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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-04-17, Page 10Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. /Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 APRIL 21st 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship ollwress,^sowe'sraft.""rossesw^wsrae"sers•Wwwwoa. weereelsolsos ewwwwwfw. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A. Minister APRIL 21st 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship POINT TO PONDER Man cannot accept certainties, he must discover them. An ac- cepted, certainty is not a cer-• tainty, a discovered certainty is. Middleton /Murray LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor - Services: 10:00 a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. Service (Dutch, 1st Sunday of the month) 1 LOVE'S LAST GIFT REMEMBRANCE Whether it's a • • MONUMENT' 'e MARKER • INSCRIPTION You are remembering a loved, one. 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Kitchener 7411-0.86 eau WEDNSDAY, APRIL 171 THE LitiCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,/ • PAIBE TEN 9 . 4 Special services were held in . St. Mary's Church'; Lucknow , on Easter Sunday to complete the Lenten season. The Easter message to all christians is the central point in the history of mankind. It is the day of victory over death, through the resurrection of Christ. The schedule for Holy Week was a penitential service On Wed:- nesday 'evening followed by Mass of the Eucharist on"Holy Thursday. Good Friday. services took place at 3 p:m. on Friday and on East7 er Sunday Mass of the Resurrection of Christ Was celebrate ed with special hyrnns and: music. Very Rev.lerome Kroetsh, of Kitchener assisted Rev. Fr. E. Dentinger of Kingsbridge and Lucknow. Special Services At St. Marys A.C.W. Mark Their Quiet Day KINLOUGH NEWS. Mrs/ David Haldenby was host-, ess for The Anglican Church Wom- en's Quiet Day on Thursday after- noon. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh presided and read the words of a hymn and also the EasterAnthern and WF1comed the visitors. The hymn' "Breathe on me breath, of God" was sung followed by praYers The Epistle for Maundy riursday was' read 'by Mrs. Jack Scott.. The secretary, Mrs. Midford 'Wall, thanked the ladies for the lovely card which was sent to them on their wedding anniversary and then read the minutes ofthe previous meeting. The thankoffering for the gest- etner' amounted to $64.00. The invitation from the Anglican Church Women of St. Peters Church, Lucknow to: attend their Easter Thankoffering meeting on April 16th was accepted. The Diocesan Annual meeting will be held in London on May 2nd. A letter of appreciation was read from Mu. and Mrs. Arthur Haldenby and a gift enclosed for the assistance at their 'Golden Wedding Puncheon. The roll call was answered with the word "resur- reetiOn": Mrs, Howard Thompson , gave a splendid meditation on Easter "renewing our faith" and concluded with a suitable poem. She also told of an' interesting conversation that •she had with a student from India who is attend.; ing Huron College, London. He told many interesting things about the country and its people. Mrs. Arthur Haldenby and Miss Edna Boyle then took charge of the following program. Mis. Haldenby read "The secret of living" and "Spring". She also led in the litany from the Living Message and prayer. Mrs. Ronald Thacker also gave a reading from he Living Message, "The Incom- rable Christ". Mrs. George Graham read a portion of scrip- Donnybrook ,UCW Donnybrook United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Snowden on Tuesday after- 'noon',-April 9. Mrs. R. Jefferson opened •theneeting with an Easter theme. Hymn 105 "Jesus Christ is risen to-day" followed with. Mrs. H. Jefferson reading the meditation. Hymn 485 "Jesus keep me near the Cross" was sung. Mrs. S. chain— ney read the scripture taken from . John, chaptex „.20, verses 11-18. Mrs, R. Jefferson led. 'in prayer -. Hymn 113 "At the name of Jesus" was sung. Mrs. R. Jefferson gave a reading. Mrs. J. Lecidy gave the topic on "Different customs of Easter and the Easter Story with the Life of Jesus. . E. Snow- den took over the business. Re- . ports were heard from the supply secretary. Mrs. M. Johnston and report from the seer&ar.,' Mrs. S. Chamne;.'•. Mrs . R. Jefferson . read a poem "The Message of Easter", Hymn 11:1; "Crowh him with r:any Crowns " . . Jeffer- son closed with A social time e....c2yed with M. Johnston and S.. • Chamney helping the hostess Mrs E. 'Snowden,. 4t..keions UCW The St. Helens United Church Women met on April 9 with thir-. teen in attendance. Mrs. Frank McQuillin presided for this EaSter Thankoffering, the worship ser- vice prepared by herself and Mrs. Elwood Barbeitt. A hymn ,Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross, was foll- owed by the Lord's prayer in uni- son. The roll call, "An Eagter Verse" was well answered. Mrs. John Cameron read the scripture and Mrs. Tom Todd the meditation, "The Message of the'Flowers". Mrs: Mintz gaVe a reading entitled "April Springs". The hymn "Christ the Lord is Risen To-day" was sung. Isobel•Miller read, "The Easter ,Message" and Mrs. Lorne Woods, "His Thirty Years". The offer- ing was received. ' Mrs. B. F. Green. gave a report on mission projects' and Mrs. Frank McQtiillin gave an Easter reading: The hymn "When .I Survey the. Wondrous Cross" was sung. Mrs.. B. F. Green offered prayers. The business part of the meeting was followed by prayer 'by Mrs:-: Tom Todd, Isobel Miller present- ed Mrs. Chas. McDonald with a gift from the .p.c.w. Lunch 'was prepared by Mrs. Chester Nicholson and courtesy rernarks given by Mrs. 'John Cam- eron. Lure in keeping with Holy. Week. Miss Edna. Boyle called on the Rev. George Garratt Who gave a full outline of holy week. Two appropriate hyms were sung "Sweet the moments rich in blessing" and "Jesus is stand- , .ing in Pilot's hall". ! Miss May 'Boyle read. ''Easter Offering" by the ,Rev,. H. L. Jen- nings from the Living Message. A poem ,"I hear thee pass"- was read by Mrs. Roy Collins, Mrs. David Haldenby gave "Easter Morn". Mrs. Midford Wall read' "What thou hast given".. "Twas Easter, morning" was given by. Mrs. Jack Scott. Miss Edna Boyle led . 'in a: special prayer' for this meet-' ing and for the sick. Cards were, signed for sick and shut-ins and Rev Garratt closed the meeting with the collect for the day and the Grace was repeat& in unison. A record of sacred music, given by Mrs. Bert Nicholson (ending with the "Old Rugged Cross) made a fitting conclusion for this Quiet Day. ". Miss Edna Boyle thanked Mr. Garratt for being the speaker 'and also all whO took part in the pro- gram and'Mrs. George Graham thanked the hostess... Delicious refreshments were served by the hoStess, assisted by. Mrs. Bill Halderiby, and Cheryl Haldenby ,.Mrs. Lloyd Husk and Mrs. M. Wall. The 'parish mes- senger" was distributed and .a soc- ial time was enjoyed. The host- ess for the May Meeting is ,Mrs, lunch served by the hostess and .dir- fonald Thacker.' ectOrs. . South Kinloss* • / Ladies of South Kinloss Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Leonard, Clarke on Wednesday afternoon for their, Easter Thankoffering meeting. ' They had as their guests, ladies from Kinlough W. M.S. Mrs. Bruce Hamilton opened the meeting with, an Easter verse. "Ride ,on, ride on in Majesty" was sung and scripture was read by. Mrs. Douglas Graham. Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton offered prayer and Mrs. Evan Keith gave an Easter meditation. Mrs. Lorne Sparks sang:" When 1 Survey the Wond rous Cross", followed by a series . of, talks op "The Last Supper" given by •Mrs. Leonard Clarke, Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, Mrs.. Ira Ditkie and Mrs. Frank MacKen- zie. The offering was received and Mrs. W. ,F. MacDonald gave 'the prayer. A story "The Peni- tent Thief" was read by, Mrs. Ted Collyer: Mrs. Philip Steer sang "The Old, Rugged Cross" and invit- ed the group to join in the chorus. The roll call, was answered with an Easter verse. The president welcomed the visitors and the secretary and treasurer's reports were given. Mrs. Philip Steer and Mrs. Bruce The afternoon hours were s Hamilton reported, on the Synod- in learning how to conduct a ical meeting held in Chesley the Bible Study using the group previous week. , od of study and then all asse Mrs. Sparks introduced the guest to diseuss 'and share their find speaker , Mrs. Gilbert Van Slig- Some suggestions for creati tenhorst from Kinlotigh who gave greater interest are perhaps an inspiring message, for all pies'- trying , e. g. group study so ent .„ Courtesy remarks were' given everyone can participate, by Mrs. B. Hamilton, Mrs. W. F. al seating in circles or semi. MacD,onald and Mrs. Ruth Wilson cles instead of in rigid Mid; of Kinlough. "Jesus Keep sometimes have work meeti Me Near the Cross" was sung fol- present two .sides of a quest lowed by the. benediction. Grace stimulate discussion. was sung and all enjoyed a tasty A book display bad beeks and noonday and afternoon freshments were served, Lucknow Presbyterian Churl Sunday 'School room; withi!s beautiful bouquetScomplete Easter Lilies, provided WRY atmosphere for . the 'Maitland byteria 1 .w or.kshop. held 'there the capable leadership oFi Mary Lou itunston and Jean Gardner.. The morning session was over the stu dy of the'duties the various officers of the W. Much interesting-Idiscussion re yea led rho need.io examine. selves .as officers and as. owl and learn as set forthi ndbook Have you. ever wondeiedn done with that supply money') this .question they received su answers as: ljor ' resource .personnel it purchas supplies and equipment from' slides ,. typewriters, hooks et toys. For ttiissionar.ies oven it niay' buy things that are ha bet such as tires:for cars, 0 ian .geserves it may get play e4uipment 'or .furnishings of 'various kinds. at Fellowship II in Winnipeg ,or Tyndall Hon Montreal. Presbytery [fold Lucknow Works