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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-11-28, Page 10Enjoy a 2 Night* Special in TORONTO Lordacc acSpoitmma imeno4osed ahTtaiasobnls Table mfocerotmhtiwprilogeteenxightwraittshf,ordaiy.noenhue:rmiitn:sa Tfdaehml eu famous s night special for two at a cost of only $59.90.1t includes champagnecocktail, breakfast each' morning and a sightseeing tour of Toronto's many exciting attractions -- all for only $59,90, subject to advance registration. The Lord. Simcoe is in the heart of downtoWn Toronto, close to: shopping, theatres and entertainment, . ou get something else that's special at the Lord Y. Simcoe it's friendly hospitality you will enjoy thrOugh. out your stay with us, Colour TV in every room, fully air conditioned. Lord Simcoe Hotel See your travel agent or contact us at: ' 150 King Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848. • 4. THE. LOC,KNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO. Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary The Noveniber meeting of the Lucknow Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary was held in the Sunday School room on Tuesday the 20th. At the beginning of the evening the ladies of the auxiliary joined with the young ladies group .- the "Busy Buddies" and enjoyed very much the slides on Africa , shown by Miss Mary Macintyre. The business part of the even- ing followed with Mrs. Roy Fin- lay= in the presidents chair. The opening hymn was 155 "From the Easter Mountains". The scrip• ture and meditation was given by Mrs. Leonard MacDonald. Mrs. Bill Ross gave a reading,on Rem- embrance Day. The roll call was answered and the Aim and Purpose of the •W .M. S. repeated. Business and corres- pondence was discussed. Mrs. Bruce Raynard and Mrs. George McInnis were appointed as the nominating committee to find a slate ,of officers for the new year: The cloiing hymn was "Where Cross the Crowded Ways of. Life", followed by the, Lord's prayer. Lunch and a social time was en- joyed. Hunter; supply and welfare Mrs. Donald Hackett, Mrs. Clifford Menary, Mrs. Tim Reurink and Mrs. Reg Broome; press and pub- licity ,' Mrs. 'Blake Alton and Mrs. Allan Ritchie; stewardship and recruiting, Mrs. Jim Arnold and Mrs: ..Tom Helm; nominating com- mittee, Mrs.. Douglas Raynard , Mrs. Allan Hackett 'and Mrs. Wil- liam Andrew Jr.; community friendship, Mrs. Clifford Menary; flower, comtnittee, Mrs. William Andrew Sr.. Mrs. Warren Zinn and Mrs. Frank Ritchie; manse committee Mrs. Donald Hackett ., Mrs. Alex Hackett ?_Mrs. Warren Zinn and Mrs. Douglas Raynard; card' secretary, Mrs. Allan Hack- ett and Mrs. John Hunter; mission. information-receiver, Mrs. Alex Hackett. Rev. Hummel closed with pray- er. The exchange of Sunshine Gifts was carried out and names drawn for 1974. POINT TO PONDER No man has done his duty until he ha's done his best. Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 520-2740 1973 Is CENTENNIAL YEAR . OF THIS CHURCH DECEMBER 2nd 9:30 a.m. Sunday School-- 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Stmday, December 9th 3 p.m. Sunday School presents their Christmas program The Centennial Book is avail- able at Fisher's Barber Shop and from Mrs. Ena Henderson. St. Helens UCW Thirteen ladies met at the home of Mrs. W. L Miller for the Nov- ember meeting of St. 'Helen's U. • C.W.. Mrs. Torn Todd was in charge of the programme and Mrs. Allan Miller presided at the piano. Peabe was the therrie of the meeting . The hymn "Dear Lord an and Father of Mankind" was sung, followed by the scripture from Isaiah 9 by Mrs. John Cameron. Isobel Miller read the meditation. A reading "Would Peace" was given by' Mrs. Tom Todd. • The hymn "0 God of Love , Oh King of Peace" was followed by a reading by Mrs. Frank McQuil- •lin, "For our todays, they gave ' all their to-morrows". Mrs. B. F. Green led in prayer and Miss W. D. Rutherford led a short discussion on the "Arab- Israeli" crisis. She will deal with this more fully at a later date. The treasurers report was given. Miss Isobel Miller offered to go to a meeting in Listowel. The Huron-Perth•Presbyterial "Alert" Was read . Mrs. Humtnell gave a short report of the executive meet- Mrs. Robt. Nicholls Was ACW Speaker The November 20th meeting of St. Peter's A .q.W. was held in the Parish Hall. In the absence • of the President, the 1st Vice President Mrs. Clare Johnstone welcomed those present. Opening prayer was given by Mrs. G. Garratt and Mrs. E. Gaunt read the scripture from Proverbs 31. The A .C. W. prayer was then repeated and the roll call was answered by "Do you want to be liberated and why?" `Mrs. T. Pritchard reported re- purchase of memorial prayer books and it was decided ,to pur- chase 4 more in memory of Mury podgins. ••`• Turkey pies will be made the • first week in December-. Mrs. Johnstone introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Robert Nich - oils who spoke on "Chiistian Women's Lib". She mentioned how a woman's life pattern has changed so much in the past sixty years and the loneliness so many *omen suffer' from especially in apartnients in the city with sev- eral children her only company • all day. Covering many facets of life , both in and' outside the home she said how much more import- ant it 'is to be a Godly woman than a beautiful woman, sophisticated woman, eta. The ladies were presented with much food for thought., • The closing hymn "Women of God; Arise" was sung followed by the closing thought"One solitary Life" by Mrs. Cliff Roulston. The benediction was followed by lunch served by Mrs. Torn Phillips and asocial time was en- joyed. Jim Laidlaw of Wingham fav- oured with two vocal solos , "How Great Thou Art" and "Seek and You will find" . The December meeting will be held at Mrs. Hummell's home .. The hymn, "Jesus, the very Thought of Thee" was sung and Mrs. Tom Todd closed the meeting with prayer. After Grace was sung Mrs. Torn Todd and Miss Isobel Miller serv- ed lunch. Mrs. Lorne Woods gave the courtesy remarks. Mrs, Chas. Wilkins ::.1-siUCW President • • • Forty-four members of the Trin- ity United Church Women in Ash.- field sat down to, their annual • pot luck supper on Tuesday , Nov- ember 20th. After the meal, president Mrs. Jim Hunter called the meeting to order. Mrs. Alex Hackett read the devotion and Mrs. Warren , - Zinn read different passages of scripture, Mrs. Hackett closed with prayer. , Mrs. Arnold Campbell sang sev- eral-numbers with the guitar, which was enjoyed by all. A humourous skit "The Sales Exist- ance", was played by Mrs. Char- les Wilkins, Mrs. Kenneth Alton and Mrs. Alex Hackett. The Sunday.School Christmas concert is to be held at Brookside School on December 8th. Mem- bers are asked to donate candy to make up bags on December 6th. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs: Warren Zinn. Donations of money for different organiza- tions were read and approved for 1973. Mrs: Bert Alton moved a vote of thanks on behalf of the members who moved to Luclmow this year, for the lovely evening. The December 4th' meeting will be-held at the manse, a joint meeting with Blake's unit at 2 p.m. Rev. Hummel installed the • officers for the coming year president, Mrs. Jim }hinter; Pres- : ident , Mrs. Charles Wilkinsvvice president , Mrs. • Chester Hackeit; second vice , Mrs. Donald Hackett; secretary, Mrs. Blake Alton; ass. secretary, Mrs. Allan Ritchie; treasurer ,•Mrs. Warren Zinn; ass. treasurer, Mrs. Russel Irvin; pianist, Mrs. Kenneth Alton; ass. pianists, Mrs. Blake Alton and Mrs. Douglas Raynard; finance , Mrs. Jim Hunter , Mrs. Warren'Zinn, Mrs. Charles Wilk-, ins and Mrs. Chester Hackett; programme , Mrs. Kenneth Alton, Mrs. Wilfred Hackett, Mrs. Alex Hackett and Mrs. Doug Cameron; „„,secial, Mrs. D. -A. Hackett, Mrs. Chester Hackett , Mrs. Marvin Scott , Mrs. George Henry , Mrs. Harvey Ritchie and Mrs. Jim of~W40014"."6".~%.%041eito°W .4401%.4.41-?°44eS LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED . CHURCH J. W.. Van Stempvoort Pastor Servicies: s 10:00 a.m. Service 2:30 p.m., Service (Dutch,' 1st Sunday of the month) VISITORS WELCOME LUCKNOW, UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A. Minister DECEMBER 2nd ADVENT 1 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 am. Morning Worship 5:30 p.m. Lucknow C.G.I.T. on Singtime wEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER* ing in Brucefield on November 6th. last years officers were re- appointed for 1974. A card .was signed to be sent to Mrs. Gordon ° MacPherson'who is in'hospital at the present time. Dungannon U DUNGANNON NEWS On Tuesday, November Hi 8.30 'I). rrr. , Dungannon U.C;W met in the' church basementli fourteen in attendance. McClenaghan played for theop ing hymn, "Lord speak to MO I may e sppreeakd"e•nt , Mrs. Lorne Hasty , conducted the businei: meeting. Roll call was answer by naming a man from the Old Testament. Correspondenceir eluded thank-you letters and it report of cards sent, Next meeting is to be Dicer ber 11 a t,12.30 noon with a pot` luck dinner, gift exchange, at ladies from the congregationP neighbours as well as group10 ers. A gift is to be 'purchased' a Children's Aid mother, CO dars will be available at thiiii ing. The theme "Bible Study was presented by Mrs. Nelson Pear l'seoand afrir from mMrs. Acts F red aYoreuandginwgh;6 "Compassion has no bounds", prayer. Bible personalities, k and David , were studied and given in question and answer form. Collection was receiv by Mrs. y 0 uPneg. Pearson and dedicate Mrs.• Closing hymn was "0 Little Town of Bethlehem". Lunch hostesses were Mrs. C. McC1 aghan e e and Mrs. Donald McK e zi Dungannon GI Stage Concert DUNGANNON Orr Monday evening of las t week the Dungannon C.O. held a variety Concert at Bt side Public School. Songs', skits and special no bers by 'Cathy Simpson and d Drennan Family were on the agenda • Miss Marie' Boyle P the rpia no for songs and play( various number's to fill in, There was a real good,tun and was really appreciated b C T , The proceedi are a mission not yet finaliied. A Sentinel 6i Subscriptio For that Christmas which will be apprecia year long, give a new or al subscription to The C Sentinel. $6 per year in ti $8 for foreign. An attrac card will' be sent.