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• By BERNICE BOYLE
The Calvary United Church
Women held their anniversary ser-
vice Sunday April 10. President
Karen Tiernan welcomed everyone
and introduced the speaker, Mrs.
Barbara Hicks, Clinton, director of
Camp Menestung, the United
Church camp north of Godcrich.
She gave an informative presenta-
tion on Camp Menestung showing
slides and spoke about the various
programs offered at the Junior and
Senior and Singles camps during
the summer season. Application
forms arc available at the church.
The campsite is also open for
rental from late May to the end of
September. !Vas. Hicks' message
was the seven gifts of the Spirit -
love, patience, joy, peace, gentle-
ness, faith and meekness. The ser-
vice was closed with singing "He
lives" and a prayer.
UCW meets
The April U.C.W. meeting was
held Tuesday April 12 with the
Invitation to
4-H Program
on finances
Finance is a part of everyone's
ife. And yet, it is a part that many
)f us learn about by trial and error.
Managing our money is interesting
Ind challenging, and also a neces-
sary part of a successful lifestyle.
The 4-H project Personal Finance,
s inviting you to their Achieve-
ncnt program on Tuesday, May
Ord, at the Clinton Town Hall at
3:00 p.m.
It's a project that's designed to
ielp all members bccome more fa-
niliar with the many aspects of per-
sonal financial management and un-
lerstand the importance of future
' tlanning.
Come to the Achievement pro -
ram and hear Ralph Smith, Lawyer
:over a variety of topics such as
:ontracts, co-signing, and credit
ards.
Admission is free. All arc wel-
omc.
Prevent fires
April 17-23 has been proclaimed
Forest Fire Prevention Week by the
Hon. Vincent Kerrio, Minister of
Natural Resources. Sonic adjoining
States mark the occasion. The On-
tario Forestry Association has en-
lprsed the Week and is taking part
in it this year.
Why another week? There are
'bout 5,000 'weeks' identified dur-
ing the year. National Forest \Neck
in the first full week of May and
National Forest Products Week in
Dctober, for example. Surely forest
lire prevention needs to be recog-
iizcd throughoutthe fire season
'April -October inclusive) and not
for just one week.
Yard Sale
The Old School
House, Hwy. 83,
R.R. 1 Dashwood
Antiques, 2 Queen size water-
beds, 2 ladies bicycles, band
saw, some collectables and old
-games.
Sat., April 23
9 a.m.
Rain or shine
CAMADA•O1ITARIO
Crop Insurance
President Karen Tiernan opening
with Scripture and prayer. Tickets
are available from Pastor Bob and
Maida Geiser for the Byron Com-
munity Singers Concert at Emman-
ual United Church in Zurich, spon-
sored by the Zurich U.C.W.
Proceeds to go to the Scott family
who will go to Poland with the
Tien Missions of America for 10
!his e ' nmcr.
The committee also announced a
yard sale for -the same benefit will
be held at Margie Johnson's home
on Highway 21 May 20-21, 1988.
After the business of the evening
the Christian Development Com-
mittee presented their program.
Charlene Edwards read "Who is a
Christian" followed by the song
"We have come into His House".
Aldene Wolfe gave an enjoyable
reading entitled "The Four Dimen-
sions of the Cross".
Eleanor Weigand presented a
thoughtful story "No Church Com-
municated with me!"
The scripturewas read by Mary
Van Roml. iey.. Mrs. Edith Baker
presented the topic "Jesus was not a
Mere Man".
UC church service
Sunday, April 17 Pastor Bob
Sinasac gave his congregation a
powerful message on "Turning
Friendliness to Hospitality and En-
couragement." Acts 18:1-28. Hos-
pitality - the act of expressing wel-
come toward guests. I1 Kings 4 -
t3lessings of hospitality - the couple
referred to in the Bible was blessed
greatly because they opened their
home to a Christian. They fellow -
shipped and shared the gospel with
' other people.
The baptism of the Holy Spirit
gives a power to share the gospel
with one another, enables us to wit-
ness to others needs, and helps us to
know what to say. The Holy Spirit
shoves us how we can help the pas-
tor through prayer, to coming to
church expecting a message from
God.
We receive help in routine tasks
in order to keep priorities, and to
work for harmony in the church.
Hospitality is everyone working to
provide an environment of growth.
Lutheran Ladies' Guild
The Lutheran Ladies Guild met
Tuesday April 12 with Vice -
President Mrs. Fricda Hayter in
charge of the business. All mem-
bers are invited to the mother and
daughter banquet, Tuesday May 12.
A short devotional was given by
Jill Stojkovic. The Altar guild is
Helen Nadiger and Nancy Rader.
A delicious lunch was served by
Frieda Hayter, Alma Genttner and
Gloria Hayter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tiernan and
Mrs. Luella Tieman attended Mt.
Carmel Catholic Church Sunday
when -Jennifer Regier received her
first communion. Her Godparents
were Gary Tiernan and Regina Regi-
cr. Others were Mrs. Marion Tie -
man and Ryan. Later they dincd at
Jamie and Janice Regiers and Chris-
tofcr.
dr. Jewitt Parr to
speak at Crediton UC
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
The sermon topic at Zion United
Church was taken from Psalm
139:1-24 titled "First, Last, Al-
ways!"
Choir practice will be held Wed-
nesday evening at 8 p.m. in the
Church sanctuary.
There will be a meeting of the
members of the congregation, im-
mediately following morning wor-
ship next Sunday, April 24. The
purpose of this -meeting is to deal
with. the Petition to General Coun-
cil regarding homosexuality. We
hope that as many people as possiN
ble will stay for this meeting.
Rev. Dr. Jewitt Parr will be
meeting with the members of the
Board of Stewards and all other in-
terested members of our congrega-
tion on Monday, April 25 at 7:30
p.m. Rev. Parr is working with our
Presbytery as Mission Interpreter
for Stewardship, and is the former
Secretary of Stewardship Services
for the United Church of Canada.
In hospital at South Huron (Exet-
cr) are Mrs. Mind Jcsncy, Mr. Art
Baldwin and Mr. Norm MacIsaac
and at St. Joseph (London) Mr.
Steve Pcrtschy.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator
were Friday evening guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley, Sea -
forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Grummett,
Cambridge arc spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Farr, St.
Thomas spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. John Arbo and fami-
ly, Woodham and called on the
Preszcator s Sunday evening.
Crediton and District Social Club
enjoyed a nice quiet evening of
dancing to the music of Pierces Dia-
mond Jubille.
A lovely dressed pork lunch was
served by the lunch committee.
The Crediton Women's Institute
will meet Wednesday, April 20 at 8
p.m. in the Community Hall. New
members will be welcome. For in-
formation call 234-6319 or 234-
6219.
Times -Advocate, April 20, 1988
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