The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-10-15, Page 9Lacknow 8'enntinell, Wedirnesday, October 11 , 197
Cornpare Rut's Iife to refugee's
Unit 3.
The Lucknow United
Church Women, Unit 3
met Oct. 7 in the church
parlor. As the new study
for the 'UCS✓ is "Uprooter
People,", the worship ser.
vice was entitled
"Uprooted .Women and
Children."
' The committee Dorothy
Hamilton, Wilda
Campbell and Beverley
Thompson took part inthe
service and all members
took part in responsive
readings: The scripture
was taken from the first
chapter of Ruth. Ruth's
life was compared tb the
life of a refugee as she and
her husband and two sons
fled to Moab to escape the
drought and 'famine in
Israel.
A video "Brown
Women Blonde. Babies"
was shown, Laura Lee
Cayley tiled in. discussion
of the video which.
focused. on the lives of
immigrant domestic work-
ers in Canada. These
women came from the
Philippines to be livehin
nannies. This video looks
r
at theireasons for leaving
their homeland and loved
ones :and it examines the
government . policies
which make .them a cap-
tive work force.
Jane Treleaven, unit
leader, 'opened the 'Nisi- .
,ness. of the meeting with a
' poem, "Tips for
Thanksgiving." Rollcall
was answered with the.
nameof a shut-in visited'
:recently.
Fellowship of the Least,
Coin wasgiven on
Afghanistan by Margaret
Firulay.
Reports were reviewed
from Velma Morningstar
on Nimble. Fingers,
Kathleen Collyer for
Citizenship, Joan Martin
for Stewardship and Laura
Lee Cayley for Christian
Education. Susan Alton
told of the work done on
the flowerbeds at the
church this year. Ilene
44 it
At / u:u Sa.
5% .to 60% off
age 9
Greer outlined the pro-
gram
of 'the September
Presbyterial meeting.
whichwas held in
Lucknow.
(submitted by :i everley
Thompson.)
cenic :..rive. to me ti
Unit 2
On Oct. 7, a group of
ladies, on a scenic drive
through the country,
enjoyed 'the beautiful trees
dressed in their autumn
best. Arriving at the farm`
home of Don and'`
Margaret Cameron, the
ladies: hada ou atifu'l pot
luck lunch:
Laura Steffler opened
the meeting with• a fitting
poem, "The Beauty of
Fall."
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the rollcall with a piece on Thanksgiving
and Phyllis read an article'
on the poor refugee.
The UCW prayer was
repeated to close the meet-
ing."The •group returned
home via another. route
'which was equally as
"beautiful as the one earlier
in the day. We returned
home with thankful hearts
for the beauty of all cre-
ation.
(submitted by Anna May
Hunter)
Thanksgiving reading.
The reading of the Least
Coin' was on 'the 'struggles
'and depression of ..the
ladies of Afghanistan, and
was 'read' by Margaret
Cameron,
Glenda Morrison and
Elaine Steer reported on
the workshop they attend-
ed. The theme was "in sol-
idarity with uprooted peo-
ple."
After the standing
reports, each lady read a
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but not.'by The Salvation fresh drinking water. In• various branches of the
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but. the residents them- ed from all over the coup g'
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