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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, QNTARIO
1 Lucknow UCW
yrs, Alex Andrew was hostess
the April meeting of U.C, W.
1 which, was held. on Tuesday
5, W. K. Murdie: conduct -
he opening exercises, An in- . ,
tiro tb attend the Easter. Thank•
ering.service at Hacketts on
ednesday, April 27th, .at 2 p.rn.
s.readand accepted,
llrs. K. kturdie gave a summary;
Ming .session, of Bruce Pres-
erial held in Paisley United •
urcil.on March 29'., Roll call WO
ered bySeventeen members
an -Easter verse. •
The netnbers were pleased t'o •
ve as guest speaker, Mrs. L,E.
ette, who was introduced by •
N. J. •MacKenzie, program.
Vela. Mrs... Goyette.;gave a.
lendid paper using the thane
e First Easter. A character
y of Peter and Judas Iscariot
ght. to light many helpful.
ghts. Judas', wrong impressions
false beliefs, in Christ resulted
his awfuimistake and tragic '
g while 'Peter's warm impul-
velove and sure belief,* his'
er and, in the Resurrection: was
beginning of the Early Christ -
Church. The programme also
luded scripture and meditation'
`Mts. R. Martin;.readings by'
H. Treleaven. and. Mrs.' G.
tby and Mrs. J. Wraith told of
work of a
emissionary w Mr..dn
., Lloyd .Strachan in Brazil,
At the close of. the meeting,,
h was served by the programme
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The 'April; meeting was held; at
'ehome ofiv9rs.;• James Boyle
It -.an attendance' • f 1
o . 7...Mrs;
ack Ackert opened the meeting
ith prayer and joined •with. Mrs.
ion Brooks and Mrs. Elwin Hall
presenting the meditatiort -
God's4Man - Jesus Christ . " The •
pane was given by Mrs; Leon
Ritchie.
A piano solo by Miss Lorraine
kyle and two -readings on "Easter"
iy Mrs, .James Boyle were enjoyed.:
Mrs.. 'Jones MacTavfsh took
:barge of the business period, read.
ag frac a poet!p "Others"' -;..Mrs.
Jerold Ritchie reported on cards
enrto members.: Material and •
+ooi'was'givenout by Mrs; Boyle,
and Mrs. Wm'. Bolt reported for
social Functions.. Used nylons are
till'needed and may be left in•the
birch basement: .
An Easter contest and lunch con
:luded the meeting.
Unit.3 Lucknow UCW
Unit 3'of the U C,W,. met at the
Worked In. Trinidad:
Prison Camps
. home of Mrs. Orland Richards on
April 5th With 1? ladies present.
Mrs, Alex MacNay'and Mrs. Lloyd
Henderson were in charge of the
program with the theme for the
day being "Easter"'.. Readings were
given on the "Easter Lily" , "Story
of the Dogwood"., and '.Peace" .
Mrs, Ross Shiells ably 'dealt with
the topic„"The Power of GQd"• from
the; StudjBook. Discussion•folloW•
ed, ; Mrs,Richards!reviewed "This
is Brazil". `
As 'citizenship: convenor, Mrs.
Helen Hall asked.for support in • . '.
the review of the "Trial of. Stephen
• Truscott" Mrs. Alton had a read-
ing on "Giving
: Mrs.. Omar .Brooks and 'Mrs,
Lloyd Henderson are the visiting
comrnittee -for April.- Mrs Cumin
ing gave, the report from Bruce
Presbyterial meeting held at Pais-
ley; Mrs.. Ken Cameron handed,.
out sewing supplies. • Plans were
made. to have a 'Bake sale on May
21st, in the former Express.Office
..room.
Mrs. Cumming expressed a vote
of p
the thanks t' . '
n o, rograr'n: committ-
ee and to„thehostess Lunch was
served,
�peaker`ls Child:
Welfare Worker
1.W6StechuYcA News)
Guest speaker at the Easter
'hankoffering meeting of tithe ,
ucknow United Church Women'
oTuesday, ,April 19, will •be
dins {hyllis Haslatn
` She
utive dis exec
trector of•the Toronto
tench of the Elizabeth Fry Society
n organization whir i ..
ha
re-
abilitation of womend the
who are
'lying or have served 'a term in
!form institutions and,studies the
ause of crime and treatment of.
ffenders.
Miss Haslam was b
hero. her parentsore in India.
h.were mission -
es
but received her education
1 Canada. • She became interest-
din her -res'
p nt •work through.
Celd
Work placement ai Galt
�hool for Girls, also
oil( in local because of
prison and intern -
leaf rani •
ps in Trinidad.'
All interested women in the
gmmunit •
y will be made welcome,
.,The 'U.C.W. held their Thank-
offering meeting. April'5 in ,the
.. Church. • :Mrs.; George ,Mitchell
• presided for the worship service
of which'thetheme was Easter.
Mrs. Sidney Thompson.and Mrs.
DonaldDow, sang "He lives with
..Mrs. Norman Coultes; organ acc-
ompanist . • '
` The speaker was Mrs. Clara Mc-
Gowan..of Goderich,who served
as. a, missionary 1933-37 in Cheng
Tu West China,': a school teacher;
and. from September -1946to the
present, a worker' with the Child's
• Welfare Society ,at Goderich. Her
message was very interesting and.
-educational as she told of her work
In her 'w rk . one needs. muchT • _ _
Christian love., patience and•tol o
erance to deal with the children
who are ever: ready to accept'
these. ' Under thenew Child Wer -
fare
fare Act, if they are told, of .cases
where children are not receiving
proper care, then their organiza-
tion must investigate the charges •
and find if it is true•and if true
must protect the 'child's 'interests;
Another duty they have is to sup-
'ervise• children entrusted to their
care who Maybe in foster homes.
• Children are never removed from
their homes if the cause of trouble
Acan•be corrected. • If. they 'should.
have t� remave a child from its
own home to a foster home and
. the situation in its own home is
corrected then the child is re-
turned home.• The community
should never say unkind words in •
regard to underprivileged children
because children are quick to pick
up anything.said`concerning them.
Often too, the parents of these
broken homes view •the case worker'
with 'suspicion, and their work is
to gain their' confidence and destroy
all fears and suspicions. She said
adopted babies should be toldthey
are. adopted in story form. •
Mrs, Ezra Scholtz on the harps-
icord .played The Love of God ,
accompanied' by Mrs. Garnet 'F'arr-
ier on the organ. The closing
prayer was. given, by Mrs. Mitchell.
Lunch was served, Guests were
present from Calvin -Brick,• and
BluevaleU C. W I . a'nd. Chalmers
W.M.S,
PAGE. 13LEV'*0 .
Mrs, Crit Boyle • Barbara Joy Scott.
Head. C.W.L.Wed At Wingharn
The Tuesday, April 5th (Annual) A pretty wedding was salem-
C.W,L. meeting was held at St. nized recently at the home of
Augustine's Rectory with eight Mr'. and Mrs. 'George H. Scott,
Wingham, when their daughter
y de of Walter Baker,' of Whitechurch.
Barbara Jo became: the bra •
Bernard Philip Baker of Tillson-
P ,-The groom's• mother chose
er Baker, also of Tillsonburg, .a
burg, son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Walt- 'tuirquoised dress and corsage of
r reroses. The bride's rrtother
Tlte.bride was given in marriage wore'a beige coloured .dress and
by her brother Walter Scott, Luck
now _and Rev. D. Sinclair .of the red rose"corsage.
ist Church 'officio- • A delicious buffet lunch was.
Wingharn Bap. served at the home to immediate
The bride wore a white floor-
.
ted.' relatives and. friends'by Mrs. Jas.
members and one visitor .in attend-
ance, in the presence of Father C.
•caruanna: and Brother T. Aquilina..
Father .Caruanna opened and .
closed -the meeting with the Leag-
ue prayers.. The auditors, Mrs.
G. Foran and Mrs, W. Kinahan,
having examined the books, gave
their report. The annual. report '
wasgiVeri.on the projects comp-
feted 'during the year, which will
be sent to the Diocesan Council
(London) in raid -April. A spirit
ual reading "Mary at,the. Foot of
the Cross" was.•given by Mrs,' R. ''
Boyle;
Nominations `
for new
live. completed earlier were voted
,upon. Elected were: President,
Mrs. C. 'Boyle; lst vice-president,
Mrs. W. Kinahan; 2nd vice-presi
dent, Mrs.' G. Foran;: 3rd vice-
president, Mrs. J. Hickey; Record-
ing secretary, Mrs. 'R,
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. L,
Chisholm.; Treasurer;' Mrs. G.,
Redmond. Election Chairman was
Miss M. Hickey.
Entertain Mussuon
Band And
Th April meeting' of the Luck --
now' Presbyterian W.M.S.: was held
in the church; on 'April 6th Mrs.
Philip Stewart presided and opened
the: meeting with the .call to wor-
ship and prayer. Mrs. Ken Chester
gave .the: m:editaticnn from the Glad
Tidings.' Mrs. Rod MacLeod .took.
the .Bible Study. 'Invitations -to
Easter Thankofferings from Hack-
ett's U.C.W. and Dungannon
W.M.S. were read by the secret-
ary. The.topic "An Easter: Mess- •
.age" wasgivenby Mrs. Noble
-
Johnstone. After a reading by,
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. John Adams
closed the 'meeting with prayer.
At the• close of the meeting , Mem-
bers
em•bers of the Mission Band, and their
mothers were entertained.
MRS. REIGLING: IS PRESIDENT
AnnualMarked' By
Pot Luck Supper.
. The C.W.L.. St. Joseph Council
had—asuecess'u1 and well attended=
meeting on Palm'Sunday The •
meeting opened with prayer and
proceeded as usual. During:the
meetingthe annual. election of
officers was held and the voting
,committee rnembers'were ,Mrs.,
Bob' Howard; Mrs. Dennis Hogan.
and Mrs. John Vanrooy . ' The Sec-
retary,
ecretary, Mrs. Rose. Frayne, read
' the •Duties of Officers and then
voting by ballot took place.. The
newly elected officers' were intro- •
duced by Father Caruanna as foil-
ow:s:'Mrs. Carl Reigling, President;
Mrs, John Howard, Mrs, Reis
Miltenburg and Mrs. Orrnand Heff-
ernan, Vice presidents; )Mrs. Joe
O'Keefe; Recording Secretary;
Mrs. JIM Martin. Corresponding
Secretary; and Mrs.. Stanley Dough.
erty, Treasurer. On behalf of all
present, the Pastor extended•con-
gratulations to the new officers,
and appreciation was expressed to
the officers and •convenors of the
past year• for 'their wonderful work.
The ladies were reminded of the
Easter draw. The lucky numbers
'will be drawn at a Euchre -Party ,
held.this coming Friday, 8.3 ? p.n,
at Kingsbridge,,hhurch Hall. The
ladies on Highway 21 •will bring.
baking and all other ladies please
.bring,sa-ndwiches. After the mee
ting was adjourned, forty -'five
'members and their.guests enjoyed
a pot luck supper; Mrs. Dennis
Hogan and Mrs. Mark Dalton,
both past presidents,have been.
appointed Councillors.
length gown with pearl crowft
hip -length veil, elbow length
gloves and carried.' a bocnquet of
*bite. :morns and ;pink carnations,
The bridernaid Judy Scptt, '
' • sister of the bride, , wore a beige
'and coffee tone nylon dress with,
a corsage of red roses. • The. best
si man' was the groom's brother,,
° , Thompson, Mrs. :Fred Nichols,
Ain't4 ` Mrs. Don Cameron, Mrs. Ted .
U t Luc
• -
Whitby and Mrs, Bernice Mc F'ad
The April.meetingof Unit 4 was, b p wed
held at the home of.Mrs. L. C,,
den,- and a race tion of o
Members and. •hall Musfc Wasprovided 'by the
one visitor:;. Mrs. Mont omer , •
g Y gs s sisters orchestra, the
opened the, meeting , then turned Fleetwoods, of.Tfllsonburg.
it over to Airs. Goyette and Mrs.• • • The young couple will reside
on the farm at :Whitechurch.
Guests were present from Tillson-
burg, Orillia, Kitchener and.
Lucknow,
0
Don Carter. •
Besides the devotional program,
Mrs.. Goyette had an interesting
study on Brazil. • The members •
very much enjoyed 'a musical
number by Bob Hall, Ricky Pritch
and .and Andy Anderson, Mrs. Family Gather On
Goyette closed with prayer and a
mn. 4Oth A.
Mrs. Montgomery took over 'the
(Lochalsh .• News)
. business. Supply convenor handed Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
out sewing and told of the need Tom Farrell who celebrated their
for old nylons..: Mrs. Bell reported 4oth_ wedding; anniversary on April,.
for Social Committee.. Donations 7th and were entertained at the
for Wedding April 9 were asked home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray 'Mc-
Gill. of Goderich at which place`
all members of the faintly ;gather- •
ed for the celebration.
In ' Toronto this -past week were
•
for and: members were asked to
serve at; Easter T•hankoffering
April 1,9, when Miss Haslam is
guest speaker,: An invitation was
received from Hackett Church for : ' Lorne Luther Lorne MacDonald ..'
their Easter Thankoffering April and. Warren Wylds with the, Farre
27, at 2 o'clock. The. meeting
was. closed with a 'hymn,' after
which °a contest. was held and lunch
served by hostesses, Mrs. Goyette'
and Mrs. Carter.
Soceti�s. Gather.
..
For -faster Meet ray
SOUTH KINLOSS W.M.S.
The regular monthly meeting of
South Kinloss W M. S. was comb
ined with --the .;Easter-Thankoffering
meeting and held in the church' -on
•
. April'7 Members were• present:
from 3 societies who had been in-
vited. Mr•s. Gib. Hamilton pres-
ided and•welcomed the guests.:
•
ers Union .group.
Bill. Finlayson spent Wednesday
visiting his sisters :in Toronto.,
Home for the. Easter holiday;
is Miss Margaret MacLeod of 'Tor•
'onto. ' : .
Recent.visitors; in the area were
;the.John :MacRae 'family of Batav-
ia.
atav is, N. Y'.. Mrs.. Elizabeth Cook. • F .
returned home with them after
having spent some sine with. Mr.
arid .Mrs... -Bill F. arrish
:Many •from this area attended •
the Irish Concert in Ripley on. Mone:.
'day evening.; • Elmer .MacKenzie
• took partin it -and 'was much en-
joyed by his .Lochalsh friends.
Allan Tranter• of Ripley and
John McCharles are this week
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall read -Min- spending the time at. "Five Oaks"
uses andjcP
orres ondence. Mrs:-:near.Paris,• Ontario.
'Currie Colwell read a message
from the International •Gospel
League in,regard to famine cond-
.
itions in India, and how,' n Easter ,
gift could bring hope to the hungry
The scripture lesson was read
.by' Mrs. ,Frank Mackenzie and the
study.was,on 1 Peter, Chapter. 2,
with roll' call answered by a verse
with "Mercy"•
Miss Dean. Mac.Leed introduced
the "guest. speaker,.. Mrs ,Ross •
•Shiells. of Lucknow , who . gave
a most inspiring message with the,
topic "What does' Easter Mean to'
You"? Mrs.. Ted` Collyer express=
ed the appreciation of theaudienc
for this. soul ;se;arching talk .arid
presented Mrs. Shiells with a rem
embrance. • ••
A quartette from Kinlotgh.sang
"I came to the Garden" accomp-
anied by Mrs, Herb. Buckton.
The Payer Circle was conducted
by Mrs.: Annie Maclntyie Mrs.
Ann :Austin and Mrs. Ross. Mac-:.
Millan: Mrs. J. Conn read."The
Legend of the Dogwood" and
Mrs. Gordon Wall read'' an Easter
Poem, :
Lunch was served in the .church
basement with Mrs. Sandy Mac-
Leod and Mrs. Harry Lavis `as host-
esses, 'assisted •by several mem-
bers.
embers. Mrs. Russel Ross for • White-
church Mrs. Perry Hoggins for •
Kinlough , and Mrs. Gordon
Wall for 'Langside gave Votes of •
•
Mrs. David Elphick and ~Donna;
and Mrs. Harold Elphick . and chili
d enwere in Meaford on Saturday.
Mrs, Daisy. McCharles is. now' . •
at the:home.of Mr. and Mrs. Oliv-
er McCharles
Mrs, Tom MacDonald has been
with Mrs: Alex Andrew and Mrs,
Orland Richards of Lucknow for
,the past few days.
Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Et ile. MacLennan were Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Millar and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Ian' Morton, all of
Palmerston; • .
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry
MacTenziefor the holiday was•.
Roy. MacKenzie •of Toronto.
• Mrs. Ewan .MacLean is holiday-
ing in Sarnia. . ,
Mabel MacDonald of Windsor
spent the weekend with Mr. and
.Mrs. Dick, West,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank MacLennan
spent a couple of days in Toronto,'
' with Mr; • and Mrs. lion A insley
and family. •
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Communion Services were cel-
ebrated• in Ashfield. Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. .
Mr:. and Mrs. Allan MacKenzie
Of Dunnville are the proud parents
of a baby boy born "Good Friday".
Another grandson for .Mr. and
Mrs. ;.Henry MacKenzie.
Kenneth and David. Fairish
Russell Moncrief, and Greg and
Graham Hamilton, 'were in God
thanks in appreciation of the fell-. erich on Friday taking part in
owship enjoyed.
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