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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-12-10, Page 10age 10--Lucknow Semtfell Wecinesciay, Dere f„1 ber 19, 1986 South I'fllOSS WMS holds annual meeting By Elizabeth Dickie The December and Annual Meeting of the South Kinloss WMS was held on December 3 in the church with Mrs. Allan MacDougall as hostess. The meeting began with a pot -luck dinner and all en- joyed the great variety of tasty foods. President Mrs. Allan MacDougall, welcomed all and thanked the rectors, Mrs. John Mowbray, Mrs. Leonard Macln- nes and Mrs. Harold Campbell who had set up and decorated the tables. She read a poem and a Christmas carol was sung. Mrs. John Mowbray presented the Christmas Meditation, "Timing is Everything.” There is time for laughter and also for silence. Those taking part in the prayer circle were: Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Collyer and Mrs. Maclnnes. Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon gave a reading. The rollcall was interesting with 17 members answeringwith "A Christmas memory." Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall gave a Christmas reading. The minutes of the November meeting were read and approved. The annual meeting of the Maitland Presbytery will be held in Wingham on January 19. A thank - you note was to be sent to Mrs. John Forster for the gift of a 32 -cup perculator for the church kitchen. Motions were made that money from the Ladies' Aid Fund' be used for: Gandy for the Sunday School, Sunshine Committee and secretary ex- penses. A donation of $10 was also given to the Home Bible League. Two new stainless steel coffee jugs are to be purchased with the donations received from Mrs. W.F. MacDonald, South Kinloss WMS will observe their Centennial in August of 1988. A committee was named for planning a special service in 1983. Two harmonica selections by Mrs. Harold Campbell were appreciated after the business period. Mrs. Herb Buckton read a good poem written by Edna Jacques. The annual meeting began with the reading of the 1985 meeting and their ap- proval. The treasurer, secretaries and the historian each read a report and moved its approval. Mrs. Allan MacDougall second- ed the approval of the reports. South ° Kinloss concluded another worthwhile year under the Aim and Purpose of the PUZZLED? CHURCH GIVE THE -GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING. • WMS. The report of the nominating commit- tees, Mrs. Donald C. Maclntyre and Mrs. Harold Howald, was read and approved. They are as follows: President - Mrs. Allan MacDougall; First Vice -President - Mrs. Leonard Clarke; Second Vice -President - Mrs, Bruce Hamilton and Third Vice -President - Mrs. Don Bell; Secretary and Press - Mrs. William Dickie; Assistant Secretary - Mrs. Harry Lavis; Treasurer - Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon; Supply - Mrs. Leonard Clarke; Glad Tidings - Mrs. .Herb Buckton; Daily Devotions - Mrs. Ted Col- lyer; Historian Mrs. Harry Lavis; Assis- tant Historian -• Mrs, Frank MacKenzie; Friendship and Service - Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Dougall, Mrs. Olive Needham; Ladies' Aid - Mrs. Evan Keith; Literature and Library - Mrs. Bruce Hamilton; Associate Members - Mrs. Jas. Burt, Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton, Mrs. Jean Hughes; Pianists - Mrs. John Forster, Mrs. Leonard Clarke and Mrs. John Needham. Mrs. Evan Keith • capably installed the new officers for 1987. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. 'Harold Campbell. Another Christmas carol was sung and the president closed the meeting with a Christmas Prayer. UCS holds. "Secret friend " meeting The Dungannon UCW .",Secret r Friend" meeting was held in the church basement on November 17. Nora Saunders opened the meeting with the reading of . Psalm 81 and the ;singing. of Hymn 405, : 4W Donna Young . read the devotionalwhich spoke of the joyous activity at the birth of • Jesus Christ. ,The film "Chino the Cat" was enjoyed by all. It entailed the story of a lady who loved her cat. The draw for the UCW quilt was made by Mrs. Ann Millar with the lucky winner being,, Mr. George Errington. The secret friend gifts were then exchang- ed and each person told who had been their secret friend. New secret friends were then' drawn. Grace was sung and a delicious cake and ice cream dessert was served. A short business meeting followed. The minutes were read and approved and the correspondence was dealth with. The treasurer's report was given and several business items were discussed. The Willing Workers are invited to the UCW's Pot Luck Dinner on December 9 at 12:30. Give a subscription .to the Lucknow Sentinel for a gift that lasts 52 weeks of the year. It's a thoughful gift that will remind them of you everytime they sit down to read the Sentinel. A special gift card is sent to the recipient.'. (In Canada) $ 1 n0 Senior Citizen Gift To A Senior Citizen RIDE program..: • from page 1' "Warn" would result in a 12 -hour suspen- sift of the person's licence. If a driver registers a "Fail", he or she is required to give further tests on a breathalizer instrument which reveals ac- tual levels of alcohol in the blood, Please do not take any chances. Licence suspensions, financial penalties and -or jail terms, increased insurance premiums and the possiblity of causing injury to yourself or others are some of the consequences of impaired driving. Make this season a hap- py and safe one. 0 Kinlough news... from page 9 Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Ripley and Edna and May Boyle attended the funeral of their cousin the late Dr. D'Arcy Bruce of Bayfield at Clinton on Monday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Berwick Bell of Kincardine visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Thacker and. family of South Line.