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UCW take time to remember UCW study
by Anna May Hunter
Units I'mand 2 of
Lucknow UCW met in
the church parlor Nus 5
The program led by
GraLe Gibson. Phs Itis
Morrison. Norma
Campbell and Margaret
Cameron was on
Remembrance
A liturgy for medita-
tion and prayer, was con-
ducted by all four ladies.
Norma read the verse
"Why wear a poppy,,"
The poppy is a symbol
for the gallant men that
fought that we would be
free. Wear a poppy and
remember
Phs His. and Margaret
had readings on peace
and Grace closed the
meeting with brayer
Unit 2
Laura Steffler charred
the business tor the l_'rlrt
1 The rollcall was
answered by gr ‘ ing
donations for the friend-
ship homes
The pennies for the
Least Coin were collect-
ed and Laura read
"Peace- - there are many
inJustILes in the world.
Let us work for Justice
and peace on earth and
let it begin with me'
Prayer was offered.
The financial report on
the fowl supper watt
given
A social time was
enjoyed as Lois Walden
conducted the hubby
sale.
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in the parlor.
13ernadean Ritchie,
Mary Boy4e and AIILC
Ritchie presented the
worship service which
linked the concerns about
Justice for women and
Justice for the en\ iron -
tent. The scriptures and
meditation were about
creation. Mrs Ritchie
read a poem Homemade
Things. Wilda Campbell
sang God WillTakeCare
of You. Laura Lee
Cayley accompanied the
hymns.
The business for the
meeting was do charge of
Ilene Greer. assistant
leader. On the
Remembrance 1)a�
theme. she read What I)u
1 Know of War.' Fur roll -
call the ladies told about
members of their families
who were %eterans
Jean Irwin reported
that Nimble Fingers were
making stuffed toys for
Christmas gifts. Kathleen
Collyer read an article
for Citizenship and Mrs.
Ritchie reported for
Friendship and
Visitation Mrs. C'ayley
reported eight girls are.
attending the new
Explorers group.
Fellowship of the Least
Coin on Peace was given
by Mrs. Boyle. Everyone
is to bring their holiday
bag and Thankoffering
envelope to the next
meeting, on Nov. 26.
Anne Anderson gave
information she received
at the Bruce Presbyterial
she attended en tic,\. 4
"I he meeting ended
with a successful Bake.
Sale with Mrs. Ijitchie as
auctioneer
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by Jean Ross
The Whitechurch
UCW met on Nov. 6, at
the home, of Mildred
McClenaghan with a lun-
cheon prior to the meet-
ing.
The theme of the
meeting was church in
society. Mildred and
Hazel Laidlaw were in
charge. Alice Moore read
the scripture. Agnes
Farrier played the piano
while Mildred read the A
Country Church.
The Dec. 4 meeting
will be at Agnes Farriers,
ladies are asked to hring
a grocery item for
Sal\ation Army, and a
gilt for the surd al
Whitechurch
house. Rollcall wilt be a
Christmas custom in
your family.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Sleightholm were
Thursday visitors with
David and Eileen
Sleightholm and family
of Goderich. On Sunday
they visited with Dalton
and Phyliss Noles and
family of Exeter.
Don and Jean Ross,
and Russel Ross of
Wingham were dinner
guests with Flora Fear of
Vanastra on Saturday.
story of Prodigal Son
used for devotions
rLuchnow�
WMS
by Mildred Loree
1)onalda Moffat was
in charge of the program
for the Lucknow
Presbyterian WMS when
they.held their Nov. 6
meeting at the church
She opened with'a call to
worship®and a reading
..This Is the Day."
Shirley Hawthorne
gave the devotions read-
ing the story of the
Prodigal Son.. She spoke
on the attitude of the
older brother and how
much we all are like him,
feeling good should be
recognized. Life cannot
be judged on a human
scale but through divine
intervention.
The rollcall was
answered with a verse on
Remembrance.
Norma Raynard spoke
on the Five Year Plan the
WMS has been introduc-
ing. What is our purpose,
the why or philosophy,
the goals or where should
we .be, and the action - to
spread the good news in
response to the love of
God in Jesus Christ,
Each member returned
their questionnaire with
regards to changing or
I a•I tr�r.• Ift'+ 11'41111-. ref.
Women's Missionary
Society as it is. Anyone
that has suggestion's for
next year's programs
may bring thein before
the end of the year.
Alice Taylor read- the
story of Stan Mikita and
his doubts and fears of
conducting a hockey
school for deaf boys. He
found that people hear
best with their hearts.
Joanne Vanderveen
reported there are eight
girls in the new explorers
group. It was decided to
again send donations to
Presbyterian World
Service, Sleeping
Children, CNIB for talk-
ing • books and the
Salvation Army, •
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