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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-03-28, Page 10CRAFT DISPLAY & DEMONSTRATION BY TIM ST LOUIS OF THE RAINTREE BOUTIQUE HOW DOES YOUR. LABEL READ? IF YOUR MAILING LABEL STARTS WITH DECEMBER AND ENDS WITH 2 THIS IS THE LAST WEEK YOU WILL RECEIVE YOUR PAPER IF YOUR MAILING LABEL • STARTS WITH JANUARY AND ENDS WITH' 3 STARTS WITH FEBRUARY AND ENDS WITH '3' STARTS WITH MARCH AND ENDS WITH 3 YOUR PAPER ,IS DUE 'NOW PLEASE CHECK THE 'LABEL ON THE FRONT OF YOUR PAPER. To qualify for Post Office mailing privileges, all subscrip- tions must, be no further than 3.months in arrears. • In order that your paper 'win continue' please mail your subscription or drop into our office to pay. $6.00 for Canada $8.00 for U.S.A. and Foreign THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL BOX 38 LUCKNOW YOU SERVE BY GIVING 10:00' a.m. Sunday School 11 aim. Morning Worship THIS LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO- WEDNESDAY, MARCH McInnis 1 Evening Auxiliary . Demonstrates Cake Entertain U.C.W. 4/r- CHAIRMAN - AFTERNOON MRS. MAE DURST EVENING, - MR., CHESTER ARCHIBALD HOSTESS - MRS. HELEN: DAVIES PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE HURON UNIT - CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY DAFFODIL COFFEE PARTY THE WHITE CARNATION, HOLMESVILLE / APRIL 4 TIME '3 TO 9 M. Decorating Craft. St. Peter's w. met m .the Parish Hall, Tuesday, March 20. Mrs. Mole welcomed mem- bers and several visitors to this our .11:ibby craft meeting. Mrs. Ed McQUillin gave the opening prayer and Mrs. Mole, read the scripture followed by the A...C. W. Prayer and the Lord's prYer• The roll 'call was answered by a "A hobby I want to try, next". The Personal Prayer was given, by Mrs. Tom Pritchard. ( Delegates were appointed to at. tend the annual meeting in Lon- don, April 26. The annual ,Thankoffering Meeting was set for April 11 and plans made for it. A lovely solo by. Mrs. Eunice I Dunsmuir aCcompanie'd by Mrs. Pritchatd, was much enjoyed. Mrs. Pritchard introduced our • guest demonstrator, Mrs. Leonard McInnes, who then showed how she decorates a cake. As Mrs; - Salkeld had.a birthday on March 17 the cake was decorated as a birthday cake and with St. Pat- rick's colours. Mrs. McInnes had made and' decorated a "Lady Cake" and this_ was drawn for, with Mrs. Harold " Cooper being the very lucky.win- ner. Freda's demonstration really • held the attention of all present and everyone enjoyed hearing about the general procedures. • The closing thought, was taken by Mrs. Ernest Gaunt and the meeting closed with '.a hymn and the benediction. Lunch, including the birthday cake, and a social time followed and everyone had 'a chance to see the varied and interesting hobby items. IThits 4 and 5 of the Lucknow 'United Church. Woinen mei to- settler with the Lucknovi Presby- terian Auxiliary in their church. Mis. lack MacDonald opened ' the meeting followed' by the hymn "A man there lived in Galilee" with Mrs. Norman Tayk r accompaning on thepiano.' The ladies read responsively hymn • 665. Mrs. MacDonald extended a welcome on behalf of their auxiliary 'to the United Church Wonien. Mrs. Ernest Ackert Jr. and Mrs, Charles Anderson were in charge of the programme.. Mrs. Ackert expresSed thanks on behalf of the units. We sang the hymn "When I survey the Wondrous Cross' With piano accompaniment by Mrs. Harvey Webster. Mrs. Gordon Cayley gave a reading "Stones are. Heavy". Mrs. Allan Johnson favored with a 'solo. Mrs. Gordon Montgomery accompanied on the piano. The scripture was read by. Mrs. Ander- son. and Mrs. Ackert followed with prayer. Mrs. Ackert showed a film on Forest Lawn Memorial Park which is situated .in California. Mrs. Cliff CraWford, read the scripture preceding the first part "The LaSt Supper". Mrs. Bob Campbell read the scriptUre preceding "The Crucifixion" and Mrs. Gerald PriestaP read the scripture before the "Resurrection". Pretbyterian MIS KINLOUGH NEWS The Presbyterian Women's • Missionary Society, met on Wed - ,nesday afternoon, March 21st at the home of Mrs. Frank MaUlden with -Mrs. Jack Barr presiding and giving a reading on "Time". The Purpose Was repeated.. The missionary report on Muriel Copeland of Crete' was given by• Mrs.' DOn BUshell . A film strip on Saul was shown. Mrs. Glen Haldenby and Mrs. Alex Percy had the program. A chapter of the study book "Too Many Mouths to Feed" and a panel , "The green revolution" was in charge of Mrs. Glen Haldenby. Those taking part were. Mrs. Torn MacDonald, Mrs. Ken MacDonald, Mrs. Ruth Wilson, Mrs, Lyman Sutton: Mrs. Ale,x Percy bead the scripture. Mrs. Glen Haldepby took the Bible Study "Questions and answers". 'Lea Anne Halden- by gang "We are one". Mrs. Alex Perdy had a conte "Do you know your missiondr t ies". • Jesus shall reign whereer the sun was'sung followed by prayer and Grace. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Don Reid. The next meeting will be held at the church. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN . REFORMED CHURCH . J. W. ,Van-Stempvoort Pastor Services: 10:00' a.m. Service 2:30 p.m, Service VISITORS WEI OMB WHITECHURCH On'Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snowden were at Londorl to University Hospital where they visited with her father Wm. Humphrey and. Wm. Webster, both patients there. 'Mr. and Mrs. Carrrian Whytock LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A. Minister APRIL 1st Lent 4 • 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a,m. Morning Worship Those wishing transportation to church contact Wm. G. Hunter 528-2741 POINT, TO PONDER Goethe 'said, "If I were God, this world of sin and suffering would break' my heart." It did break God's heart on the cross. ••••••••.94.0%.".0% Lucknow Presbyterian (hurt!) Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A.,, B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 1973 IS CENTENNIAL YEAR OF THIS. CHURCH APRIL 1st • SPECIAL GUESTS. fro m • 'ONT. DIVISION OF THE CANCER S9CIETY- GORDON LEGGATT AND, HIS "BELL RINGERS" WILL PLAY IN THE EARLY EVENING and Jackie visited Wednesday evening, with Mr. and Mrs.11r Whytock and Oh Saturday eve' ing visited with Mrs. McGlysl and Bill of Teeswater. Mrs.'. Margaret Cousin and Joann of R. 2 Thorndale visit Friday and Saturday with her. sister Mrs.. Bessie Mullis andw Wilford and John Clipperton, Ernest Budden of Thorndak also a caller"at the home of ford Clipperton. Mr. and Mrs. ArchiePurit Kathy , Lori and Kendra 146 Sunday with Mrs; Purdon'snni er Mrs. Webster Jackliniqhn returned to her ,own home, at Listowel. Mr, and Mrs. John Jeffery of Hanover were Sau d 'evening visitors with her grand :mother Mrs.. Earl Caslick and Sunday Willis. visitors with'his Potlic Doris: Whitechurch Community Committee, ate, planning ant time dance' to be held in' the near future,. vMiissistoVgalweriti he hSecOrsill ttcociuftisstow is GI na and Kay Wilkens. We are pleased to report }is Carl Weber was able to ram hHoomspeitaaln;TLohunrdsocl,na .y from Victor Mrs'. Rissel McGuire and hp' Victor Errierson of Whitechurdt W.I. attended the Dittrict'Directors: meeting NY on ,Tuesday in LucknoW Wom. Institute room. Mr, and Mrs. Joe MOored Murray of Wroxeter wer Stews visitors with Mr. and M Moore. sfrpie:nrntednavthfilecw: :cilsa5ciytIros t oth.fo lTi ae ys:lwa DebbieM of< Mrs: Leroy iC:.leribt y °1.1101111Ce r1(1;1 berley last w01( at the holn( aMr.o. vanisditeNdIrsvi .itGh fir. and is Black of Belgrave.' • The Meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. 4ckert followed by the benediction. A couple of contests were played"before lunch ,was served.— THIS YEAR'S "MISS HOPE" WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE AND WILL SPEAK BRIEFLY HIGHLAND DANCE NUMBERS by ' NANCY HEARN of CLINTON , OUR ENTERTAINMENT , 'MRS. MARJORY HAYS-DUNLOP A 1 MEMBER OF THE .CANADIAN OPERA COMPANY ACCOMPANYING MRS, MINIM) WILL BE,MR. PAUL. RAKER, F R.C.Q.