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12 THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY 1 1970
UC women meet. in Mitchell
The theme "J-low Firm a
Foundation" formed the setting
fox the 11th ,annital meeting of
Huron. Perth Presbyterial United
Church Women held in Main St,
United Church, Mitchell on Jan,
24.
Nearly 400 members attended
the Annual who were welcomed
by the president, Mrs. L. Strong,
Egmondyille and greetings from
Mrs. Ruth Beard, Mitchell after
an opening worshop by
Thamesview U.C,W. with an
informative kit.
Mrs. Marion Anderson, 2nd.
Vice President of London
Conference U.C.W. brought
greetings remarking that if there
is a need in the community the
U.C.W. is there helping whether
a sad or happy occasion. Witness
and fellowship unite women of
the Congregation to unite in
Jesus Christ to "Serve in
Faith"..
A Book 'Commercial was
presented by Mrs. M. Pridhim.
L. Tilley of Canec United Church
.Publishing House, Toronto, had
'an excellent supply of books
' related to programmes and
worship to be purchased. Also the
Resource Centre, Mitchell, gave
their assistance.
Mrs'. M. Wilkins, Lucknow,
used to have a h ouse built of
flannelgraph as each report was
read of the past year's work of
Stewardship, Christian Develop-
ment,' Leadership Development,
Church in society, • World
Outreach. Communications and
In-Church Services. They
reported many activities from
Bible and MissiOn study,
Worship, Dedication and Service
to others. Sharing of Talents,
Social duties in.. the Church and
Community.
During the October Regional
Rallies,,workshops were h eld and
mueh enthitslastit was expressed.
in receiving a Spiritual renew.al
and also knowledge of the revised.
Guidelines.
Youth Concerns were
prese nted by Don Smythe of
London. It is, a vital Christian
concern to know about Alcohol
and drugs that present problems
to. Youth.. He stressed prevention
by studying the problems, Toc
Alpha held one of its most
successful • years. A motto. for
pre-teeners is to get along but
don't go along.
ReV. M. Boulger, Monkton ;
had question and answer period
on "Indian concerns of Today",
The discussion was intensely
interesting with . up-to-date
knowledge of latest developments
in the Northern Regions and their
changing lifestyles and problems
due to modern advancements in
restructuring in certain areas with
Hydro and .Gas lines.
How -Firm. a Foundation, was
the theme used by the of .ternoon
speaker, Mrs. Jean Eaton, Staffa.
She and her husband had b ecn
on a mission in India and
Bangladesh and spoke of many
incidents- whilethere. If we teach
about Jesus, read the Bible daily
in our hotnes,werealize the role of
Jesus in our daily lives, then we
also have Christ as the -foundation.
of each of our lives, she said.
• They found people in other
countries to be very courteous. No
man, no church
God, she said.
We here in Canada should be
joyful as we arc surrounded with
all types of conveniences, Mrs.
Eaton stressed. In other countries
they do not have so many
conveniences but seem to be
happy.
A solo "God hath not
Promised" was sung by Mrs.
Luella Nash of St. Marys.
Gratitude was expressed by
President, Mrs, Strong for the
excellent work of her executive
and all the United Church Women
during the past two years.
Closing comments were made
by Mrs. Doris Zurbrigg,
President for 1978. who gave this
thought "God thinks of you each
as a pearl of great price".
Mrs.Roy Galway,
gave the nominating report.
Officers , for 1978 arc: Past
President, Mrs. Leonard Strong,
Egmondville; President, Mrs.
Franklin Zurbrigg, Listowel; first
Vice Pr- esident - Mrs. Eimer
Hayter, R.R.1, Varna; second
Vise President, Mrs. Robert
Walters, .R.R.3, Kippen; corres-
ponding secretary - Mrs.
Campbell Wey, R ,R.4, Walton.
Recording secretary, Mrs.
Mervyn Karges, R.R.1, Gowans-
town; Treasurer, Mrs. Kernick
Goderich; Nominations, Mrs.
Leonard Strong, Egmondvillc;
Communications Co-ordinator,
Mrs. Myrtle Johnstone, Goder-
ich, Leader Develop-
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ment, Mrs. Howarad. Fjrtn, R. It I ,
Centralia; Church in society, Mrs,
William Coultes, R.RS, brussels;
Christian Development, Mrs.
James. Axtman, R.R,2, Walton;
World Outreach, Mrs. Michael
Boulger, Monkton; Archives,
Mrs. Robert Walters, R.R,3,
Kippen,
Huron Regional Presidents;
North, Mrs. Edgar Gedecke,
Fordwich; Wesi, Mrs. Charles
Wilkins, R,R.3, Lucknow; East,
Mrs. Ruby Triebner, Brucefield;
South, not named.
Perth Regional Presidents
North, Mrs, Mary Rayeraft,
R,R.2, Milverton; North Reg.
Vice President, Mrs. G.M.McKay
Linwood; West, not named; East,
not named; Siiuth, Mrs. Lorne
Heim, R.R.1, Woodham,
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