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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-05-13, Page 10• • • 10—tuchnow • ,Vnit 1 U.C.W. each of Anglican, Roman " Catholic, Lutheran, Quaker Mrs, Russ Button welcont- ed the member of Lucknow U.C.W. Unit t to her home for their May meeting, She opened the meeting with a poem, Maytime and conduct- ed the business. The roll call, . a recommended book, was answered by 15 members. Reports were given by Mrs. Vernon Hunter, on cards sent. Mrs, Gordon Morrison had a good re- sponse for food for social functions., The . work shop meeting is May tS and. Mother and Daughter ban- quet June 3. Mrs. Cliff • Menary reported for stew- ardship, Life is a Gift. Mrs. Eva freeman collected knit- ted articles and handy bags for shut ins. A presentation to patients at Pinecrest is to be early in June. Donations of toys for the church nursery would be welcomed. Mrs. Glen Walden. con- vened the program and read a poem, Sprhkgtime. Mrs. Rice read the scripture. She sang a lovely solo, Have Thine Own Way Lord. Mrs. Wm. Humphrey gave the meditation, Whatmakes a Mother's Dayflt is the day after day care . of a baby through , childhood into re- sponsible adulthood. She read two. poeMs, A mother's' crown, and 'What makes a Gratnintethert Mrs. Walden, offered prayer and read a poen, Are all the children In?. Give us our children, was the theme of Mrs.. Walden's, topic. People from all walks of life, In Chile and Arg. • entina, are repressed by their governments and pow- erful peoples in their comp tries. The military built into homes with no warning., seize:young people and bab, • les and they are never seen again. Mothers are appeal- ing to women of the Americ- as, to help locate and return their loved ones. Francis Ar- bour and his staff work .for the Ecumenical churches for Hutirian Rights. Two' from dUnited Churches,work .. together to help the re- pressed7peOple, Letters writ- tento Amnesty International . will show Otir concern for these estimated kid- napped children, Mrs. Walden read T.4e. Legend of the Trillium, and conducted a contest on hos!, bands and wivesof the.11101e, Mrs.'Button read, God made a wonderful mother. 'A most successful ; bake and plant sale. was held With Mrs. Vernon' Hunter as auction, .. 'eer,.• • • Unit 2 U.C.W. In the afternoon, of May, 5 , the United Church Women, • Unit 2, of Lucknow met at the • home of - Mrs. Peter took with an attendance of 17 and one visitor. On a showery afternoon, a happy and • friendly group made for a Very enjoyable afternoon. Mrs. Cook welcomed ev- eryone and read a poem entitled, Spring. Mrs. Wes Ritchie assisted on the piano. The roll pall was answered • by all giving their Mother's maiden name: Mrs. 'Kilpatrick reported on cards for the sick. and Miss Lorna Campbell report- ed on having visited 12 shut ins axing the past month accompanied by Miss Helen Thompson. • . For stewardship, Miss Helen Thompson • read a poem entitled, No one escap- es from money. The treasur- er. A very warm and colour- ful quilt was shown, sewn by Mrs. Bill Bolt. Several social functions were reported by Mrs. Cook and food requests supplied. treasur- er's report was given by Mrs. Mary Toth and supply and. welfare by Mrs. Beryl Hunt- A poem 'entitled, Our , Mother's Prayer, closed this portion of the meeing. The devotional part of the meeting was chaired by Mrs. Mamie Henderson, The theme being, Mothers, she read the poem entitled, The Mother's Watch. The scrip-. tore lesson was read by Miss Lorna Campbell. The meditation was given by Miss Helen Thompson. In keeping with the theme, she chose Hannah, the Mother of Samuel, to emphasize "Motherhood". Mrs. Ellen Cardis led in prayer, follow- ed with a beautiful musical number by Mrs. Ritchie • entitled, Mother. The study portion was taken by Mrs. Gertle Treleaven, speaking on India, where her daughter Ruth and husband have been sent. It proved most interest- ing. Two musical numbers were sung, •entitled, My Mother's Prayer by Mrs- Marnie Henderson, Mrs. El. len Cardis, Miss Helen Thompson and ' Mrs. Bill Catnpbell. • A very successful hobby sale was held with Mrs. Bill. Campbell as auctioneer. A dainty lunch was served by the committee in charge and a social hour enjoyed. .• • Unit 3 U.C.W. On Tuesday, NItry 5 Mrs. 'Raynard Ackert welcomed 17 members of Unit 3, Lucknow U.C.W. at her home, Mrs. Harvey Houston pre- sided and opened the nmet! . . S meet The Presbyterian After- • noon W.M.S. met on May 6. The nteeting opened with. Mrs. Omar. Books reading a poems, The Right Hand of God. Prayer followed' by Mrs. Austin Loree, The Bible Study was given by Mrs•. James Little. Report on the Synodical was given by.. Mrs, Noble Johnston, Mrs. Cyril Brown gave a review on the Glad Tidings. ° Mrs. Austin Loree reported for the visiting committee for the month of April. Mission Study was taken by Mrs, fames Aitchison. • Mrs, Cyril Brown favoured with an instrumental. The meeting closed with a prayer by .Mrs. William Porteous. Study religions The May meeting of •South Kinloss W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs, Harold Howald May 6, The presid- ent. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, opened the meeting with a poem, Where Wild Flowers Grow, and prayer, 'The Bible Study and Meditation, The Virtuous Women, was given' by Mrs. Ray Buchmeler, The roll call was answered with the word, Rewardin a scripture verse. Mrs. Don Bell gave a reading, God's • • Garden, The topic and study • was prepared by Mrs, Bruce • Hamilton, with a Sunday School class acting in a play, • comparing cults and relig- ious customs of other 'count- ries to Christianity, as known to us in Christian countries, Mrs, 'Fraser MacKinnon •gave the offertory prayer, . and courtesies by Mrs BruteHarnilton. Hamilton, The hostess and directors Mrs. Ray auch- mei& and, Mrs, Bruce Ham- ilton served lunch. • ••4,x xrneui01.444,4•44 ,441,4,,,4,51A• • •,111. .• • /Bothwell Limited) Phone Phone Wardsville 693-4383 . Komolm 471.3059 Dungannon 5294947 Washed Materials—Crushed Sto!M Cement Gravel Crushed Gravel—Road Contractors' ing by reading a poem. May Day Song. After the singing of a hymn, routine business\ was conducted. The roll call was answered by naMing A Christian quality of my moth- er. It was announced there would be a Presbyterial Workshop at the church, May 15. Mrs. Lawrence McLeod was in charge of the pro- gram, opening with a poem, Count Your Blessings. Mrs. Evelyn Henderson led in the devotional period with Bible readings. Her meditation was concerned LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, MAY 17 Sunday School HMO a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Rev. Warren McDougall B.A. M.Div. Nursery Provided Everyone Welcome 1.-...............1.................................... with the permissiveness of our society. A motto for the Christian might be, To -day I will strive to be a positive influence on all with whom 1 come in contact. Mrs. McLeod told of the introduction of the present day observance of Mother's Day, Which was introduced in the United States in 1914. A. poem,' Mother , Love, was read by Mrs. Anna Dexter, and Lilacs by Mrs. McLeod. Mrs. Edna MacDonald gave a thoughtful study of missionaries, Planting and Receiving. 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