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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-15, Page 10••• Page 10—Lucknow Sentinel St. Augustine C.W.LI The March meeting of the St. Augustine C.W.L. was held in the vestry. on March 7. Father Dentinger opened the meeting with prayer and presid- ent, Mrs. Cyril Boyle, presided in the chair. • The conveners gave their reports. Correspondence, Mrs. G. Redmond; Church- " Wei, Mrs. Franken; Cultural Live, Leona Boyle. Emma Franken is to look after flowers for Easter. It was • reported that new kitchen cup- boards will soon be built in. The 1977 slate of officers will act for 1978. Father Ed Dentinger gave •a talk on help in faith and Mary Boyle gave a reading. The meeting closed and lunch was served. Wednesday, March 15, 1978 Lpeknow. U.C.W., The general meeting of the Ashfield W.M.S. Mrs. Jim MacKenzie welcomed Ashfield Women's •Missionary Society ladies for our February meeting at heropene• d --- Mrs. Jean West •opened the . meeting with call to worship followede-by. prayer. Meditation, "Overcoming Loneliness" was given by Mrs. West. Eleven ladies answered the roll • call, a verse with love in it. Mrs. Lloyd Collins gave a poem, "Love" and offertory prayer was given by Mrs. Gordon Robb. Mrs. Warren Wylds led in the study "Mission and Concept". Everyone took part in suggestions and a discussion followed.—.. Scriptures were read and discus- sed. Mrs. Jim MacKenzie favoured with accordian solos. Mrs. Warren Wylds conducted the business. Supply envelopes were handed out and are to be returned by end of May to Mrs. Henry MacKenzie; also used clothing. Anyone with, used eye glasses, cards or stamps may be given to Mrs. Stuart MacLennan by the end of March to be sent to needy countries. Mrs. Jean West gave the closing prayer. Lunch and a social time followed. LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH INTERIM MODERATOR Rev. Robert Armstrong Phone Wingham 3572072 • Rev. Wm. Munshaw Minister , ,SUNDAY, MARCH 19 , 10:00 a.m. Sunday School - 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev. L. Van Staalduinen Pastor - SUNDAY, MARCH 19 • Services at 10:00 a.M. and 230 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today CKNX Wingham, 10:30 a.m. ' Radio dial 920 Lucknow United Church 'Women was held in the Fellowship Room on, Tuesday, February 21st at 8,00 p.m. The president, Mrs. Glen Walden,, welcomed the ladies with the reading, "What is Life?" Mrs. Walden urged the com- mittee conveners to meet with their unit counterparts to plan their work for the coming year. The schedule for Pinecrest Manor visitation is. as follows. Unit 4 - Marti.), Unit 3, April, Unit 2 - May and Unit 1 - June. The ladies were reminded of the World Day of Prayer to be held in St., Peter's Anglican Church, Friday, March.. 3rd and the Presbyteriat Meeting, Monday, March 6th in Port Elgin. There will be nursery facilities available for the latter. Mrs. Robt. Campbell of the Citizenship and Social Action committee,' • presided for the devotions. Mrs. Harvey Webster at the piano_ accompanied the singing of hymns. Mrs. Walter Dexter led in prayer and Mrs. Walden gave the meditation, by 'showing slides of scenery, using the seasons and reading passages of scripture pertinent to the pictures. Piano instrumentals by Mrs. H. Webster were enjoyed by the ladies. Trinity U.C.W.. Mrs, Eldon Bradley introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Jack •Reavie of Wingham, who spoke on her work at the Golden Circle School which is for children •of ages five to nineteen with an attendance of twenty-four at present. The school is now a part.* of the public school and shares the library, gymnasium etc. with the other children. Mrs. Reavie also showed slides of their classes and wqrkshop. Mrs, Jack McDonagh very capably thanked the speaker. The offering was received by Mrs. Jack Kilpatrick and Mrs. Eldon Henderson and dedicated by Mrs. .Gordon Kirkland. Mrs. Peter Cook closed the meeting with prayer. JOINT MEETING OF LUCKNOW U.C.W. • Unit 1 and 3 met with unit 2 of . the Lucknow United • Church Women on Tuesday, March 7 in the fellowship room. Mrs. Grace Gibson welcomed everyone to the meeting. After reading the scripture she turned the meeting over to Mrs. Glen Walden, convener for the after- noon„ • The theme was Lent. Mrs. Eldon Ritchie read the scripture. Mrs. Walden read "The Man with the Brown Paper Parcel", a parable used as a means of teaching, as told by Rev. Howard. Mrs. Charles Wilkins held the Reflections from "Some Cam: March 9th meeting at her home el, Some Needle", on the with an attendance of 23 mem- meaning of Lent and Holy Week, bers and 1 child giving an article by Arnold Edinborough, from the from the Observer. book, "Countdown to Easter", were read by .several.ladies. Mrs.- The meeting opened with the playing of a reeord'hased enthe Harvey Houston gave a piano devotion. Mrs. rin aCk Irwin—read instrumental. •different bible passages and Mrs. Slides of last year's Easter Dra, D. A. Hackett read the meditation ma were shown by Mrs. Walden. on "In Worship": Mrs. Hackett Mrs. W. G. Hunter read, "The closed .thd devotions with prayerDays Before Easter" . The president, Mrs. Donald The U.C.W. is again sponsor - Hackett,' gave a reading, "Advice ing the CommunityChoir from on Lent". Wiarton, on Tuesday, April 11. • Mrs. Jim Hunter took a special Mrs. Walden gave a report of part at the meeting, presenting a the Bruce Presbyterial held on March 6. , The Legend of the life membership pin to Mrs. Frances Wilkins. Mrs. Jim Shp- Shamrock was told by Mrs. •pard of Brantford, employed at Walden. T Five Oaks, gave a few chosen' he meeting closed with prayer words and thanked the ladies for and refreshments were served. the quilts that she received to use UNIT 1 at Five Oaks, Paris, Ontario. Mrs. Ken Alton handed out The March 7th meeting of Unit questions on offices or commit- 1 Lucknow. United Church Wom tees resonsible in the United ; en, met in the church parlour with- P Church Women meetings and the 15 members and 1 visitor. Leader qualities of a good leader. Mrs. Isabel Havens opened with an Easter Thought and prayer. The study book on the Carib- beans was taken by Mrs. Cook • Roll call was answered by; naming -a,,placd in-Iteland. Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins led the bible study. Edith Webster volunteered to act as assistant secretary and Mrs. Thank you notes were read by Mrs. Allan Ritchie and an invita- Anna Mae Hunter volunteered to assist the phoning committee: tion from Dungannon U.C.W. to • Edna MacDonald offered her attend their Thankoffering on Sunday, March 19th at p.m. services • for • Stewardship and 8 ' in Recruiting. Mrs. Phyllis Morrison • the church auditorium. Over 2 lbs. of usedpostage made her requests for help and stamps were sent • to . Leprosy food for the Milk Testers banquet Missions in Toronto and a quilt to be held in the church on and food to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Friday, March 31st at noon. We Menary. ••still need a flower conVener. Unit Trinity girls quilted a The 4-H 1 is responsible for entertainment , , at ' crib quiltior a project and gave it , Pinecrest in June. to the Menary family. The • This Concluded the business president . read a letter on a and we joined Units 1 and 2 in the f Fashion Show to be held March fellowship room for a program 13th in Goderich. und lunch prepared by Unit 2. UNIT 2 LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 19,, 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.in. Morning Worship Palm Sunday and Sacrament of the Lord's Supper • Nursery Provided for pre-school children Jr. Congregation, for 5 - 8 year old children • Unit 2 of Lucknow United Church Women held. the 'March meeting in the fellowship room on Tuesday, March 7. Mrs. Grace Gibson opened the meeting with a poem Springtimel '. The roll call . was, "A sermon' iin a sentente". • The treasurer's repot+ was given by Mrs. Jannet Drennan. Social function g were reported by Mrs. Chas. MacDonald; Supply and Welfare by Mrs. W. G. Hunter. A number of quilt blocks and other supplies were handed in. • • The offering was dedicated by Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Gibson closed the meeting with prayer. NOTICE LOCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OP tr • Member Information Meeting MON. 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