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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-04-12, Page 15• ueknow :Sentinel, Wednesday, April 12, 1Page 15 UnitOtte Unit One of the Lueknow United Church Women :met April 4 in the •church parlor, with Laura Rare upening°the meeting with The call 'to worship. The rollcall •was answered by eight members with your favourite spring flower and why. Elsie Houston volunteered to relieve Helen Thompson on phoning members about meetings. Evelyn Cook reported for community friendship by telling of visiting various members -vias the phone. Lois `Walden gave the treasurers report • insthe absence of Isobel Miller who is in the hospital. Mrs. Walden also gave the scripture reading and prayer for Papua, New Guinea as members participated in the Least Coin. The mystery jar was passed around and the regular offering received. Twelve members have paid their fees. Mrs. Houston accompanied the hymn singing. Everyone participated in the pot luck program. Readings were given by Lois 'Walden, Grace Gibson, Tillie Hackett, - Elsie Houston, Helen Hackett, Phyllis Morrision and Laura Hare. Evelyn Cook favoured with a solo. Asale took place inthe form of a Chinese auction followed by lunch and a social time. Unit Two The E pril meeting-ems-Unit-Twonf the__ Lucknow United Church Women was held at the manse, with Marion McFarlane opening the meeting with a reading, What are Friends for?. The minutes were read and treasurer's report received. Ten members answered the rollcall, A Friend never Forgotten. ' The birthday jar was passed for Edna MacDonald, Ella Hackett and Stella . Tilbrook and pennies for the least coin collected. In keeping with the •theme of the meeting, Mrs. McFarlane, Mrs. Tilbrook and Noma Campbell gave suitable readings. The devotional part of the 'meeting was chaired by Mrs. McFarlane, who gave the meditation entitled How the Church can Extend Friendship, speaking on the meaning of friendship which is often spoil- ed by jealousy and misunderstanding. Following a hymn, Rev. McFarlane clos- ed with prayer. United Three Unit Three met at the home of Anna Mae Hunter on April 4 with nine members and one visitor present. 'Mrs. Hunter presided for the business The spring thankoffering will be held on and opened with f poem Spring Cleaning, Tuesday, April 18 with Lavonne Ballagh as followed by a hymn and prayer. speaker. The minutes were read and approved. Mrs. McBride closed the business por- The rollcall was answered with a Bible verse containing the word spring and a sign of spring. The treasurer's report was given. The regular offering and the offering of the Least Coin, received with prayer. Announcements and the committee reports were given. Allene Bradley presided for the program with the Theme spring, and she opened Walton The rollcall was answered with a Proverb. Donna McBride, unit leader, conducted the business opening with a Bible quiz. A special offering was given in aid of the blanket fund. Margaret Finlay conducted the Fellowship of the Least Cain, giving a short 'history of Figi with prayer for their people. Reports were given by treasurer, Mildred Cameron and citizenship con- venor, Kathleen Collyer. Mme Anderson reported for community friendship with Wilda Campbell volunteering to visit Dryden Manor. Laura Lee Cayley repoted for amnesty. IIURCH NEWS tion of the meeting with prayer. Nancy Gibson chaired the program opening with a poem on spring. The theme for devotions was duty, with Susan Cooke reading the scripture and meditation given by Mae Hunter, followed by prayer by Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Gibson gave the offertory prayer followed by a reading by Merle Elliott. The topic, given by Mrs. Gibson, was on Women in South Africa. She described the life of four African women, which was followed by a short discussion. Mrs. Cameron closed the meeting with a cassette tape, Amazing Grace, and all repeated the mizpah benediction. Culberts' daughter wed in Cyton Congratulations to Bob and Lynn Oliver on their recent marriage March 23 at Wesley Willis United Church in Clinton. Lynn is the daughter of Harvey and Beck Culbert. Bob and Lynn are living in with a poem followed with a hymn. Ross and Bessie MacDonald of Ottawa The scripture and prayer were given by spent a few days in Dungannon visiting at Mrs. Bradley and the meditation was Goderich Hospital with Ross' mother, Lil given by llein Lemoine. MacDonald. Vi Arnold and Lois Goodhue gave Nancy Hamilton entertained the :Err- - readings -on sprint/ -- ingtoniWraith fatbfhes to 'a relative bridal Mrs. Bradley read an article from the shower on Sunday afternoon in honour of Mission Study on apartheid in South her cousin, Darlene Henderson, Weston, Africa. whose marriage to Warren Gilroy takes The meeting closed with a hymn and the place on April 29. UCW benediction. Dungannon seniors held• their regular Unit Four Wednesday night card party with 18 tables. High lady Marie Park, low lady Twenty-two attended the monthly meeting of Unit Four of the Lucknow Isabel Kilpatrick, high man Bob Markham United' Church Women on April 4. and low man Jim Errington. • .,•a: • ..;�,;:,' .,..., .:;: C\ a'}: • %. :,cap.. ,: •>: .:of.:::.:. •%;F•••• • • UNGANION by Bonnie Hodges • There were 34 tables in play at the Dungannon Agricultural Society's euchre tournament last Saturday. First place was a tie between Don Bricker and Dave Millian and Jewel Plunkett and Marion -Sproul. -Second was-Harold—and= Isabel Adams and third Lloyd and Mary Young. Dungannon Union Pastoral Charge Service was held on Sunday at Dungan- non with Rev. D. Armstrong. Thought for the week: Those who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed. '/'. h.4�i�j 9 Y'C h�44,.4ti,`S jfMf�Bj. 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