomson of Wingham"wi11 show
slides,
• A hymn followed.. The meeting
was brought to a close by prayer
and Benediction. The hostess Mrs,,
cr. wn. Ai, .r_IL, ty • LAE s•6.s+-w...
•
St. Marys C.W.I.
Prayers opened the March meet-
ing at the.home of Mrs. Gilbert
Frayne . A discussion on .morals
today was interesting to all pre,-,
sent. Mrs. J. L. MacMillangave •
a. humorous reading for 'St. "Patri-
cks Day. A poem entitled "One
Day" was read 'by Mrs.. Jim O'Don•.
neh .
The quilt and pillow 'shams for
which' the'draw' is to. be held
March- 29th will be• on display in.
Siegrist's Store .over Easter week-
end. A; pleasing lunch served, by
the hostess closed.• the Meeting...
aloin -Brick
Messengers •
W H I TE C H UR C I-1••, NE W S
Calvin Brick Messengers held* :.
their meeting on Sunday morning
in the church with. Cathy Chandler
presiding. The 'S'cripture was read 1
by Helen cliandler,' prayer was
given by Darlene:'Coultes. Alice
'Beecroft gave the Herald's Report.
Theoff
enng was receved:by Jirn
•Whytock and Michael.//Moore and
dedicated by Cathy Chandler.
The story "The. First Easter"': was'
''given'by.Mrs. Norman. Coultes
All then went. to their classes
LUCKNOW
[UNITED CHURCH
i Rev, R. L Stirling, P.A.
Minister'
• • GOOD FRIDAY
8 p.m. Lucknow Community,
Choir Plresents
A Service Of• Song
"Stainer's Crucifixion"
MARCH 26th
EASTER : SUNDAY
10:00 a.m. Adult Bible Class
and. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship:.'
Sermon . "The ' Hope .Of
Resurrection" .
B.
EASTER :IS TWO MIRACLES
Christ is risen, and we believe
it! .' Jesus, in His living and
dying, had made His rising.
believeable. Does . my . living
make -God's . action ` in Christ
believeable for my neighbour?
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at. ir�eiosi inti " or • der"moo
L,ucknow
Presbyterian: Chuirch
Rev. Roderick .MacLeod.
• Minister
MARCH 24th, .G0017 'FRIDAY
11:00 'a.m. 'Morning Service'
MARCH 26th,,
EASTER SUNDAY
10:00 "a.in.• 'Sunday School
11:00 a.m , Morning Worship
SPECIAL EASTER. MUSIC
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ST. 'PETER'S
• ANGLICAN,
CHURCH:
Rev:.Stanley E. Jay, B.A., Bal
Rector
'E'ASTER SUNDAY
MARCH 26th
Church School: 10:15 a.m.,
Hely Communion.. 11:15. a.m.•
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ATTEND THESE SERVICES.
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ngsbridge,
iof Scout Troap
After a two month holiday, the,
Kingsbridge C.;14/L, met on' March:
11., at St.. Joseph's school, K'ing s
bridge, with 28• members' present.
The meeting w.as, opened . with the
league prayer'and thekPresident,
Mrs. Carl Reigling, presided;'"The.
:Secretary's and, Treasurer' . Tr asur rs rep orts
were read and. approved.
Among the Secretary's correspon=
dence were' Many' thank you notes'
from: the First Holy Communion
'children; Grade 8:Graduates, the.
1966 Newly;Weds;'atd the shut=ins
of the Parish ; who all received a
smail remembrance recently from'
the C. W., L 'Mrs., Ann 'Redmond.
Volunteer Coordinator from the
Ontario Hospital, sent a letter of
:thanks .for the "recent* donation, of .
articles Mrs.• ,Blaise Martin deliver-
ed 'on; behalf of the League .
In the Treasurer's report', . Mrs.
Stan. Doherty gave the proceeds of
the home•card parties and the bake
sales that have taken .place since
December. ,,Mrs.. Reiging ,
encouraged the ladies to continue
with the card parties until the
.spring work load begins: •:•
The Spiritual Director, Mrs:' John
Howard, read a lenten selection
from the "Canadian League" , the
National Magazine .of the C. W. L;•
The meeting' was ope.'ned for new
business•; Nomination forms .were •
issued: for the April 9th elections.:
Elected to the nomination comtimi-
ttee were Mrs. John Austin, Mrs.
Antone Van Asch, and Mrs, John':
Van Ropy. '
All ladies .of the parish, both
members and -non-members, .are
invited to enjoy a pot luck supper
'at:St. Joseph's Church Hall, S.un,= .
day afternoon, April 9th :. The
annual electionof the officers will
take place before the supper.
Father C. Caruana Spiritual
Director:, announced the starting
of 'the Kingsbridge Boy Scout
Troop. The "get Acquainted
e ting�':.fi the b y, p rentsw-.
Olivet . :C.W.
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OLIVET"•NE.WS
The March meeting -• of the Olivet,
was held on Thursday
-afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Harry Coiling., Mrs. Ray Hamilton
convened the Easter worship.
service, assisted by Mrs'.. Coiling
and Mrs; E. Osborne.:' Mrs.'.
Hamilton. and Mrs. Walter Black
screened a. filen , "The First Easter':.
Centennial year projects were the
main item of discussion' on the
business .agenda: :
and 'leaders',., took place ':at ,the • •
'Hall°March 15,th.• The: Scouts will
be sponsored by ate Goderch' K..
of C. Father .expressed his,h'opes
that all of the boys in'the'area,will
not., just the; Catholic lads'.
Father Caruana annotunced'the.
publication of a regular.commu.n-
ity newsletter, •" The ' Link 'of Unity' "
This is,a.non=secular'pape,. and
Father welcomes articles from .••
eryone in the community. He
would like .the assistance Ofa the
'people in the area to help him
print the history Of the conirn:uni.ty,
Mrs Jim Martin spoke briefly
about "To -day's Emerging Laymen,
Where are they? Her talk
included this quotation item a
.recent'church bulletin. "The
•'Vatican. Council expects iniportant
results from the co-operation of
the•laity and the clergy; inthe;
laity ; a strengthenedsenseof per-)
sonal responsibility; a renewed •
enthusiasm , a more 'ready' apprec-
iation of their talents to the .pro-
jects
proJects of their Spiritual leaders.
The Priest on the other hand, help
ed by the experience of the laity,
can more clearly and incisively
come to the decisions• regarding.
both spiritual and temporal matt:,
erg." ` The ladies sang.a few Sr.
Patr.icks bay songs. Mrs Donald
�Prayrtc cic,,cd. the mec inn
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