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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-05-14, Page 5Area church The Anglican Church Women held their spring thankoffering meeting at the church •on Thursday evening. The ladies from Kinloss UCW (United), Bervie UCW, Kinlough Presbyterian WMS, Kinlough - Perdecostal Church, Kingarf ACW, Ripley ACW and Lucknow ACW were special guests for the occasion. In the absence of the president through illness, the vice president Mrs. Roy Collins, presided and extended a welcome to all and read the scripture. The opening hymn was Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee. A group composed of Mrs... Eric Thacker, Tara. Lucas and Alicia Thacker, Mts. Fred Page, Mrs. David Haldenby, Mrs. Roy Collins, Jennifer and Angela Collins sang two numbers Bloom Bloom and I Love You to Smile, with recorded accompaniment. Readings were given by Mrs. Bruce Bushell, Mrs, Albert Colwell, Mrs. Eliza- beth Fair, Mrs. Cliff Roulston. Mrs. Glen McLelland sang two solos accompanied by Mrs. Jim McEwan. Guest Speaker At this time the guest speaker, Maria Dalthn and her mother of Kingsbridge were welcomed. Maria introduced herself and spoke .on Haiti where she spent ten days which were the most exciting of her life. She showed three sound films and had a question and answer period between each one. Everyone present was so interested in this missionary outreach. Mrs. David Haldenby thanked Maria and wished her God's blessing in the .days ahead as she hopes to return. She was presented with a Good News New Testa- ment and the evenings offering to further •the work there for which she expressed her • appreciation. The closing hymn was, Lord Dismiss Us with Thy Blessing, followed by prayer. Lucknow Lucknow Sentinel, Weduesday, May 14, 1986, --Page. 5 ups attend Thankoffering Miss May Boyle greeted the ladies and Miss Edna Boyle played for the hymns. All were invited to the Sunday School room for a time of food and fellowship. Each group expressed their appreciation for being invited and having, such an enjoyable evening. People Report Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slessor of Tiverton, Allan and Brandon Nicholson of Wallaceburg, Mr. and Mrs. Mel King of Georgetown. Mrs. Douglas McEwan had ladies at her home on Monday afternoon for a Tupper- ware party. Mrs. William MacPherson had a few days in Kincardine and District Hospital after a fall at her home. She has a fractured knee and is in a cast. We send best wishes, Lorraine. • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois were dinner guests on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell in Amberley where Jack's mother, Mrs. Millie Camp- bell celebrated her birthday. Many happy returns, Congratulatons to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Eckenswiller who were married on Satur- day at Chepstow. Folks from here attended the wedding and also the reception at Formosa. , A number from here attended the Lucknow School Band concert on Friday evening and enjoyed it very much. A great deal of credit is due to these voune people , and their leader, Mr. Gordon Cayley. • M. and Mrs. Jim Schneller of White- church visited on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith of Seaforth visited with Mr, and Mrs. Don Gillespie. Congratulations to Mrs. Ina Eadie of the Bray Lodge, Wingham, who celebrated her 88th birthday on Friday. We all send our' love too, Ina. She was a former Holyrood resident. Donald Barr of Waterloo visited with his mother Mrs. John Barr on Sunday and they both went to Wingham to spend the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell. Donaldreturned to Waterloo and the Bushells brought her mother, Mrs.. Barr home and called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr in the evening. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Invites You To Worship With Them On SUNDAY, MAY 18 10 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Nursery downstairs morning & evening EVERYONE WELCOME rLUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH , SUNDAY, MAY 18 Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. REV. ALLISON J. RAMSAY, MINISTER Nursery Downstairs For Little Ones Under Four EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW • UNITEDCHURCH SUNDAY, MAY 18 Sunday School 945 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Rev. Warren McDougall B.A.M. Div. Nursery and junior congregation provided EVERYONE VVELCOMP. By Dorothy Brawl' The May meeting of the Lucknow Pres- byterian afternoon W.M,S. was held on . Wednesday, May 7 at Pinecrest Manor. Mrs. Cyril. Bown opened the meeting by yvelioming all members and residents. She read an appropriate Spring poem, so suitable for such a beautiful May 'after- dbOn. A hymn was sung followed by a prayer and the Lord's Prayer in unison. • Mrs. Jun Aitchison read a poem on • -Mother's Day. Mrs. Bert Moffat and MO. Jean Conley gave several lovely musical numbers on the piano and auto harp. Mrs Austin Loroe sang a solo, The Lord's Prayer, accompanied by Mrs. Moffat, Mrs. Bill Henderson and Mrs. Bert Moffat played several lovely duets on the piano. • Mrs, Clara Crowston gave the offertory • prayer, Happy Birthday was sung to all residents celebrating birthdays this month. Several lovely old hymns were sung accompanied by Mrs. Moffat and in which the residents participated whOle.heartedIy. Mrs. Evelyn tittle closed with prayer, Partners neefled The Agricrew program is accepting bookings for the coming, summer, Farmers can hire:Agricrew for such jobs, as haying, -* painting, field clearing Or general clean up. .The cost is ,only $90, per day for, a four person crew. Crew members are-. respon- sible for . their own transportation and lunches. • Young people between the ages of 15-24 with unlimited energy and a willingness to learn and work are needed'or Agricrew. Some farm work experience is required. There are foreperson and crevvtriernber positions available. ' For more information on .Kboth aspects of Agricrew, please contact Brock Whitehead at the Clinton; Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office 4182-42 or 1-800-265-5171: We're proud ta feature these Bands in our parade • sVonforisprom and Bugle Corps (Kitchener) *London Sea Cadots *Seaforth Girls Dram and Bugle Corps • itclooll:Loglon Band *BrussOls Pipeond Pro* Imokotori Rand *Clinton liogiOn.Pii)ii'and Drums, *Contrail Huron Secondary school Oland (Clinton *Stiafarth•Dathivoad, Band itmocheiTenifili Orkiiitc# Band SATURDAY. MAY 17 10 A.M. TO PARADE TIME (12 NOON) Downtown Clinton - 'sawing from Town Hall AFTER THE PARADE At .t1t0.:011010.0 00001,001SiPrk