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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1987
Page
16
The notice lists two services, a noon church service and an 11:15 a.m. service led by Rev. Ron Pierce, pastor. It appears to announce regular worship times and the clergy in charge.
A church schedule lists ministers to lead services at Miniota at 9 30 a m and Birtle and Isabella at 11 a m with Lorraine Newton Comar and Andrew Comar as officiants.
Hamiota Pentecostal Church invites readers to begin a weekly column on the Bible Society’s 1987 Daily Reading Guide. The author urges ordinary readers to start, citing First Corinthians 1 and the call to preach the gospel without clever speech. A short weekly comment will accompany each date’s scripture. The guide is free.
Isabella United Church Women's group met January 8 at Bev Doran's home with 19 members. Budget for 1987 approved. officers for 1987 named. Plans for United Church Conference in Birtle May 28-31 discussed. catering for noon luncheon for 500-575 people proposed. Church to celebrate Isabella's 75th anniversary. 25th U.C.W. anniversary marked with birthday cake.
Pastor MacDumcum preached on Romans 8 26 to 39 with emphasis on 28 31b promising that all things work for good for those who love God. Congregation praised the candor of God word and pastor. Later that day he spoke at Open Doors Chapel on the Spirit of the Lord. On January 18 Miss Debbie Fulton ministered to the church in a special way. More next week.
The W I met at Vera Shayman’s home on Tuesday January 13 with nine members, including a new member. The treasurer’s report minutes from December were read, followed by correspondence. A motion kept the executive, added Margaret Brewer to the Buying Committee and Irene Robinson to the Hospital Aid Board. The group will donate a trophy for the 4 H Illustrated talks, give $20 to the Agricultural Society for flower arrangements, and discontinue donations to March of Dimes, Arthritic Society, and C N I B. Fees to double. Next meeting February 10 at 1 30 p m at Sharon Desrochers home. Vera won the monthly raffle, then readings, a contest, and lunch.
The U C W met January 14 with eight members present. Minutes were read and adopted. Mary Taylor received thanks for a pointsetta. Three thank you notes and a letter from Alcohol and Drug Concerns were discussed. Proposals covered buying a Christmas tree, renting a mat from Perths, and replacing a Fall bazaar with a Spring bazaar. Next meeting is February 11.
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