The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-04-02, Page 10ey
Good Friday Services
10:30 a.m.
SUNDAY, APRIL 6
Services
10:00 a.m, and 230 p.m.
Listen to.the
Back to God Hour
10:303:m. CKNX
Fred, Young returned have, sold their trailer home DINGANNONVO KNOTS
The, last meeting, of the
Dungannon Do Knots was
held on March 22 at the
home of Jean Errington. All
members present received
yn and read a copy of the skit
which the girls are doing for
Achievenient Day on May 1.
The members did the =quiz
and other activities suggest-
ed <in their book. '
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
For. Palm Sunday, preced-
ing Easter, Mr, Cowan chose
as his topic, `,`Blessed is He
who cohiWorthe Nathe of
the. Lord". The choir sang
the anthem, "Blessed Re-
deemer", led. *by organist,
Mrs. Sean Elliott,
The children's time featur- •
ed cluick.resume of the life
of Jesus, illustrated' with
many pictures which should
help the children understand
the meaning of Easter.
The.week seems to be busy
with different activities, Ty-
ros meet on Tuesday evening
in Dungannon; Confirmation
Class on Wednesday:evening •
at Nile; Nile session on
BY MARIE-PARK
Margaret Mole Was second
with a 70 score. For the men
John Smith was the winner
with a 79 score while *Art
Stewart was a close second
with 73,
VisitOrs With Mrs. Mary .
Bere, on Saturday were her
cousins, Dr. Steve Stothers,
Winnipeg; Mrs:-Ruth
Schultz, Mississauga, and
Drs. Brock and Kaye Whale
of ' Saskatoon. Dr. Kaye
Whale has just fmished the
final step toward getting her
Ph.D. in education and will
soon be receiving her dip-
loma.
•
Penny and Terry Hodges,
Sue and. Doug Brown and
Greg and Peggy Jervis went
to Las Vegas for a few days,
recently.
home from Groderich hospital
on Thursplay. Hey/-is.able to
get around by wheelchair.
fle still has heavy, casts on,
'both legs: ,
into, the house owned by
Doug Nothing. It is,rumotir-
ed that Philip's bachelor
clays, are, numbered.
The Williqg Workers had
another - successful ham and
turkey supper on Friday
evening. Tickets were sold
out for both the 5 o'clock and
7 o''dlock---s-ittiogs.
Mr. and Mrs, Stephen
Park and Holly moved to •
Goderich on Saturday.: They
Joyce and Jack Mason of
Vanderhoof, B.C., their
daughter, Karen and son-in-
law, Joe and their children
visited ,with< Joyce's brother,
Jim Rivett and fatnily on the
weekend. They also visited
with Joyce's mother, Lily
Rivett in Clinton, as well as
other relativeS. - '
to Ron Brindley,
Mrs, Evelyn Eirington is a
patient in Winghan: hospital,
being taken there eaily. Fri-
day. morning. Hope it is not
too long a stay, Evel
On Thdrsday Mrs. Cecil
Blake visited Mr, and Mrs:
Otto -.1eursvama in Witighath•
They ,had returned Wednes•-
day 'from Eielleville where '
they had. attended their
grandson's funeral. Seven,
year old' Dwayne Jouwsma
was hit by a car while .
trossingthe road in front of •
his home, and died one Week
terln Kingston hoipital.
e is '.survivedby his par-
'ents, Kees and Carol (Hart)
• jouwsma, a brother Otto,
two sisters, Pieternellie and
Mane, of , grand-
-parents Otto and Nell Jouw-
sma. of Wingham, Mrs, Nel-,
lie Hart and the late Lloyd
Hart of Omeniee. Mr. and
Mrs. Otto. Jouwsma and fam-
ily lived at Crewe after com-
ing from Holland. Their•
friends in this area wish to:
eipresis sincere sympathy to
all the sorrowing family. ,
Thursday evening' and Dun-
gannon session on Friday
evening; choir pradfiVe at
Dungannon on Thursday,
Next Sunday, April 6, is
t he Easter service. This
would bepLonclerful time to
bring your neighbours or
Visitors to worship together
MO help make this signific-
ant event the life of all
-Christians, a truly meaning-
ful day in our church and
community.
Rev. Wittich of Myth will
, be taking 'the service on
LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Wm. IVIunshaw
B.A. M, Div.
SUNDAY, APRIL 6
10 a.m, Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
...Everyone Welcome
Sunda,), April 13, Both sacra-
ments, communion and hap:
tism, will be celebrated. NeW
members will also be receiv- "
ed by prOfesiion of faith and
by transfer of membership.
_Thg.,,,congregationjs
ed to a service in song at the
Christian Fellowship. Church .
on Friday evening and also ,to -
a Sunrise Service on. Easter
Sunday morning, early,,,,
Kincarchne
wants out....
There were eight tables of
euchre in play at the
hall on Friday evening. High
score for the ladies was
Isabel Kilpattick-with-an-07
Philip YOung has 'moved
*from page 7
Huron TOwnship, on the
county road's committee,
is reported to have said
--the---re-verse---in-
was made "because. of :
the adverse publicity by
the council and the,
media," reported ReeVe
Russ Tout to ' the -Kin-
cardine council.. He said
the county wants to
"wash their hands of the
whole thing."
Reeve Tout recom-
mended to town coun-
cillors that the town
should go out of the road '
system altogether. At
least two' other
municipalities are not it
the system an-d-AZeeve
Tout said that Kincardine
is "paying a lot for
nothing." -
Council-• passed a
--motion-- -t-o--= withdraw
financial Support of the
county system, but final
approval on the decision
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Easter
SEgVICES °
Anglican ChureliOf Clinada
Passion Tide and Eastei Services
GOOD FRIDAY - 11:00 A.M.
St. Peter's, Lucknow
EASTER DAY
St. Paul's, Ripley *9:00 a.m.
The Ascension, Kinlough -10:30 a.m.
St. Peter's, LucknoW - 12:00 Noon
ontonue&
Check last week 's'
flyer for ~rern~endous
EasitOr Speckals..in
all our department
Store Hours for Easter Holiday'
Monday - ThUrsday.9:00 a.m. - 9:00 0,,I111.
CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY APRIL lith .
Saturday, April 5th - 9:00 a.ni. 79:00 p.m.
must come from the
ministry' of tran-
sportation' and com-
munication.
Rev. Doug. Kaufman
Minister
LUCkNOW
UNITED
CHURCH
APRIL 3,1980
MAUNDY THURSD-Ay
8;00 p.m. Service of
Tenebrae & Communion
__APRIL 6, 1980L
EASTER'SUNDAY
8;00 a.m. Outdoor Snnrise
'Service [Church Lawn]
8:30 a.m.
Easter Breakfast
11:00 a.m.
Morning Worshi