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Unit 2
Unit 2 of Lucknow U.C.W. met in the
fellowship room. on Tuesday, April 2. Mrs.
W alden opened with a reading, Easter, the
season when we celebrate the , spring
festival.
Ten members and' one visitor answered
the roll call with a verse from the Easter
story. The offering was 'taken and four
birthdays in March and April, added money
' to the birthday jar. Mrs. Morrison asked
for food and helpers for the Easter Thank-
offering.
Mrs. Peter Cook played the piano as
Units 1 and 3 gathered with Unit 2 when 40;
ladies enjoyed the "Easter program.
;Mrs. Eldon Bradley gave a brief report
from the Bruce U: C. W . Presbyterial which
was held in Tara on March 6. Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie, reported they were
hoping to start Meals on Wheels in the
near future. She wanted two volunteers to
goto the next planning meeting which will
be held at Pinecrest on April 22. Mrs. Allan
Gibson and Mrs. Robert Irwin volunteered
and will bring back more information.
Mrs. Ritdiie also announced the Easter
Thankoffering would be on Sunday even-
ing, April 14 with Reverend Morley
Hammond as guest speaker. Members are
. invited to Trinity United Church on
Tuesday, April 14 to their Thankoffering'
with .Rev. Merelyn : Letson as the guest
speaker; also to Dungannon United Church
Thankoffering on April 21.
Mrs. " Vernon Hunter reported the
U.C.W. was planning a noon meal on April'
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CHURCH NEWS
25 for all men and women of the church,
who were 75 years of age and older. The
Community. Friendship committee had met
recently at)Mrs. Clarence Ritchie's and had
made plans for this year.
Unit 1 is to visit Pinecrest in April; Unit 2
in June; Unit 3 in September and Unit 4 in
November.
Mrs. Glen Walden showed the filmstrip,,
Even though we are not Blossoming ,Now,
which shows the struggles of the people of
South Korea through years of repression,
military government and exploitation by
super powers. Through all this, the people
still have a faith that has carried them from
one difficulty to another. The Presbyterian
Church of the Republic of Korea struggles
to improve the plight of the poor people.
The church is . the strongest community
network working with all sectors of society
and also with international links.
The workshop centre was most 4i npres-
sive with Christ's picture on the table and a
beautiful Easter lily on each side. Mrs.
Allan Gibson opened with an Easter call to
worship.
Mrs. Russell Button gave a reading
which told what took place each day during
Holy Week. Elleda Wightman read the
scripture from the Easter story and Mrs.
Allan Gibson gave the meditation. The
prayer was offered by Grace Campbell.
Donnybrook Easter meeting
The Easter meeting of Donnybrook
U.C.W. was held at the home of Elsie
Hardy on April 10, . at 2 p.m. with Lois
Chamney . in charge. _ She_opened, the
meeting with. the call to Worship, Easter
Images, followed by the singing of a hymn.
Lois than read the scriptures and -a prayer.
Eileen Hanna read Victory from Defeat and
everyone sang Christ the Lord has Risen
Today. Lois read Faster Morn ' apd
everyone took turns reading Faster Tradi-
tions. Eileen read a poem by Duncan
McKay followed by a hymn.
Margaret Hildebrand took over for the
Lucknow news...
from page 5
Mrs. Harvey Houston attended " the
Bruce County Ontario. W omen's Institute
Scholarship meeting at the OMAF'office in
Walkerton on April 9. She stayed over
night with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Luella
Taylor and visited with other relatives in
the area.
Lucknow ISI
The Lucknow Women's Institute held
their annual meeting on Tuesday, April 9
in the town hall. A delicious pot luck dinner
was enjoyed by 19 members and one
visitor. 'Grace Gibson opened the business
part of the meeting with a poem. Jean
Whitby read the correspondence and gave
the ,'financial ' report. W innifred Gammie
gave the 'auditor's 'report.,
Dorothy Brown brought forward the
nominating • committee's new slate of
officers. Mary MacGillivray declared all
offices vacant and installed the new
officers. The new president is Ruth
Bogues; first vice . president, Dorothy
Brown; secretary -treasurer, Jean Whitby;
assistant secretary, Tillie Wilson; district
director, Grace Gibson; public relations,
Mary MacGillivray; branch' directors,
Winnifred Gammie, Mary Loth, Mabel
Whitby; cheerio, Susan McNaughton.
Conveners of standing committees are
Agriculture and Canadian Industries,
Grace Taylor; Citizenship and World
Affairs, Grace Gibson; Family and Con
sumer Affairs, Noma Campbell; Education
and Cultural Activities, Dora Brooks;
Resolutions, Edna Young; Curator, Mary
Collinson ; pianists, Edith W e!bster, Mary
MacGillivray and Isobel Ritchie and aud-
itors, Thelma Brown and Rhoda MacKen-
zie.
business. Our special meeting on May 14
was discussed and we were reminded of
the April event at St. Marys April 22', the
• Thankoffering meeting at Trinity, April 14,
and Dungannon April 21. A report was
given concerning the home for battered
wives 'and the donations which would be
appreciated. Margaret Hildebrand then
showedher pictures of wild flowers' and
landscapes from her trip last year to our
western provinces and the Yukon. Luba
Strutton ' then assisted the hostess in
serving a delicious. lunch.
LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
SUNDAY, APRIL 21
Worship Service ii :00 a.m.
Junior Church Service, ages 4 - 8, 11 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
'REV. AUJSON J. RAMSAY, MINISTER
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EVERYONE WELCOME
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CHURCH
SUNDAY, APRIL 21
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Rev. Warren McDougall B.A.M.Div.
)Nursery and juniorcongregation provided
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