HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-03-09, Page 7Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall
Phone 887-6677
UCW hears
about
Dominican
Republic
The March general meeting of
the United Church Women was
held in the church basement on
Wednesday evening with Walton
II unit in charge of devotions.
Kathleen Williamson opened
with the thought for the day.
Marion Godkin was pianist for the
hymn. “For the Beauty of the
Earth". Scripture, Luke8: 4-15
was read by Marilyn McDonald.
Kathleen gave meditation and
prayer followed by a reading “If all
the faces were the same." The
offering was received and dedicat
ed. "What a friend we have in
Jesus" was sung. Prayer closed
this portion of the meeting.
Maxine Marks for Church in
Society introduced Heidi McClure
who spoke on her trip to the
Dominican Republic last winter.
She had many pictures she de
scribed and passed around. She
also displayed articles that had
been brought back from that
country. Audrey Hackwell thanked
her for sharing these pictures and
their experiences.
The business portion was chair
ed by first vice-president Dorothy
Sholdice opening with The United
Church Women’s Purpose repeat
ed in unison.
Minutes were approved as read
by Marilyn McDonald. Corres
pondence was read. Invitations
were read from Northside United
Church to their Thankoffering
Monday, March 28 at 8 p.m. and to
the First Presbyterian Church
Tuesday, March 29 at 2 p.m.
Walton U.C.W. Thankoffering
will be held April 10 in the evening
with surrounding churches to be
invited. Leona McDonald gave the
treasurer’s report. Olene Dennis
gave a report of the Huron-Perth
Presbyterial meeting she had
attended recently. A bale will be
sent sometime in May, a date to be
given at unit meeting.
The executive meeting will be
held April 6 at 1 p.m. Dorothy
closed this meeting with an Irish
Blessing.
People
Joan Beuermann of Stratford
visited with her mother, Isabelle
Shortreed a week ago Saturday.
Volker and Shirley Hertlein and
Crystal of London and Ruthie
Thamer, Kitchener, visited on the
weekend at the home of Ruth
Thamer.
Several ladies from Duff’s Unit
ed Church attended the World Day
of Prayer service at the Brussels
Mennonite Church on Friday.
Space still
available for
Jr. Rangers
Ontario teenagers wanting in
teresting, challenging jobs in the
outdoors this summer only have
until Friday (March 11) to apply to
the Ministry of Natural Resources’
Junior Ranger program.
There are less than 200 spaces
left out of a total of 1,400 positions
for young men and women who will
turn 17 before December 31.
The program operates 51 camps
across the province, where Junior
Rangers workforan eight-week
period blazing hiking trails, plant
ing trees, cleaning up lakeshores,
and much more. They earn $15 per
day, plus free room and board and
travel costs.
Applications for the program
can be made at the MNR district
office in Wingham.
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