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Bible study compares human hves to seeds
The South Kinloss Women's
Missionary Society held their May
5 meeting at the home of Elizabeth
Dickie.
President Kathy Howald opened
reading The Heart of a Mother
followed by prayer and the singing
of a hymn.
The minutes, treasurer's report
and ladies' aid report were
received. Members were reminded
to continue collecting Zehrs and
Knechtel tapes.
During the business it was
decided to present Amy Austin with
a silver spoon to thark • her
graduation for the CGIT. A
donation will be made to help fund
Amy's trip to the CGIT leadership
camp if she goes this summer.
A11 members of the church will
be invited to help clean the church
on June 12 starting at 9 a.m.
The South Kinloss trio of Ruth
Bell, Rena Forster and Shirley
Colwell willsing during the
evening session of the Missionfest
on June 5 in Teeswater.
The rollcall was answered by 18
ladies. Each person shared a recipe
that had been handed down from
WMS devotions are centered
their mother.
A hymn was sung followed by a
reading from Doris MacKinnon.
Ann McDougall gave a very
appropriate Bible study comparing
our lives to seeds. We all need to
be nourished and cared for daily.
With God's help we will grow and
develop regardless of obstacles and
trails that befall us.
Mary Lavis read a poem Trees,
followed by the prayer circle.
Sharon McDougall's interesting
Bible study focused on the different
churches in the Middle East. She
also read a Litany for Peace en-
couraging us to pray for the many
people who are struggling in the
Middle East for peace.
Mrs. McDougall gave the cour-
tesies and lunch was served by the
hostess and directors, Sharon and
Ann McDougall.
Large crowd attends Huron
Perth Presbyterial meeting
The Huron Perth Presbyterial
UCW's annual spring event in
Brussels drew an attendance of 255.
Dr. Jim Hollingsworth, of
Goderich, was the guest speaker for
the evening. His presentation fol-
lowed the theme "Greening on
Earth - Everyone's Responsibility".
Through the use of slides and
music, Dr. Hollingsworth gave a
very thought provoking picture of
this plant. "The responsibility is
ours," be stated. "The use tlf pes-
ticides, cleaning products containing
on Mother's Day theme
The May meeting of the Lucknow
Presbyterian Women's Missionary,
Society, was held in the church on
May 5.
Donalda Moffat had prepared the
program, which was conducted by
Mildred Loree, in her absence.
The call to worship was from
Proverbs 31: 30 followed by a
poem "My Garden".
Maudie Fisher read the devotions
on a Mother's Day theme with the
scripture taken from Psalm 91.
Rollcail was answered with an
article taken from the Glad Tidings.
A short period of silence was held
in memory of Winnie Fisher, one of
our faithful members who had
passed away.
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The video on Power and Peace in
the Middle East, entitled "After the
Storm" . was shown. It told of the
long history of the Middle East
which has caused a lot of the
problems today.
Peggy Henderson had a Bible
quiz, a hymn quiz and a reading for
the variety number.
Several thank you notes were read
from families that appreciated the
lunch served after the funerals of
their loved ones. •
Norma Raynard was pianist for
the different hymns that were sung
during the meeting.
Following the closing prayer El-
leda Laidlaw and Lorraine
Huemiller served a cup of tea,
toxins, are a threat to our world,
and our children's world. We must
go back to old methods. There are
many environmentally friendly
cleaners, and we should remember -
the way we treat our .planet will
result in serious problems in the
next decade."
Janna Spears, of Brussels,
presented environmentally friendly
products and ways to use them.
Special music and readings were
given by Pat Bretton, Dublin.
IRby Pat Livingston
AMBLINGS
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were probably too scared- to say
anything different. People have a
senseless fear of we editors.
All kidding aside. After my at-
tempt to handle a school bus, I
have even more respect for those
who do so day in and day out, all
the while being responsible for the
safety of their passengers. Have no
feat, I will not be applying for one
of your jobs!
Anyone out there got some (legal)
career they'd like me to.try out for
next week's colun n? No thanks to
anything farm oriented. I already
went that route and.I know I'm not
cut out for it!
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 12, 1993 — Page 5
When Scouts are trying to raise money,, they'll wash anything -
even thls bike! Over 40 vehicles were washed in front of the fire
hall as the Scouts raised funds towards their Canadian
Jamboree trip this summer. (Pat Livingston photo)
April quilters guild
meeting draws 65 ladies
The April meeting of the !jive
Star Quitters Guild was held ui
Teeswater.
Sixty-five ladies answered the
rollcall with articles for show and
tell.
Tickets are now available on the
plowing match quilt and the Five
Star Guild quilt.
The Plowing match quilt show
will be held in Mildmay July 30
and 31. The guild has been asked to
demonstrate mini quilts. The
plowing match committee is renting
the guild's quilt stands for the
show.
Miniature quilts by machine was
demonstrated by Betty Armstrong
and Margaret ttvfcPherson, along
with several other ladies who had
taken the mini course in Columbus,
Indiana. ,
Sharon Stern demonstrated scrap
quilting. Barbara deBoer and Nellie
Nuisik demonstrated Mirror Magic.
Mary McDonald gave a
demonstration on finishing quilt
'borders and care and laundry of
quilts. Tips were given on what a
judge looks for at a show.
For the next meeting members are
to bring 43 - five inch squares of
cotton fabric m prints,
Ina Ireland won the April lottery:
Next month's lottery block will be
squares and diamonds 16 1/2"
block.
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