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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-01-20, Page 10church news ineknow Senilnei, 1P i, 'knimiy $, ne2--Pitge la - Institute do.nates..walker to Silver .Circk-Ni.rsery The Lucknow Women's In- sttnte held their monthly meeting on Monday, January 18 at 1.15 p.m. in the Town Hall, Following the singing of the. Institute. Grace, Mrs. Armstrong Wilson,, Mrs. Grace Campbell and Mrs. Howard, Barger served , a delicious • dessert. Mrs. Cyril Brown introduc- ed ntroduc ed Mr. James McWhinney E.M.C.A., Emergency Med- ical Care Attendant of the Wingham and District Am- bul*nce Service and "also representing the Cardio Pul-. monary, .Resuscitation pro- gram of the Wingham and District Hospital Mr. Mc- Whinney cWhinney . gave a talk on 'his case which contained a baby manequin and monitor and demonstrated how a trained attendant could •save the, life of a' baby. Mrs. Cyril Brawn thanked Mr; McWhinney for his very informative talk. Mr. -George Whitby, chief Donnybrook UCW elect new officers ro The Jnuary meeting of The new slate .of officers Donnybrook 11.0 .W. was for 1982-83 includes: presid- held at the home of Mrs. •ent, June Robinson; 1st vice, Stuart Chimney with a small attendance on ;Tuesday, Jan- uary 12. Mrs R. Hanna opened the meeting with the theme, Be- ginnings for 1982. Marg McConnell gave us some Teas on What to do *nd not to do for relatives and friends in nursing homes. LubaStratton gave ideas and. responsibilities on . Home Care. Mrs. R. Hanna gave a poem, Today, followed with.. prayer.: Margaret I1ildebtand; 2nd vice, Luba Strutton; secret- ary for recording and cones- pondence, Anne Thompson; assistant, Wanda Jefferson; 'secretary and treasurer, Lois Chamney; nominating com- mittee, June Robinson, Margaret Hildebrand and Alice Jefferson; communica- tions co-ordinator, Wanda Jefferson; stewardship.. and finance,. Donna ` Bieman; leadership development, Margaret Hildebrand; church in society, Joan Arm strong • and Lois Chamney Mrs. Robinson took , Christian development, Eil- over for the business: een Ham, Trinity UCW discuss voltYnteer work On January_ 14, Trinity U.C.W. held their first meet- ing for 1982 atthe home of Mrs. `Russell Irvin with anat- • tendance of 28 ladies and five children. The meeting was called to order • with the .president, Mrs. Ken Alton reading a poem,' Great Is The Power Of Man And Mind. . The devotions began with a verse by Mrs. Blake Alton, I Have Faith. Mrs. Living- ston Menary led` in prayer, then the read the scripture from Matthew. The medita- tion on the flight ofMaryand Joseph into Egypt was given by Mrs. Alton, the devotions clsed with prayer. Mrs. Charles Wilkins con-, • ducted it; Bible Study in the form of a debate, Is it more gratifying \to do volunteer work, than to do work for pay? with the judgesdecid- ing the workers for pay had the most positive points, but . in our society we need some of both. Mrs. Chester Hack- ett led in prayer. The Study Period, taken by Mrs. Greg Blake and Mrs. Murray Irvin, was on Justice ' and Faith, with the ladies being divided into groups for questions and discussion. Mrs. Alex Hackett read a " poem, Throughout the Com- ing Year. ` Following the business, the president closed Y,with prayer and all enjoyed a social hour together. junior iflstitute see' slides of Britain The Lucknow Junior In- stitute met on Tuesday, January 12 in the Lucknow Town Hall. The roil' call, a place 1 would like to visit, was answered by nine menibers. The group decided against serving at the -Lions supper because many, of the mem- bers work at jobs outside the home. • • Bill Armstrong spoke to the ladies about his trip to the United Kingdom which he took on a Junior Farmer Exchange program. His talk made everyone • feel • they would like to visit the United Kingdom. The topic of the February meeting • will be smocking and Dr. Feenstra will speak at the April meeting on the topic, How the position of your child within the family (oldest. middle child, young- est) affects the child. ' A social time followed the meeting. of the Lucknow Fire Depart- ment, epart:ment, spoke on the need of a Handie-Talkie Portable Radio for the Firemen. When some of the firemen go into a burning building they have no way of getting' in contact with the firemen outside in case they are in danger. Such a 'situation has occurred when fighting a fire. Mrs. Marshall Gibson, president, presided for the business and read a poem, The New Year. The roll call was answered with, Name one thing you are going to try this year. Mrs. Armstrong Wilson and Mrs. P. S. Stewart were appointed to work ' on the history of the Lucknow Wom- en's Institute for the book of Lucknow 1983 Jamboree. • A donation of $100 was given 'to the Wingham and Area Day Centre for the Homebound. Mrs. Armstrong Wilson gave a report of the presen- • tation of a child's walker chair to the Silver Circle Nursery School in Wingham' by Mrs. Marshall Gibson, on behalf of the Lucknow Worn - en's Institute NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS Interest on due and unpaid taxes prior to 1982 is :increased to 18% per. annum: as authorised. under the provisions of.. The Municipal interest and Discount Act, 1981. TOWNSHIP OF.KINLOSS Ir s i r s It was decided the Luck - now .Women's Institute would buy a baby manequin and monitor for -the Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation program of the Wingham andDistrict Hospital. A motion was also passed that the Ludrnow Women's Institute would buy a new Handie-Talkie Portable Radio for the Lucknow Fire- men. Mrs. Armstrong Wilson was chairman for the pro- gram and read a poem, Glorious !slew Year. LUCKNOW 1PRESBYTERIAN& CHURCH" Rev. Wm.,Munshaw B.A. M.DIv. 1 SUNDAY, JANUARY 24 11 a.m.. Combined Services i Church and Sunday .�hool t NurserScy Provided EEveryone Welcome The motto, Resolve to live one day at a time, do not worry about the past, but look,to the future with hope, was given by Mrs. Grace Campbell and Dianne Wilson played a delightful clarinet solo, Amazing Grace. Miss Ruth Thompson, who with her sister, took a trip to., China last October, showed slides and gave a very inter- esting talk on the places that they visited. Mrs. Howard Barger thanked Miss Thompson and presented her with a gift and the meeting closed. 14"."-6..71LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUN, JANUARY.?4 SundayDAYSchool 10:00 a.m. ' f Worship 11:00 a.m. 1 Rev. Warren McDougall B.A.IH.DI,. 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