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Thirty ladies from the three milts of
Lucknow United Church • assemble in the
fellowship room of the church for dessert
prior to the meeting on October 3. The
room was decorated for the -Thanksgiving
season with a colorful horn of plenty and
mums on the tables.
Deanna Reavie presided and opened
with a poem, followed with a hymn, ac-
companied by Elsie Houston at the piano.
Mary MacGillivary read the scripture
and Anna Mae Hunter gave the
Thanksgiving Meditation and prayer. A
trio comprised of Elsie Houston, Mary
MacGillivary and Noma Campbell
favoured with 'music accompanied by
Marion McFarlane
Lois Walden introduced the speaker
Marion Zinn, who had visited Turkey a
year ago. She gave the group a brief
geographical and historical background of
the democratic county. She gave a Most
interesting commentary with her slides of
beautiful churches and other public
buildings which have existed for hundreds
of years. It is a country of many moun-
tains and prairies, with .grains and cotton
fields, orchards of fruit trees, peach, fig
and hazel nuts and many vegetables. The
women do almost all the field work.
Allene Bradley 'thanked the .speaker
and presented with her a token of ap-
preciation. It - a Reavie gave the an-
nouncements and the trio sang, Showers
of Blessings. Deanna closed this part of
the meeting and the three units adjourn-
ed to hold individual meetings.
Unit 3
Anna May :Hunter ,presiripd for the
business and opened with a poem The
minutes were read and approved.
Twelve ladies answered the ''rollcall
with, Something I am thankful for. The
offering was taken also the Collection of
the Least Coin and prayer :offered.
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Discussion was held regarding The fowl
supper and helpers and for the lunch
following the anniversary service.
The meeting closed -with the UCW
Benediction.
On October 3, members of Units 1, 2
and 3 of the United Church Women met
in the fellowship room of the Lucknow
United- Church for dessert at 1 p.m. serv-
ed by the committee -in -charge.
A social time was enjoyed and a very
well planned program proved most
interesting.
Each unit then retired to their ap-
pointed area for a short meeting.
Marion McFarlane read a Thanksgiving
poem. Pennies were gathered for the last
time this year for Fellowship of the Least
Coin.
There were 11 members present who
answered the rollcall with a "blessing".
The birthday jar was passed for Mary
MacGillivray, Marion McFarlane and
Jean MacLeod.
The minutes were read and approved
and the treasurer's report given.
Unit 3 is responsible for flowers in the
church this month.
Food was planned for the fowl supper,
also helpers.
Clothing for the bale is needed and to
be brought to the church after the fowl
supper.
Unit 4
Unit 4 of Lucknow United Church
Women held their monthly meeting on
October 3 with an attendance of 20.
Bernice Johnstone presided for the pro-
gram, opening with a . prayer. The scrip-
ture was read by Mrs. Johnstone, follow-
ed with prayer by Kay Crawford.
Ruth "Ritchie sang two pleasing solos
with her own accompaniment on the
harpsichord.
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erre Thanksgiving .season
Norma Weatherhead presented the
topic on refugees. Norma and Kay
Crawford acted out a short skit followed
by a general discussion, all pertaining to
the topic.
Mrs. Johnstone read an article on
women as refugees, closing with prayer.
The program was glosed by all repeating
the mizpah benediction.
Mary Boyle presided for the business,
opening with a Thanksgiving verse.
The rollcall was answered with a cur-
rent event and the members donated cof-
fee mugs for Wesley Mission, Hamilton.
The treasurer's report was given by
Anne Anderson; citizenship by Kathleen
Collyer; stewardship, Alice Ritchie and
amnesty, Laura Lee Cayley. Kay
Crawford gave the community friendship
report and Rev. McFarlane reported for
Christian education. Roberta Whytock
reported for social functions, asking for
food and workers for the upcoming
turkey supper on October 17.
The Fellowship of the Least Coin was
conducted by Marg Finlay. This year in
the service of the Least Coin, we have
prayed for changing conditions and sup-
port for the people of Israel, Fiji,
Nicaragua, Chile and South Africa. May
we who share in God's world, be led to
those in need.
A circle was formed, with all joining
hands for a prayer of dedication.
Mrs. Cayley was pianist for the hymns.
Announcements were given and a social
time followed.
Unit 1
Unit 1 of the Lucknow United Church
-Women ,met October 3 in the fellowship
room with Deanna Reavie chairing the
business part of the meeting. The rollcall
was name a blessing which seven
members answered.
The treasurer's report was given by
HURCH MEWS
Lois Walden. The mystery jar offering
was a .10 if you visited the fair, .25 if you
didn't. The fellowhsip of the Least Coin
was prepared by Women's Inter Church
Council of Canada and given by Phyllis
Morrison.
Laura Hare reporting for supply and
assistance said we were holding bale
goods until January and February. Soon
quilts would be read to tie. Evelyn Cook
told of her visiting and this month had
sent no cards as she had heard of no one
sick in our unit. Lois Walden got her up-
coming fowl supper needs filled. Deanna
Reavie closed the meeting.
CGIT has six new
members
Lucknow CGIT has welcomed six new
members this fall. They have been lear-
ning about the Canadian Girls in Train-
ing program, its purpose and uniform.
A cookout, scavenger hunt and games
were enjoyed at one meeting. The
members have made collages for the
parts of the purpose, Cherish Health,
Seek Truth, Know God, Serve Others.
A letter and pictures from the group's
foster sister, Beatrice was shared.
Everyone signed a Christmas card for
her.
Marita MacDougall will be president,
Cathleen Conley will assist Marita,and be
treasurer, secretary is Alesha Moffat. At
the service for new members on October
29, Becky Ackert will speak about her
year as a Rotary student in Japan.
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