HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-05-10, Page 10Pogo 10,--Lacknow Sentinel, Wedneadoy, May 10, 1978
Church groups and women's Institutes meet
ST., AUGUSTINE C.W.L.
The May meeting of the St.
Augustine Catholic Women's
League was held May 2 in the
Vestry, with president, Mrs. Cyril
Boyle in the chair. Father
Dentinger opened with prayer
and Mrs. Franken gave the
spiritualreadi rig.
Plans were discussed towards
the 75th anniversary of the St.
Augustine Parish which is to be
held August 6.
The new kitchen cupboards
• purchased by the, C.W.L. have
been installed.
Members were invited to a
retreat at St. Joseph's, Kings-
bridge in late May. •
Final plans were made for the <
First Communion Breakfast on
Sunday, May 14.
Father Dentinger spoke on
Christian Missions. Mrs. Cyril
Boyle gave a reading and the
meeting closed with prayer and
lunch.
LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN W.M.S.
Mrs, Omar Brooks presided at.
the May meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society held in the
Sunday School room of the,
Presbyterian Church in Lucknow
on May 3. Mrs. W. Ponteau led
in prayer following the opening.
The Presbyterial is to be in
Belmore late in May and the
T UCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Doug Kaufman
Minister
SUNDAY, MAY 14
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11. a.m. Morning Worship
Nursery Provided
for pre-school children
Jr. Congregatidn for
5 - 8 year 91d children
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LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
Rev. L. Van Staalduinen
Pastor
SUNDAY, MAY 14
Services at 10:00 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
Special Youth Service
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LUCKNOW'
P.RE$BYTERIAN:
CHURCH
Rev. Wm. Munshaw B.A.
M.Div.
SUNDAY, MAY 14,..,
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
.Sunday School in Charge of
Mother's Day Service
Leader, Mrs. June Gilchrist
Everyone Welcome
auxiliary has been invited to visit
Pinecrest Manor.
Mrs. A. Loree gave the Bible
Study and Mrs. Brooks gave the
offering prayer.
The Mission Study was taken
by Mrs. R. Forrester; an account
of the changing face.. of the
Caribbean Islands. Mrs. Forester
closed the study with prayer.
Following the hymn, Rev. Mun-
shaw closed the meeting with
prayer. •
LUCKNOW U.C.W. UNIT 1
Seventeen members gathered
at the home of Mrs. Lawrence
MacLeod for the May meeting of
Unit 1, U,C.W. Ruth Pritchard, as
program convener, opened the
meeting with a Mother's Day
poem. -Edyth MacKenzie gave a
reading on the Mother's Day
theme. Phyllis Morrison read the
scripture and followed with
prayer. _ Mrs. Lawrence MacLeod
read an article on the Mother's
Day theme and Mrs. Roy Havens
read a poem. Edyth MacKenzie
closed the program with a prayer
for Mothers.
The committee reports were
given and thanks were received
from Mrs. McMurchy, Mrs.
Murdie and Miss Thompson for
cards they received. The regular
offering was received and the
Blanket Fund collected. Freda
Button was auctioneer for a
successful Hobby Sale.
SOUTH KINLOSS W.M.S.PRESBYTERIAN .
Mrs. .Philip Steer was hostess
for the May meeting of South
Kinloss Women's Missionary
Society. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall
presided and welcomed all.
Minuteswere read • by the
secretary, Mrs. Harry Lavis,
followed with the business. The
90th anniversary of our W.M.S. is
this year and a committee of Mrs.
Ira Dickie, Mrs. Jack Needham
and Mrs. Evan Keith were voted
to plan for a special meeting. The
Presbyterial will be held in
Belmore later in May.
The Bible Study by, Mrs. Ted .
Collyer was on David, one of the
outstanding leaders . of Israel.
Mrs. Frank MacKenzie read an
editorial from the Glad Tidings on
the Bertholet's appointed by the
Presbyterian Church to work in
Nepal. Accordian music played by
Mrs. Leonard Clarke was enjoy-
ed. Mrs. Clark Needham, Mrs.
Haroldustin, Mrs. Gib Hamil-
ton took part in the Prayer Circle.
The offertory prayer was by Mrs.
Harry Lavis.
The Study Book chapter, Faith
and Action, was given by Mrs.
Evan Keith,
The closing prayer was given
by ` Mrs. Alvin Schmidt, and
courtesies by Mrs. Ted Collyer. A
social half hour followed, served
by the hostess and directors, Mrs.
Ted Collyer and Mrs. Evan keith.
LUCKNOW U.C.W. UNIT 3
Unit 3 of the Lucknow United
Church Women met in the church
parlour on May 2 with Ahnie
Kilpatrick as hostess. The tables
were decorated with spring
daffodils and hyacinths.
Mrs. Cook welcomed everyone
and read a Mother's Day poem.
On behalf of the choir, she
thanked the committee for the
lunch served to the choirs
,following the Wiarton and District
Choir Concert on April 10. Mrs.
Bradley reported on the visit to
Pinecrest Manor recently.
Following a brief business
period, Mrs. Cook gave these
announcements:
- an invitation to "A Bridal Gowns
Through the Ages Review" at the
St. Andrew's United Church,
Ripley in June •
= a retreat at Silver Lake Camp in
June •
- a general meeting with the
Stewardship Division ` in charge
later this month.,
Mrs. Eldon Bradley was con-
vener for the program with the
theme, "Mothers". Sheopened
with a verse and a hymn. The
scripture was read by Olive Smith
and the meditation' by Mrs.
Murray Henderson. Mrs. Bradley
read a prayer and Mrs. Ross
Henderson gave "Mother's Day
Thoughts".
Mrs. Bradley conducted a brief
study on Tourism in the Carib-
bean and some of the missionary
work being done on the islands. A
contest, "Mothers in the Bible",
was played and Mrs. C9ok closed
with prayer.
The committee, Mrs. Ross
Henderson, Mrs. Murray Hend-
erson, Mrs. Jim Wraith and Mrs.
Eldon Bradley served the dessert.
Following lunch, Mrs. Ross
Shiells acted as auctioneer for the
Hobby Sale which netted $35.
LUCKNOW U.C.W. UNIT 2
The May meeting of Lucknow
United Church Women Unit 2 was
held at the home of Mr's. Andrew,
Ritchie. Grace Gibson opened
with a welcome and a poem.
The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Andrew Ritchie,
Community Friendship was given
by Ada Webster. Mrs: Chas.
MacDonald, for social functions,
made arrangements for, catering
to a wedding later in May. Mrs.
W. G..Hunter reported for Supply
and Welfare and displayed a quilt
which has been made.Blanket
fund collection was taken.
Mrs.. Glen Walden announced
the joint meeting and spring
Thankoffering on June 16. Invita-
tions were received to attend the
Ripley U.C.W. "Bridal Fashions
Through the Ages" and the
retreat at Silver Lake. The
offering was taken by Mrs.
Ritchie and dedicated by Mrs.
Gibson,
Mrs. Raynard Ackert took
charge of the devotional. She
opened with prayer and Eva
Freeman read the scripture. Mrs.
Ackert read the devotional and
Mrs, Glen Walden played the
record of a hymn. Ada Webster
gave a Mother's Day ,.reading.
Elizabeth Robinson introduced
the speaker, Mrs. Ken Laidlaw,
who showed slides on the
Caribbean Island of Grand Cay-
man.
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