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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-02-09, Page 14w A church news lateknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 9. l963—Pa* 14 Lucknow UCW units study south sea islands On February 1 members of Unit 1 met with Unit 2 of Lucknow I.T,C,W. in the fellowship room of the church for noon luncheon, After lunch Mrs, Stewart MatcGillivray railed the meeting to order with a thoughtlttl verse and prayer, The committee in charge, Mrs, Russ Button, Mrs, Wil- liam Campbell and Mrs, Wil- liam Bolt, had prepared devotions, on the them, Take time to love, Mrs, William Campbell ave a paper on, Let me take gave Mrs, Russell Button choose, Take time for children and Mrs, Bolt, Rushing after time, Mrs, E. Rice entertained with two piano solos. Mrs, Vernon Hunter re- viewed the location and a history of the South Pathic Wands, the Mission study for this year. Mrs, Robert Irwin and Mrs, Eldon Brad- ley told in a most interesting way about the natives who visited Canada on behalf of their country and our Mis- sion Study. Mrs, Eldon Bradley used a paper written by a Miss Snobelen of Blenheim, who had worked in Papua New Guinea and her experiences. She said women are very down trodden and really bear the burden of work, They are trying to make conditions easier for women, Mrs. Bradley thanked the ladies of Unit 1 for entertaining Unit 2. Unit 2 Following the joint meet- ing Unit 2 held their business meeting, Twenty ladies and Lucknow WMS The afternoon W,M,S, of the Lucknow Presbyterian Chute!' met on February 2 at the home of Mrs, Noble Johnston, Mrs, Morgan Henderson presided and opened the meeting with a Valentine verse, The meditation was taken by Mrs, William Ross, Highlights of the Glad Tid- ings were brought to us by Mrs, William Henderson. Mrs, Moss Cumming led in prayer, A blanket for Ewart Col- lege will be donated by the Afternoon and Evening W.M.S. groups, A Valentine reading by Mrs, Jim Aitchi- son was enjoyed. Mrs. Cyril Brown had the topic on South Pacific people. Their present concern is that some countries want to dump nuclear waste in their wat- ers, which means that the waters will be contaminated and the fish poisoned, Fish is their main food, Thanks were tendered to the hostess. Mrs. Crowston dosed the meeting with prayer and a social hour Ibllowed. Clover Valley 4-H By Us Windna On January 25 the Clover Valley Heritage Harbingers held their fourth meeting at the home of Mrs. Charlie Wilkins. The roll call, Name one of the sixty-five varieties of pas- ta, was answered and home activities were taken up. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Annette Dren- nan. The members were divid- ed into groups to make the recipes for this meeting. While these were cooking, the leaders discussed Italian, Greek and Middle Eastern foods and food customs. Once the bookwork was completed, all members en- joyed the delicious Anti- pasto, Middle Eastern Stuf- fed Vegetables, Greek -style Apple Pie, and Mint Tea. Home from Mexico By Ruth Buehmeler Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacNay of Amberley returned home from Mexico where they spent the last month. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin and Ron. Other visitors at the same home were Mrs. Donald MacLeod and Barb Nickel and Tyler of Vanastra. Mr. and Mrs. Koen Van Dijk and Courtney returned home from an enjoyable three week holiday in Nol- land, Luxenberg, Belgium and France. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ritchie of Glencoe. They attended Donald's Jun- ior Farmer banquet and dance. Donald received a trophy for the most enthus- iastic male member. Debbie Allen of Toronto is holidaying at the home of her family, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Allen and boys. Sepoys begin playoffs The Lucknow Sepoys inter- mediate D hockey team ended regular season play in Ripley, Sunday evening with a 7 - 3 loss. The team played a good game but couldn't match a strong Ripley team. David Preiss, in goal for Lucknow, played his best garire of the season. Lucknow Sepoys start the first round of playoffs against Teeswater this weekend. The first game is in Teeswater Saturday night and the sec- ond game is in Lucknow Sun- day night at 7„ 30. rhe team appreciates the local fan support throughout the year. one visitor answered the toll mall with a verse from the Bible containing the word, Love. Reports were received and gifts including money were collected to be given to Mrs. J. C. Meltim to help with her work when she visits the Honduras. Mrs, MacGillivray gave the courtesy remarks and closed with prayer. Unit 1 Following the luncheon and joint program with Unit 2, Unit 1 went to the choir room for the business meet- ing. Mrs. Eldon Bradley pres- ided and Mrs. Jim Arnold acted as secretary. The 23rd Psalm was repeated in mem- ory of Mrs. Kelso McNay. The roll call, a Bible verse with the word, Charity, was answered by 14 members. Cards were signed for Mrs, Wraith and Mrs. Jardine. Following the committee reports and the announce/ ments, the meeting closed with a hymn and the benedic- tion. Usk 3 The Pebruary meeting of Unit 3 of the Lucknow U.C.W. was held in the church parlour with the committee in charge serving a dessert lunch. Mrs. Ross Shiells welcom- ed the members and read a proverb on Wisdom. One minute's silence was held in memory of the unit's late leader, Mrs. Clifford Men- ary. The roll call was answered by 17 members giving a proverb on Wisdom. Mrs. Charles MacDonald took charge of the devotions a d program with a short dress on Man's search for isdomm. Mrs. Harvey Web- ster read from Proverbs It. Mrs. Edna MacDonald gave the meditation on the many attributes of Jesus while on earth, All enjoyed a vocal solo, Anywhere with Jesus, by Mrs. Symon de Boer. Mrs. Garnet Henderson gave some interesting thoughts on, What Life Is. The introduction to islands of the Pacific was given by Mrs. Glen Walden. She focused on one of the islands of the New Hebrides chain, Vanutu. She commented that as the group studies these people, they should view them as looking at a mirror of Canadians in their dealings with our own native people. Mrs. Walden divided the members into groups to deal with questions on the pros and cons of independence with the help of the church- es. Mrs. Charles MacDonald offered prayer for the under- standing and wisdom of the islanders. She conducted an oral contest on People of the Bible. It was decided to present $10.0+0 to Mrs. Carroll Mc- Kim to purchase Spanish Bibles for distribution in Honduras, in memory of the unit's former leader, Mrs. Cliff Menary. 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