The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-02-27, Page 10airs ea
The Kinloss Kairshea
WoMen's Institute held their
Curator meeting at the home
of Mrs, Harvey'llOustort on
ThursclayrFebruary-21. The
president, Mrs. Allan Mac
Dougall opened-lbe meeting
and Mrs. Leonard Clarke
read the scripture, The sec-
retary-treasurer,- Mrs. 'Lloyd
MacDougall, read the minut-
es and correspondence,
A cominiftee, was formed
to look' after the group dis-
play at the 1980 Lucknow Fall
Fair.-A-letter was.-read .from
the Provincial. President,
Mrs,' Diamond...Mrs, Farrish
Moffat reported on the valen-
Ripley' WM'S
Study human rights,
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St. Mary's
CWL meet
at Pinecrest
St. Mary's C.W.L. visited
at Pinecrest Manor on Feb-
ruary 19th and held their
monthly meeting with a good
attendance.
Mrs: Raymond Leddy,
president, welcomed all and
the League Prayers were said
in unison -followed by a'
Valentine poem by Mrs.
Leddy. Minutes were read by
Mrs. MacDonald and corres-
pondence dealt with which
included '.`Thank You" not-
es.
It was decided to send a
donation to Fr. Petrin, the
group's adopted Priest in
India. The annual variety
night on March 14th at the
Lucknow Legion was discus-
sed as well as the parish
monthly card parties:
Mrs. O'Donnell read an
article regarding Pro Life
which stated as Christians
we are compelled to recog-
nize the message of human
—dignity both before and after
birth as declred by the
United Nations as the rights
of the child.
Mrs. Walm'sley
Gilmore gave two
entine readings.
As this is the Year of the.
Family, Fr. Dentinger, in his
message, Stressed the foster-
ing. of Love and Devotion to
God by example to our child-
ren. The meeting closed with'
the Act of Consecration.
Hot
WANT ADS
thaw
sales out
creased by $100 btit the.
"Bale" allocation
remained the same.
Donalcla Gossel read
appreciation notes from
Mrs. ' Coleman of
Htironview and Mrs.
O'Donnell of LUcknow for"
Bill Kirkman.
The Study "Dimension
of Human Rights" was
well given by Frances
Nugent. She, also' ex-
plained how the •'Study
Books" are compiled;
using large bristle boards
she showed how
representatives are sent
from , W.M.S. groups ;. the
'Board ,of World Missions
and Congregational Life
to, meet together with the
different Denominations
on - the Commission on
"Education Jor
Missions". This doesn't
happen in one year but is
gathered over a period of
four years and on the fifth
year it comes off the
press and is ready for
"Study". So you see, a
great deal of thought• and
work goes into one
"Study Book":
Dividing into small
groups they were askeLl
to think of the "Dimen-
sion" of Human Rights
and-the-effect -on us 'of
"Human Rights". She
explained fully, the first
chapter "Mission From
a New Perspective".
Discussion followed
regarding the "World
Day of Prayer" on Mar. 7-
which is being held in the
United Church.
Courtesies Were ex-
pressed by.. Adeline
Hackett, Grace was sung
and a social time spent.
Lunch was served by
Donalda Gossel, Mary
(J.A.) MacDonald and
Arnelia Cumming.
tine gifts given to the two
patients :in the Kairshea
room at the Wingham and'
District Hospital., Mrs. Don-
=-aid _MacKinnonTshow,ed_the.
cpiilt Which some of the
members had put together
and tied for Participation
Lodge. ,
Kairsbea entertained the
patients at Binecrest Manor
on Wednesday, February 20
with some old tyme music.
Gordon Wall played the
violin, Mrs. Bert Moffat the
piano and Mrs. Ivan Conley-
the banje. Harry Lavis play-
ed selections on the mouth
organ.. A singsong led by
Mrs,' Allan MacDougall and
Mrs, Bill Haldenby was also
enjoyed.
Mrs.- Leonard Clarke,
chairfady for the program,
read' a poem, "Diet Plan",
and conducted a game. Mrs.
Donald MacKinnon gave a
reading; "Saga of a .Grand-
ma". The roll call, "Share
your oldest keepsake and tell
how 'it came into your pos-
session", was answered 'by
showing many 1oVely old
dishes and medals, some
belonging to geat, gfPat
'Oandmothers, 'The motto;
Better to be yotpig at 70 than
old at 40., 'was given by. Mts.
Cliff ltoulston..
. Mrs,: Donald' MacKinnon
gave the courtesies, thanking
Mrs, Ken Houston for being
hoStess 'in place of Mrs.
Harvey Houston as: Harvey
had had surgery the day
before and she was, in
London. Elsie managed to
get back at the end of the
social time. The W. I ladies
wish Harvey a- speedy re:.
covery.,
The meeting: was-, closed
-and a delicious-ittneh7was
served by the directors, Mrs.
Hareld H9Wald and Mrs.
Leondard.Clarke, assisted by
Mrs, Donald MacKinnon and
Ws, Ken Houston..
and Mrs.
more Val-
MRS. GLADYS "Expense Fund". All
HUSTON were agreeable. The 1980
allocation has been in-
The W.M.S. of Knox
Presbyterian Church met
at the home of Donalcla •
Gossel on Tuesday af-
ternoon with 19 members
and two visitors, After
prayer and words of
welcome by Adeline
Hackett the 'minutes of
our last meeting were
read -by Mary (DOrmie)
MacDonald. The roll call
was answered with a.
verse 'on "Love".
The devotions were
read by Amelia Curnming
After the treasurer gave
her report she suggested
they pay a special of-
fering for the
' 'Presbyterial Expense
Fund - from the
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
ReV. L. VanStaalduinen
SUNDAY, MARCH 2
Services
10:00 a.rn. and 2:30 p.m.
Listen to the
Back to God Hour
10:30 a.m. CKNX
LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN'
CHURCH
Rev:Wm. Munshaw,
p.A. M. Div.
SUNDAY, MARCH 2
'10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
Everyone Welcome