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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-01-14, Page 10nrcbOrn's r • jt •, WEDNESDAY; JANUARY 14, In ITHIE'410iitiow-sigiirOgi kICKNOW! ONTARIO, -PA II TEN KINLOUGH ►ark World Religion Day Here By David RhodY Myroved health. `. We extend' sympathy to ;Mrs. Garnet Farrier and family in the sudden; death. of the late Garnet Farrier of Whitecher.ch, Relatives, from. here attended the fiineral on. Satnrday, at Wingham. Local members of the I3ahal Faith vvllt roin with other Baha'is. across' Canada on Sunday,' January 18 in .Observing World Religion Day, In. Lucknow, WOrld Religion bay will be • observed in ; the Lucknow Public 'School auditorium at 8.00 ,pan„ where 'David Bhody will conduct a talk on "God, Man and Religion: Throughout ,° the. Ages" followed by a question Mild answer' discussion. r-P KINLOSS Audrey Gilchrist, Brian Gilchrist and Mrs..Derelt Morton of Toronto were week endluests with, Mr, and Mt's. Fred Gilchrist. 'Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harina- of Calgary spent holidaye,with Mr. and° aMrs,' Bay Buckmieir, tkth concession. .1•11110,1••••••••1.. likknow Man Died At Age 77 Lucknow Unit 4. 1; • On Thesday,:,January 6 Uriit 4 of LucknOW ' United Chute!) Women %met -4 the home of Mrs Gordon Cityley.' As', the president Was, in 'Florida, Mrs.. Jack Treleaven took' charge. Positions on the different committees were filed. Harold Greer opened the . program with a reading the ,New 'Year' follOwed 'by, prayer. Mrs. Evans' • Hein! read Psalm 46 and' hymn. 304 was :sung: Mary. Lynti CiYley played tiro' piano seledions. Mrs. Evans Helm read' a few . interesting facts about Women's Year on whetherit was a Milestime or. Disaster. Mrs/Doug Kaufman :led a quiz an the subject. l'Nfrs. Harold 'Greer closed the program with• a ,poem .° "Fanily" and praYer. Lunch was served. David Rhody was at Bolton attending the first Annual confer- enee of the Canadian Association of studies on tfie Babel Faith and he' 'then visited with his aunt• at Toronto before returning home. A number , from around here attended Agricultural' week in . Hanover last week and the ladies 'also :took,, hi • 'Ladies Day on Thursday and enjoyed. it. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh is, at the' home of . Mr. and Mrs:, Miller, C. Hartwick ,after spending some time in: the' Kincardine and 'District Hospital. ,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haldentry and Cennie of Guelph visited oven the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. William E. ,Haldenby. Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Scott were guests on Saturday night of Mr. and.Mrs. Bill Ferguson, Lucknow. Friends in this area are sorry, to know that Mrs. Edna VVhytock 'of Teeswater Is a patient , in' the Wingham and District Hospital. Her niany, friends here wish her Lucknovii ',Unit ,2 ,,Mrs, J, E. Treleaven presided • for, the first meeting' of Unit' 2 of Dicknow 'United ChurCh Women, •held ' the home of MIN: Eldon Bradley; She opened' the. meeting With a New Year's readinglollowed by , the singing of the .hymn "Standing by the portal". The roll call, was then anSwered by 18 members and 2 visitOrS with a /verse containing the word new in it., bevotiOns were given by Mrs. -Wm. Bolt • and Mrs. Howard Barger. The U.C.W. hynari I'Lord we thank thee for our brothers" was then sung. Mrs. Eldon Bradley seoke on New Year's thoughts and epiph- any. Selections were played by Nancy ' Walden ",Peace in the Valley" and "M:orning is &ogee°. Mrs, E., W. Rice played "Sweeter as the year& go by" with everyone jOining. in. The hymn "For thy , mercy and 'they grace" .was then sung. , Eledion of officers was a,s follows: leader, Mrs. Eldon Brad- •ley; assistant, leader, Mrs. George Jardine; treasurer, Mrs. Wtn. Bolt; christian - education, Mrs. V. J. 'Hunter; membership; Mrs. Wilbur Brown; pianist, Mrs. E.,W. Rice; assistant pianist, Mrs., Harold Alin; stewardship and recruiting, Mrs. Al Irwin; social functions, . Mrs. Rice. Mrs. J. E. Treleaven then closed with prayer. • ' Closing thought: it's O.K. fo be happy with what you! have but never be content with 7,vhat you are. Wilber K. Howard. , The World Religion Day obser- Vallee, held on the third Sunday in January each 'year, is used by the Baha'is to illustrate the common foundation of all the world's major religions. - According to Baha'i belief, all religions are in reality one because their teachings origin. ated with the same God. Unity, then, is, their basic theme despite the rampant disunity witnessed among and within the various • religions of the past and present -- a disunity caused, by mankind's , limited understanding of the Divine Teachings of each religion, and resulting in the_transformation of God's totality into thousands of man-made factions. .The Baha'i Faith itself is an independent world religion with members in more than .300 countries and territoties around the globe. It' was founded ,in the mid-nineteenth century by Baha- u'llah, a Persian who claimed to be the ExPounder of God's truth for this age. Some of the principles laid down by Baha.'u'llah and striven for by Baha'is include the unity of religion, • the unity of, mankind, ' the elimination of all forms of prejudice, the equality of men and women, a spiritual solution to economic problems, 'universal education, and world peace thtough a world 'government. Lucknow Unit 3' Unit 3 of the Lucknow United. Church *omen met in the church parlor for their January meeting. Mrs. Allan Johnson welcomed the ladies, and presided for this' meeting.- \ Miss Ada Webster.read Psalm 103 and Mrs. Earl .'Wightman gaVe the devbtians. The hymn "For Thy mercy and Thy' grace" was sung with Mrs. Sam Gibson at the piano. Seven members answered the roll • call with a Ne* Year's resolution. Arrangements were made for the AgricUltural Banquet on January 16. The •offering was taken up by Mrs. Wightman and dedicated by Mrs. Johnson. • The election Of officers was successfully held. ' Mrs. Johnson closed the meeting with prayer and lunch was. served. and all who helped with the program. The hymn "Forth in Thy name" was sung. , `The meeting eleied by . repeating the hymn "Now thank we all our God" in unision as a prayer. A deliciouS lunch was served by the commit- tee. •Lucknow Unit 5 The Janjkary meeting of 'Unit 5, LUcknow 'United Church Women, was held at the home of Mrs. Alex Ands' Mrs. A. J.' 'Wilson, our new leader, opened the meeting with an appropriate -NeW 'Year's poem. , • , The hymn -Standing at the portal" was sung. Fifteen mem- heti and '3 •visitors answered,' the roll callx The slate of 'officers for the unit was. completed., Following the business, Mrs. ' Bryce.. Elliott introduced the •pro: gram with a New Year's poem. The hymn "The Lord's my light" wassung, followed by prayer. We enjoyed, a delightful musical 'duet by Kathryn McKim 'and Kathy Treleaven. Mrs.. George JOynt read the scripture 'and meditation. Mrs. Elliott introduced the guest speaker; Mrs. Eldon Bradley, who gave an inspiring address on the New Year and the meaning Of Epiphany. ° , Mrs. Elliott thanked the , hostess , FRANK SCOrT Frank Scott,, Lucknow, passed away 'Thursday, January 1st in Wingham Hospital, having suffer. ed a heart attack. He was 77 years of aye and the adopted. son 'of the' late Mr. and Mrs. Watson Stott -of Kittlough. When a young man he went to Detroit, where he was employed in carpenter trade. , . 14r. Scott ' married Blanch 13issett' of Farmington, Michigan. They had one. 'daughter Phyllis, now Mrs.•Steve Bernier of Florida. There are:three grandchildren, David, Shirley, and Michael Bern ier, • also one• great grandchild, all a Pontiac, Michigan. . • His wife died and later 'h married Grace Holmes, now de ceased. d few years ago h married Mrs. Jean 'Griffin, Luck now, who survives. . The funeral took place afro MacKenzie. Funeral Home, Luck now, on Saturday, January. 3rd. The service was taken •by Rev Glenn Noble. Temporary entomb ment was at South 4: Kinlos Mausoleum with burial in Greenh' Cemetery. KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL. 'CHURCH Pastor -Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst RIPLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m: Worship Service ' 7:30 p.m. Evening Service Midweek Prayer Service Wednesday at 8 o'clock C.A. (Young People) Friday at 7:30 p.m. "10,4004.0taftrial arok",". LUCK Now UNITED CHURCH itsv. Dougi.:Kaufman Minister .JANUARy 18th 10 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Morning'.Worship Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED • CHURCH'. Rev. L. 'Van Staalduinen Pastor SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 Services at 10 a.m. ,"The Tattooed God" 2:30 pm. "Jesus — That Wonderful, Name" • REPORTERS: Mary Farrell, D lene Colling/,' Scott McLean. AROUND THE SCHOOL We are All hack from holidays and are' hard at. w again. We' were happy when wept home at 1.00_1ast VVednesda Bus ,number •5 didn't make, it school because it got stuck. ,The is still . an odour of paint arou because the painters have n finished yet.. GRADE 5-6' Debbie Fletcher has moved Toronto. We all, hope she likes h new school as much as she Ilk ours. • Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., S.D. Minister Phone 5284740 SUNDAY, JANUARY 18th 10:00 Mn.'Sunday School 11:00 a.M. Morning Worship NURSERY FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN \00,801100.1114004"6""1041111%"0,‘ IjUPIGAI•1NON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Ord, Gingrich, Pester. SERVICES 10':00 a.m. SundaySehool 11:00 a.m. Morning'WorShip, 'EVERYONE WELCOME FLOOR HOCKEY On' January 6, 3 floor hock games were played. In' the fi game, the Tiger Cats played W Fire. Kelly Fitzgerald scored Wild Fire and Debbie Gegwet scored 'twice for the . Tiger Cats In the second game the Nudi played the:KillerS. The score was - 1 for the NudieS. Wien Kempf scored one.goal for the Nudes a Sherry Cadotte scdred three time. 011ie, Liddle scored for The Kille In the third game, the Road.Ru ners played the Stampeders. score was 1. - O. Mary, Farr scored fat-the Road-Runne,rs. Liiten to the Back to God Hour Message of, Today "Transformation" • CROK Sarnia, 8:30 a.m. • nadio dial 1070 CFOS Owen' Sound, 1:?0 p,m. itadie dial 560