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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-03-16, Page 10community news Rev. Henderson chairs cancer society The Lucknow Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society has re -organized under the presidency of Rev. William Henderson and an initial meeting was held Monday, March 7, with six members present. The upcoming April can- cass will be under the capable supervision of Anne Kreutzweisser and Mildred Loree. This event will be promoted with the sale of daffodils flown in from Vic- toria , B.C., and sold 10 blooms for $2.00, Watch your paper for date and place of sale. An invitation to attend the Bruce County District meet- ing, March 17, at Paisley, was tabled and it was agreed Lucknow send a report to the Walkerton ofiiee for presen- tation at the meeting giving the financial report for 1982 as follows; Canver Canvass, $3,167.00 Memorial Dona- tions, $949,50. Bonnie Ackert reported the Terry Fox film, I Had a Dream, had been shown in district schools, Lucknow Central, Brookside, Ripley and Holyrood, A future meeting is plan- ned for May 30 at the home of Greta Johnston. Anyone interested in the work of the Canadian Cancer Association is invited to join the unit. The branch needs people to help publicize new information on this dread disease and to assist in the raising of hinds for further research. Lnstitute hears about special education The March meeting of the Lucknow Women's Institute was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday, March & Nineteen members and three visitors attended. After a delicious dessert and tea, Grace Gibson, the president opened the meet- ing. During the business it was decided to have a pot luck dinner at the annual meeting. Tickets on the quilt were distributed to be sold. The program was chaired by Mrs. William Campbell. She opened with a poem, Today. Grace Campbell fav- oured with a humorous Irish reading entitled, McGinty. The motto was ably taken by Mrs, Harvey Webster, Education is developing the mind, not stuffing the mem- ory. Mrs, William Hender- son was present and led in an Irish .sing song, `Margaret Ferguson was the guest speaker and she gave some very interesting pointers on Bill 82, the ministry of education bill which sets guidelines for special education of excep- tional children. Mrs. Howard Barger thanked her and presented her with a gift. Mrs. William Campbell also presented Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Henderson with gifts of her own making. Mrs. Cyril Brown gave an interesting article on the new editor of the Home and Country, She is Carol Kirby and plans to give a new face lift to the magazine. Mrs, Campbell had a very interesting contest and after thanking all who took part, dosed the meeting. Trinity UCWhold Irish programme Trinity U.C.W. held their March meeting at the home of Dora Alton on Thursday, with an attendance of 16. The president, Mrs. Ken Alton, called the meeting to order with a poem, Joy Is Just Around the Bend. Cora Cranston read the scripture, and Isabel Hunter read a poem, Prayer For Selflessness. Cora Cranston led in prayer and the medi- tation was given by Isabel Hunter, Live to Witness. Wilma Blake continued the Mission Study on the South Pacific with an article, Und- erstanding Eden. Bell Hack- ett conducted the Bible Study View Australia pictures The regular meeting of the Lucknow Junior Women's In- stitute was held on Tuesday, March 8 at the Lucknow Town Hall. President, Sherry Alton, called the meeting to order. The May meeting, which is to be a CPRI course, was discussed to see if there were enough ladies interested in taking the course. The Spring Conference, which Lucknow is hosting on April 9, was discussed. Regi- strations are coming in and it looks like it should be a great day. With Jamboree '83 in Lucknow this year, the group talked about various projects they could do for the com- munity and also what the group is responsible for dur- ing the Jamboree. The election of officers was then conducted by June Alton, Provincial President of Junior Women's Institutes of Ontario. The positions were filled as follows: pres- ident, Sherry Alton; vice president, Pat Porter; sec- retary, Mary Nelson and Joan Livingston; treasurer, Mary Nelson; press reporter, Nancy Aitchison and Audrey Ritchie. An informative talk on her Junior Farmer trip to Aus- tralia and New Zealand was given by Audrey Ritchie, She also showed her souvenirs and pictures which were very interesting. South Kinloss SMS meet The March meeting of the South Kinross W.M.S. was held March 2, 1983 at the home of Mrs. Leonard Mac- innes. The president. Mrs. Evan Keith opened the meet- ing with the poem. Others. Mrs. John Mowbray pres- ented the Bible Study en- titled, inferiorities. Several scripture passages were read and a question and answer period was conducted by Mrs. Mowbray. Mrs. Jim Burt, Mrs. Vera Schmidt and Mrs. Harry Lav - is took part in the prayer circle. Following this, 14 members answered the roll call with a Bible verse on, Heal. The offering was re- ceived and the offertory prayer was given by Mrs. Leonard Maclnnes. A read- ing was given by Mrs. Leon- ard Clark entitled, Szrmon in Song. Mrs. John Mowbray pres- ented the third segment of the study book in the form of a film strip. This film gave an interesting sketch of the geo- graphical, historical, and cul- tural make up of the New Hebrides islands and what the Christian Church has ac- complished there, past and present. Mrs. Jim Burt gave a read- ing, Blessed is She, followed by the courtesy remarks by Mrs. John Mowbray. Mrs. Evan Keith gave the closing prayer. Grace was sung and a tasty lunch was served by the directors, Mrs. John Mowbray, Mrs. Jim Burt and hostess, Mrs. Leonard Mac- innes. on St. Luke using Bible references to answer ques- tions, The collection for the Fel- lowship of the Least Coin was taken with a short prayer following, Isabel Kilpatrick read a poem, March. The roll call was answered with an Irish Symbol. Following the business, the meeting closed with Mayme Wilkins reading a poem, The Legion of the Blarney Stone. A social hour was then enjoyed, and the ladies showed the three quilts that have been c ompleted. Wedding Invitations Four different catalogues of personalized wedding and anniversary invita- tions available for over- night viewing. Complimentary wedding pre pack [value $25) with each wedding order. 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