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Vasell 14teltAtoW.SenthreL Wednesbiyit. Feb* t*ry 13,,1901:
Mit 1
Flobtawy 5 about 25 ladies
from ails 1 arid 2 of the Luo ow
United Chin„ Women gathered at.
o church for a wowing watt b e
Time gouts were tied and bandage$
were made for the l pr9sy Missiolu
and roadside plinics in -_a Third
World Count .
Following
ami
pp.,�� a
, the wits wet
, E tc t 1 rE3s..'tilts117 tn0 1r
15-0.
Lois • Walden presided f the
business portio, opening with a
poem on love. The 'mantel of the
January meeting were read and
approved.
Ten ladies answered the rollcall
by naming something we may do to
show love aid bringing a card or
stamps to be used by our Com-
munity Friendship Convenor.
Cards weie signed for three of
our unit who are in the hospital.
The offering was taken and eight
more memberships were paid.
The collection of the Least Coin
was gathered and Grace Gibson
read the prayer on Justice and
Peace, as written by a voice from
India,
The bi tnhday jar was passed and
happy._ birthday sung to Caroline
Menary.
The treasurer's „report was read
and Lois Walden gave tate announ-
cements. World Day of Prayer will
beheld in the Anglican Church, on
March 1 and the Bruce Presbyterial
will be held in Hanover on March.
4.'
Mrs. Menary and Evelyn Cook
were in charge of the program with
the theme love. Mrs. Cook gave the
Call to Worship followed 'by a
hymn. She gave a reaaing To My
Valentine.
Anna May Hunter gave reading
Praying Badly, Praying Well.
Mrs.. Menary read the scripture
with Mrs. Cook, giving the
meditation God's Love for Man,
followed Iv player.•
The members joined in ;singing a
hymn with Mrs. Cook . asthe
pianist,°
Mrs, Walden, discussed a 11105l
interestingg article !Who; are Those
Palestinians Anyway, also other
armies taken from daily papers
regarding° the war in the. Persian
Golfo
The rneernig closed with the
UC 1 Benediction.
2 of Ilse ngtedj.:, C
women met in the church parlour
with 15 members and one visor
present.
The offering was taken and
dedicated by Phyllis Morrison.
Reading oort the Least Coin was by
Vio!et Amid.
Helen Todd reported that three
get well cards and one sympathy
card had been mailed in the past
month.
Groceries are needed for the food
bank and please remember to save
your tapes from Kneehtels.
Dates to remember are: blanket
fund- in at , the March meeting
World' Day of Prayer; March 1 at
the Anglan Climb and Pres-
byterial March 4, 9 a.m. in
Hanover. Members are to wear their
name tag, take a bav lunch and a
mug to the Presbyteal meeting. i
Edna McDonald is taking over the
saving of stamps for leprosy 'vic-
tuns. Mrs. Whighttnan has been in
charge of this project for years.
The theme of the meeting was_
kindness. Elsie Houston and Ruth,
Pritchard were in charge of the
Units 1 and Zinet at the church at
.10a -moo is
workong
bandages for leprosy tins. Fol-
lowing
oldlow ig soup and: a sandwich* Vie'
vinic$'2retliel "field 10 ,
Mrs. li itby opened the ,meet ig
wig a Bible verse and .then
introduced the yup. study ongospel,, Cale an Media,
the. scripture was read by- Mrs.
Ritchie and Mrs, Whitby lead the .
was pianist for the hymns.
pr'og•
Scriptures were read by Ruth and
the meditation and prayers by Elsie.
Jean Johnston gave a reading The
Commodore's . Prayer, anti. Mary
Loth read the. Magic of a Friend. _
Elsie read a piece from the Lon-
don Free Press on the 33 , general
councils of the United Church its .
Members the of basic level skatedd to the oldie A� White Sports .Coat and a Pink Carnation (1950) during
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iJohnston, ruyn.. ntt'ruw, Shea Dickie, Ashjey Humphrey, Bobby. Raymond:and Tyler John
Lord's. Player being repeated
Hamilton. ttn ton. (Put Livingston photo) ,
Unit
Quit .3 or the Lu ow united:
Church Women met ou TuesdaYs
February 5 with an attendance of
16 The wograin committee was
Jean Whitby and Alice Ritchie.
and contended life.,
The t lioall was answered with.a
vee on love.
Reports were givers byuewar. Q,
Mildred Cameron; citizenship*
Kathleen Collyer; supply, _ Berms
Rideal Ritchie; cOMMUnity_:..
- friendship* Kay Crawford; chrisdan
_
sP httby read a paw OA the education, ttilwy Boyle; bowers,.
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s. 'Ritchie gpy�on the dla dea1,1p..g
q
ith television. Both• papers were
re
Mowed with* 01,
The program was dosed with a
prayer by Mrs. . Ritchie.
Mary oy?e, unit leader* presided__
for thebusiness; Wining with a
in on nine essentiaIs to a full.
eatlierhead
Marg Finlay conducted the Fel.
lowship oft:est Cola on a call
to yr�calness: and followed with
leader.
Ilie- World a f yer
be held ons Friday., March 1 in the
Luekllow Anglican Church.
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