The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-04-06, Page 12community news
Lucknow United welcomes con firmands
Easter Sunday saw a large
ation for worship at
Lu w United (Church.
The Service began with the
Iihling of the Paschal Can-
e which represents
Christ's„light which was not
extinguished by death,
Rev. McDougal's sermon
theme was "The Emotions of
Easter", suggesting that
there was much fear, as well
as joy, on the first Laster
Day, The senior choir
presented the anthem
`Allehi & .
On Palm Sunday 15 young
people and three adults were
confirmed, The Confirmands
were Carol rerguson, Mary
Treleaven Tim Treleaven,
Jeff Ackert, Lynn Alton,
Chris Collyer,Janice Cook,
Susan Cooe, Brenda
Davies, Julie Davies, Bruce
Elliott, Evans Helm, Glen
Gibson, Chris Irwin grad
Priestap, Brian Irwin,
Sharon Struthers aneii
Donalda Thompson.
Clerk of Session, Mrs.
Philip MacMillan, presented
each Confirmand with a
Book of Prayers, which was
a gift from the congregation.
Rev. McDougall presented
the Certificates. The Sacra-
ment of Holy Communion
followed.
Flutists Tracy Steer and
Donalda Thompson arcom-
panied the choir anthem,
"Nly Shepherd Will Supply
end'.
he Youth Group at
Lucknow United recently
held a very successful
weekend retreat at Silver
Lake Camp. Their plans for
the coming months include a
Soup and Sandwich Lunch
following the service on
April 17, a Hayride and
Cookout on April and par-
ticipation in the worship ser-
vice on Christian Family
Sunday in May.
The Youth Group is also
sponsoring an Organ Recital
in June, to raise money for
the Organ Fund.
On Sunday, April In.
Lucknow United will have a
representative from Gi-
deon's International who will
speak during the service; on
April 17Bill Thomson from
C.K.N.�C' . will be guest
speaker; and April 24 will be
Baptism Sunday, at which
time four infants will be
received by the Sacrament
of Baptism.
"The world is a looking
glass and gives back to
every man the reflection of
his own fare. Frown at it and
in turn it will look sourly
upon you; laugh at it and
with it, and it is a jolly, kind
companion". r Wm. M.
Thackeray
iridal shower honours Anne Colwell
By Ruth Buchmeler
A bridal shower was given
in honour of Anne Colwell on
Saturday afternoon in South
kinloss Presbyterian Sun-
day School room.
Nancy Mactntyre chaired
the program and started
with contests that continued
during the program,
Oli�veNeedham gave a
readi and Helen Niacin -
tyre favoured with a lovely
piano solo,
Marilyn Macintyre and
Anne MacCosh gave suitable
and a sing song was
with Wilma Clarke
at piano.
Anne and her attendants
were called to the front when
Nancy read the address.
Anne's attendants are
Sheryl Cottrill, Sandy
MacLeod Betty Morrison
and Murray. They
all helped Anne open her
Mrs. Herb Buckton enter-
tained her neighbors on the
fourth concession at a Tup
perware party one evening
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Mowbray and Duncan were
Laster Sunday dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ban-
nerman and family of Kin-
cardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian MacKen-
zie and family of Cobourg
visited over the weekend
with Ian's family, Mr. and
Mrs. Prank MacKenzie and
Mr. and Mrs. David Eadie
and family,
Laster weekend visitors
with Currie Colwell and
Anne were Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Morrison of Sudbury and
rein's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Morrison of London. They
and Mrs. Bill Ladle of
Wingham and Ken Reid
were Laster Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Colwell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Clarke and family visited
over the weekend with
Wilma's family and Mr. and
Mrs. Glenford Davies of
Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
MacGillivray and family of
Chapleau visited over the
holidays with, Lloyd's family
here in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Maclntyre, Margaret and
Marilynne and Dale
Gilchrist, Sandy and Nancy
Macintyre, Helen, Heather,
Paul and Betty Stanley were
Sunday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Macin-
tosh.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Anderson of Millerton spent
Laster with her sister, Olive
Needham.
Sunday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Don 13e11,
Beverly and Wayne were
Phyllis Wallace, Nancy and
Susan of London and Mrs.
Phillip Steer.
Holiday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Dick McQuillan and
Ron and Jack were Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon McQuillin,
Brenda and Lindsay of St.
Catharines and Mare
MacKay of Amberley.
Guests on Easter Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie
were Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Dickie and Erin of
Markdale, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Wilson and John, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Dickie, all
of Toronto, Harold Wood-
ward of Hanover and Mr.
and Mrs. William Dickie and
Karissa.
Easter Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
David MacKinnon and fami-
ly, were Mr. and Mrs.
Fraser MacKinnon, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Frayne of
Goderich, John MacKinnon,
Murray MacKinnon and
Mildred Cameron.
Visit with grandparents in Dungannon
by Marie Park
Megan Jennifer and Tim
Ledy of Bissau a visited
last week with thea grand-
parents, Irvine and Colleen
Ledy.
Company with Ben and
Margaret Mole on Easter
Sunday were Belle Mole of
Lucknow and 13111 and Mary
Mole and Julie of Ashfield.
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Thomas
of Bolton visited with her
mother, Hazel Webster at
Wingham hospital on Satur-
day
Company over the Easter
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Shetler and Fred
Shetler were Mr. and Mrs.
Don Kingdon, Don, Becky,
Steven and Joy of Trail, B.C.
Mrs. Kingdon is a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Huber (Gail Anderson) and
family have returned from a
two week holiday in Florida
and visited on Sunday with
her grandmother, Gertrude
Park who is still a patient in
Wingham hospital.
Company for Easter with
13111 and Marie Park, Patti,
Todd and Brad were their
family Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Bendig and Joel; Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Park and Holly,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Park;
Vicki Park, Wanda Park and
l im Hodges, all of Goderich
and Gary Johnston, Nile.
The Dungannon Willing
Workers held their annual
Easter smorgasbord on
Thursday, March 31. Tickets
were sold out for the two
table settings at 5 p.m. and 7
p.m. The Workers are very
pleased and appreciate the
great response they always
have. During the meal a
draw was held on behalf of
the Dungannon - Nile Young
People for an Easter basket.
The winner was Art Young.
Leola Chisholm R.N. of
Cambridge visited with her
parents, Leonard and Olive
Chisholm over the Easter
weekend. 'rife other
members of the Chisholm
family joined them for
Easter supper on Sunday.
Company on Sunday with
Graham and Bessie McNee
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Farrell and Mrs. Wesley Ir-
vine, all of Kincardine.
Terry and Krista Pan-
na becner of Colborne
Township and Steven, Scott
and Sherri Nicholson of
Belfast were Easter visitors
with gramma and gram a,
Margaret and Jim Err-
ington.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs.. Harold Errington and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Culbert who both celebrated
35th wedding anniversaries
on March 27.
Quite a number of the
Dungannon United Church
congregation attended Good
Friday services at Trinity
United Church. Martha and
Susan Curran and Ken
Logtenberg as well as Rev.
Roberts took part in the ser-
vices.
.Happy Birthday to Peggy
Brindley who was nine on
April 3 and to Dree Park who
was seven on April 2.
Trinity families observe Easter with guests
Hy Betty Ritchie
Allan and Violet Ritchie
visited Sunday with their
daughtor, Brenda and Terry
Huizinga and family of
Auburn. Also visiting were
John Raithby, Tom and
Delores Culbert of Dungan-
non and Isabel and Wesley
Ritchie of Lucknow. They
were celebrating Wesley's
54th birthday.
Visiting Saturday with
Reg and Freda Broome were
Nancy, Jack Carrie, Donna
and Ken Mott of Dutton.
Other weekend visitors were
Hilda Scheerer of Ethel,
Violet and Eddie Thompson
of Holyrood, Mary and Ken
Scheerer and family of
Goderich, and Tom and Rose
Broome and family of
Lucknow.
Rev. Arthur Scott con-
ducted Communion Services
at Trinity United Church on
Sunday.
Jack and Wanda Miller of
Tottenham visited with her
parents, Isabel and Jim
Hunter over the Easter
weekend.
George Dierolf, who is
completing his school year
at Blind River, visited over
the holiday with his parents,
Joan and Manfred Dierolf.
Holiday visitors with Betty
and Arthur Scott and family
were Betty's mother, Joanne
Lee of Rochester, New York
State and her grandmother.
Visiting their grand-
mother, Jessie Kirkland for
Easter were Ken and Cath
Kirkland, Jennifer,
Christine and Andrew of
Milton; Donald and Joan
Kirkland, Lana and Darrin
of Kingsville. and all visited
with Nancy and Gord
Folkard and Kendra in
Belgrave on Saturday even-
ing. David and Betty
Kirkland and Suzanne and
Annette and Henry Hendriks
also attended.
liachnow Sentiteel, Wednesday, April 6, 1943—Pile 12
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PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
SUNDAY, APRIL 10
WORSHIP SERVICE
1da00 A.M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
10400 A.M.
Guest Speaker
Rev. George Gamut
Nursery Downstairs For
Any Little Ones Under
four.
Everyone Welcome
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Worship 11400 a4m4
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relatives, friends 9 neighbours to loin `hem in
celebrating their parents' 25th anniversary in
Lucknow on Friday, April 15, 1983.
Best Wishes Only Please
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