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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-01-10, Page 7Znekuow Sentinel, Wednesday, Jauuaty IUs 1996 6 — PA ou s take a positive look at 9 Units by Anna May Hunter Allem Bradley Units 1 and 2 of the Luckn United Church 'Wooten met in the church parlor on Jain. for"the first meeting of 1996Ella 'Hackett .and Phyllis Morrison were in charge of the pet . lick program, following the. theme New Year".. ..Phyllis opened with a ,verse to A New Year followed by. a hymn. Ella read Verses: on °n: new, year emphasizing stow we should dat; , to go forwards with confidence, good will and make 1996 even better than the year just over. ¢ . , Anna May Hunter read the scripture from St. John's first chapter,. followed by, Elia giving the meditation on making the best use of our time. We all Bove talents, she said, and we should use them to be good servants of the Lord. Allene Wadley offered prayer and another hymn was sung. Several titeinbers took, tarns reading articles with good advice or thoughts that we should remember all through the new year. Shirley Bolts reading likened the. new year to door opening for us, as the old, one closed,. behind us, with all the mistakes and- omissions to be forgotten; We should: go through. the new door with confidence and assurance to 'do better.• Mary Loth shared The New Calendar with mernbe*s and! Anna May read Take Tulle to Think and Act. Responsible. Ilion Leraoine, Noma Campbell and Carolyn Menary par- ticipated as well. Elsie Houston .played a piano instrumental" 'The Entertainers" as well as accompanying the 'hymns. Phyllis read from the UCW Mandate about Reverse Offering. This is a custom carried out in the Steinbach , United Church in Manitoba,Sinoe 1989, the first Sunday of each month, a slip of paper is.removed from, the offerl g - plate as your own offering is placed: On this paper is the name of ,a food item, you may bang one of the ;next three Sundays. At the end: of the mouth, you have a table .flowing with groceries for the Friendship }louse that the church supports. Moue read an article on the new hymn book.. Ella read another article and this was followed by .a hymn,. lunch and fellowship. Allene presented the new list of members, The gaits then divided to conduct their election of officers» Muriel Coutes will be the guest speaker at the joint meeting of all UCW units on Feb. 6. AILY SPECIALS *Eo NOON Li FF T 4 25 $6 96 Fresh Homemade Pie $ pups Daily LUCKNOW Your Hosts The Greig s Licenced under L L B O. . Lucknow Lancers Senior " B , Hockey Club is hosting -the hosting-theAnnual +� it It Senior.to It as a pot luck prograin New year is step for Unit 3 when they �rnet. stone to r�►vhby Mary Lou - Unit 3 of the Lucknow United Church Women gathered in the church parlor on Jan. 2 for a potluck program. The new president,, Jane Treleaven, read a verse Life Is a Gift to.. be Used Everday. . Anne Anderson and Mary Lou Irwin conducted a short - devotional with Mrs. Irwin reading scripture. and Mrs. 'Anderson the meditation. `MarY Boyle , read Bikini and Marshall Islands for the Fellowship of the Least Coin The balance of the program consisted of readings, 'hymns, information on the new Hymnals, prayer and a piano selection -by" Elsie Houston. Everyone told what. they enjoyed most about their Christmas. Mrs. 'Treleaven announced that. the UC' ,general.. meet- ing will be'Jan. 30` in the church, parlor with refreshments at. 7:30 and the meeting at 7:45 p.m. S me c necres 'by Ruth Buchineier.' Margaret Collyer, was hostess for the January meeting of the South Kinloss Women's Missionary Society when they gathered, at Pinecrest'Manor: Nursing Home. The devotion was given by Nancy Maclntyre and mem bership fees- were paid to treasurer Doris MacKinnon. .Rollcall was answered with Wilma. Clarke playing a piano solo, some gave readings and Ruth Bell sang ,a solo accompanied by Wilma. w The bible study was taken from Mark 4 - Parable on the message of the mustard seed. It was given by Mrs. Clarke by Mildred Loree The New Year was 'wel- comed at the meeting of the Lucknow Presbyterian WNIS held at the church .on Jan. 3, The new president Norma Raynard welcomed everyone and opened the - program with a reading. "Making the New Year a stepping stone to growth." Everyone joined in singing Another Year is Pawning, accompanied by ;i)onalda' Moffat, and then repeated the WMS motto. Maudie ` Fisher read' the devotions which had been, prepared by Peru MacDonald with the scrip- ture from Matthew 15 and an article about Lebanese, women of faith working for change. The rollcall was.. answered with a New Year%. resolution and ' the payment of fees. The variety number •' RIDE SAFF i RIDE .SODER Ruth Bell and Ruth Buchineier, Florence 'McConnell read. the prayers and Vera Schmidt read the offertory. prayer;. Mrs. Collyer replied to Mrs,. Clarke's, courtesy : remarks, and Olive Needham closed with prayer. tar Dame ay,.January to ' 7:30 p.m. Luoknow 'District Sports Complex Ali. Star Shoot Out Between .Periods Blueline Club :OO p.m. 41:0 1:00 a.m. 1/111111111111111 11111111111111111111141111111111111111111111111111111111 by Muriel Moffat was two readings, God Bless Your Year and God Shows in •Your Face. The topic was in the form of 'a video "The Making of the Precious Momerits Chapel," the fulfillment of a life time dream of one of America's most famous - painters, • Samuel J. Butcher, creator ' of the Precious Moment's Collection and•• is located in : Carthage, Missouri, Peggy Henderson read an article from a book by L. M. Montgomery that everyone. enjoyed. 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