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Talk about
global state
The Afternoon Unit of
Exeter UCW held their
meeting February 11 with
Ellen Forsythe leading the
program for Audrey.
McRoberts. The topic was
The Greatness of Love.
Poems were ready by
Stella Taylor and Alma
Snow.. Ellen spoke of two
new books, which are in the
church library about Mother
Teresa..
A poster was displayed of a
large circle with a cross in
the middle. This represented
God's love for the whole
world.
The topic was divided in
Global Consciousness an
Global Commitment. W
can't not be conscious of th
state of the world today.
Global Commitment w
divided into four headings
Our action in the second an
third world, Our action i
Canada, Doing Missions an
Doing Justice.
Missionaries of olden time
established their ow
churches and tried to chang
the people to western idea
Today we join in with othe
in other parts of the
world doing Christ's work as
He would do it. The whol
church with the whole gospe
for the whole world.
Canada has many times
more than developin
countries but 85 percent of
our mission givings is used
at home. When we give $5 in
aid to Developing Countrie
we fell them they must buy
$4 worth of
to MR. AND MRS. ALLAN GAUDET
d Saturday November 28, 1981 Darlene Pearl Marie Brint-
e nell and John Allan Gaudet exchanged wedding vows
e at Shannon Park Cathedral in Shannon Park, Dartmouth
Nova Scotia with Father Roy officiating at a double ring
as ' ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Dorothy and
- Don Brintnell, Wingham, the groom is the eldest son
d of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gaudet of P.E.I.
n The bride was given in marriage by her grandfather
d Eldon Heywood, Exeter. Suzanne Danybeck was matron
s ' of honour and Jo -Ann Brintnell sister of bride and "
n Channell Nickerson were bridesmaids. The groom was
e attended by Pierre Boudreau and Patrick Gaudet. The
s young couple will make their home in Dartmouth. Allan
is serving in the navy. Darlene is assistant manager in.
Dalmy's Ladies Wear. Darlene is the granddaughter of
Eldon and Alva Heywood and Russ and Hilda Brintnell,
e Exeter.
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visit to Queensway
Church ladies plan
s The Evening UCW held February 15 at 2:30.
their meeting on February 1• Sharon Kirkby reminded
everyone as this is the year
of the seniors on April 7 a
visit to Queensway Nursing
Home is being planned and
early fall for a visit to
Huronview. Next meeting
March 1 with Melva Ecker's
group in charge, Norma
Hooper's group for lunch.
Ada Dinney's group
presided for the Worship
theme, Love, Faith and
Justice. Scripture verses
about all three were read by
BettyWatson and Verlyn
Lindnfield Psalm, 116 was
read in unison.
A skit on Racial and
Prejudice was acted out by
Ada Dinney's group and
enjoyed by all. Do we have
Racial and Prejudice in our
community and is this a
problem in our town werejust
two questions asked and a
lively discussion followed.
Prayer followed by song Let
There Be Peace on Earth.
A delicious lunch by Helen
Coates group was enjoyed by
all.
In us
How can we tell a person
living in injustice that they
-are God's children. We must
remember God has no
favourite people. Developing
countries will get justice one
way or the other.
The Bible passage from I
Corinthians 13 was read by
Isobel Cann followed by a
modern translation read by
Clara Harris.
The - business was con-
ducted by Thelma Russell.
The dates for coming events
were World Day of Prayer,
March 5, at 2 p.m. in
Christian Reformed Church;
April 13 Presbyterial
Meeting in Mitchell and
Women Alive Conference at
Holiday Inn, London, March
6, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Committee
reports were given by Jean
Pooley on Church in Society
and Marjorie Delbridge on
World Outreach
• in the ladies parlour. Unit
Leader Sharen Kirkby
welcomed all . members
guests and special guests the
Junior Choir members. She
read Love is gift of God
followed by Lord's Prayer.
The junior choir members
were introduced by leader
Margaret Coates, then sang
a song taken from . Joseph
and His Magnificent
Technicolour Dream Coat.
Ada Dinney thanked the girls
and presented them with a
gift.
The roll call with everyone
reading the Bible verse on
back of each name tag was
answered 'by 31 members
and guests.
Coming Events: Every
Tuesday night to March 9
movies for the family. World
Day of Prayer March 15.
Anniversary Sunday May 2
and Smorgasbord May 6.
The General UCW meeting is .
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Quotable °votes, notable
Quotable quotes and
notable notes are thoughts
that people share with us by
taking time to write them
down. They may be lengthy
essays, but usually they're
poetic verses or simple one-
liners, that make us stop,
read them again and think.
For exlample, an
anonymous author pondered
the thought: "If God Should
Go On Strike."
"How good i is that God
above has n ver gone on
strike: Because he was not
treated faittti in things he
didn't like. ;
If only only once he'd given -
up and said, That's it, I'm
through!' I've had enough of
those on earth, so this is what
I'll do.
I'l1 give my orders to the
sun - cut off the heat supply!
And to the moon - give no
more light, and run the
oceans dry.
Then just to make things
really tough and put the
pressure ea, turn off the vital
oxygen 'til every breath Is
gone!'
You know he would be
justified, if fairness was the
game. For no one has been
more abused or met
more disdain than God, and
hurt to gain the things we
like. But what a. mess we'd
all be in, if God should go on
strike." •
Meanwhile Ralph Waldo
Emerson left us some advice
that is short and to the point:
"Never try to make anyone
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yet he carries on, supplying
you and me with all the
favours of His grace, and
everything for free.
Men say they want a better
deat, so on strike they go.
But what a deal we've given
God to whom all things we
owe.
We don't care whom we
MR. AND MRS. MURRAY HEYWOOD
Kelly Anne Kernick and Murray Charles Heywood were
married at Exeter United Chur h. Rev. Forsythe of-
ficiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of
Charles and Constance Kernick, RR 3 Exeter and the
groom's parents are Laverne and Beatrice Heywood,
RR 3 Exeter. The maid of honour was Karen Etherington
and bridesmaids were Rebecca Jantzi and Liz Miners
and flowergirl was Lynette Heywood. Best man was
Dan Heywood. Guests were ushered by Todd Heywood,
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ringbearer was Michael Heywood. After a wedding trip
to Montreal the couple are residing in Huron Park. -
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enough."'
Weather seems to be on
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Ruskin did: "Sunshine is
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Making friends isn't easy,
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two months by becoming
really Interested in other
people than you can in two
years by trying to get other
people interested in you.
Which is just another way of
saying that the way to make
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than computors, but, for a
real foul-up, give us a
computor anytime."
Here's a piece of good
advice: "Never argue with
an angry person."
Louis D. Brandeis is
credited with the following
view on the subject of
arguing: "arguments seem
futile to me, for behind every
argument I have heard lies
the astounding ignorance of
someone."
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