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THIN LUCKNOW UNTIPIIL 1.1.10010W, ONTARIO
Unitl lucknow,UCW
. The May meeting of Unit 1 was
held at the home of Mrs, W,• B.
Anderson, qn May 3rd, with 22
members and 2 visitorS•present.
Mrs, 1-1. Treleaven conducted
the opening exercises and business.
The treasurer gave an encouraging
report of givings up to the end of
April. Final plans were made for
the:Spring Tea to be held at Mrs,:
wharry's home. on May 1.7.
• Mts. WDrennan took charge
for the programme with the theme
"Mather*, • The hymn "Mothers
• Of Salem" was sung, accOmpanted
On the Mite By .Miss mar)/ Andrew
The Scripitire and 'meclitatIOn cn
• Christian homes was given by
Mrs. PharislViathers: Miss Mary
•Andrew favoured with two lovely
' selections, , •
• The guest speaker, Miss Dorothy
Douglas; spoke on the changes in
the, lives of the women and .girls
• of Formosa with the .coming of the
• modern age, and •Of the• important
• part played by education in that
• country. Mrs. Je7Mills gave a
•reading on "Mother". The last
chapter in the _Rudy ,13ook, ;The
Christian Church in •Brazil, .was re-
viewed by Mrs. G. Newbold. The
Meeting closed. with thehymn,
•"Happy The Home When. God Is•.„.
• There".
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nit 4 Lucknow UCIN
The May meeting of Unit 4 was
held* the home of Miss. Helen
Thompson With%16meMbets pres-
ent.: Mrs, Gordon Montgomery •••
opened the meeting, .then turned
it over to Mrs: M. Garin.
GOrrin.waS assisted with the devot:-
Ional part by Mrs. G. Joyrit and ..
Mrs. R. Finlay. Margaret Rae. , •
favoured with a solo;
MrS....M:•Corrin introduced Jo-.
anne Alton, the guest speaker,
whO Spoke On the work 'and. mean-.
•ing of "Kairos"., a, group dedicat-
ing themselves to the Welfare of
disturbed and .unfortunate peOple
by trying to make Chrittianity
come alive. •• • •- •• •
•Strawberry '$upper
Ottfathees..DaV•
St ...Augustine's C.W.L. rnonth-
y. held on Wednes-
day; May .4th: Mrs: C. Boyle,
president, opened the meeting
with .the League prayers. After
the minutes were read,`Mrs..Boyle
thanked the retiring Officers for
their pan co-operatic:a.
The duties of the officers were
reviewed, then the. vice presidents
• chose the office,beSt .suited to .
them: Membership, 'WS. W Kin-
'
ahan, Social Action; Mrs. G.
Foram Spiritual; Mrs. :j. Hickey. .
Mrs. Mylis St. Marie will be the
LunchConvenor. •
• Roll call followed with 11. mem.
bers responding. Mrs. A. Red:,' • .
• mond' gave the financialteport.
Mrs. L. Chisholm read four thank
you notes from namely, Miss Gen-
•' evieve Kinahan, Mrs, Q. Foran
for Baby Patrick •Foran, and a:card
• and letter from the Wm. Redmond •
family. ••
•The St.'.Augustine
decided to'hold'a strawberry supp-
• ,er in June, on Father's Day. Mem
bers were asked to bring'. used
clothing and Stamps for a bale
to the missions,. Mrs. C. Boyle
mill be a delegate to the'LOndon
„conVention. week. of -May. 25th.
An invitation was extended to
Unit 4 to attend a' tea and bake
sale, Tuesday, May 17,- from.
2;30 to 5.30 at the home of Mrs.
Whany-.._ Unit -4- were asked to be -
responsible for flowers for the
church. for .the month of June and
October P. •• • •
The meeting was closed .with
the Mizpah Benediction and a half
hour enjoyed over a lovely lunch .
Unit 5 Ludavow UCVV
,Whichurch:UCYI
' • (Whitechurch News) •
The U.C.W. held their May
meeting Wednesday,. May 4, at the
home of Mrs. Russel Purdon., The
call to word*, was .given by Mrs.
Garnet Farri&k. convenor of Supply,
and "Secial Assistance, Mrs. Geo.
Thompson read the scripture and
gave the meditation. Mrs. Elwood
Grogtorth gave the poem."The
Living Church".. A report of the'
Presbyterial•at Clinton was given, :
by Mrs. Millan Moore. Mrs.
Ezra Scholtz accompanied by pian-
• ist, Mrs. Garnet Farrier, sang
"Where Jesus dWells"'.. Mrs..Garn-
erFarrier gave the topic. 7Brazir,
which dwelt' with ihe problems of.
capital Brazilia. Mrs. Milian
Moore pre.sident;-presided for the
business. Mrs. Garnet Farrier
'reported.$15 had been sent•to the
blanket• fund for 'overseasyelief.•
• The.birthday tea will be held at '
the next meeting, June' 1st, at the
home of Mrs. Albert Coultes. The
roll call was answered with 'a verse ,
with .the word ,,gift'. by. 15.membert
Thank you notes were received • 4,
from Mrs. Dan'Tiffin, 'Mrs, Clar-
ence Ritchie, Mrs. Claude Coffin,
and from the family of the late
.Mr. Kenneth Paterson; Rev. •
George Mitchell closed. the meet
• ing with 'prayer. .• • •
Mrs..'Oarnet Farrier, ,Mrs,..Russel
Chapman, 'Mrs. Gordon Naylor ••
and Mrs, Ezra Scholtz, attended .
the;11..C.W. Thankoffering meet-
ing on 'Tuesday evening at Donny-
• brook where Mrs. Arthur Jackson
of Belgrave was the guest speaker.,
On Wednesday evening, Mrs. •
McAfee of RR 3 Durham held an
Artex demonstration at the home
of Mrs. Wallace Conn, where•
around25 ladies gathered and 'each
tried their hand at embroidering
with the artex paints, the item
given them by,the instrucicc..
lvirs. Robert Ross was taken to`
Victoria Hospital, London, on
• Friday by Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
Chalmers Presbyterian WIMS.
will be held on Wednesday May
18, at 2 p.m. at the horde of Mrs.
H. D. MacDonald. Leaders, Mrs.
*Andrew Gaunt, Mrs. Mewhinney,
Group, Miss Mary Laidlaw, Mrs.
Lorne Forster, Roll call a. poeni
about Mother. Mission letter and
Contest. '
Members of Unit 5 met at the
home of Mrs. HarVey•Webster.,• • •
with Mrs.. Robert Campbell con-
ducting the business. This'unit •
.•is'incharge Of flowers for the
•church'for May'. .Members,are red.
:minded of the Spring Tea t„ Tues-
daY; May 17th, at Mrs. Wharry's
home, .from 2.30 to 5,30, also
of the bale of good used Clothing,
nite•left at the church. -Mrs.
Campbell read a "Mother's Day
portrait", a tribute to all mothers.
• Mrs'. Leonard Ritchie took char-
ge of the „following program. .
Scripture was read by Mrs. Gordon
Brooks ; passages stressing, home •
and family. ,Mrs. Ritchie gave
the explanations and read a chap-
ter from "God and lilt Purpose",
and closed the 'devotions with
Prayer... , •
Mrs: James Mactavith gave the
topic "Brazil" . She gave a fine
summary of the country, its peop-
leand its products, with the use of
a large map and .pictures. • Mrs.
Gordon. Struthers *gavetwo.inspir0-
tional readings, Following the
Singing• of the Brazilian. Folk Song,
lunch was served by the convenors.
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Mrs. tvan Keith w -as hoitess to
South KinlOss W..M. S. on .Wed-.
•nesday, May'4, with Mrs. Allan
•Macintyre and Mrs. Frank MacKen-
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zie as Directors of the meeting.
.Mrs. ollbert.Harnilton presided
and Mrs. Lloyd 'MacDougall read
• the minutes and correspondencev.„,
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Mrs. Hamilton who was a delegate
to the Synodical in. Niagara gave
an account of her. experience and
the highlights of the meetings. .
• The Bible Study .was John Chapter
4, and Mrs. MacKenzie read ex7
cerpts from"The Word with rower's
*.Which served .as a backgronnd for ,
•the study. Mrs. MacIntyre gave a.
summary from "Realms of our.
Calling" irr,regard to the voca-
.tion.of every Christian tobe a
ness wherever he works.' Roll call
was a verse .with 7water". Mrs.
Sandy •MacLeod, :accompanied by:
Mrs. Buckton, .contributed a sol
Prayer circle .was conducted' by
Mrs. Ross MacMillan, Mrs. BUck,.
• ton -and Mrs. MacIntyre. • •
Mrs, •Allister .Hughes read an ar-
ticle about the Velfore Hospital
• in India ,and the wonderful work
carried on there. A Mottiers Day
article wassead by Mrs. Allan
MacIntyre, 'and Mrs. Douglas .Gra-
ham .continued her report on past;
work and past workers•in th*e Soc,•
iety. The Directors each conduct-
ed 'Bible contests. and assisted the
hostess in serving a buffet lunch.
Bruce' Presbytei
Meet At Ripley •
• "The political situation, increas
ing self support and new. insights
irito the nature ofmission should
be considered when thinking of
the Church's task in the modern
world" claimed the Rev. Dr, R.N,
• Clark, presently serving the Tees -
water . United Church . • .
•Rev. Dr. Clark in addressing the
Presbytery of Bruce, United Church
of Canada, meeting at Ripley, '
Ontario, *Tuesday . April 26th,
said that the people of Angola, •
West A friCa , while, dissatisfied '
Portugese rule were themsel-
ves disposed to split into factions.
in India, Many rural people are,
being drawn to industry and declin-
ing mortality rates resulting from
public health•services are found
alongside increasing 'population.
Four per cent of the Japanese mein
• bers of -parliament are influential
Christians. . •
Sorne churches of other lands
are now more self supporting than
formerly. The world mission of
the church requires that the church
itself must 'have something 'worth,
• while to give to others. The
church Must demonstrate'the Tel-. •
evance of the ,Gospel not alone
by word but by deed .. , and re-
think its relationship to other great
world faiths, •
• ,"The Evangelical United Breth-
ren Church and the United Church
of Canada have many things in
common," said the Rev. H.L.
Brox of theEvatigelical United
Brethren Church; who favours
union with the United Church.
•Crop'Report
Cool,. wet weather has 104,-
Orarilycurtailed spring seecling
operations. Frost continues to
hamper the -growth of forages.
Feed Supplies appear adequate
On farrns to finish out the stable
. • ,
feeding of,livestock -in Eiuron '
• County.
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Unit.21.uCknow UCW
The May meeting Of Unit 2 of
•the Lucknow IJ.C.W. Was held on
-Tuesday, May 3rd, at the borne,
• of Mrs. Steve Stothers. Twenty-
two meinbers answered the roll
call with "my favourite spring ••
flower"
• The:meeting opened with a •
hymn; accompanied by May
Andrew. on the flute. This was
.followed by prayer. •
• Mrs: L.. MacLeod, the leader,
conducted the 'business when it
was. decided' tahold a bake sale
on June 18th: An invitation was
received, from Unit 1 to attend
' their Spring Tea, on May 17th. *.
•
Miss Flora AndreWopened the
program with a poem, entitled
"Wishing". A. hymn was folloWed.
by the scripture and;Lord.'s Prayer,
by Mrs.'Nelion Raynard,.• Miss
Andrew read a paper "Ilyou have.
Tirtie" written:by Mrs,. George
Andrew. Hazel Webster tead a •
poem "Are you an Active Mem,.
b' " ' • •
The study.book on 'Brazil was', •
'given by Mrs; Ronald Alton.
••Flora*Andrew very, capably cond-
• ucted the study -on "God and His •,
Mrs. Robert Thornpson read two
poerns about "Mother": Mary
Andrew contributed two beautiful
flute solos. Miss FlOra Andrew
expressed thanks to all who had .
taken part and•the meeting closed
with.,a hymn and:the benediction:
The hOitess• and cotnmittee:serV-
ed a dainty lunch. . : •
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Blokes UCW
• The May; meeting of Blakes• , •
U.C.W. was held T,uesday' after
noon, May Ord, at the home of
Mrs. thigh 'Menary. Mrs. Warren
Zinn prepared the program and
the meeting opened with a poem
on May, followed by a hymn_ Mr.
.Kaiser led in prayer and the scrip-
ture lesson was taken by Mrs. Jerry
' Cranston. Mrs. Livingston Menary
gave the meditation, and MI.
Kaiser the Bible.Study,. the last
two chapters of "Jesus Christ and
the Christian ,Life". Mrs. Chris.
'Cooke gave a reading on Grenada,
and Mrs. lack Curran, the study
book on Brazil. . •
The secretary's report was given
and the roll call answered by••a
• Proverb; with .11 adults and 3
• children present. The treasurer's
report was given, and it was dec-
ided to send a gift of money to
Marie Cupskey fOr her birthday.
Anyone who has clothing for a
bale bring it to the 'next meeting.
which, Fs to be held lune. 2nd in
the evening,
The meeting closed with a
hymri and lunch was prepared by •
Mrs. Hugh MenarY and Mrs. Terry
Cranston. .
Lucknow (1' CW
• Onit U.C.W. Lucknow. met .
at the-,hoine of Mrs. RoSsOlills.: • lo• '
on May 3rd, with an attendance • ,
of 17 , The meeting' was in chine .
of the committee of Mrs. George _
Stewart , Mrs'. Charlie Hallam.
and Mrs. Orland Richards. Mrs.
Shiells led in: the diScussiOn oh
"Belonging to the church" Mrs..
Cummings, on the electric organ.
'and Mrs. StraPp, on the piano •
• provided musical selections,: •,
Plans were Made to hold a Bake
.Saleon.Saturday. May 28th in.•.
the ExPre.ss Office Building. An .
invitation to attend a. Spring•Tei,
at Mrs. Wharry's. On May 17th• • •
Was extended to all the members.
• Mrs. Garfield: MacDonald was
appointed.to attend the fellowship.
meeting to be held at Pon Elgin... *•
•MiS. Lloyd Henderson read a
. poem for 'Mother's Day:, and Mrs.
Cameron conducted a contest. • : •
Lunch was served by the'comm,
ittee.• . '
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•• After every' Perry MasOn, season
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for the past few years there haVe.-4 • 1;
been 'announcements that this. was . ' .
the end of the court,room. wizard. • "
'Then, denials would. come through
and one never really knew whether •
• ts
Mason would show up on the screen
until each year's fall schedule
started. , .
It looks like May 22nd is the end
with.an episode entitled "The Case
of the Final Fade-Oui" in•which
the creator of Mason, Erle Stanley
Gardner, will play the judge and
Members of the regular production
crew will appear, along with Gail
Patrick Jackson, the executi'e pro-
ducer.
• The program will continue over
the summer period on some CBC
stations and on CT\qs :Channel 13
in Kitchener with a series of repeat
• epitodes telecast during the last '
season. . '
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Latest figures released by Niel- •
sen Company show there are 3,440
colotirsets in'tise in the area of •
• Western Ontario. This figure is
not as low as One would expect, •
when you 'consider the fact that ' •
• Canadian stations will not be col-
ourcaning officially until•October,
• lst of this year. . •
• This date should be pushed
ahead so that Canadian TV stations
can compete with Arrierican Chan
nels. Right now., these nine
• thousand sets are being tuned in
daily to.the Buffalo or Cleveland
stafrons. depending on the indiv-
idual's location in Western Cntario.
Some TV stations are now ready
• to,send colour pictures into danad,
ian homes. Let's bring Spring and
• summer colour to Canadian view-
ers immediately, •Why wait for'
Fall? Let'S do it now while Spring
is here. •
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