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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-10-20, Page 10Take advantage of the 1975 price.. The Lord Simcoe is maintaining the price on the 2 nite special in the face of rising costs. forme indudes: • modern guest room for 2 nights , • 'dinner one evening at the famous Captain's Table • including a welcoming refreshment • breakfast each•rnornin,g •qfrneley hoevaecrnidgahyt )parking (from 6:00 p.m. to 8.30 a m subject to advance registration and you can stay an extra night for only $2300 double See your travel agent or reserve direct. The Lord Simcde Hotel, 150 King St. \Vest Tel: (416i 362-1848 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LliKKt4OW ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20,1 Everyone participated in songs, Bible study, games, discussions and Girls' Rally planning for •next spring. Leaders enjoyed a display of crafts and books and could purchase supplies for their group.' The days' activities were closed with worship led by Laura Lee Cayley, a Lucknow 'leader. 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.M. Morning, Worship Nursery provided for pre-school children OCTOBER 24th THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA PARISH OF • LUCKNOW SCHEoLILE•OF SERVICES SUNDAY, 'OCTOBER 24th. St. Paul's, Ripley 9:00 a.m. The Ascerision, Kinlough 10:30 a.m. • St. John's, Bervie 12 Noon. O FLEETING SHADOW ! Pass behond the baser stages of doubt and rise to the exalted heights ofcertainty. Open the eye of truth. that thou mayest behold the veilless Beauty and exclaim: Hallowed be the Lord, the most excellent of all creators. — Baha llah DUNGANNON • CHRISTIAN. FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Doug Zehr, Student Pastor Phone 529-7751 SERVICES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 10:00 a.m. Sunday School" 11 a.m. "Morning Worship" 3' $; EVERYONE WELCOME This Is ti C.G.I.T. Week Many girls of the surrounding area will be wearing middies on Wednesday of this week. They will remind people that Canadian Girls " In Training is very much alive and has been going strong for 61 years. • Canadian Girls In Training has a 4-fold purpose based on Luke 2:52. All activities will, fulfil one part of the purpose which is to Cherish' Health, Seek Truth, Know God and Serve Others. The highlight of each C.G.I.T, year is the Christmas Vesper Service. The Lucknow C.G.I.T. will conduct their service in the frresbyterian Church on December 11' ' On October 16, in the Wingham United Church, twenty-three area leaders held a rally led by three. Ontario committee members. 4 GOD'S COMING KINGDOM What the Christian world is praying for in the words "THY KINGDOM COME". Know• def- inately how Christ's coming will' change the world; be pre- pared and rejoice in confident hope. This is In your .Bible. For free inforniation about this overlooked Gospel message write "ASK",, Box 221, Weston, Ontario 1VI9N 3M7. Lucknow ° Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.O. Minister Phone 528-2740 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship AP IP AP AP AP AP AP 4p AP" AP KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL ' CHURCH Pastor ' Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst 10 a.m. Sunday Sthool 11 am. Worship Service 7:30 p.m. Evening Service Midweek Prayer Service Wednesday at 8 p.m. C.A. (Young People) • Friday at 8:00' p.m. Fall Thankoffering At Church - The Fall Thankoffering meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church was held in the church Wednesday evening, October 13th with a good attendance of women and men. Mrs: Morgan Henderson presid- ed, opening the meeting with 'a Thanksgiving poem and following the singing of a, hymn Mrs. Scott, favoured with a piano solo. Mrs. James Little read the scripture, a meditation and , two Thanksgiving poems. , The'male quartette followed with two numbers, "Burdens are, lifted at Calvary" and "His name is wonderful''. Rev. Glenn Noble introduced the speaker, Rev. Mr. Garratt of the Anglican • Church, who gakm an inspiring , thanksgiving address, reminding us that of all people, christians should be thankful to God and should show thankfulness in kindness to others and praise the Lord for all his benefits.. 'The' male quartette favoured with two more numbers, and following the offering, Mrs. Hend- erson gave the offertory prayer. Mrs. Laidlaw, thanked Mr. Gar- ratt and all who had taken part. The singing of a thanksgiving hymn, Rev. Noble closed the meeting with prayer and a social time-was spent while the refresh-, ments were served. charge of the business. •Thei U.C.W. is to go to Pinecrest Manor on October 19th and plans Were made for this. Hymn #582 was read in- unison. Mrs. MacPherson closed with prayer and grace was' sting. Mrs. Lorne Woo'cls and* Mrs. Laura McNeil served a lunch followed by a social half hour. ,Mrs. Don Cameron made the courtesy retharks. St. Peters. A.C.W. St. Peter's Anglican' Church Women met in the Parish Hall (for their October meeting. Mrs. Cliff Roulston opened the meeting with the A.C.W. prayer and the' Lord's prayer folloWed by' a Litany, of Thanksgiving. , • Mrs. -John Warren read the scripture, RoMans 12:.1-8. Mrs. Roulston read the study "The relationship between Christ and his disciples gives us direction" which • was based on St. Paul's Epistle •to the Romans, chapter 12, verses 4 and 5 "For as we have many members , in one body, and all members have not the same office, So we being many, are one body in Christ and every member one of another". ' Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Roulston reported on the meeting in DUrham that they attended. The president, MrS. Harold Cooper, presided for the busineSs, ' Miss Ruth, Thompson read the poem "The Path I Had Feared" and ,Mrs. Roulston 'conducted a contest "Take Your Choice" with Mrs. Cooper the winner. The closing thought was -a. poem "The gospel according to me" and the meeting closed' with prayer. Lunch and a social time followed. Kinlough A.C.W. The' Anglican Church Women met on. Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gerald Rhody with an attendance of 17 members and • 7 • children. Miss May'l3oyle presided and the meeting opened, with a reading on the theme .` `Thanksgiv-- ing" and prayer: The hymn "The love of Christ constraineth" •was sung and Mrs.. Gertrude. Walsh read the scripture lesson after which all joined in the General Thanksgiving and the Lord's pray- er.- The meditation on "Thanksgiv- ing" was given by Mrs. • Delbert Hedley bringing out the real meaning of thanksgiving. Mrs. Ronald, Thacker read the minutes and the "correspondence which included invitations to the U.C.W. Thankoffering meeting at Kinloss, the Kinlough W.M.S. Thankoffering meeting and to Pinecrest Manor Lucknow., • The financial report was' given •and it was unanimous that the ' ladies pay the full amount of the new church steps which have now been built recently., The word for the roll call was "Give" or Mrs. 'Art Haldenby invited the ladies to`her home for a quilting. Miss Edna Boyle reported on the Deanery meeting. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh read the newsletter from the Huron Church News regarding the bales which will be packed next month, M Wayne Rhody presided for t program which, began with a poi "Count Your Blessings" by M Delbert Hedley, taken from Psa 100, verse 4: Mrs.' Jack Ssott a May Boyle sang a duet," "This Our Prayer". Mrs. Allan .1thc gave a 'reading "October, On 1 Farm". Mrs.. Art Halderiby interesting highlites of their rec, trip to England and Scotland wb they enjoyed very much, Mrs. B Nicholson read two poems, "7 Smallest Blessing" and "Thank Mrs. George Garratt conductei Bible Quiz: Mrs. Fred. Page Si the suitable thanksgiving by "Now thank we all our God". Iv Jack Scott led in. the Thanksgiv litany, and , prayer closed meeting. Mrs. Roy Collins, gave courtesy remarks. A get well was signed for Mrs. Mabel He, a former member,, who is a pal in St. Joseph's Hospital, Loud The progratia was prepared by Wayne Rhody, Mrs., Allan RI and Mrs. Jack Scott. Mrs. Heil Thompson will be the Novel hostess. Grace was sung delicious 3efreshments were ed. The committee in charge arranging the luncheon folio the Harvest Thanksgiving se on October 31st at 11 a:m.' is Gertrude Walsh, Mrs. Art Ha by and Mrs. Delbert Hedley , urrbOrips St. Helens U.C.W The St. Helens. United Church Women met on October 12 at Miss i• Isabel Miller's home. There were thirteen ladies and one child present. Mrs. A. Cook, charge of worship service, opened the meet- ing with Psalm 100. This was followed 'by a , prayer in which everyone took part. • Hymn 579 was sung. The meditation, read by Mrs. Cook,. was entitled, "A Time to Thank the Great Spirit". She closed with prayer. Mrs. Gordon McPherson was in Perform a death-defying act. Give Heart Fund. Give Heart