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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-04-23, Page 5SUNDAY, APRIL 27 Services 10:00 a.m. and 2:10 p.m. 'Listen to the Back to 'God Hour 10:30 a.m: CKNX LUCKNOW CHRIS IAN, ...REFORMED:- CHURCIt. rs, George Mencrief welcomed ''everyone to the '• Ashfield W.M.S. Easter thankoffering ineeting held in the churCh basement. ' Mrs. Moneriefread an ''Eas• ter Story";followed by pray er, The scripture and; the meditation followed by pray-' er ere given by Mrs, Grant Farrish, Mrs. ihri MaCKen- ?ie: favoured with two ac- cordian selections, ln the Garden;-:and My Souls in Your Hands. Offertory Prayer was read . by 'MrS, Gordon Finlayson. Mrs. George Winerief in- troduced Mr. and Mrs. Cam- eron McAuley from Ripley as guest speakers. Mr. M4Aul- ey gave very iafermative introduction to their slides of .. • a trip to Cape Town, South Africa and everyone enjoyed them very much. The 'guests 'were thanked by Mrs. Ewan MacLean Grace was sung and an enjoyable evening was con- cluded' with lunch and • a social time. Grey Bruce WI executtre hold board meeting at .1 home, of the area president, Mrs. Ken Spence, Leith, Ontario. Mrs. Grant . Grieve record- . ed the minutes of the meet- ing. A lettet.was„ read from Miss Molly McGhee, Dir- ector of the Home Economics Branch, Ministry of Agri- culture and Food. Miss Mc- Ghee stated that it is permis- , able to hold a one and i half day area convention, instead of the usual two day one, The cetivention will be one and a half days this year. It will be held Wednesday and Thurs- day, Oetober 1 and 2, d• 1 Grey-Bruce Women's In- Registration to begin stitute executive held their p,m. on October 1. Spring Board meeting at the LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Win. Mutishaw B.A. M. Div. SUNDAY, APRIL 27 10 a.m. Sunday SchoOl 11 a.m, Morning Worship' Everyone Weleoine O CAULIFLOWER. +Small Fruit Bushes *Rose Bushes •Gladiolus Bulbs •Dahlia Bulbs *Flower & Vegetable Seeds *Onion Sets •Seed Potatoes •Grass Seed *Apply Dormant Oil Spray on Fruit Trees, Now Order out of town flowers for I th MAY early ---lerea47§41 •k(luiitin's Flowers & Gifts /OA f re6 ,0,41.0 tuFtnowPir: 528-203i 4-410AINAlbd ikvkly. jr vliz% L v, • 4.44;44.* .."!, tr. 7R71,...,' • The Kinloas-Kairshea Womotes:,Institute met' on • Thursday; April 17 at the home of Mrs. Harold Howald The . Lucknow G.I.T. girls entertained their moth- ers; ,'adopted, grandmathers and mYSterY .mothers at a Tea . Party . at the United. Cburch on Monday, evening. The, tables . were decorated With flowers made by :the seniors as a Japanese paper folding craft,'' • The guests Were welcomed by President Kay Morrison. She told that receiving letters from mystery motherS was fun but the girls carrying out part of the CGIT purpose of serving others each-enjoyed visiting an adopted grand-. mother as well, Leader Laura Lee -Cayley • explained that the'purpese of this project , was•one •of coin- munication between the girlS and•women of their. own con , gregations. Vice-president ' Brenda Henderson thanked' the mys-' booklet all dealt with the correspond- MacintYre; assistant secret- Firide; branch directors, Mrs. ence, ary, Mrs. Evan Keith; dist- Clarence Ritchie, Mrs, Frank The ladies agreed that we rid director, Mrs, Evan. MacKenzie, Mrs. Hank Hare .•should; •send a letter of , Keith; alternate, Mrs. Lloyd temink and Mrs, Roy recommendation Finlay- to the Her - Mad) ugall, public relations son- rage Foundation( for the officer, Mrs. Clarence Rit- bookletto be compilectenithechie; curator, Mrs...__Harveytatidingcommittee._ History of the Grey Ox. The. Houston; auditors, Mrs veners, Agriculture and District by-laws were read, Donald MacKinnon and'Mrs. Canadian Industries' Mrs', noting changes"to be voted Frank. MacKenzie; sunshine Harry Lavis* Education and Mrs. Steer thanked the ladies for the max cards and letters :received at the time of her bereavement. Mrs.. Evan Keith gave a full, report of the District Director's, meeting: beld in TeesWater on March 25, Kairshea , to set up an. IndOor Gardening eXhibit at the District Annual. Delegat es to the DistrIct Annual are Mrs. Allan MacDougall, Mrs. Evan Keith, Mrs. Don - aid Macintyre and Mrs. , Brian Doelinan. The roll call was the payment of fees. After lunch, Mrs. Leonard 'Clarke conducted a game. The annual meeting saw , the following officer's installed by ,;Mrs. `Harvey Hbisten, PreS- ident, Mrs. Allan MacDoug- all; 1st vice president, Mrs. Harold Howald; 2nd vice, Mrs. Leonard Clarke; secret- ary treasurer— Mrs. Donald at .II a.10. The president, .Mrs. Allan MacDougall* op- ened the meeting with a Poetn,' Mrs. Lloyd MacDoug, on at the District Annual to committee, Mrs.George Mc- Cultural Activities, be held in May at FlerVit - United Church. Mrs. Philip tery mothers. Mrs., Wilfred Drennan thanked the girls for the visits and leaders, for organizing the project. The girls sang the CGIT hymn and Reach - Out hi; ,Leve, accompanied by Kay Morrison and Brenda' Hen- derSon. ' Leaders ''Bernice • ,Davies and Barbara Hentler-, son were introduced, Everyone was invited to' the Spring Thinkoffering on April 20. The girlS will Soon be registering and preparing for the All Ontario. Jamberee weekend at .Wildwoocl- Park,. A responsive:' 'meditation*. Growing Together" In Christ,. was read by Elaine Irwin and Brenda Davies. SlideS made by theinterinediateS accom- panied a poem, Growing, read by Donalda. Thompion. With hands joined around the tables everyone sang Taps. -• ow Cape Town slides at tel Lloyd MacDougalk Citizen- , ship and World Affairs, Mrs. Donald IVIacKinnon; Family 'and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. - Hank Hartemink and Resolu- tions; Mrs, Bill. HaldellbY. M s. Clarence : Ritchie presente Mrs. oy ac- Dougall with a gift in honour of her past six years • as secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Farish Moffat gave the court- esies thanking the hostess and directors, Mrs: Gordon Wall and Mrs. Parish Moffat • for supplying the dessert' for lunch. Shows s t Easter ' The Evening Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church, LaCknow, held their Easter Thankoffering in the church on April 15. The W.M.S. ladies of this church were guests along with a number of ladies from other churches. The , president. Miss Maudie Fisher; welcomed the guests and read a poem. Meditations were given by Mrs. Bert Moffat, Mrs. Wm. RosS, Mrs. Cyril Brown, and Mrs. Bruce RaYnard. Miss Margaret MacIntyre sang a solo accompanied by her pother. Mrs. Frank Hawthorne in- troduced the guest speakers, Mrs. Kenneth Mowbray and Mrs. Lorraine Baker. Mrs. Mowbray and Mrs. Baker showed slides and spoke on theihfip to Sausse Tunisia in Africa last fall., The ladies 'visited with Mrs, Mowhray's brother=in-law, Dr. John Mowbray and Mrs. Mowbray and family, for three weeks. Mrs. Ross Garnmie thank- ' ed ,all the ladies` who took part m the Meeting and Mrs. Mowbrayand Mrs. Baker for sharing their slides and "ex periences with us. Rev. Dave Procter, repres- enthtive from Hamilton Con- ference. who is retiring this Jury. was in attendance as Bruce Presbytery. met in Mildmay United Church, Tuesday, April 15. The chairman, Rev. Ron- ald Pierce, opened with meditation' and yrayer, fol- lowed by" routine business:: Rev. Park welcomed every- one to Mildmay united Church. The nominating committee's: report was giv- en by Rev. James Stockton, with vacancies to be filled later in the day. The four committees met to re-convene when. part, of the' report of Oversight of Miss Ivlaudiefisher closed the meeting with prayer. • A social half hour with lunch was enjoyed. dmay Pastoral Charges was given. • Lloyd. Douglas Paul, of 'Kin- cardine-'and . David Maxwell of Chesley are two new candidates for the ministry. Rev. Pierce and Rev. Park were in charge for the sacra- ment , of Holy Communion. After luncheon consider- able time was spent On elect- ing delegates, both ministers. and lay people t attenc General Council meeting ii Halifax August 15 to 23. Other reports were given followed by discussions ano announcements of the many activities with which Pres- bytery and its congregations are concerned. .„ Rev. Walter Leeman gave the courtesies for the day and Rev. Proctor pronounced the benedietion. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister • SUNDAY, APRIL 27 . 10 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery Provided For Pre-School Children Jr. Congregation for 5 - 8 Year Old Children aus 'sia ankoffering ruce Presbytery held