HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-05-13, Page 13GATHERED ROUND THE MAYPOLE —
Grade 1 pupils at the Walton Public School
portrayed the Maypole Dance as part of their
songs about different countries around the
world when the school held its spring concert
Friday. , (Photo by Ranney)
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THE BRUSSELS POST, 'MAY "13','1981',..- A13
Walton hears of disabled
Correspondent
MRS. AloLAN MCCALL
887-6677
The U.C.W. met Wednes,
day afternoon in the church
basement with 17 present.
McKillop unit were in charge
of devotions with Mrs. La-
vern Godkin giving the call
to worship on the refugee
mission of the church. Mrs.
Neil McGavin was the pianist
for the singing of hymn, In
Christ there is no East nor
West. Scripture reading from
Corrinthians by Mrs. N. Mc-
Gavin. Mrs. Godkin gave
thoughts to consider on the
problems the refugees feel
each day. Offering was re-
ceived and dedicated.
Mrs, Martin Run as con-
venor for World .Outreaeh
chose as her topic worldwide
refugee situation, playing a
tape of the moderator Rev,
Lois Wilson's experience
while being in Southeast
Asia, telling of some of the
myths of the refugee situa-
tion. She visited a refugee
camp in Thailand, run by
Thais supported by CUSO,,
the UN and the United
Church.
What can we, Canadian
Christians, do to meet the
challenge of continuing and
increasing refugee needs?
Our first responsibility is to
honour our committment of
practice the command of
Jesus: Love thy neighbours
as thy self. Jesus fed the
hungry, harboured the
homeless and welcomed the
strangers. He identified, and
challenged the evils that give
rise to a broken world. Our
mission can be no less.
To be faithful we must
continue to care for the
victims of our broken world
and we must continue and in
crease our involvement in
social justice for the oppress-
ed and the persecuted, she
said. Mrs. Paul McCallum
and Mrs. Allan McCall
assisted Mrs. Baan in a
question and answer period.
Mrs. L. Godkin conducted
the song "Worship the
Lord" in music and action.
Mrs. Graeme Craig presided
for the business.
Thank you cards were
received from Mrs. Beatrice
Payne and Mrs. Gertie Mc-
Donald for the Easter lilies
they had received.
Blyth U,C.W. invited
members to their Gospel
Singers reunion. May 31st at
7:30 p.m.
Coming events are the
garage and bake sale at the
church, Saturday, May 30 at
1Q:00 a.m. All articles not
sold by 2:30 p.m. will be
auctioned off, A committee
was elected to look after the
bake table Tuesday, June 2 is
the ham and turkey supper at
Duff's sponsored by the 8th
and 16th unit and the 17th
and Boundary unit. Tickets
available from any member.
The general U.C.W. meet-
ing will be held in the
evening of June 7 on Christ-
ian development.
Communion Sunday, June
7 with the confirmation class
to meet at 9:45 a.m. The
unified board meeting the
same evening.
Mrs. Don McDonald had a
hook display. Material is
available at the resource
center in Mitchell, open 3rd
Wednesday evening 7:30-9
of each month.
Members were reminded
this is the last week for the
articles to come in for the
spring bale which will be :-
packed, Tuesday, May 19th
at thechurch.
LiRcH NEWS
Greeters on Sunday at
Duff's United Church were
Mr. and Mrs. James Carter.
Organist was Mrs. Ian Wil-
bee. This being family Sun-
day, the Godkin family took
part in the service. Diane
Godkin gave ,the approach
and prayer. Bruce Godkin led
in the responsive reading,
"The Divine Law". The first
scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Marion Godkin, the
second read by Lavern God-
kin.
Musical selections were
piayed by Keith. and Brian
Wilbee with their saxa-
phones and Carol (Wilbee)
Henderson sang accompan-
ied by their mother Elva at
the piano.
Rev. Charles A. Swan
chose as his sermon, "Mem-
bers of the Family of God",
Ushers were Emerson
Mitchell, Neil McGavin, and
Alvin McDonald.
The flowers in the sanc-
tuary were placed there by
the Mitchell family in
memory of Mrs. Elizabeth.
Storey who passed away this
past week.
PERSONALS
Miss Gale Searle of
Brampton spent the weekend
at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle.
They all were supper guests
Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Pennington of
Goderich.
Miss Ruth Thamer of
Woodstock spent the week-
end with her mother, Mrs. R.
Thamer and visited other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Roily
Achilles were supper guests
on Mother's Day with Mr.
and Mrs, Jim Sills and family
of Seaforth.
Mrs. Dan Raven, John and
Scott of Irricana, Alberta,
arrived on Saturday to spend
a couple of weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter. Bewley. Mrs. Jack
Yuill of Brussels spent
Mother's Day at the Bewley
home.
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Benefit dance for
Workmans planned
A benefit dance was W.I.
held for Brian and Elaine
Workman of the 16th of Grey
Twp. who lost their pig barn,
on their adjoining farm in a
fire a few weeks ago. The
evening of dancing to the
music of a disc jockey was
held at the Brussels, Morris
& Grey Community Centre in
Brussels.
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