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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-06-10, Page 8E'U ..H:T' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, i'UCKNOW, ONTARIO t. .r i�• :+r 2�. .,4. r. 'Pr.sbytt mart 'On' Junethe 3rd, the regular meeting of the Lucknow W.M.S. was held in the Church. Mrs. C. Finlayson . opened .the meeting With a' poem, and prayer and also gave ,a ' reading. . The 3rd chapter of Ecclesiastes, verses 1 to 8 were read in unison, followed. by the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. C, Cook gave the Bible Study. The resignatiop of Miss . Gladys: McDonald, as leader "of the C.G.I.T. was consid- ered, and a new leader was to be found. A letter of appreciation 'was , to be sent Miss . MacDonald. ' for her faithful, and diligent work. The report of the visiting commit- tee was: .heard and Mrs. J. Adams,: 'offered • to accompany: Mrs. C.. Cook to relieve Mrs. " P. Stewart, ' for the months of . July and August. It ' : was. announced that the bale should be in the end of June, and the allocation was $27.50. Mrs. Speir, of Brus- sels, president of the Presbyterial, was. suggested as speaker for the next meeting, . which` was to be in the form of , a picnic. The roll call was • a verse from Joshua. The : offertory prayer Was, taken by Mrs. Finlayson. A lovely piano solo "I love to . tell the story", with variations . was given by "Miss. M. Malcolm. The Prayer Circle' was taken by . Mrs. C. Agnew, Mrs.' ° J. Little and Mrs. M. Henderson. Mrs. W. Porteous took the mission study "Partners in . South Asia", and stressed that we " all should. be partners in winning souls . for Christ. Themeeting was. closed "with; prayer by Mrs.. K. Chester.' 'Unit 2 United Church Women. '. South "Kinless W.M.S. Mrs. Jim Burt was hostess to South Kinloss W.M.S.in Kairshea. Hall on .June• 2 with Mrs.: Harry Lavis and;' • Mrs. D. L. MacKin- non as directors. Mrs, Ted Coll- yer and • Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall conducted .the meeting •and ar ranggements . were made " for " a special Home Helpers meeting ..on June .26. Mrs. _ W. F MacDonald •to' Kin= was appointed delegate . Kin - tail Camp, meeting. The member to receive the Life 'Member cer- tificate was. chosen " . by ballot; Mrs. D. L. " . MacKinnon read the scripture lesson and Jeremiah 14 was the chapter " studied with the roll call being "iniquity." ' Mrs. Hughes gave the treasurer's .re - ,port re -,port and Mrs. MacMillan the re- port on the bale. Mrs. Herb, Buckton." gave a reading and Mrs: Currie Colwell . had charge' of the prayer .: circle. '. Mrs. Ross Mac- Millan gave a report of the Pres- byterial " meeting ' " held in • Brus- sels, afternoon and evening ses- sions . and:: Mrs. `.Douglas Graham gave findings of the Executive meeting held earlier, as 'well as a review . 'of current missionary happenings. Mrs. Lavis gave the courtesy remarks and hostess and directors served " refreshments.' Unit 2 ' held their June 'meet-. ing ;at the home . of Mrs. J. W. Joynt. Mrs. E. Wightman 'opened: the meeting with • a reading. A hymn was sung and the Lord's :prayer repeated in unison. The theme of the devotions was "The Cliurch" : and, was capably `given by , Mrs. H ' Strapp. Psalm 744., was read followed by prayer. The :roll. call "An, item from The Ob- server" was answered by ` 21 members. The minutes were read :and adopted. The next meeting will be held September .8th, one 'Week . later than usual. The gen— eral eral . meeting with : the Citizenship committee in, charge: will be held June 16th in' the church fellow ship room. A panel discussion +cornprising;. of , Mrs. Alex Andrew, Mrs. K. Cameron, Mrs. W.:What- ry and Mrs. G. Whitby ,dealt with the U.C.W. and their, work in the past two years. Questions, _taken from items in The Observer; were answered. Mrs. ' J. W. Joynt and Mrs. E. Ackert favored us with a 'duet ,accompanied ' by : Mrs.. H. Strapp. Mrs. E. Wightman closed. the • meeting with ' prayer. A Bib- lical contest was conducted. Lunch was served ley` the hostesses. Slakes -United Church . Women The theme of the Grandmothers' meeting of Makes U.C.W. held ' :at. the manse, was "The Form of a Servant." Mrs J, Arnold " was in charge of the program. Psalm 145 was read responsively. Mrs: Wm. Andrew read the scripture lesson. Readings by several ; Grand mothers were enjoyed very much. The roll call~ answered by paying "A penny for each inch of waist line", with 14 adults and 1 child present. The .chapter' from the study book was taken by Mrs. L. Menary. The herald's report oix "Home Missions" . .was given• by Mrs. W. Zinn. ''Lunch was served w'' by` the non -grandmothers. Unit 4 United, Church Women' • The last meeting of the Spring, for Unit 4, was held at •the home of Miss Helen Thompson, The convenors were Mrs. J. Treleaven and. Mrs. B. McKenzie. -The meet- ing opened witha brief Worship service led byMrs. McKenzie and Mrs. J. Boyle. This was fol- lowed by two well -played piano selections, given by 'Bob Hall, son of the . Unit's president, ,Mrs, E. Hall. The theme of the • meeting was. the United Church • Observer. A question andanswer periodwas. followed by several interesting": quotations and readings. from The Observer, and ' all • members ex- pressed their enthusiasm for this type of programme. 'A . brief bus- iness session ,preceded a penny auction : sale, where members of the Unit had a chance to , bid. on many useful articles. •. Refresh- ments were . then served by the. committee convening the meet- ing, and the group adjourned un- til September. ' Unit : 1 United Church Women Unit 1 of Lucknow U.C.W. -met at the :home of Mrs. A. °E Mc- Kim with 15 members in atten- dance. Mrs. McDiarmid opened" the meeting in the absence of the president, Mrs.: O. Brooks, with a hymn, prayer and repeating the -Lord's Prayer in unison. ` Roll call was .answered with an item from The Observer. Mrs. Drennan re- ported eighteen calls :to.. sickand shut-ins. Mrs. .S B. Stothers re- ported on : literature; Mrs. Geo. Stuart . on Stewardship, . Mrs. W. B. Anderson on Citizenship; Mrs. C. Webster ' took the chair for the program r opening with pray- er and a hymn. Mrs. Stothers gave a Bible :'reading from Luke 15-11-32, followed :by, • meditation. Mrs. Balzer gave 'a reading . titled (My Purpose). Mrs. C. ' Webster, Mrs , McDiarmid, Mrs. Joynt, Mrs." W. B. Anderson and. Mrs. E. Taylor discussed the past and.: future of U.C.W. taken' from The Observer.` ;Mrs. Collins „favored with a mouth organ Selection. Questions; from The Observer were prepared by Mrs. . R. H. Thomp- son. Mrs. McKim gave a paper on " lotteries, ' sweepstakes, bin- gos, ' etc. Mrs. Geo. Stuart ex- plained the crest of U.C.W. of Canada. ' The mizpah benediction was 'repeated. Mrs. McKim and. committee served a dainty, lunch. St. Mary's C.W.L.' Unit 3' United Church Women' • Unit 3 . U•C.W; • met at the home of Mrs. E. S. Lewis on 'Tuesday. afternoon. Miss . Ada Webster was in the chair and 19 ladies answer- ed. the "roll call with. a news item from The Observer. Mrs. E. "Hen- derson reported for the social committee' that the . Smorgasbord supper,cwas quite. successful Mrs. V. Hunter reported for the citizen-. ship. committee' ' and Mrs. ' E. Lewis for the . supply. The bale will be packed in June and anyone :having good clean used clothing is asked to ; leave ` same. .at . the church., Mrs. .G. Saunders • gave. the report for community friend- ship and a card was 'sent from ;the. group to Mrs. Downey: whomet. with an accident. Miss Margaret Rae took the chair for the Wor- ship period and : opened . with prayer ' ' and meditation. . Mrs., Breckles. took ' the topic "Salva- tion" as •propounded by the ;Evan- gelist Billy Graham'. A panel dis- cussion on The. Observerproved very. interesting .and was, well taken. Miss Ada Webster . asked questionson the meaning of the. United ;Church' crest and . explain- ed the meaning ' of ` each emblem which appear • thereon. This was - very" enlightening and was much enjoyed. `: The meeting closed with a, hymn and, the benediction. Rev, Fr. Malak opened . the June meeting -with the . League prayer .recited in unison with .:ten members present. The General Intention which is a Christian sol- ution to rural problems and the Mission ''Intention which is con- version of 'Japan to . Christianity were given. The 4th annual' Lon- don Diocesan held ' in Sarnia this year was discussed. A resolution to petition the federal• government for legislation to reduce physical abuse. of children : was passed. 'A request for increased coverageun- der the . Ontario Hospital Insur ance for ,a • dependent up to 21 years .of age who is attending schoolor solely supported by the -.parent—:•was___another resolution. passed. Four Sarnia high school students formed a " panel to dis- cuss adult attitudes . toward teen- age fads, etc. All claimed adults St. Augustine C. W. L. stress, the wrong-doingsof youth The monthly meeting of . the rather.' than the good . deeds. CWL of St. Augustine was held in C.W.L . members of the London the rectory with ` a good attend- 'Diocesan '. Council helped secure tThe meeting was s .opened foster homes for 46 children with the League Prayer led byawell as 28 adoptive homes Father Malak. It was decided to for. 33', children. Mrs. P. Mac- give a gift to the newly weds of Donald donated a hand -made the parish, the First Communion quilt -top which League members class and successful Grade 8 stu- will quilt during August. Fr. Mal - dents nts from the Separate School. ' ak closed the meeting with pray Mrs; Redmond thanked Fr. Malak er and this is the final meeting for hisy co-operation in the past until . 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