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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-06-22, Page 11i community news Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 22, 1983 --Page 10 PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS 1925-26 Front from the left, Phyllss Cousins, Mae MacMahon, Bessie Carnohan, Donalda Douglas and Dorothy Foster [visitor]; second row, WInnlfred Johnston, Dorothy Nixon, Marion Johnstone, Verna Steward and Barbara Soloman; back, Miss Fern Reld, teacher. [Contribut- ed by Fred Emberlin; SIS see film on New Guinea Mrs. Stuart MacLennan welcomed the ladies of the Ashfield W.M.S. to her home on June 16 for their meeting. Mrs. Warren Wylds open- ed the meeting with a call to worship. Mrs. Lloyd Collins gave the devotions, Our Own Back Yard, reminding every- one they should find content- ment in all the things they are blessed with. Roll call was answered by naming a missionary and where they serve. The offer- ing was received with Mrs. Neil MacKenzie giving the offertory prayer. Profiles of Malawian Women by Clara Henderson was reported on from the Glad Tidings. The Study Book session was presented by Mrs. Neil MacKenzie and Mrs. Warren Wylds. The people of the Pacific Islands are going through a period of decolon- ization and are striving for independence, and the Church is helping them in many ways. A short film on Papua New Guinea was shown. Mrs. Lloyd Collins, a faithful member of the W.M.S. was presented with a Life Mem- bership Certificate. Mrs. Allan MacDonald capably handled the business portion of the meeting. UCW hear about medical mission The general meeting of the Lucknow U.C.W. was held in the fellowship room on Tues- day, June 13 at 8 p.m. with an attendance of 46. The Leadership division Was in charge of the meeting with Mrs. Robert Irwin in charge. Mrs. Harvey Hous- ton accompanied the hymns. Mrs. Eldon Bradley read the scripture, where Paul describes his heavenly vision to King Agrippa. The medi- tation, I was not disobedient to the heavenly vision, was given by Mrs. Ross Shiells. Mrs. Harvey Webster played two enjoyable piano instrumentals. Mrs. Bill Bo- gues read an interesting article from the Exchange magazine describing the well, the meeting place for all the activities of the women when they attend the World Council of Churches in Vancouver this summer. Mrs. Robert Irwin intro- duced the guest speaker,' Mrs. Jack McKim of Luck - now who showed slides from her recent trip to Honduras this winter, along with an interesting commentary. Mrs. McKim is a register- ed nurse and she spent two weeks at a Medical Mission in Honduras. This mission was sponsored by the Med- ical Group Missions of the Christian Medical Society, and it consisted of over 120 doctors, dentists and nurses dedicated to improving the quality of the Third World Countries. During the time this team was in Honduras, almost 130,000 patients were seen. Following an interest- ing discussion period, Mrs. Gordon Cayley thanked Mrs. McKim. Mrs. Vernon Hunter pres- ided for the business portion of the meeting. Following the business and convener re- ports, Mrs. Hunter closed with prayer. Ifonour non -grandmothers The Kinloss-Kairshea Women's Institute held their Sunshine Sister meeting on Thursday, June 16 at 7 p.m., beginning with a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Roely de Boer, Mrs. Alie Van Meeteren, Mrs. Hank Hartemink and the Sunshine Committee were hostesses. Mrs. Leonard Clarke wel- comed members and guests to the meeting and read a poem, A package of seeds. Mrs. Bob Gilchrist read the scripture. Mrs. Perrin Lowry, Bruce South District president, brought greetings from Bruce South. Mrs. Donald Maclntyre read the minutes and com- munications including a let- ter from Huron West District stating that they support the Kairshea resolution re- pota- to packaging and gave some suggestions as to how pota- toes could be packaged to better preserve their quality. Mrs. Farish Moffat reported that she had obtained ad- dresses from the Ministry of Agriculture office in Walker- ton and will send out more letters in regard to potato packaging. Mrs. Leonard Clarke re- ported that Kairshea will be going to see The Miracle Worker in July at the Grand Bend Theatre. In August Kairshea will entertain guests from Lucknow Senior and Junior Institutes, Holy - rood and Whitechurch Insti- tutes. Mrs. Bob Gilchrist report- ed on the float for the Jamboree parade. Mrs. Leonard Clarke announced that a shower would be held in the Institute hall for Carol Buchmeier. Mrs. Harvey Houston presented Mrs. Harold How- ald, Past President, with a gift of appreciation for her leadership during the past two years. Everyone sang Happy Birthday to Kathy as it was her Birthday. Everyone was led in th Bird Dance by Mrs. Bob Gilchrist. A reading, Housekeeping can kill you if you let it, was given -by Mrs. Ted Collver. Mrs. Evan Keith suggest- ed the ladies should honour the Non -Grandmothers as every other year Grandmoth- ers are honoured. Mrs. Brain Doelman gave a reading, A Non -Grandmother Is. Mrs. Allister Hughes received a geranium for being the old- est Non -Grandmother. Mrs. Ted Collyer had the most non -grandchildren. Mrs. Harvey Lavis won for the non -grandchild the farthest away. Mrs. Donald Macln- tyre was the Non -Grand- mother whose birthday was closest to June 16, and Mrs. Murray Keith had a wedding anniversary closest to that date. Mrs. Perrin Lowry was the most prestigious Non - Grandmother. The roll call was answered by each member telling who her Sunshine Sister had been throughout the year and presenting her with a gift. Each guest also received a gltt. Mrs. Farish Moffat gave the courtesies and the meet- ing closed. DYKSTRA STRAWBERRIES Pick Yourself or We'll Take Your Phone Orders 6 Kilometers North of Goderich Sheppardton • Corners X Highway 21N Goderich • DIAL 529-7794 Open Friday June 24 Weather Permitting CLOSED SUNDAY JUNE 26 Phone Orders Can Be Picked Up At 66 Napier Street - Goderich FRIENDSHIP MINISTRIES IS COMING TO AUBURN! Host Church: Huron Chapel Missionary Church JUNE 24 to 26, 1983 This is your PERSONAL INVITATION to join us for this special weekend with FRIENDSHIP MINISTRIES FRIENDSHIP MINISTRIES is a group of talented young people who are committed to Jesus Christ, sharing their faith and expressing the Gospel through the ministry of gospel music, drama, and puppetry. Their presentations are designed to communicate to people of every age group. 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