HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-05-13, Page 11WEDNESDAY MAY 13th, 1970
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
CHURCH N
Joanne Alton
Sh�wed SIides
Mrs. C. Irwin was: hostess. for
the May 'meeting of Unit 1 of
Lucknow United. Church Women
which was held in the Church
Parlour on May 5 at 2 p,, m ( with
1.7 memhers and 5 gnests.present,
Mrs. M. King, the:•leader,
,1, Fesent Gift.
o Past president
At St. Joseph's School the St.
Joseph's C. W. L. met on• May 6.,;
19'70 with fourteen present.. Mrs.
Antone Van Osch presided. 'Fath-
er .Cassano opened with League
Prayer -and one decade of the ros-
ary. St, Christopher .Leadership
Course will be held at' Kingsbridge
May 15 17. .
Mrs. John Howard stated that
opened the meeting w ith a' vers we shonld_talie an interest iri The
emphasizing `service toOthers ,. missions throughout the year, as
their needs are many. Posted on
the church door and bulletin will •
be the family's, name in charge of
the offertory. If anyone•
notify Mrs. Walter Clare or Mrs..
0, Heffernan,. Visitors are need-
ed this month togo to Ripley'
Nursing Horne so contact Mrs,
Antone,"Van Osch if you can go.
The original charter. dated
July 21; 1.921 -was received. On,
`May 19th and 2 -0th, the 50th
'annivers'ary of C. W.L. of Canada
will hold a convention in London.
Mrs: Jim O'Donnell of Lucknow,
will be our delegate for the two
days: Mrs. Carl Riegling read
the resolutions on Indian Affairs.
The members stood in respect for
Mrs. Margaret Sproul, a deceased
, member of the unit , while a mem,
orial passage was•read by Mrs. M.
King. •
Mrs.'Howard Barger gave•an
•• excellent reading on Stewardship,.
L,; pointing out that one of man's
greatest possessions is Love and,
that it should be shared With
others•in our everyday living.
'Nlrs; gain Alton reminded •the
• members that the:unit woultl•be
'responsible for putting flowers in.
-the church during the month of
August. Mrs.. Herb Curran report.-.
ed for the Community. Friendship
Committee. ' Mrs. 'Wm. Wharry
in her 'report 'for Supply and Wel-
fare ,
e1fare, thanked the Unit for their
•. help at the Mission Expo and
• also spoke of.the Victor Home for
Girls.' It .was•announced that
'invitations had been received
from Whitechurch United Church
• Women -and Dunga-anon ,Unit.ed
Church Women totheir,Spring. .
•Thankofferings and that the
Bruee-PresbyteFM 1 _had -accept e d
the invitation to come to Lucknow
.'United: -Church in 1971.
As programme convener,. Mrs.
R. Algin took the chair. She,
used the theme, "Mother • and
Home" Mrs,, C. Irwin gave 'the
• scripture reading and Mrs R.'
Alton led in'°prayer•. Mrs. -Wm. •
Helm gave the Meditation "God
• Bless our .Homes Mrs.' Eunice
'Dunsrnuirsang a beautiful solo
"It Took •A Miracle" , which was
very much :enjoyed, .
• :The gue-s spe-esker * iss4oa ne
Alton, was introduced by .Mrs. R.
Alton.. Oy.pictures.arid comment•
a,ry, starting at Yokohama, many
.beautiful Japanese scenes. of.
_eCuntrysiid - shrinesd'horfies
e , an
were viwed. Miss Alton had
been privileged to tour Expo '70:•
grounds at Osaka•prior to. the.
official opening, and showed
several pictures of the buildin s
g
there. The speaker was thanked
by Mrs S. Alton.
The Mizpah benediction •was
repeated and a_ pleasant social„__,
time followed with 'Mrs.. C.
. Irwin Mrs.• W, B. Anderson,'
• Mrs'. S. Alton and Mrs. R. 'Alton •
the committee in charge tiof re-
freshments.
e-freshments..
Pollution, Peace and Develop-
ment and Nursing Homes and we
voted yes'on•each resolution If ••
anyone wishes to go.on,May 20th
forthe day session and banquet.,
contact Mrs. Antone Van, Osch •
not later than May 14th. '*
The -following reports were
••
read - correspondence , record-
ing sec.., treasurer, consumer
affa trs" , ducation , membership,
resolutions and book, $'I'.V review:
Don Frayne has •donated 2 gal-
lons of paint for the basement
washrooms. '
On May 20th the 'League is
entertaining 125 patients at Huron
view. We need drivers, • so if
jou can go, contact Mrs., Frank'
Megling. The follow ing, ladies.
are baking fruit loaves - Mrs.
Carl Riegling; Mrs. Antone,Van
Osch, Mrs..John Howard, Mrs:
Dennis Hogan, Mrs. Wilfred
Austin,•. Mrs Joe O'Keefe ,,'Mrs
Joe Courtney , Mrs.. John'Austin ,
Mrs. Mark .Dalton ;and Mrs. Frank'
Regling;
Mrs. Joe Courtney gave inform-
aticin on the Albeit mazoman
Aid. Walk, on June 8'. St. Joseph's
• C. W.L. are .in*ch'arge of one
Energy :Centre:
The member' 'discussed 'the
reunion to be held ion August 15 •
and 16th. Make articles to be •
sold during the reunion•.• , Articles
for.Combermere are being col-
=lected-now _. _.__._ __. —:�
A joint June nieeting'•with.St.
Augustine and Lucknow will be. •
held at i<ingsbridg_e. Remember'
the plant sale following the meet
—vcknow .Unit 4•
The May meeting of Unit 4 of
the Lucknow United Church
Women was held at the home of.
Mrs. Harold Greet with an atten-
dance :of 1 present. •
• The meeting opened with a
poem on Mother's Day 'by' Mrs. •
'Arnold, . The devotional part of
`tt a meeting was taken -by -Mrs.
Wm. Loree who read a poem and •
opened the meeting with hymn
516. She gave a talk on Reconcil-
iation by Rich and Poor and
played a Couple of records ori the
same theme, reading a poem the
f •
Getto.
Mrs. Campbell Thompson had
' .a.paper on where different
government centres were in our
cotintry and ho i we can,heap
itt our world and had a discussion
• 'and answering questions on it.
Mrs. Ivan Conley had the •scrip-
•'ture and 'meditation with differ.
ent members reading quota'.
I
:Mrs. Carl Riegling presented'
a gift to past president Mrs. John
'Austin for a jobwell done.
Father gave a' -'short talk,, Ambi-
tious Mothers of the Bible We
are all ambitious' and mothers
will want heir children to follow
:Christ.• We listened to a record
of:children singing "Dear Mamma:'
A retreat was suggested for June,
Call Riegling adjourned •
YPS �or�duct .
Sunday Service
KINLOSS NEWS
South Kinloss •Young,People's.4
Society conducted the Mother's..
Day. Service on Sunday. The
choir was formed by young
people,
• Walter Dickie presided..' Miss •
Betty Colwell 'told- the children's-
story and Miss Pat Sparks gave .the
.._.sermon ion_ "Mothers" .
Brian Keith was organist and '
ushers were Hugh Maclnnes and
David MacKinnon, Rev. Glenn
.Nolle pronounced the Benedic- •
tion
•The young people are to be . .
commended for thisfine contri-
bution.
Lucknow Unit 3•
The May meeting of Unit 3 of '
Lucknow United Church Women
was held at the home of Mrs.
Tom Hackett onr'1v1 y 5th with 22
members and 1 visitor present.
Mrs. Gordon Ritchie opened • .•
the meeting with a reading and
prayer followed bythe singing of
hymn. The roll call answered
by•a hint for spring.' Mrs, Jas.
Ritchie reported on; Friendship and
;Visiting.
The program •committee chose`
as their. study "'Women of the,
Bible" as the corning' Sunday. is
Mother's Day'. Miss Lorna. Camp
bell read a poem on. Mother's
Love. This Was followed by the ':'
singing of a hymn. ,
Mrs. Alex Andrew read the
scripture lesson and Mrs. Pharis
Mathers gave the meditation and
. prayer. This was on Dprcas the
woman, • who was: always serving •
others:
• JanetpY
P
Thom son .-la ed4two,•_''
...
lovely intrumental selections.
Lorna: Campbell read an article
on the origin of. Mother's.Da.y,
The'study was very ably given
by. Mrs. Ross Shields who 'chose .'
Hannah ,.who personifies the ideal
in Motherhood. , She was serene
and humble andhad faith in God.
Her great desire was to have a
•,child and when God granted, her.
prayer she displayed great spirit-
ual strength in giving him to the.
.r.. re are many•modern
day Hannahs. whose wisdom, ,faith
and spiritual understanding , Make
• us gaze in wonder and admira•-
tion.' Mrs. Shields conducted a -
discussion period regarding Moth-.
ers.. •
Mrs. Wes Ritchie rendered a
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• LANGSIDE NEWS ,
The tangside' Women's•Mission-
ary• Society meeting was held on
Thursday afternoon at• thetfome of
Mrs. Stewart MacGillivray.. Mrs;
Wes- Young presided for the pro-
gramme. The W. M•: S. Purpose
was repeated in unison. The
Scripture was read by Mrs. Eldon
Welsh,• and the meditation "The ',-
Fifth Commandment" was 'given
Eby Mrs. Gordon Wall. Mrs
Eugene Conley led in prayer.
:The roll call "An.•article from
the Presbyterian Record" was -. •
lovely instrumental.. Miss 'Ada
ebster gave an -interesting talk
on Missions. ,The meeting was
:closed with the Mizpah Benedic•-
tion.
A sociaLkour was_spent_with
Mrs:. T.•Hackett , Mrs, Pharis
Mathers and Miss Lorna Cainp-..
bell serving lunch.
answered by eight members.
Plans were made toliave•a
social evening on Monday even
ing after the: church anniversary'
on June 28th/and committees
were named:tobe in/charge of •
this. -
The Presbyterial ,, to be held in
Whitechurch on May.14;. was dis-
cussed.. The neA meeting will
,be at: Mrs. Bob Bregrrian's.
Prayer was•given.by Mrs. Bob •
,Bregrnan. ,,Mrs. Eugene •Conley
'was presented with a cup and
saucer by Mrs. George,Ypung.
A reading "The Map' of Palestine"
was read by Mrs. Lloyd Moffat•
arid a• reading was given by, Mrs.
Stewart MacGillivray. , Mrs. Geor•
ge Young conducted an interesting
gtiiz on Bible verses. Mrs. Wes
Young gave a reading:.
The meeting•was closed with
prayeL. J4rs... Wes onng thanked
the, hostess , and also Mrs. George •
Young for:preparirfg the program
ime. A social time was enjoyed.
:a
the meeting and Father closed . •
with prayer. During lunch, Mrs.
Dennis Hogan won the mystery
gift.
tion
followed by a minute of silent
prayer. ✓ .
The roll call was answered by.
a housecleaning hint. Treasur-
er's report'was giver„ -by Mrs.
Newbold and Friendship and Visit-
ing by Mrs. Loree: The meeting
closed with the Mizpah, benedic-
tion and a dainty lunch served by
the ladies in charge,
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