The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-03-16, Page 12Page 12—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 16, 1988
Ladies to see play
Whitechurch W.I.
Mrs. Jean Tiffin was convener for the
Resolutions meeting of the Whitechurch
Women's Institute held at her home in
Wingham on Wednesday, March 9 with an
attendance of 19 ladies. President Helen
Currie opened the meeting with a reading,
"Count Your Blessings".
The opening Ode, Mary Stewart Collect
followed. The minutes of the February
meeting were read by assistant secretary
Mrs. Russel McGuire. Collection and
business followed.
A workshop in Walkerton on March 29 at
10 a.m. called "Recharge Your Batteries"
with a fee of $5.00 was discussed. Anyone
wishing to go should contact Helen Currie.
The ladies are going to attend aplay in
Blyth in June instead of going on a bus trip.
The 60th anniversary of the Institute will
be celebrated on June 8 with a noon meal
catered by the Donnybrook U.C.W.
The roll call, "Something you would like
to see the government do for the good of
mankind," brought a lot of good answers
such as, better postal service, too much
tax to pay on everything, having the
government stand. up to promises, get
down to work and quit bickering. Mrs.
Jean Tiffin read a poem and gave the mot-
to, "There is no security for as long as we.
depend on the will of another man." She
said security is a protection. You always
feel secure in your own country. Put your
faith in God and we would all have
security.
Mrs. Jean Tiffin introduced the guest
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By Jean Ross
speaker, the District President Mrs. Wm.
McInnes of Teeswater. She spoke on her
trip to England and Ireland and showed
many souvenirs she had. Mrs. Russel
McGuire thanked her and presented her
with a gift.
Helen Currie handed out the cancer kits
for the collectors, this to be in by the end of
April. The lunch committee, Mrs. Rena
Fisher, Mrs. Dave Gibb and Mrs. Russel
McGuire, served refreshments.
Local News
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Winger of Stratford
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Laidlaw.
Mrs. Jean Tiffin of Wingham spent
Thursday visiting with Mrs. Don Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw, Michelle
and Jasorfvisited on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Elliott and Karen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stewart of Cargill
were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Laidlaw.
Mildred McClenaghan visited last week
with a nursing classmate, Mrs. Richard
Yole of Ottawa, and on her return home
visited with Sumi Iwamoto of Toronto.
Mildred McClenaghan and John McKin-
non visited Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan of
Kincardine.
Trinity Day of Prayer
Trinity U.C.W. of Ashfield Township was
hostess to the World Day of Prayer held on
March 4. The service had a theme of
"Open Doors" which was written by the
women of Brazil.
Members from Dungannon, Nile, Don-
nybrook, Kingsbridge, Ashfield
Presbyterian, St. Augustine and Port
Albert led in readings and prayers during
the special service. Special Music was by
Kingsbridge and Dungannon performed
the story of Ruth and Namoi. Mrs. Ruth
Alton was organist.
Mrs. Annabelle Armstrong was guest
speaker and gave us much food for
thought. A time of fellowship followed in ,
the Sunday School room following the love-
ly service . Dungannon will hold the World
Day of Prayer in 1989.
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Carrying a Heavy Load
Trinity U.C.W.
Trinity U.C.W. held their regular mon-
thly meeting at the home of Mrs. Bell
Hackett. Mrs. Elizabeth Irvin opened the
meeting with a poem on March. Mrs.
Sherry Alton and Mrs. Isobel Kilpatrick
were in charge of devotions.
The scripture lesson was read by Isobel
Kilpatrick from Acts 26:3-13. The media-
tion on "Bright Moments" was given by
Mrs. Sherry Alton. The hymn "All things
bright and beautiful" brought the devo-
tions to a close.
The roll call, bring an Irish item, was
answered by 22 members. There were also
3 children present.
Mrs. Sherry Alton, who was in charge of
the programme, read us a poem "Easter
in the Woods" and a "Special Easter
Feast" was given by our moderator Ann
Squire.
The services of the Least Coin was
observed. Mrs. Janet Wilkins gave the
Study Book on the role of rural women
"Carrying a Heavy Load" and "The Role
of the Church in Rural Zambia".
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. Brenda Phillips gave
the treasurer's report. Social Committee
reported that the next catering is the Zinn-
, Adam wedding on March 26.
Coming events include the thank offer-
ing on April 17 at Trinity with Mrs. Muriel
Coultes as speaker on her trip to Ethiopia.
Bell Hackett reported she had attended a
meeting for World Outreach.
Everyone was reminded of the skating
party March 12 with lunch back at the
church.
The April meeting is an evening meeting
and will be held in the church basement at
8 p.m. The benediction was said and the
hostess and her committee of Isobel
Kilpatrick and Loreen Alton served a
delicious lunch.
The Lucknow and District Kinsmen organized their annual March Skate-a-thon on
Monday of this week and were happy to have 40 youngsters out doing laps of the arena
for eight hours. Skaters took pledges, donned the blades and raised money fo - the
Sports Complex while getting a good deal of exercise. That's Kinsmen Rod N,. Jonagh
on the right giving the signal to start the marathon skate. (Rob Bundy photo)
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