The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-03-02, Page 10Christian
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+ln the -hands, of Christian
Women is apower to change the
rforld?'s tile" Challenge given
by,,,Rev, Cordon Hunter.,, Toronto,
to 300. women in attendance at
'the fifth annual meeting of Moron
Presbyterial. -UCW in Wingham,
United hurches l: eb. 21.
"Bano-te term "church work'
and set tint to do the 'work' of
church' which is to take the cross
of Jesus into the street, home,
business. sold wherever men
are. But first we must have a real
experience of Christ in the heart,
Really listen 'to people and, hear
and understand and respond.
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Knox WMS and CGIT were
• guests of the Arthur Circle' Feb.
-20 .in the „church parlor. A sing. '
song in CGIT fashion .started the
..meeting,with. Mary Wray as
leader. -.
Nancy MacDonald' sang her own
musical 'composition, "A Can..
adian Song." Patsy and - Mary •
Wilkin played, a spirited pianio- -
duet.
"We maset enAne in, the ice
• where we etlre•wbtgr.e w take
an interest. le nr�neoee...:and 'that -
interest must go` beyond the
church into the worid.we .must
care about Viet Nam, India and
Korea. we tango step giving
and caring," sot4 the weaker.
Committee chairman gave
.
teir reports In a trial, by Jury
form in order'to assess how suc.
cessful the Huron Presbyterial
has been in its fii:St. five - years
in its attempt to achieve and MI.,
fill the full aim and purpose of
the UCW..
Vignettes ° of the Church.past.'
present.ftitureoresented In Cent
Circle Guests
eiiffiliation service followed
ing as its theme: The. mission
of the Church of Jesus Christ.
Penny Sheardown was leader;
others taking -Key parts were,
Marcia Lumby, Jennifer Cudman,
Kathie Hynds, Laura Lee Mere,
Mary -Anne Miller, Cheryl Hami1.
ton and Suzann e Gardiner. Mrs:
'Enright, WMS president wel.
corned the icir1s info, the WMS
niember`ship,
CGIT presented,* titnely skit
dealing' with faculnei tical pro.
blems: Among theme ip the cast
were: Jackie and . Susan Duck.
worth, Janice Twaddle, Shirley
Doll, Ruth- Whitten, Janet - Ham.
ilton,Donna Macdonald end'Shelly
Bradford.
Audrey Royal thanked the girla
Murray Hoover Takes Over
As Junior farmer President
Huron County Junior Farmers
met in the agricultura 1 office
board rooms, Clinton Feb.. 22
with the new president, Murray
Hoover, in charge. Murray lye'.
comed all the new executive to the,
Huron Juniors.
Don Pullen presented.the fipan.-
cial report with no great change,
which is very satisfactory.
Don Pullen then -reported on the
drama festival whfch will beheld
tural Conference at, Clinton, -
.March 10. Seaforth Junior Farm.
'ers and Clinton Junior Farmers
will be presenting plays. Bob
Fotherinsham will be .presented -
with a past president pin from
Huron County Juniors. Tickets.
are now available from,any mem.
ber at the door at 751. '
—Murray_;.Iioov-er -is- asking-each----
c1ub_in—the.. County to get the
happenings of the past few years
of their` clubs and send to him
for .a centennial project. It was
also suggested that they invite'.._
back the past Junior -Farmers
to a social gathering sometime in
196'7.
It, was announced that PlQW
Moving signs may. soon become
necessary 'on all slow moving
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vehicles. It is proven in the United
States that they do help save road
accidents. They are sold by
Junior Farmer members: price
$3.25.
A letter received from Donald
Young_sug ested that the Huron
Juniors support an ^orphan adop.
$ion child plan for a centennial
project. It was discussed andwas
dediced to mention it at each
local club meeting. and bring
back the verdict at the March
meeting.
All clubs are looking * r sew
members, which mast be enrolled
by April 15. Membership tees,
. are $L50. Next County meeting
X11 be March. -29.
for their excellent entertainment;
.She also reported on the fine pro-
gress of the Indian medical stud.
ent who is being 4Q4 sored in
her 'studies by the Presbyterian
Church. ' '
The offering was received and
dedicated: President Georgia.
Schaefer conducted' a short bus.
Mess- session. The Synodical this
year will Ineet.inStratford, April
18, 19 and 20, Edna Pollock and
Betty Dyke will be delegates from
this area.
Dorothy Reed read a report
from Ida White in India, concern.
ing famine- and health conditions
there..
Members of the executive will
be in charge of the March meet.
ing, Mrs. J.A. Newstead, WMS,
SWD:. Council Vice -President
from Toronto, , ,will be guest
speaker.
Marion Mills presided at the
piano for the singing of hymns.
Betty Dyke and her helpers ser-
ved tea.
tennial Costumes showed the
parts played by the Indians,, fur.
traders, settlers,,. saddle -bat
preacher„ .priests an early ladies
meeting in a ,home, and the Meet.
ing held in Centenary Methodist
hurch, Hamilton at the.time of
the annual conference wliich.had
just approved the „formation
of the - Women's Missionary
society.
Greetings were extended. from
London .Conference UCW=byMrs.
W. B. Cruickshank, NI/Ingham,
from Huron Presbytery' by Revs
A. Higginbotitham, Walton from the
An lican church by Mrs. W. E.
Middleton, Exeter, the Evange.
lical United Brethren by. Mrs.
Charles . Snell; ' Dashwood, ..and
from Wingham UCW by Mrs. J.
Reavie.
President •Mrs. Gilbert Bee.
croft, asked each UCW to see
that a history of its :church is
writtenandsent to archives and
to Send before May --1 to attend
Alma College School for leaders
in August. `
•9Treasaurer Mrs, . S, R. Lewis
reported the 1966 allocation was
exceeded by 3.2 per. cent.
"The 1968 Presbyterial will be
held in. North Street United
Church, Goderlch, The dosing
worship was taken by Mrs. MI,
• Murray Exeter and Miss Esther
Hume, Goderlch. -
•The installation, of Officers
Was conducted by Re A. Hagg•
.inbet ani, Walton, ltd assisted
Rev. C, M. Jardine, Wingham, in
the communion Service, which
followed. '
Officers, for 196'Z:
Honorary president, Rev.
Grant Mills, Clinton; past -pre.
"sident, -Mrs. , Gilbert" Beecroft,
Belgrave;' president, Mrs..
George Michie; R. R.4, Brussels
first vice.president; Mrs. O. Har•
risen, R. R. I, Monkton; second
vice.president, Mrs. ` 'Stewart
Miner, R. R. 3, Exeter; presid.
ent of Orth Region, Mrs. C.
Watson, Brussels; president of
West Region, Esther Hume, 10
Britannia Rd. E., Goderlch; pre.
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participation required.
: Fees: Single 42.00 — Couple $3.00 ' -
Memberships are available at Campbell's Store or from, inem-
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