HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-04-15, Page 10• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
rs. Antone Von Osch Elected President
Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League
The annual meeting 'for St;. ter 'Clare , 2nd Vice; Mrs. Mark'
Josephs. C. W.L. Kingsbridge, Dalton, 3rd Vice; Mrs. Frank
• was,held on April 6, at St. Jos- Riegling;, Recording Sec.; • Mrs.
eph's School. 'Father Cassano .John FIo 'aid, Corresponding Sec.
• q.:ned with prayer, Mrs...John Mrs. J;oe.Courtney', Treasurer.
Austin presided with .34 members.. During the social hour, -'"Father
.• plus 4 visitors in attendance, Cassanodrew, tickets on: rug,
The following convenors. gave . Miss Theresa Bevinie;' ,quilt ,
their. reports, membership, treas- Miss Lea;Van Diepen; towels,
urer ; `recording sec, , spiritual ' Mrs. Bill Van Osch,
and corresponding sec.' Annual
• reports were read by all conven=
ors. ,Mrs. Walter. Clare , Girl
'Guide convenor•,'was appointed Mrs: Vernon Hunter was hostess.
• toa committee which hopesto' .for 'thee April' meeting of Unit 3 on
form a Girl Guide camp. A •' April 7th. There were 17 .rnem
catering committee was formed = hers present.
Mrs Reis Miltenburg, Mrs. Pete Mrs. Jas. Wraith opened' the
Vogt, Mrs. John Howard,. Mrs. meeting with a reading followed
'Frank Riegling.. • Mrs. Mark by the singing of a •hymn and •
Dalton and Mrs. •Eugene. Rayne prayer. 3 .
are' to serve a Meal on Wheels tc ' ' The roll call was answered' by a
the •Martin faintly.:: A member favorite` bible verse: Mrs. Ewart
Taylorgave the treasurer's report
and Mrs. Jas. Wraith reported on
supply and welfare. The mem-
bers 'were reminded:'of .the. 'invita-
tion from St. 'Helen's U.C.W. to.
join, with them .April 14th.
Mrs. Walter Dexter gave a
reading pertaining to Spring, fat-,
Lucknow Unit 3
of'the Youth Club,. Miss. Kathy.
Hogan, who' -was -sponsored -by --the
• C.W.L. , gave an excellent • •�'
Po
re �rt-on-her-week-end retreat ar
Oxley.. She thanked. the league
for sending her: • • ' •
• •Mrs. Reis: Miltenburg presented
1 vds,: Mr.. and
,Mrs Joh lowed by a hymn. Mrs., MarshaMrs.Tony Miltenburg:
I'v iltenburg accepted it. •
Gibson read 'the-sre
criptu-lesson_
Mrs Joe Courtney gave a coin-'
•
and Mrs. Walter Dexter led in
plete and..inforinattve history of prayer,
the C. W. L. t Kingsbridge,' The .r
first meeting. was held in July
• 1921 and two original members
are still living. Mrs. Courtney
gave the history right up to date ,
which took man 1ong hours to
compile. ' It• is hoped that this • •
will -be made; intora book form
which members could :purchase:
Mrs. • Antone`Van Osch thanked
Mrs. John Austin for all her work
; that she.did during the past.
• two years.
11
Father Cassano. quoted; °' We all
are needed. ,.I am only one ; but
h• am one'.,,, •1' cannot do everything
but I can do.sornethingt • What'Mrs Jack McDonagh gave an .
•-----can-do- .lou ht: to do; And what interesting talk on. their recent . • . •
' trip xo'portuga.l'a'nd•-'Spa.in, rhtch• ' singing a' hymn a-nd •repeating.
1 aught, to do, .by.the grace of the' Mrzpah. benediction: An
. '—-va-s-ntu-c-h=en jo
• God; 1 will do,' • • — Ester c`ontett, was,\conducted by'
, The meeting closed with a
,' Mrsy' Wer . .Helm after which:a -
hymn and the •Mizpah benedic.-. • was •
tion.• ' . ,
• social time enjoyed with Mrs.
' J: Hunter ,, Mrs: H. Phillips,. Mrs:
A lovely lunch was served by S.''Alton Mrs: M. King and Mrs..
Mrs..Verndn Haunter ,` Mrs•, . Walter. .w; Wharf), the .comrnittee. in •
Dexter'and:Mrs. Gordon Ritchie, charge:
LUCKNOW ONTARIO
Mrslternagha�r
Is Unit 1 Speaker
Mrs M.. D. •King was hostess
for the'Ap til meettn g • of Unit 1 of
Lueknow, United Church Women „
held' in -the Church. Parlour on
Tuesday , April 7 ,' at' 2.30 p m. ,
with 18: members and 2 visitors
present. Mrs.. .King, the "leader,.
opened the meeting with the sing-,
in of a .h'n. and.,an Easter mes-•,
S Ym
sage followed by prayer
Mrs, °Wrn •Wharry presided
oven the devotions with emphasis
on "Go Tell" and pointed out
.that as we listen to; the -
experiences of the first. disciples;
let us remember they were all
laymen and women. . Too.,often
we think of 'the command "Go
tell" . as being spoken only i� the
leaders of the church; the minis -
teas and missionaries, but Jr was
to,ai1 Christians the message
was. given.:. .
Mrs,. J. Hunter-gave,the bible '.
reading,; Mrs. Wm. Helen, the
meditation and Mrs. Wm. Whar-
ry:followed with prayer. Mrs.
Harvey Webster -sang a lovely
• solo "His Wonderful Love".
Readings: were given by;Mrs. H.
Curran' entitled "Re'joice" and
by' Mrs. 'Howard Barger entitled
"Opportunities •.for helping Others':
Mrs.• Wm. Wharry •introduced
Mrs, 'McClenaghan:of. Dungannon,
,the guest of the afternoon., who,
took -her -audience to -many
beauty'spots of Nova Scotia and
Pante Edward Island. In conclu-
Yerra hate sa id -a -f
• . Mrs. W Iter Dexterand"Mrs.
Gordon'' Ritchie were.,in charge .of seeing this •part;of Canada so
.the program and chose as the• steeped in history, she is glad to
'topic'."The .Message of aster.'"' be a Canadian. .
Spendid papers were given by The business of the afternoon
both dealing with before the, cons'isted`af Mts..C. Irwin report-
ectiqt ChtistYartd�a£ter his r ng -on C-itrzenship a►id- ucial
rection s• •
Lucky
Unit
Mrs. Ken Cameron was :hostess
for unit 2 of the United Church.
Women on April 7th at 2.30 with
an attendance pf 20'1'1embers and
3 visitors. °
Mrs. Raynard Ackert openedv .,
the meeting with a reading and.
the singing of hymn 118. Mrs.
Ken'Carieron gave the treasurer's
report stating we had. $114.26 on
hand at present.. Mrs. Wight-
man reported on,plans:.Tor display
for.the missionary festival. The
roll'call'was .answered by an
Easter thought,
:Mrs. Gordon Kirkland convened
• the programme. Her theme for
devotions .was "Darkness and
Light" of Easter. • Mrs. Wm.
Hunter read the scripture with
candles being••lit, representing
the darkness and light, Psalm
763 was read together* in unison ,
after which•Mrs. Wightman lead
in prayer:
The ,speaker Mrs. Cecil. Blake
wasintr-oduced=.by Mrs. Kirkland.
She spoke on 'Children's aid and
supply work, telling of the wond-
•erful work being done by this
orga'niza'tion. •
Mrs. Wm. Hunter thanked Mrs.
Blake' for 'her 'interesting . message;
and the time and work she had
put into it.',,Mrs. Eldon Ritchie'
gave, a lovely leading entitled,::
n'he Dear little heads in the :.
pew". • A :duet by Katherine Dun.
smuir and Marion Johnstone "How
WEDNESDAY, .APRIL '1Sth, 1970
LUCKNOW
•
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert. Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
APRIL 19th
10:00 a.m. Sunday :Scheel
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
For:m-Shut-ins
11:30' a.m. T.V. 'Program
New Dimensions, Channel 8
2:00 p.m. Movie
"ThatMay Be One"
At Lyceum Theatre Wingham'
8:00' p.m. Youth. Group
COMING UP
Mission Expo May 1, . 2, 3 `
"An Exposition of the Mission'
of the Church".
Mrs :Hiram, Collins rendered a'. Action Mrs`. J Hunter reported"
.for Community Friendship, Mrs
Mouth organ selection,. Mrs.
Si Alton' reported ,for : the Flower
Fred Horton'gave a reading on, -COmm•itee, and Mrs: Win. `What
Spring.. An interesting paper ry reported for Supply and Wel
prepared, by Miss Ada Webster • 4t Lits, 'M.' .King reari•• - t.
was read y Mrs. Harvey Houston rriaryof the Presb• 'er-ial hod. a .
on the reserve .tribes of Indians:
•
Kincardine in February. .,
;The rnee'ting, concluded by.
1'
Mrs. Reis Miltenburg adjourned:
the meeting and Father closed •
with prayer.
The elections• followed: Mrs.
;Ancone Van Osch , 'resident; Mrs.
BobtHoward, 1st Vice; Mrs. Wal,•
enjoyed._ •Mrs,__Wni. Burner
.played „a nurnber on .her record
player by Erriie, Ford: ",Were you
ri th y eru _ifted.
Lord" `which was lovely and quite
inline with,their.Easter message.;
Mrs,. Ackert thanked Mrs.• Cam-
eron' fot hawing the, meeting. and
also the ones taking .part.in'the
programme,:• The repeating•of
the mizpah .benediction in unison
closed the meeting;
Olivet 'U.C.W..
OL -i VET NE=WS.
•T, e United Church Women
met on,Tuesday evening at the
'home 9f Mrs. Melvin Colling.
The theme was '` Reaching- ou•.t
to others" , with Mrs. : Walter • •
Black , Mrs. . Elmer Osborne ., 'Mrs.
Stan Blackwell, Mrs. OscarWhite
upper.:.
and:Mrs..Coiling presenting
the worship program.
Business`wa-s conducted by Mrs.
Robert Osborne , when •the roll
call was responded; to with
pennies for Pete the Piggy batik
a pecia•1 offering: for the Leper
Mission. • '•
At the close of the meeting
a seasonable,iunch of maple
syrup with biscuits and buns and'
tea was served:
LUcknow .
!resbyterian Church
Rev. -.Glenn Noble, B.A., R,D.
Minister
:Phone 528=2740
APRIL .19th
1. ' .
11:00 a.m. Morning' Service . }
CHURCH'
LUCKNOW AREA PARISH
The: Rev. R. Odendahl
Rector
APRIL..19th
Easter 3'
St. Paul's, Ripley 9:30 a.m.
Ascension 8inlou _ — 11 a fn.
St. Peters, Lucknow —1:30 p.m.
Church School—10:15 a.m.
St. Pauls, Dungannon' — 2 'p.m°-,
A_ l_ terna ting with Chrisk Church,
. i
•
s t'.re Lord Sfrrrcoe
• 1; t?ie. heart
"„
4,'":7" .\.k \k kIrti
a•
.
Z.1.!St � I t . ' . .
`,3;'-t; v,
ala. •
ve`s King Strreet5 -re` 36.1648
r++:. •4t
Lucknow Unit 5
The April meeting of Unit 5
was•held in the church parlour on
ptii '7 .Mr -..--Be11 opened -the
meeting with a verse on Leader-
ship. .
eader-ship.. The roll'cal1.was• answered
by 21 ladies giving a household:
c-.•
e'ived'from Mrs. Robt, Campbell
for remembering her while she
was•in the hospital. •Reports were
given by each of, the committees.
The Nliss.ion.Expo was discussed,
"Stewardship'', :
The.ri eeting was then turned
'oV 'r to Mrs..Ernest Ackert .'who
used as her theme "Easter"'. A
hymn was sunk the ladies and
Wrn, Huntei, led in prayer..
:s. Ackert showed slides on • ..
"The Last Supperr',, The
• LUCKNOW .. • •
CHRISTIAN:
REFORMED
CHURCH,
J, W,
Van . Stempvoort •
Pastor'
ser„ Ices:
10:00 a.m. (English)
230 p.m. (Dutch.2nd and.
5th Sunda' s)
VISITORS WELCOME.
Denominational Radio Broad
cast,. `"The Back To: God I•lour",.
every Sunday: CJCS (Stratford)
2:00 p.m.; CFOS (Owen.
Sound) —
.Crucifixion and The Resurectim,
Forest Lawn.
'Other ladies that took part
reading 'scriptures from the Fible
during,this time were Mrs. Robt
ic1 t run ,;
'Gordon Maiz,e, and ? its. \' .;;,
Nti'nter, Mrs. Ackert closed tins
part of the pros rani with i rat e`,
Afater theclosing hytnrr.;�
Robt, Nicholls closed the C ,fS? '
with the Benediction,.
Lunch .and a social timev,.1
enjoyed by the ladies. •