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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-15, Page 10• •11,9---Ifaackaraw Sime*, We*, II& 1 1E10 2 'Unit 1 of Lucknow U.C.W. held their April meeting at the Sepoy Apartments. Mrs • Russ Button welcomed all • present and read an Easter poen, The Three Crosses. 14, She conducted the business portion of the meeting hear- ing reports of the commit- ` tees. Mrs. Vernon Hunter reported for „\ 'Friendship; Mrs. •Gordon tdorrison for Social Functions and Mrs. M Irwin gave the • treaSurers report. The roll call, an Eastir verse; was answered by '19 members and two 71, C visitors. Mrs. Robert Irvin tonven- ed the program. Mrs; Eva. Freenmen read the scriptu r e Mrs Irwin gave the 'fledge- ' tion telling how the women found the stone rolled away from the tomb and Christ -risen. She said we shOuld roll k the stone of doubt away by telling of Cliiist!s resurrec, hon. Miss Ada Webster offered prayer. Using the Mission Maga- zine and newspaper clip- pings, Mrs. Harvey Webster gave, the topic, Migrant Workers. These :people are forced to take the lowest paid • jobs and live in the poorest housing available. Sometim- es they are forced to sign over their services for years to •eniployers who take advantage • of sthe workers. lack of knowledge of the ' • laws, and their illiteracy. The children have little Or no schooling and often have to • work with their parents in fields or gardens etc. Churches in many centres are trying to help these mit rants with language, laws and customs. Recently the Federal government said i• t plans to hold classes for • migrant Women .to teach • them English and French. 'Mrs. Irwin conducted a , lively discussion on what ca •. we do to help the handicap- ., ped. Many good suggestions were made including . trans- '• portation, ramps, hand rails etc. Mrs. Irwin closed with• a reading, - We've a handieap ped kid, in school. •• Mrs. Button read a poein, • God' Answers Prayer. Every- • one enjoyed listening t• o • some recorded Easter music, courtesy of Miss Ma Web- • ster.,Mrs, Robert Irwin con- ducted a contest on jumbled • words. Lunch and a social time was enjoyed by all. • The April meeting of the I.ucknow United •Church, Women was held at the home „, of Mrs..Bill Campbell, with an attendance of 18. Mrs. Peter Cook welcomed everyone and read a suitable poem entitled, Easter and Springtime. The roll call was • answered with * Thought for Easter. Mrs. Annie Kilpatrick re- • ported, having sent several cards. Miss Helen Thomrison' •reported on Stewardship, • reading theimem, Yon are a Steward if you have time. Supply and *Welfare was • reporthd by Mrs. Bur Hunter and Social Ptinetioni report- ed by Mrs. Mary MacGilliv- ray. Mrs. Ellen Cardis had visited shut ins the past month and Miss Helen Thompson and Miss Lorna Campbell will act for April. All were so Pleased to the - • members who had been ill for sometime, back with • them. Several • invivations were received to attend Thankof fering -Services. A request was also read asking for \, clean cans, jars, corrugated boxes and newspapers for recycling. - • The devotional part of the meeting was chaired by Mrs. Grace Campbell, All the music was on tape supplied by Miss ,Helen Thompson and Elmer Uinbach, with the ' • t7 use of Mrs. Kilpatrick - organ. Everyone was most grateful for, the hours these people dedicated to some- • thing 'that has brought so much joy to sp many people. The scripture was read by Mrs. Annie Kilpatrick follow- ed by a prayer by Mrs. Grace Campbell. A ,most pleasing medley of tunes was enjoyed, How Great Thou' Art. His Eye is on the Sparrow and 'Amazing Grace. • The study book was cepa,. ly taken by Mrs. Mary Mac- • Gillivray continuing with the • Mission Magazine... She closed with an Easter Poem. Two Pieces of Wood, which related to the Cross. A • duet entitled. Calvary. by • Helen and Elmer on tape, was much enjoyed.. Miss Helen , Thompson 4gave the meditation entitled, Easter: • Mrs. , Grace Campbell thanked all who had. taken part and Mrs. Campbell for • her home. A social tine followed with Mrs. Yeoman conducting a. contest, Visit with lOnloss family • By JoYee114awan • Mr. and Mrs. Dave Found visited on the 'weekend with , her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley. • Robbie and Ricky Johnson spent the weekend with.their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Johnson, , f Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley attended the funeral of his aunt. Mrs. Peggy Elliott in Detroit on •Thursday., On Sunday night, the Stanleys with Mr. and Mrs. End Elliott of Purple Grove, • • Unit 3 Unit *3 of the Lucknow p.c.w. met at the home of Mrs. Thomas Hackett on. Tuesday. April 7. Mrs. Harvey Houston op- ened the meeting with a poem. Man Cannot Live by Bread Alone. She was also accompanist for the hymns. The roll call, A Spring. Poem, was answered byl members. Invitations to attend their Thankofferings were receiv- ed from Dungannon., Trinity and • Whitethurch United Churches. Thankoffering wIl be April 26 at 7.30 p.m. •Mrs. Ernest Ackert was in charge of the program, She was assisted by Mrs, Stuart Reavie in giving an interest, • ing presentation,.The Col- lection of Christian. Virtutes. Many people collect many • different things, but God has • given his children many gifts if the Spirit to collect, and share with others. ' Mrs. Ackert represented each gift by a carefully wrapped box and these were piled oneach other, beginning with Faith • as the foundation. To this was added Virtue, • Know- ledge,. Temperance, Pati- ence i: Godliness, \ Brotherly • Kindness, all crowned by • Love, Which is the greatest power in the world. A candle was lighted, representing Jesus the Light of the World. • Mrs. Reavie gave the Bible • reading. An. Easter medita- • LUCKNOW • UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, APRIL 19. Sunday Sthoo110:00 Worship 11:00 a.m. Rev. Warren McDougall • BA. • Nursery Provided II, &alone Welcome tion concluding with prayer was given by Mrs. Ackert. Jeff Ackert favonred with a piano solo. Mrs. Houston • gave courtesy remarks and closed the • meeting with prayer. Lunch was serveeby the hostess and her committee. Mrs. Ackert, Mrs: Reale and Mrs. Violet Mintz. • Thalt 4 Unit 4 of the Lucknow United Church Women met for their nicinthly meeting on • Tuesday, April 7 with 22 in attendance. Mrs, Harold Greer, presid- • ent, opened the meeting with -a poem entitled, Joy.: .•Mrs. Ken Cameron gave the financial report; Mrs. Graydon Ritchie reported on commOnity friendship; Mrs. wAelelfxateAnadnredwIZ Msurs":1Sytuaartilid • Collyer on citizenship and • social action, Mrs. Collyer's report included a paper on the handicapped. • Invitations were received: • for Thankoffermg meetings • from Luckiiew Presbyterian Church for April. 8; Dungan- non. April 12; Trinity, May 5, and. Whitechurch. Mak 6. • The Thankoffering meet- ing of the Lucknow United Church Women is Sunday, April 26 with guest .speaker, Mrs. Mary Anne. Colwell of • Palmerston, chairman of Bruce Presbytery Mrs. Phil- • lip MacMillan reported on the -Presbyterial she attended' in Southamptont, ' • • .rf,„„er;„firrAsfaer..641— lAvalbormis..;%410144. relasarto41;11,1:1114.6;11.4. 0•44," . . . • LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • Rey. Wm. Munshaw B.A. M. 1)Iv. SUNDAY,Anil, 19 11 a.in: • Combined Services • Church and Sunday School ,• Nursery Provided Everyone Welcome • APPLICATI WILL BE RECEIVED BY Lucknow Recreation Committee . For , • Playground:ors • In Conjunction with the Morning Swimming Program " Also der Skating Supervisors Applicants are Required to Apply • In Writing, Stating Qualffliations By April 30th • • WM. IL HUNTER Lucknow:Rocrootion Committee Box 32., Lucknow, °Mark) .1111.1101.M.110.121. 1111=011111.1.011NOM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mrs. Charles Davies, pro- gram convener, conductethe d • remamder of the meet- ing. Mrs. Leonard Ritchie gave the meditation, Passion of our Lord, dealing with the Last Supper, the Trial and , • Crucifixion of Jesus. A dia • 10110e was given by Min, Margaret Black and Mrs. Velma Morningstar. Mrs. Davies introduced her cousin. Mrs. Carol Lee of Shallow Lake, who rendered many weniiih7hbelre "caowni nuln back- ground aCcompatiiment. • A reading, Shephera and • Sheep, was given by, Mrs. Davies and followed with • prayer. • • The • 'fleeting wavvlosed with the mizpah benediction -7 and a social time followed. Anglieari:thurch of Conaf14.. . . 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