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Yes; he was amazed to see , Indian children it play boun- cing balls made from this strange material. WOULD YOU ALSO BELIEVE ...that you don't have to travel all over the place like Chris did looking for the best value. Just come In to see us first - you'll have a short trip! church on Tuesday evening April 5th. This is an and Drama of the Crucifixtion 'and Resurrection of our 'Lord. The World's Day of Prayer will be held in the Presbyterian Church on Friday, March 4th and the Presbytery at Tara on Monday, March 7th. The April meeting of. Unit 1 will be held, on Tuesday afternoon, April 12 at the home of Mrs. Andrew Ritchie. This is a change of date because of the Easter drama being held on regular meeting day., Mrs. Russ Button as convener for social functions made arrangements for the lunch after the Easter drama. Mrs. Bill Hunter was convener for the program and opened the deyotional with prayer and singing hymn No. 69. The devotional was for Lent and Mrs. Violet Mintz read scripture from Isaiah, chapter 58 and Mrs. Cliff Menary gave a good meditation on Lent. Mrs. Walter Alton gave a reading "prayer is the Breath of God". Mrs. Chas. McDonald gave the study book "Justice Not Charity", which we found very interesting. Mrs. Grace Campbell gave a reading "The Legend of the Shamrock". Hymn No. 249 was read and Mrs. Hunter closed with prayer. Mrs. Chas. McDonald thanked all and the meeting closed with the benediction and after Grace a lunch was served by the committee, Mrs. , W. G. Hunter, Mrs. Cliff Menary, I Mrs. Walter Alton and Mrs. Violet Muntz. 306 . Josephine Street IlVinghtim 11.4.NDU R.4 T .4 ND FLOWER SHOPPE Would You Believe by RINA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1977 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE ELEVEN Lucknow Unit 2 Unit 2 of Lucknow United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Harvey Houston on Tuesday, March 1. Due to the absence of our leader Mrs. Eldon Bradley, Mrs. Jean Jardine conducted the meet- ing, opening with a poem "Spring- time Renewal". Hymn 490 was sung followed by the scripture reading by Mrs. Tom Hackett. Devotions, whose theme was "Take Time", was given by Mrs. Tom Magoffin. Mrs. Vernon Hunter read excerpts from the 'Mandate'. , Twelve members answered the roll call. Mrs. Wm. Bolt gave the treasurer's report and Mrs. How- ard Barger reported on friendship and visitation. . It was announced that the World's Day of Prayer would be observed on March 4, in the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Ross Shiells as guest speaker. Mrs. John Kilpatrick took the chair for the program opening with hymn 500. Readings were given by Mrs. Wilbur Brown, St. Patrick's Day in the Morning'; Mrs. Gordon Ritchie, 'The Legend of St. Patrick' and a humorOus reading 'Paddy Leary' by Mrs. Harvey Houston, followed by a contest. The meeting closed with hymn 498 and prayer by Mrs. W. V. Johnston. A delicious lunch was served by the committee in charge. UCW hears report from missionaries WHITECHURCH—The UCW held its meeting Wednesday, March 2, at the home of Mrs. George Thompson, Wingham. Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw, Mrs.'. Harold Quipp and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm had charge of the topic "World Outreach". Mrs. Laidlaw opened the meeting with the meditation. The scripture, was re4 by Mrs. Quipp and she led iif prayer. Mrs. Sleightholm read the history of the author of the hymn — "The Beauty of the Earth," which was then sung by the members. Mrs. Laidlaw read an article, Two Missionaries in Brazil, Tom Edmunds and Ted Caldwell, telling of their stay in Brazil and their views on their mission. A contest on the Women of the Bible' was held and the hymn "Who Is on The Lord's Side?" was sung. Mrs. Lorne Durnin, president, thanked the ladies for the interesting meeting and all for attending. The r4311 call was answered by 12 naming a country where United Church is working. The collection of loose coins was received. Mrs. Durnin closed the meeting with prayer and thanked the hostess. The Birthday Tea then followed. Lucknow WMS The March meeting of the afternoon group of the Women's Missionary Society of the Presby- terian Church, Lucknow, was held in the home of Mrs. Noble Johnston, on Wednesday after- noon, March 2 with an attendance of 26. Mrs. James Little presided, opening the meeting by reading a few verses from Ephesians, 4th chapter and prayer. Following the hymn, Mrs. Robert Reid read the , scripture from Luke, 12th chapter and a chapter from "Christ of the common road" followed by prayer. ' After the singing of hymn 544 Mrs. Loree led in prayer. Corres- pondence consisted of a thank you note from Mrs. Howard Agnew, an invitation from the ladies auxiliary of the United Church to attend the Easter Drama on April 5th and a notice of the Day of Prayer meeting in Lucknow Presbyterian Church on March 4th. The roll call was called and the offering taken. Mrs.Wm. Stanley made the offertory prayer. Mrs. Laidlaw gave a report of the meeting of the presbyterial society in Wingham and stated that the presbyterial had met their financial obligation for last year; also that there were one thousand new Glad Tidings subscriptions. Mrs. Wm. Porteous gave an interesting discourse on the Study -Justice not Charity". The way things ought to be, the need for concern about the way things are, stating that no man is an. island. Mrs. Philip Stewart followed with two readings. Mrs. Morgan Henderson gave the courtesy remarks. thanking all who had taken part in the meeting and the hostess for her hospitality. South Kinloss WMS Make PresenIalion The March meeting of South Kinloss Women's Missionary Soc- iety was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Austin. The president Mrs. Philip Steer welcomed all, and opened the meeting with the poem "Living a Prayer". Amazing Grace was sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated. Mrs. Harry Lavis read the correspondence and business was dealt with. An invitation was received from Lucknow United Church Women to attend their presentation of the Easter Drama "Lo I am with you alway"., April 5th, 8.15, p.m.; also Lucknow Presbyterian W.M.S. an invitation to their Easter Thankoffering April 19th, 8 p.m., Mrs. Nugent (Ripley), guest speaker. Mrs. Frank Mac- Kenzie was called upon. and with a few words (sad but happy) present- ed a remembrance from members of South Kinloss Society to Mrs. Glenn Noble prior to leaving our midst. Mrs. Noble expressed her thanks. The Bible Study, Martha, a Misunderstood Woman, was given Lucknow Unit 1 Unit 1 Lucknow United Church Women held their regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon March 1st in the church parlor. There were 16 members and 1 visitor present. Mrs. Chas. McDonald welcomed all and opened the meeting with a verse "Memories" followed by singing the hymn "The churches one foundation" and prayer. The roll call was answered by • a Proverb. Mrs. Andrew Ritchie,' treasurer, gave her report. Mrs. Bill Hunter gave a report on supply and welfare. Mrs. Eldon Henderson gave a good report on community friendship and visiting despite the poor weather. Mrs. Russ Button convener for Stewardship gave a reading "Tribulations and Trials" which should, make patience and faith. The drama "Lo I am with you alwa) " which is being prepared by the U.C.W. will be held in the St. Andrew's U.C.W. Mrs. Frances Elliott was hostess to the March meeting of Unit 1 of St. Andrew's United Church Wom- en. The new leader, Mrs. Reg Moore, opened the meeting and then Mrs. Violet MacKenzie took charge of the devdtional period which centred on using our talents. Mrs. Gladys Arnold read, the scripture and Mrs. Minnie Henry led in prayer and Mrs. MacKenzie had a thoughtful commentary. The Mission Study was led by Mrs. Jas. Needham; assisted by Mrs. Wal- lace Pollock, Mrs. Francis Boyle .and Mrs. Gordon Patterson. Mrs. Pollock conducted a contest on the Old Testament. A discussion followed with people being named in the past who went out to serve on Mission fields in the past and present from this area and how the approach to Missions had changed. Mrs. Moore had literature telling of how the Christian religion is continuing behind the Iron Curt- ains, in Communist countries.' There is a great underground evangelism going on. Mrs. Moore conducted the business portion of the meeting.. Thanks were expressed to the new / secretary, Mrs. Wallace Pollock, for preparing this year's programs. The January meeting had been cancelled. Mrs. Oliver McCharles expressed thanks for much kind- ness received by them in recent months. Members named their talents during the roll call and the Live-Love project chosen was Vadala in North India where Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jamieson work; Mrs. Wallace Pollock will be the delegate' to the presbyterial in Tara. Quilters are invited to go the church on Thursdays and and it was decided to make a Friendship Quilt, The usual jar will circulate to augment funds. Mrs. Norman. Barnard reported for the Commun- ity Friendship Committee. The April meeting will be in the church on April 5th. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Russell Needham, Mrs. Wayne Nixon and Mrs. Lizzie MacDonald. by Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. The roll call was answered with a verse with the word Help by 17 members and 3 visitors. Mrs. Frank MacKenzie gave a reading "Mir- acle of Spring". Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon and Mrs. Ira Dickie took part in the Prayer Circle. Mrs. Evan Keith had the Study Book, Topic: 1 Billion People Striving to Survive. Courtesy remarks were by Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. The closing prayer was given by Mrs. Douglas Graham and grace sung. A social half hour followed.