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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-10-02, Page 9Sacred melodies- greet Bible Society members The Kinlough and District meeting of the Bible Society was held on September 24 at 8 p.m. in the Kinlough Pentecostal Church. Mrs. Christensen greeted everyone at the door with Mrs. Douglas Dahmer at the organ, Connie Lanting at the piano and Reg Powell with his trumpet played sacred melodies as folks gathered. . " Pastor M. Christensen presided (in the absence of the president. Walter Breckles) and • extended a warm welcome to every- one. The meeting opened with the }iymn; "Standing on the promises". The scripture was read by Bob Hodgins followed by the pastoral prayer. Each, of the four churches had. a program number. Kinloss United presented the trip of Mrs. Ron Stanley, Mrs. L. Dahmer and Carol Cowan and from Kinlough Presby- terian the duet of Mrs. Bruce Bushell and Mrs. William MacPherson singing "In the Garden". The/ Kinlough Anglican Church featured Mrs. Bert Nicholson with a Helen Steiner Rice reading, "The Wings .of Prayer" and from Reg Powell a trumpet solo from the'Pentecostal Church. The 'Rev. D. L Howlett,District Secret- ary of the. Bible Society from London spoke on the work of the Bible Society and that God is moving in a marvelous way to bring the message of Jesus and His saving grace to many people. All of our gifts help greatly, such as the Scripture published in 460 different languages giving comfort, help and hope to many with the Scriptures in their own language forthe first time: He then showed 'the film "Open for All", God's word is forall mankind. How privileged we all are here to have theBible all our lives , and :it is joyous to see new Christians gather and read and know that God loved us so much that Jesus• suffered the Crucifixion and cruel death for our redemption. The closing hymn was "I Love to Tell the Story", fo Towed by prayer by the pastor. Bob. Hodgms took up the offering and gave the offertory prayer. Rev. Howlett presided for the election of 1986 officers, and it was unanimous that the present executive remain. The 4986 meeting will be .in the Kinloss United Church on September 23 at 8 p. m. Rev. Howlett had prayer and all repeated the Lord's Prayer in unison, . and before the meeting adjourned Pastor Christensen expressed thanks to all who had come and to the ones who helped make such a nice evening, as well as thanks to Rev. Howlett, and to the executive and canvassers who took on the work so willingly. A Bible a month plan to help .a person get a Bible each month, a .Bible going to a different country, was presented. Some took advan- tage of this to help more people know of Jesus and His love. The secretary is deeply grateful for all the co=operation from every- one. r Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell of Wingham visited with her mother Mrs. John Barr. Reverend G. `Baulch, a former minister at the South Kinloss and .Kinlough Presby- terian Churches passed away at South- ampton recently. We extend sympathy to his family. , Mrs. William E. Haldenby of our village is a patient in W ingham Hospital. We send get well, wishes Margaret.. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Green of St. Helens were dinner guests on September 27 with Edna and May Boyle. Mrs. Bruce Bushell was hostess for the Kinlough Presybterian W .M.S. September meeting. Mrs. Don Bushell presided and opened with an autumn• poem and all repeated the purpose and prayer. Mrs. Don Reid read the minutes and communi- cations. An invitation was accepted from the Ripley W.M.S. to their 100th anniver- say meeting on October 6 and the rally at South Kinloss on October . 7. ' Tentative plans were made for the Kinlough W .M.S. fall thankoffering. Mrs. Don Robertson had charge of 'the devotions using a Scripture. from Micah and one from St. Luke and she told a story on brotherhood then closed with prayer. Mrs. Bert Thompson 'was in charge of. the program. Before discussing the.1986 study of native people,- Isabel • gavea personal story of . when she and her husband spent some time working near Yellowknife which was most. interesting. An item from the Glad .Tidings was the answer for the roll "call. All repeated the Lord's Prayer to close the meeting. and delicious refreshments were served anda social time spent. • Mrs. Jean Hodgins of Wingham spent the weekend with Edna and May Boyle and all went to Wingham where Edna and May visited at Jean's home and called on friends there. Mrs. Jean Hodgins, Edna and May Boyle visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott, Ripley and Mrs. Ina Eadie at Wingham. On. Monday they visited with Dr. and Mrs.. Darcy Bruce at Bayfield. Visitors from 'aiossOntario SOUTH Mr. and . Mrs. Wilfred Gagnon 'of OakvilleGerry and Michael Brautigan of St. Catharines,'Barb and Don Fickle and family of Vanastra and Mr. and Mrs. Don Bristow of Ottawa visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Dick . McQuillin and Ron during the last week. • The community extends sympathy to. Mr. and . Mrs. Ford . Cunningham and family on the death of Eunice's father, W. G. Reed, .who was buried on Friday. Doris and Fraser MacKinnon have LucKnow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 2, 1985—Page' 9 HURON CUSTOM SERVICES *Custom Combining *Corn *Soybeans Ready To Serve You CRAINBUGGY - TRUCKS AVAILABLE Will Quote Any Job - Competitive Rates . DONALD GEIGER. OR HOWATT 'BROS. 236-4865 523-4500 LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE OPEN DATES AVAILABLE OCTOBER Friday 4, 11, 25 NOVEMBER Friday 1, 8, 15, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 Bonnie Sinnett and Donald Kuik SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 Judy Hunter and Lance Sanderson SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 Ann Drennan and Larry Johnston. 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SATURDAY SUNDAY First you die Then the terror begins 4 • • •. • •• .• • • • • •, ..,,..,.w1.,K. n.....«ww.wa HORROR •••••••••••••••••••40•••••x•• • • • - • 0 • •.•••.••••0••i,•• • FRI=SAT 7 810:05 SAT -SUN 2:00 r$y FAMILY • GODERICH 524-7811 OCT. 4.5-6 FRI-SAT 8:30 SAT -SUN 3:30 •• children have moved .into the FE raser •• MacKinnon farm on the 4th concession.. • The community welcomes them. . r' • Sunday visitors with Jack and ,Blanche . • Needham were Bill, Suanne, 'Shauna, • moved from their home on., the. 4th Warren and Eric Andrew; Allan, Sharon. concession to their home in Lucknow. W e Heather,. David and Marita MacDougall wish them all the best in their new home on and Iloyd and Anne MacDougall, all of the Canning Street. Lucknow area and Harvey and Doris Jane and Tony Mulder and their four, MacDougall of Bayfield. IVIites compete.n ch,ctmpionship only hits as they were defeated 10 - 3. Lucknow was then eliminated by Wing - ham, who scored six runs in the last inning to win 14 - 8. Clint Murray led th way for Lucknow with two hits and three runs. Chad Stanley scored two runs, with singles going to Darryl Gibson, Shawn Bellmore. ' and Jinx Miller. Clint Murray pitched all three games. Lucknow's record for the year was 16 wins, 9 losses. Good going boys. The Lucknow Mites completed their season bye competing in the WOAA grand championship September 7. The first game saw Lucknow defeat Chepstow 7 - 6 in a come from behind victory. Joel Sutton had a hit and scored three runs for Lucknow, Darryl Gibson 2 runs and Chad Stanley and Adrian tiehn had one each. Luclmow's second game was against Tara. Chad Stanley and Steve Porter got Lucknow's • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • (Q p Secret Of The Lost Legend. ►ARERTAIt SUN=THURS 8:00 P.M. ONLY . and hell followed with him. SPECIAL SAT. OCT. 5 MIDNIGHT • • • ALL . i SEATS; S4.00 .• • DADULT • WED-THURS OCT. 2-3 8:00 P.M. 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