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THAMES ROAD - Karen Ether-
ington welcomed 26 members to
the November meeting of the
U.C.W. Her opening thought was
on Remembrance Day and read "In
Flanders Fields". The ladies sang
"In Christ There is 'No East". Jean
Duncan read from Romans 12:3-fi.
Feme Stewart ted in prayer. A
reading "Thoughts of Parents on
Remembrace Day" and a reading
"Quest for • Peace" were given by
Karen.
The group sang "Mine Eyes Have
Seen the Glory".
A reading from Mandate "Crea -
tive Ways to Stewardship" by
Etherington was about what the
Port Stanley Church did for ste-
wardship. A drama on stewardship •
was presented by Jean Duncan,
Jean Hodgen, Karen Etherington
and Feme Stewart.
Jean Hodgert gave a reading "The
Dollar and The Cent".
The roll call was answered by
bringing a roll call for 1994.
The women were asked to do a
wedding meal and lunch next June.
The U.C.W. is helping the Elim-
ville group with the Co-op Banquet
on November 26.
It was approved that the U.C.W.
pay for the painting of the church
which will be finished in the
sprang -
A Stewardship and Finance Re-
port was given by Marion Cann and
a church in Society Report was giv-
en by Lorraine Alexander.
The group sang "Give to Us
Laughter" and Judith closed with
the benediction. Pumpkin pie and
whipped cream with tea and coffee
were served by Group W.
The Silent Auction of many arti-
.rles proved to be very successful
• 4Nhich brought a very informative
.sand interesting meeting to a close.
Nominated for the UCW execu-
tive for 1994 are: past president Ju-
dith Parker, president Margaret
s4¢tewart, first vice president Bea -
Mike Dawson, second vice presi-
dent Jean Hodgert, secretary Mari -
Pym, assistant secretary Rhoda
Fftohde, treasurer Kathleen Hodgert,
'st Jean Hodgert, assistant pia-
uLaurel Miner. Official board
resentatives are Judith Parker
told Margaret Stewart.
Twenty-six other positions were
also filled.
Church service
Rev. Jim Alisop conducted the
Remembrance Day church service
Sunday morning.
The Responsive Reading was
"The Shepherd King" taken from
Psalm,78.
The choir sang "0 Blessed Christ
•sf Peace" accompanied by the or-
,sanist Jean Hodgert.
• the congregation sang the chil-
dren's hymn "God Sees the Little
Sparrow Fall". The people sang "0
Canada" and Rev. Alisop read In
Flanders Fields and another Re-
membrance Thought.
Rev. Allsop also read the Scrip-
ture Joshua 24:1-3, 14-25 and from
the Gospel of Matthew 25:1-13.
His sermon was entitled "A Parable
of Preparation". The service was
dosed with the singing of "Mine
Eyes Have Seen the Glory".
C6urcb 'news
A men's breakfast will be held at
Thames Road United Church on
Saturday, November 20 at 8:30
a.m. The speaker will be Jim Pap -
pie from Seaforth on the Food
Gttins Bank.
-Music service
A Community of Churches Unit-
ed In Faith church service on Sun-
day evening was vary well attended
with Thames Road Church almost
filled. The choir had almost 40
voices.
The service started at 7 p.m. with
mine people in the orchestra, which
included violins, guitars, and ban-
jos accompanied by Jean Hodgert
on the piano. They also accompa-
nied for the sing song led by Doris
Spence. Judy Milts welcomed eve-
ryone and the service proceeded
unannounced.
The mass choir sang three an-
thems accompanied by Jean Hod-
gert on the organ and led by Gor-
don Johnson.
Verla Copeland accompanied,on
the piano for o ne,of the hymns as
did Gwen Christie.
Mary Peterson-Essery gave the
jlleaediction and Shirley Kerslake
ave thecnice.
Refreake gists were enjoyed later
in, the pint readied by quite a
numberkd'elpplen which brought a
very in in1Pailliveaveaing W a close.
Leet well wits we extended to
Milia Kelleu, Alice Cann and Kay
Morley. They all have undergone
Airtiery recently and all are home
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The annual general meeting of Epilepsy, Huron -Perth -Brute was held at Carmel Presbyterian
Church in Hensall last Tuesday. Certificates were given out to volunteers and participants
heard a lecture by Dr. Warren Blume. While at the meeting the board of directors took a few
minutes out from activities to have their photo taken. kFrom bottom left are: Joanne Carr, Ann
Upmalis, Marg Vere and Donna Wood; top left are: Dr. Patrick Conlon, Donald Parrett, guest
speaker Dr. Warren Blume, George Goettler and Ron Marcy.
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