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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 23,1985 Section Two Church Women Hold Annual Workshop "One Life to Live" was the theme of the annual United Church Women's workshop which is designed to acquaint officers and portfolio convenors with their roles in the local U.C.W. unit, held at Kingsview United Church on January 8, 1985. The theme was developed by Mary Gilchrist, Trenton, Ontario, Conference Leadership Development Chairman, through her leadership of the devotional which was based on the Beatitudes, and through Bible study, both exercises being individually implemented by all participants. Scripture was read by Euna Killens, Hampton, Marion Larmer and Anita Davis, Blackstock. "Thank You, 0 Lord, for the Time that is Now" was the theme hymn. Welcome was warmly expressed by Executive President Pat Beach, Kingsview U.C.W. President Leona Wanamaker and by Rev. Audrey Fisher on behalf of Kingsview United Church and the Board. EXECUTIVE CONVENORS DESCRIBE RESOURCES United Church Women Pres- byterial Executive members shared information in cluster groups of committee members, many of whom are newly-elected in their local units. "Stewardship is what I do after I say I believe," quoted Evelyn Redpath, Stewardship Convenor, in her brief capsulization of World Relief and down home Stewardship. Anita Davis, Blackstock, Social Issues Convenor, presented'the whole spectrum of social issues with the aid of an excellent visual display, commenting that "faith and .social action go hand in hand." Some of the issues being studied at present are: Poronography, Woman and Child Abuse, Peace and Disarmament, Abortion. The cast of a skit, arranged by Jacqueline Guthrie, second vice-president, personally introduced each executive member and confirmed the area of responsibility of each. Correct, long-lasting procedures for archivists is available from Bessie Vaneyk. Margaret Ann Lamb, Manchester U.C.W., first vice- president and World Outreach Convenor, informed the gathering that South African Christians are asking us to use the power of boycott. Mrs. Lamb showed the film "Even Though we are not Blossoming Now, it is Alright," which is an excellent resource aid to begin to understand the people of South Korea. EXCHANGE VISIT TO KOREA Shelley Wright, Harmony United Church, was introduced as the local exchange person to Korea in May, 1985, completing the 1984 celebration of 100 years of Protestant Mission in Korea, following the pleasant visit of Mrs. Choo Chai Sook and Rev. Park Sung Ja, Korea, to Ontario last Fall. Other coming events are Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. Annual Meeting at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa, on March 19, 1985, with guest speaker Lois McLeod, Youth Work Developer; Conference U.C.W. Annual Meeting April 2nd and 3rd at Perth, Ontario. The well attended workshop concluded with a sensitive hymn, "The Promise of Power," tune of "Climb Every Mountain," accompanied at the piano by the hymn's author Betty Turcott, Bowmanville. Necessary to a gathering of this sort are many unsung assistants such as pianist Audrey Keys and coffee- bearers, among others; this round of applause is for you. Bessie Vaneyk Press and Archives Secretary, Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. Church services were held as usual. The choir had a choral anthem with some of the Juniors singing parts. Rev. Rutherford had a story for the children about two pictures, one of a boat in very poor condition, and one of a painting that had been in the same state but had been cleaned and repaired and it turned out to be a very fine picture that was valuable. He compared the pictures to some people, outer appearances are not always what appears inwardly. Next Sunday will be Communion. Rev. Rutherford spoke on the meaning of Christ's Miracles. He told of a cripple who was lowered from the ceiling so that he would be near Jesus. Jesus told him to get up and walk if he had that much faith that his friends would go to so much bother. Also he referred to the Old Testament when some of these miracles came to pass. He also told of Lazarus, who was brought back to life. Mr. A. Peacock and Mr. M. Walker took up the offering. Mr, H. Quantrill was at the door. Coffee was served as usual. Mrs. R. Gunby and Andrew, Scarborough, spent the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beatty's home. On Wednesday afternoon, the U.C.W. units II and III met at Mrs. Dorothy Bell's home, about 15 gathered. Unit III had the meeting. Mrs. Riches opened the meeting. Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Bristowe and Mrs. Howe took part in the Devotional. The minutes were read and a financial statement given by Mrs. Watkins. The general meeting for Wednesday is to be in the basement as we wish to plan what is to be repaired or fixed in the summer. At 2 p.m. the World Day of Prayer is to be held at Garden Hill. Mrs. Riches opened a discussion on some of the problems in our units. Most felt that holding a few joint meetings would give us more ideas. Various ideas were discussed as well as the . HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE Main St., Orono 983-5115 SERVING YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS FOR 35 YEARS Susan Sawyer JudyWoodbeck Nelda Dawson 705-277-3117 983-5519 623-4835 MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY f i ti F ■ .. l'ir -ma -■-'k-.v.,v- ^ ... )'■ ,, r$ 1 * PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FRESH NEVER FROZEN LOIN OF PORK NO CENTRE CHOPS REMOVED! BRAVO BRAND VEGETABLES LARGE 19 FL. OZ. 540 mL TIN • CHICK PEAS • KIDNEY BEANS • ROMANO BEANS • LENTILS MIX t MATCH ELIZABETHVILLE PRODUCT OF ONTARIO problems that we encounter in each group, it's hard to get officers for all the offices. Lunch was served by the Unit III group. On Thursday, the Seniors met as usual and about 25 attended. Memberships were being paid for a new year. No UNO was played, only euchre. Mrs. Plooard had some messages for us. Mr. Geo. Palmer came home on Saturday. Mr. W. Longyear is under the weather. Mrs. Bull had tests in the hospital last week. Mrs. E. Fowler was home for the weekend and goes back Monday. She will be finished on Wednesday for now. She has the last chemotherapy on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Mercer were with Mr. and Mrs. J. Fajt, Pontypool, for tea on • Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. Mercer. Mr. Jack Carscadden, Kendal, visited with Mr. and Mrs. V. Peacock recently. The Peacock twins were home from Guelph for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer had Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terbenchej Port Hope, call last Thursday. The bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, arrived from their honeymoon on Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beatty had them and Mrs. Gunby and Andrew, Jeffery Burton, Mrs. Z. Austin and boys for tea Sunday night. Mr. Walter Gordon, Cobourg, spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. H. Muldrew last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. 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