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When the Afternoon Unit
of the U.C.W. held their
Easter Meeting the call to
worship was a verse of
scripture from Mark which
read "And looking un, they
see that the stone is rolled
back.'
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor led
the meeting and cl ose hymn,
Sweet the moments, rich in
blessing with Mrs. Leslie
Bolt at the piano.
Mrs. Taylor continued
with a meditation in which
she reminded us that when
Jesus was asked, which was
the greatest commandment
His answer was, "Thou shalt
love the Lord th ,y God with
all thy heart, and with all thy
soul, and with all thy mind
and Thou shalt love thy
neighbour as thyself.
Thel religion of Jesus
triumphs: faith as its
foundation, love as its power,
hope as its finality. Because
these things are so, all
gravestones must be rolled
away.
Readings were given con-
cerning those who sa w. Jesus
after His Resurrection
namely Mary Magdalene,
Peter, the two disciples. on
the road to Emmaus, and
Thomas.
Repeatedly Jesus
appeared to His disciples
assuringthem of the abiding
presence and power of the
Spirit. The hymn "Near the
Cross was sung. Mrs. Olive
Campbell read, "The Empty
Tomb," and Mrs. Taylor -led
in prayer.
Mrs. Helen Martin chose
for the Mission study the
work of Myer Murray Gold-
stein, a distinguished worker
for human rights in
pen 'tentiaries.
Mrs. Fenton spoke on The
Message of Good News ,ThL
good news of truth, of hope,
of peace, of promse, of
imn ortality and salvation.
The meeting closed with
hymn "The Morning light is
Breaking" and prayer.
18.— THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 25, 1979
WMS has visitors from Brussels, Seaforth
Correspondent
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The Easter Thankoffering
meeting of the W.M.S. met
in the Presbyterian Church
on April 18. Mrs, Joe Dunbar
opened with a reading, "A
Message of Easter,"
folloWed by a prayer. The
hymn "The Day of Resur-
rection" was sung.
Mrs. Dunbar welcomed
the visitors from Brussels
and Seaforth. Scripture was
read from Luke by Mrs. Jack
McBurney. The meditation
was given by Mrs. Garner
Nicholson,.Mrs. Ivy Clookey
led in prayer. Mrs. Campbell !
of Blyth sang a solo",
accompanied by Mrs.
Dalrymple.
Mrs. Dunbar introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. !
Munshaw. who is Education
Consultant in this area. She I
worked as a Congregational
Deaconess at First
Presbyterian. Church in
Chatam before coming to,
Lucknow with her husband.
She spoke of the Mission of
W.M.S. workers and how to
get more out of study books
through eductional aids
available. She also offered
her help to any group.
Mrs. Mac Scott read two
poems, "The Way of the
Cross," and "After the
Winter."
Mrs. Campbell sang "He(
touched Me" Mrs. Jack'
McBurney thanked all who
took part in the meeting with
a special thanks to the
speaker and the soloist.
Hymn "Jesus shall reign
where're the sun" Mrs.
Dunbar cl us ed with prayer.
After which followed lunch
and a social time. A special
guest was Mrs. Joe Litte of
Blyth a former member.
Nine tables of euchre were
played at the Belgrave
Weekly Euchre last
Wednesday evening in the
W.I. Hall. High Lady - Mrs,
Clarence Hanna; High Man -
Albert Cook; Novelty Lady
Mrs. Agnes Beiman; Novelty
Man - Victor Youngblut; Low
Lady - Mrs. James R.
Coultes; Low Man - Albert
Bacon. There will be another
euchre next week at 8 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
PERSONALS
Quite a number of U.C.W.
members attended the
Easter Thankoffering service
at Brussels United Church on
Sunday evening. Mrs.
Wilbur Tiffin of Wingham was
the guest speaker" Special
music was by the Brussels
United Church choir.
George Michie attended
the Credit Union Managers
Conference in Toronto at the
Skyline Hotel last Thursday
and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Gedcke of Fordwich visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hibberd,
Mrs. Monica Burgess of
York, England is spending
sometimes with her friend
Miss Lillian Potter.
Miss Mae Coulter of
Aylmer spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Cliffton
Walsh and family, she also
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Coulter of
Wingham.
Mrs. George Martin spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Armstrong of
Thorndale.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Christensen of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Roberts and
Mrs. Hilda Roberts of
Listowel visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Grasby.
The Belgrave Senior
Citizens wish to express their
gratitude to the members fo
the Hi-C who served a
delightful dinner on Easter
Monday. We appreciate this
thoughtful gesture.
Greg Cantelon of Toronto
visited on Wednesday and
Thursday with his grand-
mother Mrs. Harry McGuire.
Jack Taylor, Peter
Chandler and George Michie
attended the Cooperators
Insurance dinner meeting in
London last Tuesday evening
This was to discuss
Insurance with Credit
Union's.
Mrs. Mae Rinn and Miss
Lois Rinn visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Cartwright
and family of London on the
weekend. On Sunday they all
travelled to Toronto where
Keith entered the Wheel-
Chair Basketball game at
Etobicoke Olympic Building.
His team placed second. At
this game Keith was pre.
sented with a trophy for third
runner-up for the Southern
Wheel - Chair Basketball.
League. Keith belongs to the
London Forest City Flyers
Wheel - Chair Basketball
League. Belgrave friends
congratulate him on his
efforts.
Afternoon Unit studies
the resurrection
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