The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-26, Page 124
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CATHOLIC
CHURCHES
Parish of Ashfield
Sunday Masses
JOSEPI-I'S
KINGSBRIDGE
SATURDAY — 7:30 P.M,
SUNDAY 10:30.A,M.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S
ST. AUGUST. INE
SUNDAY --10t30 .A.M.
. 'ST..MARY'S, •
LUCICNOW • •
SU-NDAY 9 A.M.
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
J. W. Van Stempvoort
Pastor
Sekrices:
LUCKNOW
UNITED ,CHURCH
Rev. Robert, Nicholls, B.A:
Minister
APRIL 30th
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
COMING. APRIL 28th
Belgrave Men's Choir.
Tickets from U.C.W members.
Adults 51,00, Children.50c
POINT 'TO PONDER
No man can sincerely try to
help another without helping
himself.
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10:00 a.m. Service
2:30 p.m. Service
VISITORS WELCOME
PAGE TWELVE' THE LIX,K140911- SENTINEL, .1.0tKNOW, Q.NTARID.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26th, -1971
LANGSIDE
The Langside Y.P.S. gathered
on Sunday night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bregman. The
worship service was led by Helen
Wiersma , who read the scripture
and ed' •I
Some time was spent With Mr:-
Wybenga discussing a few general
Aspects relating to dip Bible and
its contents. Games' were played
to keep the evening lively and
entettaining. After the closin
who offered.the prayer.
Bregman served lunch.
ZION NEWS
A Hootin-Anny musical pro-.
gram was held in Trinity Church
basement last week by Trinity
Youth Group ,.where over seventy.
,
'an3 the benediction, and the benediction,
_persons attepdecUrprn rt,dge,,_sp
Mis.' St. Helens, Trinity and other eaksn-Woek
Heaven by his works unless you
have confessed yoUr sins, repent-
ed and accepted Christ. Many
people work in 'church to please
• men rather than God ,. If things
'don't go ;heir way they leave
the church., In every congrega-
4tion there are the mules ,. who .
'kick, billy goats butt, polecats
raise a stink and bumble bees
/7 sting.' May you come to' know ,
love and serve Him so, that He
can say Enter into the Joy of Thy
Lord.
DON'T FORGET.,.:
APRIL 721-MAY 7 •
THE LIVING WATERS
CRUSADE. WITH....
ait.d—the So agmasren
EVERY NIGHT 8 P.M. AT THE
Hut00 ,Men's : Ott*" -.Auburn
EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN DO NOTHING.
Chalmers WMS
WHITECHURCH' NEWS
Chalmers Presbyterian Women's
Missionary Society held their reg-
ular meeting on Wednesday, Ap-
41,19 at 2 p.m. at the home of,
Mrs. Victor Wybenga.
The Fait& Worshipin the Glad
Tidings was used with tIte Presid-
ent Mrs. Wm,. Rintoul gito\ing the
call to worship and being leader.
The scripture lessons•were' ead
by Mrs. Frank Coulter with
Mrs. Victor Emerson giving he
meditations.. The offering s
received and dedicated by Mrs.
Wybenga.
The roll call was answered by
- 12 ladies with 'a verse with "Alle-
,luia!'„ She also_reid_ a_letter tell-
ing of the work of a Promotion
Secretary , whose duty it is to
keep the members and church
aware of the work being done.
The topic, - The Judgment
of the Christians was given by .
TV T e —
gan by saying to many the Judg-
ment Day is a time when .God
will-determine who' is going to.
Heaven: and Who is not. This is
a wrong idea. The decision
whether you go to Heaven or Hell
rests with the people. The judg-
rieriedens-witIrrefWeffaTo-the
daily life. No one will get to
Mrs. Gordon Rintoul gave, a
reading - The Bible Alphabet.
Mrs. Wm. Evans gave a read-
ing "Something for Nothing"'
telling the story of the feeding
of 3-000-trresurwitlithe 5-barrley
loaves and 2 fish from the little
boys basket. She told , of the
.areas. 'The program' was under
the direction of. Barbara Wilkins,
who had attended as a delegate
at the Five Oaks Youth Confer-
ence.. Special guitar music was
supplied by Tom Plant of Kitch7
ener , who had also attended Five
Oaks. Lunch was served after'.
the sing-song.
-W.-anti -Mrs. Charles Wilkins
visited Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Wilk-
ins of .Chesley on Sunday.
Miss Brenda Ritchie returned to
Owen Sound on Sunday to re-
sume her nurse's training ;after'
spending a week of spring holi- ,
days at her horrie.
Brenda Ritchie, Elva Ritchie .
and Barbara_lalkins_altended_a
Teen'Confererke at The Blue
Barn, Listowel on Saturday even:-
ing, , A supper was Served and
questionaires took place on the
subject of drugs and alcohol.
Those attending the •Lucknow
Agricultural concert last Friday
evening were pleased with the
fine entertainment., Our own
'local talent contributing to the, ,
program provided some fine, mus-
ic and member's of the skit prow
ire-d-tide -splitting
humorous entertainment: All -
other numbers from More distant
reas-e-xcelle in their p esenta-
tions as
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie
visited Mrs. Mary McAuley of
Milton and Mr. and Mrs. ChriS
Brown, Heather and. Leanne of
Brantford on the week end.
Trinity Church was the scene
of activity in the past week where
the men 'of the community replac-
ed the old floor in' the basement
with a new cement floor. The
ladies have also painted the walls
and ceiling:,
Doug Hunter of Carlton Univer-
sity , Ottawa and Wendy Burton'of
Waterloo University visited last
Week for a few days With Doug's
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Hackett Jr. .Doug is the son
lof Mr. and Mrs, •Allan Hunter . of
I near Belleville.
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The Ashfield W.M.S.. met in
the Church School room on Thurs-
day ,evening , with Mrs. Ewa.n
MacLean in charge. She began
with the call to worship and, pray-
er.
Mrs. Jim West read the Scrip-
ture , the Easter story and Mrs.
Donald Simpson gave a prayer.
'Mrs. Duncan Simpson rendered a
piano selection.
Mrs. Wm. Ross, in absence of
Supply Secretary, Mrs. Macklur-
Lc_h_y_„Asked for don&tions...tO
Bale Fund, and to the Life, Mem-
bership.
' Margaret Helen and Mary'
Lilian Simpson sang a duet. Mrs.
MacLean Welcorned the 25 ladies
from the Catholic/ Women's
League of Kingsbridge.
• Mrs. Rooney. -introduced the
g es spea er Miss 'Jessie MacPher-
son who was Superintendent of a
Women's betentiOn Prison in Man-
itoba 'for 21 years. Miss MacPher-
son said these women aged frOrri
18 years to 76 , had harmed them-
selv P'S--11:10re-thall-riOeiety Depri
ed of their homes and freedom,
they need no fUrther punishment,
but instead loving concerri to
build them into stronger persOn-
glides, 'able to cope with life
when they went back., They
were taught creative work in
weaving and sewing. Along with
their own entertainment they
took part .in religious services.
Many of them after they left
wrote often to,the.dedicated
members of the staff.
Miss MadPhelsoRiesid
cardine.
• Mri. Wrn. Ross thanked Miss
MacPherson, and presented her
with a token Of appreciation
from the W. NI. S Mrs. Joe•
Courtney thanked the W. M. S.
for their hospitality. Lunch was
served,
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister '
Phone 528-2740
APRIL 30th
10 a.m. Sunday School
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ANGLICAN •
CHURCH
'Ammo! AREA 'PARISH
Thel Rev. R. Odendahl
ReCtOr
APRIL 30th
EASTER .4
St.. Paul's Ripley — 9:15 a.m.
Ascension Kinlough 10:30 a.m.
St. PeterS LuCknow 11:45. a.m.
Church School — 10:30 a.m.
St. Paul's, Dungannon 2--
3:00 p.m •
2nd and 4th •Sundays
Christ Church, Port Albert
3 p.m.
1st, 3rd and 5th' Sundays
Whitechqrch YP$
Whitechurch Y.P.S. held their
meeting Sunday evening at the
Boer: The president opened the
pme-o-f7the pre-side-nth' 4•'
meeting giving the tall to wor-
ship. '
Murray Simpson read the
scripture. Janet Adams in giving
the meditation gave a poem -
A True Friend. The Lord's Prar
er was repeated in unison.
The topic , Bible Quizzes was
given by Jim de Boer and Judy
Jamieson. Mrs.. de Boer served
lunch.
---AMBERLEY
The Explorer girls formed the,
'choir Sunday,rnorning at Pine
River United Church and sane
the anthem "Let the MOIL 1tiorld
know". Mrs. Lynn Lowr!, a rid
Mrs. Ernie Gibson were at the
organ and piano:
Service Al.
Conrruthers Home
LANGSIDE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. .Wybenga and
Philip Steer spent a little time
with the residents pf Carruthers
Home, on Sunday afternoon recent
ly: They all gathered in the front
room where Mr. Wybenga led in
prayer , scripture reading•and med •
itation. Mrs. Wybenga present-
ed a short reading stressing trust
in the Lord's faithfulnesS. The
singing together of, some beauti-
ful old time hymns .of faith and
inspiration established an atmos-
phere of joy, thankfulneSs, and
Christian fellowship.
Calvin Brick UCW
Ca lvin ,Bric k U. C. W.' held
their April meeting on Wednesday
with 14 members and one' child
present. •
Mrs. John L. Currie had charge
of the worship service. The scrip
ture was .read, by Mrs., Richard
'Moore. The meditation
"Finding Joy" was given-by Mrs.
John L. Currie. Mrs. Moore
spoke on _April and the Resurrec-
tion. Prayer was given by Mrs.
Roy Pattison.
-Mrs. Gordon McBurney gay.e
'th-e-Mission Study on Afiica , her
topic being the Zulu People. She
also conducted a contest on Afric-
an countries using maps. Her
group served an African lunch
consisting of yellow rice stew
with peanut butter and cocoa nut
cookies._ The lunch was made
according to recipes given.
Mrs. Richard Moore conducted
the business. A special meeting
is being planned for late May.
storm on the Sea of Galilee ,and
of Peter trying •to walk on the, Wat-
er to meet Jesus.
Easier hymns were sung with
Mrs. Robert Ross accompanying
On the chord organ. Mrs. Wm.
Rintoul gave the closing Prayer.
Grace was sung and Mrs. Wyb-
enga served lunCh. Mrs. Coulter
and Mrs. Emerson thanked those
who assisted with the meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Evans thanked Mrs.
Wybenga for having the meeting
and for her. refreshments.
REMEMOER
HELP YOUR RED CROSS
Trinity Group Hold
Youth Program
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ASHFIELD NEWS
ANNIVERSARY' SERVICES
11 a.m. Morning Worship
Guest Speaker
'Mr. Vic Wybenga
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