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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday., January 11, 1984—Page 7
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s ;seven weekly°newspapers.
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par lents,' i lir„hostesses, Mrs Allister
Hughes•: and Mrs. Gilberto `the
preside�`t "Mrs. Joh`ii Muwb ay welcomed
me/fibs and viattors and opened . the.
meeting with aw' New:•'Year's poem and
prayer •
�. Kinlo`ss
wa s het Jana tie Luckiiow
Mrs. Bruce Hairliltoni ``very capably Fes:-
enteT the Bible Study, Coping with Lifes'
PressnreL After outlining some of life's
pressures,, members read Bible passages
with answers oi) .how to cope. The study
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by
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eIipo and prayer by
Unit # ►°I1
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Mrs. Hd>i
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Year, which.wasfollowedby the„introduction
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or the study hook, Jesus Means Life. She
commented on an article, Christianity Must
Return to Its ,,Roots, the roots being Jesus
Himself : and, "His . teaching. She .asked . that
t�+
VV..met ,011
• home of M'rs.:
2 , members present
s. Hjmiltoii°
ran -MacKenzie- gave it reading
ng Isar'
Ile New Year, Recipe for Peace.: Those
taking part- in the Prayer Circle were Mrs.'
Herb Buckton, Mrs., Fraser MacKinnon.and
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall
='The offertory prayer was given; by Mrs.
Ted Collyer. •
The roll. -call' was answered by sixteen.
members:..
Mrs. Leonard. Clarkb introduced this
years' Mission. Study on Central Africa. A
,map showed the countries, to be• studied. and:
a True/Falfse list o questions tested
--i embers generalxtinowlt dge of .Africa. :
Years ago. II Africa was divided into”
personal news in the paper. People are
.changing, becoming ,bored with themselves,
is.affecting marriages, family life and
business "life, We get out: of our newspaper
- .what w+eput into it. Institute members were
encouraged to .support .the local ',correspond-
ent pf the weekly .;paper, by contributing
news -items.
After an open discussion on our, local
newspapers, Mrs, ,Keller showed slides of
the printing of the newspaper from earliest
times . to now. Peg Pardon thanked Mrs.
Keller fora very, informative insight into I her
job with the Signal -Star Publishing Com-
pany. •
The collection of Pennies for Friendship
was 'taken, based on one cent for every
window. in your house.
entrctl Africa
different countries and colonized by Europ-
ean-, countries:. England; France, Belgium,
The African people were encouraged to
raise cash crops to pay taxes to the. Colonial
rulers. Much of the good arable land is -still •
used to grow export products such as tea,
coffee, cotton, and cocoa rather than food for
the people.':
The study -concluded with all repeating the
African Creed:
Courtesies were given by ' Mrs. Leonard
:Clarke and replied to by Mrs. Hughes.
A social half hour was enjoyed with lunch
being served by directors Mrs. Leonard
Clarke and Mrs. Bruce Hamilton.
roduce stud book, Jsus in Life
eth 'rneditat on: listed
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each .member fien8he entire book of Mark
during ..the, month of January. The closing
prayer.was: given by.Mrs. Bolt, who presided
for the election of unit officers.
' Mrs. Walden, ,the' new leader, took the'
chair for the ,busiiies The collection was
taken and dedicated. ,,I4L Mrs,. Walden.:: The
tieeting closed with: the benediction -and the.
grace was sung. The committee served a
. lovely lunch and a social time was enjoyed.
• Unit:#3
The January Meeting" of Unit 3 of the
'Lucknow UCW met ,at 'the home of Mrs.
Verne=ITunterwho presided for the election
of officers. and : opened the meeting with a
New Year's poem.
Mrs. Hunter read verses of .scripture
followed by prayer. Mrs. Harvey Webster
gave the first chapter, Can We Know _the
Real Jesus? from the new study book, Jesus
is Life. The writers are a . husband and wife
team, of returned missionaries frem Lesotta..
The first chapter deals with the four Gospel
_writers, Matthew, Mark, Luke. and John,
who wrote the way they each perceived
Jesus, and to preserve the stories the early
Christians told of his words. and deeds.
Mrs. Allan Gibson read a poem, A Prayer
for the 'New 'Var. -
,The roll call was answered by 14 members
sand the payment of fees.
Lunch was served following the meeting.
Unit #4
Unit four of Lucknow' UCW held their
January meeting in the church parlour with
thirteen membersin attendance. •
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie opened with a
reading, Whither Are Ye Bound. Scripture
was read by Mrs. Bill Bogues and a reading
by Mrs. Lloyd Whitock. A skit, The'Laundry
Room meeting,' 'taken from the , Mission
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