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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-19, Page 12ass Shiells Was UCW Speaker Second Terrn Qs CAN L. President LUCKNOW - CHRISTIAN REFORMED• CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort Pates or Sordoni: 6.1 10:00 a.m. Service 3 2:30 p.ra. Service VISITORS WELCOME LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev Robert. Nicholls, B.A. Miffister APRIL 23rd 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship COMING' APRIL 28th Belgrave Men's Choir Tickets from U,C.W members CHURCHES WE ity bel prt ppr TbE 1)ra lint and inr last by I e1 refs wer Mei c abo Mrs SW Pra: 1 the dec oft Bar abo S.Pr her Bur wer. Alt( ve 11111 ee nec And hr A ; Twenty-eight members attend- ed the annual meeting of St. 'Joseph's Council Catholic Women's League held on Monday evening, April 10 in the Kings- bridge school gym. Fattier H. Cassano/Opened the 'meeting with the League,prayer and Mrs. Joe Courtney presided. Church Life Convener, Mrs. Frank Riegling gave a Spiritual Reading and a thought for the 'day followed by her month15, and annual .report. Correspondence was read. Diocescan League Day on Sunday , April 23 will be observed at the 10.30 Mass with the installation of officers for 1972-1973. Mem- bers will do the readings and take up the offering. The Recording Secretary and, Treasurer read their annual _reports_Roll -call-was-taken-by zer. Mrs. Antone Van Osch. Annual Mr. E. John Courtney, a form- reports were giver(b)T the Presid- er resident of the Second Con- ent-and all the Conveners. Fath- cession, and now of Regina, is er C.assano spoke a few words in spending a week in thisVicinity ,which he reminded -us .that we and visiting relatives here. . were created to God's image and Hockey enthusiasts froth' this destined for heaven. The meet- area-travelled by-burtouelph----- ing--was-adjourned-and-close with prayer. Father H. Cassano, Mrs_Sta.n___ Doherty , Mrs. Joe McIntyre - and Mrs. Jack Van Osch conduct- ed the election. The new execu- tive is as follows: President, Mrs. Joe Courtney serving her second term; First Vice President, Mrs: John Austin; Second Vice-Presid- ent Mrs. Mark Dalton (second -term); Third- Vice =President Mrs. Walter Clare (second. term); Rec- ording Secretary , MrS-. Joe O'- Keefe (second term); COrrespond- -,ing Secretary , Mrs. Frank Rieg-7 . ling and Treasurer, Mrs. Clar- ence Doherty. During.lunch the Mystery Prize was won by Mrs. Joe CoUrtney: PAWS TWELVE AMBERLEY NEW Mrs. Ross Shiells of Lucknow was the guest speaker, •at the Pine River U.C. W. Easter meeting last Tuesday 'evening. She gave ' a most interesting -talk on the theme "Smell the Flowers" stress- ing that each one of us see the bright side of life and do' the right things as we go along. HOLIDAY IN JAMAICA Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell of Arnberley left on Sunday to spend a week's holiday in sunny Jamaica. Also accompanying them are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Harris of Toronto. Mrs. Raymond Mitchell is a patient in London hospital follow- ing surgery. Her friends from the community wish her a speedy recovery; latest victims of the mumps are aathy Boyd and Danny Smelt- on Thursday night to witness the shortest hockey game they will plob-ibry-Fier see.wer one minute `and a few seconds play, fighting broke out, the. Thunder Bay team left the ice and the ' game was over. However the fans were given their tickets to use again for the Sunday night gime in Guelph.' ney attended the Agricultural Concert 'in Kincardine on Friday night and sang a couple of num- bers on the programme. Miss Judy Thorburn •and Bill Cooper of Toronto yisited on the week end with Mr. -and Mrs. Duncan Thorburn of Amberley. Wendy Courtney has completed' her first ear at Conestoga Col- lege Kitchener, and is now home for holidays. 'Torn Leonard has finished his first year at Guelph University and is spending•a week's holidays at the home of Dennis Courtney. Spending the weeli end with their parents here were Carol Courtney of Kitchener, Brenda Inerof-bandon-and---Mai y !0,'"0.0"00010I%•`01,e%'"'00',10..!!Se."W"o ANGLICAN - CHURCH LUCKNOW 'AREA PARISH The Rev. R. Odendahl Rector APRIL 23rd . EASTER 3 St, Paul's Ripley - 915-a.m. Ascension Kinlough 10:30 a.m. 0 St. Peters Lucknow 11:45 a.m. Church School - 10:30 a.m. St. Paul's, Dungannon --- 3:00 p.m 2nd and 4th Sundays Christ Church, Port Albert 3 p.m. 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays •0000000,0040^0,1041"0.4"0"00.*"..."..4""'"e TraveltakOn Overseas Trip KINLOUGH NEWS • Mrs. R. Odendahl was hostess for the Anglican Church Women's meet-ing-On-Thursday-Afternoon— Mrs. Gertrude Walsh presided and the opening hymn was "0 day of the Lord Hath Made" was read by 'resurrection:-Mrs. Howard Mrs. George Gr aham. • Mrs. Roy Thompson read the scripture from Collins read "Easter Blessings". St. John.. Prayers followed. Mrs. Mrs. David Haldenby read "East- Midford Wall read the minutes. ertide". Rev. Odendahl related Mrs. Jack Scott gave,the medita interesting items' from "the tion "Hints for better everyday Church Times". - Mrs. Howard Thompson gaYe a living and helpful thoughts"'. Fourteen members answered the most interesting traveltalk on her, call_with the word "Resurrec- recent trip to France and England. tion". Mrs. Bert Nicholson read The closing hymn was "Rejoice the Lord -is King". The order of "The Blessings of Easter" and service and Litany from.the . Easter "Precious Thoughts". Living Message closed the' meet.= The hymn "Christ is risen" ,was .ing. Miss May Boyle gave the then sung. Mrs. Art Haldenby gave a' reading "Easter Victory". courtesy remarks. Rev. Odendahl Mrs. Roy Schneller read "Easter". was at the piano. Grace was sung and a delicious ,May Boyle gave the reading "Our Risen Lord" and "This Is the Day lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Bill Scott and Bob-Court-- THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Mrs. Lorne Sparks: At Speaker At Thankoffering The ladies of the Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary, and the after- noon Women's Missionary Society held their. combined Easter Thankoffering in the base- ment fellowship room of the Church with a good attendance. Mrs. Jack MacDonald, the President in, charge , opened with a poem and gave the opening prayer. 'The scripture and meditation was, presented by. Mrs. Lloyd Moffat. Mrs. Lorne Sparks sang a beautiful solo, with piano ac- companiment by herself. She had also composed the solo. Mrs. Sparks was also the speak- er for the evening: She chose as her Subject "Freedom" and a "Whole New Me". Mrs. Jack ,MacDonald gave the thank you remarks and closed the meeting with prayer. A lunch and social time follow• ed. Hear Rev. Jack Ruggles, Asseciate-Evangefist-40- WEDNESDAY, APRILIftb , 1972 POINT TO PONDER Next to the might of the spirit of God,, the silent beauty of a holy life is the most powerful influence in the world. Lucknow Presbyterian Church . Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B,D. Minister Phone 528-2740 APRIL/ 23rd 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m.' Moining CATHOLIC Parish of Ashfield Sunday Muses ST. JOSEPH'S KINGSB,RIDGE SATURDAY - 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY -- 10:30 A.M. ST. AUGUSTINE'S ST.. AUGUSTINE SUNDAY •- '10:30. A.M. ST:MARY'S, LUCKNOW SUNDAY 9 A.M. "4044004 ".".e,4"ew • CRUSADE AT HURON MEN'S CHAPEL, AUBURN Whitechurch Messengers Whitecburch Messengers held . their April Meeting, on Sunday during church service in the. Sun- day School room. Murray. Gibb gave the call to worship. All read in unison the hymn A little seed lay fast asleep. • Clare Weber read the scripture Urea. Moor e led in prayer. Kay Wilkens read the rifitiutes and called the roll canswered by 17. Janet Laidlaw received' the offer- • -a a oore. Mrs. Quipp told the Seniors their story and Mrs. Clifford LaidLav gave the Junior story. After the closing hymn all went to their Sunday School class. Wes 'Aar=m of the Living Waters Crusades, from N.J. PLUS Paul G. Parr and THE. SONGMASTERS FROM DECATOR ILL , WHO SING IN CRUSADES ALL NIGHT SINGS THROUGHOUT U.S.A. NIGHTLY 8 P.M.APRIL 20 to Walden of London. • 0 • FAKER ; SINGERS WILL BE AT WESTFIELD FELLOWSHIP ON •SUNDAYS AT 2 P.M. ••••• •IMO LISTEN TO CKNX NEWS EVERY DAY ,4 P.M. FOR DETAILS • "I'M PREVAILS. WHEN GOOD MEN DO' NOTHING" (JOHN WOODHOUSE CRUSADE MAY 18 JUNE 4)