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learn of Caribbean
“A Great Faith” was the
topic of the devotional given
by Mrs. Hazel Corbett at the
May meeting of Unit two of
the Hensall U.C.W. held
Monday evening. Taking as
an example the woman of
Canaan who begged Jesus to
rid her daughter of the devil,
she illustrated that faith
should refuse to be in
timidated and that it must
stretch out to Jesus to meet
Him.
Mrs. Shirley McAllister
chaired the meeting, opening
with Robert Burns’
paraphrase of 1. Corinthians,
13 with Mother’s Day in
mind. For the programme,
Karen McAllister gave two
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instrumentals on the piano,
“Today” and “Send on the
Clowns”. The roll call was
answered by 11 members
exchanging plants.
The business, conducted
by Mrs. Diane Gerstenkorn,
included arrangements for a
wedding May 20, the auction
sale June 3, entertaining at
Queensway Nursing Home
and flowers in the sanctuary
in June. It is hoped to hold
the June meeting at the U.C.
Resource Centre in Mitchell.
The topic was presented by
Mrs. Pat Venner on “The
changing face of the
Caribbean.” The study book
presented a negative at
titude about the political and
social problems there, racial
segregation and education.
But, taking information
from another source about
the Barbados, Pat spoke of
good schools, religious
freedom, many nations
integrated and an
agricultural outlook; also
the survival of their early
culture in calypso music and
steel bands.
After closing the meeting,
lunch was served by Mrs.
Wilma Munn and Mrs.
Donna Corbett.
Personals
Mrs. Mabel Sells and Mrs.
Mary Funk spent Monday
evening with Mr. & Mrs.
Jake Hovius and family.
Walter Spencer is a patient
in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
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The Alpha Pi chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held their election of officers for 1978-79 Tuesday
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Sorority gals
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Beth Jamieson was
hostess to Xi Gamma Nu
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority Tuesday, May 2.
The Exemplar degree was
conferred upon Dorcas Wein
and Eileen Ross. The 1978-79
slate of officers was installed
by Louise Giffin.
Pat Fletcher of Preceptor
Beta Theta presented
1 the “Girl of the Year”
award to Louise Giffin.
Final plans were made for
the “Beyond the Stars”
workshops on May 6, the
Blood Donor Clinic, May 8
and a dance May 13.
Lunch was served by Beth
Jamieson, Donna Webster
and Glenda Wagner.
A meeting of the Alpha Pi
Sorority was held May at the
home of Bonnie Brooke.
The evening began with
the installation of officers.
The new executive are,
president-Kenley Campbell,
vice-president-Suzanne
Strang, secretary-Janice
Brock, and Treasurer-
Jessica Armstrong.
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May 17
10-11a.m.
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