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CATHOLIC
CHURCHES
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW,,,ONYARIO
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• WEDNESDAY! MARCH-
HEAR
A
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ANGLICAN
CHURCH
LUCKNOW AREA PARISH
The Rev. R. Odendahl •
Rector
APRIL 2nd ,
EASTER -DAY
St. Paul's Ripley— 9:15 a.m.
SiPeters A
langsicte, YPS
The Lingside Yoimg Peoples
SoCiety held their regular meet-
- •ing on Sunday night, at the home,
of. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott.
The worship service was con-
ducted by Mr. V. Wybenga and
Don Scott. Helen Wiersma read
the minutes of the previous meet-
ing and some business items were
disCussed. Plans were made for
a s kating party ,'to be followed
by a social gathering in'the Lang-
side hall: on Saturday night,
March 25.
Helen Wiersma 'introduced a •
discussion on the so-called "Jesus
People". Mr. Wybenga pointed _'
out some of the. causes of •this
. The Call to WOrship was given.
by Mrs.-W. afterwhich
Mrs. G. Murray, Presbyterial
President and Mrs. R. Pike of
Harriston .u.C. W. extended a
want welcome. Reports were
given by the 1971 Presbyterial Ex-
ecutive Officers:,
Rev. Mel Boyd spoke on "Our '
Home Missions" and what the
United Church Was doing in this
field. In•connection with work
with the Indian people he suggest-
ed-,..thatuilt_them_, involve.
them and work with them.
It was a pleasure to have pres-
ent a reFesentative from the
Anglican Church Women
of St., Paul's .Anglican Church,
Palmerston, and a representative
fram Palmerston Presbyterian
Church, all° Mrs. M. Johns,
President of Hamilton Conference,
U.C. W.
The new Literature was present-
ed by Mrs. J. Price of Southamp-
ton, who has her
tern-rof-OffiCe---as7Literature-Sec
retary. Mrs. A. Heard, Port
Elgin, is the.'new Secretary. Col-.
oured slides of "Liturgical Stitch
ery" and Banners were shbwn
which were very interesting.
The afternoon session opened
with a Worship Service by Harri-
ston U.C. W. and Mrs. W. Poi-
loCk, Ripley sang a solo. Mrs.
L. Butt conducted the "In Mem-
oriam" service.
Mrs. R. Neyvatte introduced.
Rev. R. C., Plant of Toronto who
spoke about thefine work being
done by our men and women in
other Countries such as Jamaica
and . Brazil. He said we had men
and women of God representing
us and they were often in:grave
danger. We can show how much
w care-by-Temillig about them ,
praying for them, and supporting
them with, financial assiitante.
Rey. Plant was thanked by Mrs.
A. B. Eagles of cpiithamptori.
Brian Jackson, Congregational
Consultant, discussed "The
ChurCh School Today" arid an-
swered questions. He suggested
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
11 a.m.
Services:
10:00 a.m. Service
2:30 p.m. Service
VISITORS WELCOME
Mount Forest; Finance,'Mrs... J.
Kirkpatrick ,',Ripley; Leadership,
De_YelopMent .chairman,
D. Wells, Pal....-nrstOti; Literature
Mrs.. A. Heard, Port Elgin; Pro-
gram, . Miss E.' Lochead,. Cbesley.;..
No-rrlinarions,\',1--S,"-'.c..7 .--.C'fifrraTy
and all all 'Area Vice-Presidents.;
i•-:,:es•s. and'
si-flioth y.; Archivist
:14-,s. D. The:burn : •• •
Chairman Ci:izenshiF 2,',rs.
1' 11-1.1ebel., 'Tara; •
Fri.encs-rup R.
.--,•-v • arte
. Farrell,
anza.rdire;
, A. Darroth',..
Zlifford; .$N les.,
...rtnur; and Mrs.
• ;:h. 711e •
VIRGINIA REINOL
IN PERSON
Saturday night April 1 - 8 p e m. a
HURON MENDS CHAPEL, AUBI1
For-Mei-nightclub singer, .tells her life story of how her life '
'uwas changed at a Bi I ly Graham crusade in NewYork city. Your
,lifemaynever be the same as you hear her sing, as .only she
dan, "He Touched Me." .
VIRGINIA REYNOLDS W9I.Sing
SUNDAY, .APRIL .2 at
.VICTORIA ST. UNITED CHURCH .
• GODERICH at 11 a.m. Rev. Warr will speak.
.VVESTFIELD FELLOWSHIP HOUR
• At 2 p.m. Rev. Ross Nichols,will speak. • ,
"EVERYONE WELCOME" •
, pr e l-s--whe . _ ciath ing
THE HURON CHRISTIAN MEN'S ASSOCIATION
PRESENTS THE NEWS ON CKNX 4 PIM. EVERY DAY
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rey. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
APRIL 2nd
EASTER SUNDAY
10 a.m. 'Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
POINT TO PONDER
The resurrection- of Jesus is
God's way of affirming that
death is conquered and no long-
er has power over those who
believe in Christ.
Mrs. Don Reid \%e -
Ludutaw
4 .
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Dungannon UCW
Our March meeting on ".Bible
Study" was held in the church
basement on •tnesday 'afternoon:
. 'Mrs. C McClenaghan- gave a
-reading on Easter entitled "Dark-.
ness, and Light" followed by hymn
34. Mrs. Dawson gave a,devo-
tional, using candles, entitled
"In The Beginning". These
ladies also had a very impressive
'program, "Reach. For The Top".
Questions on the Bible were asked'
and points awarded for correct
answers. Four different panels
took part.
Our president asked for .the
roll call which was to be answer-
ed with an. Irish joke or pay a
fine.
Our United Church Women are
invited to a pot luck dinner at
• the Nile Church on April 5th. •
Committees to look after our
.-Thankoffering,meeting in April
. and our "Ladi0 Day" in June were
appointed. -
Mrs. L. Reed t.introduced her.
sister Jean Aitken who played
piano selections entitled "Moon-
light-Sonata"
The /meeting opened with the
hymn . What a friend we have 'in
Jesus with Rev. 'Odendahl at the
piano. Mrs. Tom Salkeld read
from St. Mark's gospel and Mrs.
John Warren from. St. Luke. The
meeting was then conducted
from the Living Message ,Mrs.
Harvey Mole, president , leadine
• and the• Other members ..
taking part..
St'. Peter's has been given all
new fronials arid hangings, as a
memorial', so it was decided to
make a gift of the others to St:
• Paul's Ripley. Bowline banquets
were discussed with dates that the
A.C. W. are catering. to. Easter
lilies are to be placed in the
Church for Easter given by •Mr.
and Mrs. T. 3. Salkeld and the
Horticultural Society.
Al this was hobby night there
was a lovely displky of handwork
done by the ladies over the winter
A delicious lunth was served
and the meeting closed with pray-
er..
/1
• Our meeting closed with the
singing of an Easter hymn and
prayer.
• • Lunch hostesses were Mrs. 11,
Altcin, Mrs. L. Ivers and Mrs. N.
Pearson. Our April meeting will
.be held in the church on the 18th
,.at 8.15 p.m. •
Movement; its strength and
weakness, which often leads 'to
an unstable religious life.
After the discussion a question
and answer game was played.
At the conclusion of the rneet-.
ing Scott .served hinch.
Bruce Presbrerial
At Harriston
The Tenth Annual meeting of
l'uce Presbyterial United Church
Women was heldiin Harriston
United Church on Tuesday, March
14th with a good attendance
despite icy road conditions.
Ascension Kinlough 10:30 a.m.
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
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
'REFORMED '
CHURCH
J. W, 'Van Stempvoort
Pastor
Parish of Ashfield
Sunday. Masses
ST. JOSEPH'S:
KINGSBRIDGE
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.
••%9W%owN;""nowei!•%•.....%.*0.,wei4,04
using some imagination in our
Christian Education and advised
using the new Curriculum Books.
Mrs. M. Johns, HamiltOn Con-
ference President, presented the
new slate of Officers for 1.t:172
and they were installed by Rey.
Wright, Mount. Forest , Chairman .
of,Presbyten,-.
The Officers for 1.:72 are; Pres-,•
ident , Mrs. J. C. Hill,
Past President , !'„Mrs. Murra:, ,
Palnierston; Executip7e VICE -F'ret-
idents,
le \ and Mrs. A, B.E.aziz.-..s,
ampton; Area Vice-Presidents,
Region 1, Mrs. W 2,`..111E: Tara;
Region 2, birs, A. E .. a
BoLthaMptdn; Rez-ior.
c..'art-wrizhz, A'alkertor•.; 1-',€:••••,-..v7. .;
'Mrs. V. Hunter , Luzkriow . Re: orri=1
ing Sec. 'M s E. Ruttle. ,
dine; CO:res. Sec, , Mrs. R. Az--
+err , 1:1021.700t;. . 4,4 wet . 11
R. Slane i'anzarzilne; ' nIs •
Stevarardsh.4 a-••••• its, B,..•act-
srr
A 7.-
, fiar..1.3t0t; C:111,5:-.Lar• i••';.". .1" a Ii:ErLC: a' Education, iy17. L. F-',tant.z . • , ad‘,
.HURON MEN'S CHAPEL,' AUBURN
At 8 p.M.fiev. Tom McKinney Willspeak.
CALVIN-BRICK
WHITECHURCH IEWS
,
On Wednesday Calvin-Brick
United Church Women held their.
March meeting at the hdme of
Mrs. Donald Dow with 11 ladies
and 2 children in attendance.
Mrs. Henry Pattison had charge of
the worship service and read the
scripture.. Mrs. Alex .RObertson
rave a reading "I Believe". Mrs.
Ronald Jamieson led in prayer.
A reading: "He it Risen"' was given
Mrs. .:2-orlon McBurney.
•Norrnan COultes gave the
topic Using, one of ;George W.
krch sermons entitled The Doubt-
Presbyerian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A.,. B.D.
Minister
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship ,
Phone 528-2740
APRIL 2nd
— E-ASTER-SUNDAY,
T A 61or
,ious Easter `;
Donald now was
dedicated F
t:.bJsIness
ith the
Kinlough WM
Mrs. Jack Barr w•as.'llost'os f
the Presbyterian '\\'6,-:-.71.-fris
ark Society,meeti Wedn
day afternoon.
,Mrs.. Don Robt...rt'4,-..;
and read an'F.,.iste:' arki
in prayer. Twel\ 7' L
two visitors
with' "An Easter 1•.ou.:1;:-. A
donation was 's't...1:1 .
Miss Sandra Pe:.c:
Inner City : • Winnipeg. .Her.si-
Haldenhy is it
money .or •C : . :e-
garding thiS w.ors
Mrs.
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.veners. Mrs.
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and eloselc c
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