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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-04-18, Page 13irr Luckuow Wednesday, Apr[I 1$, 1979,--Psigs 13 Potluck dinnerfor meetin The annual meeting of the Lucknow Women's Institute was held on Monday, April 9th. A pot luck dinner was served with the executive as hostesses, President, Mrs. Mary MacGillivray conducted the business meeting. It was de- cided to send a donation to Brucelea Haven. Mrs. Harvey Webster dis- played her poster illustrating "The Year of the Child". Mrs.. George Whitby re- ported on the District Dir- ectors meeting in Belmore which she attended. Mrs. Bert Gammie, sec- retary treasurer,' read the minutes and gave thetreas- urer's report. Twenty-seven members answered the roll call by the payment of fees. The -report of the nominat--- ing committee was presented by Mrs. Jack Collinson and the officers for 1979-1980 who were installed by Mrs. Armstrong Wilson are; past president, Mrs. Armstrong Wilson; president, Mrs. ' Mary MacGillivray; vice UCS chooses Easter theme The regular meeting of Trinity U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Alton, on Thursday, April 12, with an attendance of 20 members. Mrs. Chester Hackett read the scripture and Mrs. Blake Alton read a poem, "The Last Supper". Mrs. Alex Hackett had a reading, "Christ in Gethsemane": Mrs. Alton read another part poem, "Tell .The Disciples" and Mrs. Chester. Hackett gave the meditation on the Easter theme. The president, Mrs. Don- ald Hackett, thanked the hostess and then read a poem; "Spring Crocuses" and led in prayer., The roll call was answered by each member telling what she. thought the value of the U.C.W. was in the commun- ity. Mrs. Ken Alton gave the Mission .Study on "Discrim- ination of Others in Can- ada", with questions on the freedomof speech, freedom of the press and discrimina- tion. Speaks about work in New Guinea Pine River U.C.W. met in the church on •April 10th. Mrs. Jack Campbell presided and welcomed everyone, then read a poem. The roll call was answered by 24 ladies • with "An Easter " Mrs. Allan Farrell, pro- gram convener, opened with the poem, "Resurrection". A trio by Mrs. Ernie Gibson, Mrs.. Perrin Lowry and Mrs. Bob Courtney was enjoyed. Thought''. elects new executive The April meeting of the St. Augustine Parish was held in thechurch vestry on April110 with 11. members and one guest present. Fr. Ed Dentinger oened the meeting . with prayer. Mrs. Mary Boyle presided over the meeting. Mrs. Mary Kinahan read the minutes of the March meeting: Mrs. Gus Redmond read the cor- respondence. Mrs. Nancy Stapleton reported on the treasurer's report and took the roll call.. Mrs. Emma Franken gave a Spiritual reading and Fr. Dentinger commented. Mrs. Ella Redmond, re- sponsible for the election of the new executive took charge of the meeting. She reported after the vote, the new executive are: 'presid- ent, ' Mrs.- Emma Franken; 1st vice, Mrs. Joe Hickey; 2nd vice, Mrs. Bili Kinahan, 3rd. vice, Mrs. Neil Staple- ton; recording sec., M'rs. Raymond Boyle; correspond- ing sec., Mrs. Gus Redmond; treasurer, Mrs. John Beyers- • Bergen. - Fr. Dentinger thanked the members for the co-opera- tion they showed towards the last executive and asked for the help and prayers for the new executive. Mrs. Mary Boyle also thanked everyone- for their help. • Mrs: Glen read scrip- ture readings. Prayer. was offered by Mrs. Elmer Smelt- zer. The speaker, Mrs. Marian Lawrence, .of Dungannon, showed slides, displayed art- icles and gave a most inter- esting talk`on the work being done by her son, Marshall, Who isdoing linguistic work in Papua, New Guinea. Mrs. Delbert Wilson expressed appreciation to Mrs. Law- rence for her inspiring pres- entation. Mrs. Burton Hodgins, vice. president for Area 4 brought greetings. A bale of used men's clothing is being,gath ered for the Fred . Victor Mission. The collection. was received by Mrs: Georgia Mitchell and dedicated. Lunch was served by Mrs. Bill Scott, Mrs. Bob Court- ney and Mrs. Ernie Gibson, and a social • period. was ,enjoyed. ipley UCW The Easter meeting of St. Andrews UCW was held in the church with Christina • Robertson presiding and welcoming everyone. Annetta Robinson read the Easter story, and several suitable hymns were sung, with' Elaine Pollock pianist for the evening. A duet: "The Old Rugged Cross" was sung by Gayle Bell and Janice Hodgins and was enjoyed by everyone. Francis Reed led in prayer, and Annetta Robinson read several Easter readings. Margaret Blue in- troduced the speaker, Elizabeth Dickie from Goderich.. She brought an interesting message on "What Easter means to me." Lois Pollock gave the courtesy remarks, and presented Mrs, Dickie with a gift. Lunch was served by Doris Nicholson, Eilleen Nesbitt, Irma McDonald and Mabel Bernard. • Mrs. Charles Wilkins had the Bible Study, and con- ducted a Bible Quiz on Bible Verses. Mrs. Reg Broome reported that they will be packing a bale on April 17, anyone with clothing for it can leave it, with her, Mrs. Harvey Ritchie, or Mrs. Tim Reurink. Following the business portion of the meeting, Mrs. Warren Zinn led in, prayer. A social hour was enjoyed by all and .the committee in charge served lunch. president, Mrs. George Whitby; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Bert Gammie; assist- ant, Mrs. Howard Barger; district director, Mrs. Arm- strong Wilson; alternate, Mrs. Raymond Leddy; P.R.O., Mrs. George Ken- nedy; branch directors, Mrs. Jack Collinson, Mrs. Beth Ritchie, Mrs. Cyril Brown; auditors, Mrs. Grace .Camps bell and Mrs. Jack MacDon- • LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Wm. Munshaw B.A. M.Div. SUNDAY, APRIL.22 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. MorningyWorship,% Led by The Owen Sound "Mimes The Word" Everyone Welcome 1... V K..••••...\r..-••.....V.., 4 ald; pianist, Mrs. Wes Rit- chie; assistant, Mrs. E. W. Rice; cheerio convener, Mrs. Jas. McNaughton. Reports were read by the standing committees and auditors and the 1979-1980 conveners presented were: Agriculture and Canadian In- dustry, Mrs. Grace Gibson; World Affairs, Mrs. Ross Shiells; Citizenship, Mrs. • • LUCKNOW ! CHRISTIAN. REFORMED . 1 'CHURCH . Rev. L. Van Staalduinen SUNDAY, APRIL 22 Morning Service 10:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. l .r. • Listen to the Back to God Hour 10:30 a.m. CKNX • Wilbur • Brown; Education and. Cultural Activities, Mrs. _Omar Brooks; Family- and Consumer Affairs, Miss El- izabeth Robinson; Resolu- tions, Mrs, E. W. Rice; Curator, Mrs. Raymond Led- dy; Representative to Bruce - lea Haven, Mrs. Alex Mac - Nay, LUCKNOW UNITED i CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister SUNDAY, APRIL 22 { 10 a.m. Sunday School ± 11:00 a.m. l { Morning Worship Nursery Provided ± For Pre -School Children Jr. Congregation for ! 5 - 8 Year Old Children % ,W. ta; Ncte" ex-quackgrass grower: The best time to apply ,Roundup herbicide by Monsanto will vary, depending on where you live, and when quackgrass reaches the recommended stage of growth. But now is the best time to see your farm chemicals dealer. Before quackgrass.robs your crop of moisture and valuable nutrients. This spring, let Roundup herbicide make you an ex-quackgrass grower, too. 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