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Unit 1 of Hensall United Church
Women met on January 8, with.
Anita Cook presiding. Belva Fuss
was the pianist. Anita continued
her new year theme by using an
article written by Rev. D. Bruce
Johnston of the United Church
in Saskatoon.
Rev. Johnston told how he had
tried to help a man who had
confessed all his sins, felt he still
had problems and needed more
help. The minister suggested
what to do, and also explained
that the New Year is a good time
to make new resolutions. It is
like spring cleaning and gives us
another opportunity to right our
wrong habits. Anita read the Ncw
Year Litany prayer, after which
members had silent prayers for
our sick and mourning. Offering
was given and dedicated. Memb-
erships were taken and the money
for a foster child given.
Doreen Spencer then introduc-
ed the new study. This year it
is about Tanzania, Cuba, Chile,
and Canada. Doreen chose Tanz-
ania - People and Systems,
which included Education,
Health, Religion. Work and role
of Women. She gave us a very
interesting and detailed outline
on the educational system, which
has been greatly improved since
their Independence in 1961.
They have many schools, and
teachers, also a university
that offers degrees in most
subjects. The most commonly
used language, excepting local
tribal dialects is Swahili.
Roll call was taken and the
minutes of previous meeting
were read. ' The Benediction
was repeated, The annual meet-
ing -and Pot Luck supper will
be held January 28. The Huron -
Perth Presbytery to be held at
Brucefield United Church, Feb-
ruary 4, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30
p.m. Hot noon dinners will be
for sale at two dollars.
Mrs. Jean Eton will speak on
Bangladesh. Anita thanked the
hostesses and all others who
helped with the meeting. Helen
Scane and Will Beck served
lunch.
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Mrs. J. McAllister opened the
January meeting of Unit IV with
a prayer for the new year. Mrs.
Leona Parke gave the devotion-
al and spoke on the theme,
Beauty.
Mrs. McAllister introduced
the new study book on China,
she reviewed China of the past,
comparing it with the present
day situation, and told of the
progress in the fields of educat-
ion, medical care, agriculture
and of the great improvement
in living conditions under the
China Communist Party.
The business meeting follow-
ed. Mrs. Sherritt gave a good
financial report. Fifty visits to the
sick and shut-ins were made dur-
ing the month. The sleeting clos-
ed with the singing of a hymn.
Lunch was then served by the
committee.
Plan PD day
for teachers
A professional development
day for all teachers in Huron
elementary and Training for the
Mentally Retarded schools will
be held on Wednesday, January
28 at Victoria Public. School
in Goderich.
Superintendent R. B. Allan
told Huron Board of Education
members at the January meeting
that Victoria. School was chosen
so all teachers could become
familiar with the Board's newest
facility.
More than 50 presentations
designed to be of benefit to all
teachers will be made: During the
day each teacher has the op-
portunity to select five presenta-
tions of approximately one hour.
All presentations are being
made by the Huron County
teaching personnel. Board
members were told they were
invited to attend.
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