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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
Constable Burgess: had.fo'escort a
long wide load from the Port Elgin
rail siding to Douglas Point. The
vessel that was being escorted un-
der a special permitwas f6 .feet
high, 12 feet wide, 14.0 feet long
and weighed approxirinately
199 ,.000 pounds Constable"Burgess
was again called' upon to escort a
similar load on Friday, March 5.,,
1971. ' •
Qn Friday afternoon',' March. 19,
Constable: Wiwezaryk+; investigated
an accident on.#21 Highway about.
two and one half miles north of
Kincardine. A. farm tractor driv-
en by Nathaniel i-Iayes of R,• R.
#5 , Kincardine was in collision
with a ;Car driven by Rafael..Santos.
of:Kincardine.. Nobody was. iniUr
ed 'inthe. collision, although 'the
frontof Santos' car was eaten
sively damaged;`
:_• Constable Wiwczaryk wa's called
to another collision on Saturday
morning March 20 , cn #9 High-,
mor, g_ ,
way west of Kinloss, Francis Hod
gins of R. R. #,'•• 2', . Kincardi.ne w;as
driving a:•c,ar that was in collision'
with another car :driven by
William Husk of R. R. # 2•, - Holy-•'
-raod-A passenger n' H�dgi ns'
car Joan Voisin of R.
Formosa_ suffered minor forehand
lacerations, and both cars. were:. ,.
darna,ged to about $5'00,00..
On ,Saturday' evening , Constable
McPhail investigated a•two.car
s-- aee4dont. int 4Ripley that caused
approximately. $250.00,daniage:. '
to:'thee c,ars:'involved:'. These cars'
•were driven, by Douglas Moore of
Ripley and Murray Weber of
•cardine ..
Car ,ow;ners are reminded of
ACCIDENTS:.On.Monday- even-
ing, March -1, 1971, .a.car owned`
by,Jim Farrell of R,R; 3; Tiyer�:
ton was parked and unattended. in:
Tiverton: Another car struck
Farrell's car and did.' not stop but.
'HOLIC
URCHES
.Y WEEN
„ST. ;JOSEPH'S
.KINGSBRIDGE:' •
/HOLY T URS A H DY,; APRIL
.,.
continued northbound on #21
.hi'grway. Constable •Wiwczaryk
was• immediately calied,to
investigate .the hit and run mis.
hap. , After coed,,.,*i.,. a^it-ial
nyest.igation and alerting ail sura•=
ounding.pol•ice; authorities., the.
hit and :run.vehicle was apprehend
ed the following morning in the.
Chesley•area::at about 10,6.9 a m.
by Constable Lux of Waikerton
Total:darnage catised to
dr -Vehicles invo.ued a'ai e:d
a'ppr x mately $950.00.
On •Tlursd'ay evening ;' ;March 4,
19 1 Constables Poland and \fr
1 0 I
Section 14 of Ontario,.Regulation
58/07 under the Highway Tra,ffio
Act which reads as foil "No
person shall operate. a motor
vehicle or trailer equipped: with
studded tires on a highway,
betwweeri'.he 30th .day.of April
and the 1st day' of October, in any:.
K. R.•CULVER,
Provincial Constable.
•
GODERICI-I
On: Saturday ,, March 20 on #4
1ltway north of Clinton , J.udith
Anne Hawkins '100 Cheapside
Street , London , "Ontario was in-
volved
n-volved in a single car collision
'resulting, in damage tothe ve•hic
le she was driving.. Hawkins rec-
eived injuries..,
On Saturday, March 20 on #8 .•
Highway' west of #31 County
Morrissey
Road, Arnold Joseph Y
54. Victoria Street, Goderich..
was involved in a single car col-'
lision resulting in damage to his
vehicle..
"Or1 Sunday, •Ivlareh'.2t,,1:971 on
#86 Hig 4w ty east.of_l3rucc
'County Road 16 , Barbara Pitts,
,734' Main Street, Listowel was
ing Dived :in a single. Gar Collison`
:resulttrig..in da:niage •to her'vehi'c
1e. �.
On Wednesday ,: March 24 on:
Count .
Graeme E liott;•Albert,Street, '
.cknow Wasinvolved' in'•asingle
ca,r
collision resulting'•in damage,
to.'the vehiel,e. Elliott received.
injuries.
On Wednesday,` I (arch 24, on -1.
#8 County Road ,north of Summ:er-
hill,'• Staniey Bali, Aiiburn :.and..
CONTINUED ON PAGE 5,
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1111EDNESDAX, AR'R t. lth, 1911,
`LUCKNOW
JNITED C_HURI
..Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.
Minister
APRIL lith
ing of the Feet; Procession 'of'
the Eucharist; •Holy 'Hour for
Vocations at. '8:30 p.;m.
GOOD FRIDAY; APRIL 9 '`
Frklay-of the-bird's`Death, Lit
"urgy of: the Word; Reading .of
the Passion of 0 our Lord accord- -
ing to St. 'John; .Solemn Pray-
ers; Veneration-' of the Cross;
Holy Communion at 3%00 pin.
EASTER VIGIL, APRIL 10
'The service of Light ; The Easter
•P'roclamation;` Liturgy 'of .the
Word -;-Liturgy of Baptism, Lit=
ail investigated a .collision on 'the.
curves at North', Bruce on =x21 high,
way Daniel Bechard of Corunna
Ontario was the driver of one; car.
and suffered 'a broken neck.. A'.
urgy of . the. Eucharist; 'Solemn
Easter .MVlassat 9:00 p.m.. • •
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11':00 Sao: '.Morning Worship
passenger in his car ;'Roland
I izert%of Tiverton , also -sustain
ed an' inlured'left. shoulder.:; .:.
. • The dra'ver of the second`car.
'`Maim TrOl11-amara of''port. E1in,:
suffered fro:rn head' lacerations
All three in jured.petsdri's were,
taken to Southarrtpton•llosprt ;1 tsF
ambulance':, Total darrlaFe't
both vehicle's' involved"war appro-
•xlarlate-1y $17700.00..
GENERAL: 'COP Tuesday,
2, 197.1 Constable (.giver a:,d •
Corporal; Ilightbn of Yib.r.t;idir:e
attended a one day trafftc safer"'.,
- 'seminar
Mount'. Forest , 'Ontari . f.uet • •
speaker for the 'd:aywas ler-gear.,'
'Robson from' the Traffic S ifet;,
Brandi of O P; P',' .C'et,et 1 1' 'cad
quarters , .Toront&, . '
Ori Thursday. Match 4 19'11 • ..
.AUGJSTIIE'-
ST. 'AUGUSTINE
.'HOLY THURSDAY, APRIL 8;
MaSs of the Last Supper at
GOOD FRIDAY,' APRIL
Stations of the Cross at 00:p. m.
MARY'S-
LUCNOW
HOLY THURSDAY, APRIL 8'
Mass .of the Last Stepper at,•
.6';30 P:m'
• GObD_..F_.R:1bAY;..AP.RI L . 9..-
5tatioiis bf the Cross of 7:tit p.m.
,EASTER SUNDAY.
A P 11 ,'•
MASS E-S--5c'+i E Di -
ST, JOSEPH'S, KI;NGSr`alil'Dt. E
8:30 a"rri. and,
No Everiirg Mass ..
ST, AUGu;s'rIN'E 11:®
ST. MARYSNO
., . Le„CKVW;
. 0:90 a ., •
Good Friday Worship '
April 9 at .1.1:45 .a.m.
St. Peters Anglican. Church.
T•11
ing:of
Wonie
April
Easter Thankoffering; meet
he-L`ucknow'United Church.
I was held Sunday evening,
1th in the church auditor-
iunr, .
The..'resident, Mrs. Ciebr'ge
Newbold welcomed. the members
and visitors- and. read 'a, short med-
itation. :
ed-itation.. This was followed by the
singing of the, _lymn,; l3eneath the
Cross of Jesus
'hMrs. James, Wraith conducted;
the devotions: Hymn 410 was
si :ng followed by a :passage from
The sciiptuce , read by Nl7s-7-Haty-
eyHouston.; Mrs., Wraith led in
.prayer...* ' Nlrs.. Gordon Ritchie
presented a 'reading'about Easter.
Assisting> her , were Miss 'Ada: •
Webster; Mrs. 'Ai'Irwin and Mrs...
Walter Dexter; Mrs. Wraith then
;gave another reading followed'.by'
1.:ynn.and prayer.
Miss Helen, Thompson. favoured
with a.lovel:y,solo. •
' The :offering :was received by
Mrs Carnphell Thornpsowand . '
10'1•S.' Sttiart ,Collyer and dedicated
by rs..Gor•9n ;.ay ey..
Miss Nancy 'Walden rendered. • •
two delightful: selections,. at the.
organ,
Rev. R. G. `Nicholls' introditcted'
the.speaker, Mrs. Eniily":
Marquis of Markdale whots very
active in the work of the- tl'nited
Church' and frequently seen on
:Singririi,e : 1
Mrs \'tarquis led in prayer and
then' asked ;what the Cross: had,. t.O
say toour lives' .She presented'
some .very interesting thougt/its
about 'Easter,
Mrs. Vernon Hunter•thanked
-Mrs----Marquis-for her inspiring-•
--.-:
message:, .
Mrs.:Gordon' Kirkland o:ffered.
two Faster poerns
The meeting was' closed,w,i•th
the Mtzpa . .b
Lunch •and; a social time` were •
Y
'enjo ed' in the'Fell.owship room to
bring •pleasant evening to a
close
P03NT" TO PONDER
The resurrection . of Jgs,us Christ.
is the affirmation' ' '
t sin, and
death are' conquered—through
the `'.power ...of ' ' 'God's love.
"Thanks be to•:God, who :gives us
the. Victory through our Lord
'J—esus—Christ!"",,
CHURCH`
LUCKNOW AREA PARISH
Whitechurch UCW
HoId Thankoffering
WI-IITECIIURCIi NEWS
Whitechurch United Church
Women held their Tharikoffering
meeting` on Wednesday afternoon
at 2.30 in the church decorated•
With lovely "spring 'flower bouquets
-with one sent by \1rs:• Claude Cof-
fin in memory of her husband .
Claude. 'While the. ladies from131uevalEf, Winghartz 'Anglican:; .
Whitechurch Presbyterian and, their
own. members were gathering Mrs,:
Garnet' Farrie>::p'Zayed organ rl1Us1C;: "•
Lucknow
PrpsbyteriaitOurch
Rev- Glenn Noble, B.D.
-Minister—
Phone :5282740
APRIL 11#h
1
•Mrs; Moore welcoined
and' ave:
ms •Calvary and
.al
1
v�
g P - Y
Hope .. Mrs.• George Tho r pson'
was the leader`to.read the psaltii
rt;sponsiryley . ' A_..pra_,
then sung:.d•Mrs Ezra Scholtz
read the scripture and gave a rued '
itation on Lave. ' •
•Mrs. cMillan Moore gave a talk
on: how as•c•hr''istians:';. 1f"we'lovc;
our fellowmen, we..should be
The. Rev. R..Odendahl•
.Rector
APRIL' 11th
EASTER SUNDAY
-1.T, sRipley .=. :1S aim.
Ascension kinlougb 10:30 a.m.
St,: Peters, LiteknOW 11':45 a,n
..Char -c School
St. Pauls, Dungannon 3 p.m.
2nd and. 4th Sundays
Christ
Church, Port Alfieri
8 p.m.
1st, 3rd 'and 5th Suiit4y8
• EASTER SUNDAY.
10.00' a.m. Sunday School.
11 00 a.m. Morning Service
n.
UCKNOW.
HO:
.CHRISTIAN
'REFORMED ,
CHURCH
.W. Van • Stempvoort .
Pastor-_-_
Services:
10:00 a,rt'i. English, • . '
2nd Stiriday Dutch
2'.30.011.• English
VISITORS WELCOME .i
Denon'r'inational Radio Broad-
cast, ';'The Back To God Hour",
every ,Sunday:.'CJGS (Stratford)
2:0U p ritd, CFOS {Owen
Sound) ... 0:00 p.m,
disciples•an •e:wi ing o a:rr.)
.on`'the work of the .Master, ..lrs.
George Vhouipson led in pra.yi„r.•
the•offering was received•by Mrs.
E2tis el Chap:rnan' and htrs.,Freci..
Tiffin and :dedicated by itis,
sol Gaunt. .
Mrs: Carl `De 'Koei jer :sang .a',
solo ",HoW Great Thou Art” •
;pa lied :by pianist Mrs.', Garnet
.Farrier.
Mrs..Iv1111an•.Moore introduct,d
the guest speaker Mr. Stretch
whose" subject was :Welfare. :.lt
-wart in `1% 7 rhie�na-rr 'e -w -a -s» -e h'rr r ed-
from:Welfare to Social and mill
ily•Ser' ices : ` He expia'ined
allowances for•the needy, reli:al.�r ".,
ilitation'..services`for widows, ;and •
stated.yoti have tO apiriy-for assln'`
tante •: H'e spol<e.'of. Honies for
.. �i"••ti •
the Aged, �'Ctttldren s A,d,','Pay.
.etS
Nursuries,. 11e left am }i l.,
. P 1?
:for ,the wga t hexing among . which,
.was a..Consu>1er.Guide'•for Senior'
Citizens which if read and :fallo��
ed :by Senior Citizens would, P"r:ot',
ect thein from',fra'uos 'and. sw ilio It '._
Mr Streich wa, thanked by•\Irs:
,Moore and.all showed their
approval with: a ha.iid clap.. he.'.
De. Koeijer :closed the riiecti'n ;'
With prayer., While lunch was.: .
;being arranged in :the 'baseinerit
a-f-te-r.
Nlrs: Mwhooreich.co1nduen"cteoyd cbntc'St
ed 11 h _
�
loos lunch and social tintr
'Sixieon-young'peo.ple attciidvd
.i'r:thE':1)0' :L
of lits•:: J, Visser on Stindny QATicrl,
ing. 'Tti' the devotions l`cn Scott.
read,tl•e ; •criptu•rc tiitd 'Si'rrtot dc
;'i3ocr gave the meditation. -Joh!,
dc.13ocr,ictl tt prayer--..
WW'I'C4no•./cr6.1
a display cif varititis editions 01' .
the Bible This was follow d. lir
discussion on• these. • ".C'he.uc., t
1nectiri at•1lr, •• Ir..
130.1 ..NI•anrl': di.tLw a t'l e i Iii
r
meeting closed with the 'lit{nedtl.'•
rl
tion
John Visser•'pL ycd a . few st1r0
tions on thc' electric guitar,
Iunclt' was ser4red and S Bion cls• '
13'ocr tlian�<ed tv1rs. 'V•isscr for li�►v�
iris; the rticct.ing, '