The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-05-11, Page 11May meetings...
Pictures where also shown of a holiday
taken by Mrs. Jim Boyle and her sister
Mrs. Margaret Schmidt. They enjoyed a
four-day hiking trip in Assinaboine Na-
tional Park where they had to fly in from
Banff.
The pictures were very interesting and
showed the rugged, beautiful country of
the Rockies.
Mrs. George McBride, Unit Leader,
presided for the business and opened with
a fisherman's prayer. The roll call was
answered with "something my Mother
taught me that I have never forgot".
Fellowship of the Least Coin was taken
by Mrs. Bob Finlay with prayer offered for
the Taiwan Presbyterian Church.
The treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Ken Cameron and citizensh:iJ by Mrs.
Stuart Collyer. Mrs. Leonard Ritchie for
stewardship, and Mrs. A.J. Wilson for
flowers.
Mrs. Cliff Crawford gave the report on
community friendship and ask Pd for pie
donations for the May 25 dire . Birthday
money was received and Mrs. Gordon
Cayley reported for amnesty.
The ..T•ine meeting will be a pot luck sup-
per he l Tuesday, June 28 at the Thompson
cottage at Amberly Beach.
The meeting was closed with the mizpah
benediction and a social time followed.
Lucknow Afternoon W.M.S.
The Afternoon group of the Lucknow
W.M.S. met at the Pinecrest Nursing
Home for their May meeting. President
Rhoda MacKenzie presided and opened
the gathering with a call to worship and
prayer.
Following a hymn sing, with Mrs. Bert
Moffat on piano, the Twenty-third Psalm
was repeated in unison.
. Mrs. Ramsey gave a splendid message
with the theme being "The Lord's my
Shepard, I Shall Not Want".
A number of favorite hymns were sung
by all with the residents of Pinecrest join-
ing in before Mrs. Jim Aitchison gave her
reading.
Offerings were received while Mrs.
Mildred Loree gave prayer.
Following more hymns, the meeting was
closed with prayer and all enjoyed lunch
and a social time.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 11, 1988—Page 11
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