The Spirituality Group hopes to meet once a month and plans a Sat. a.m. meeting to accommodate those who cannot get away during the week. Please call Gail Phillips at 439-8569 if you have some input into how these meetings could be successful.

February 11th: This Sunday, Dr. Schulman's sermon has a very provocative title, "But What Will Mrs. Grundy Say?" In a 1798 play by Thomas Morton, Mrs. Grundy was a character who observed all the proprieties and saw to it that everyone else did too. Even today, if we want to do something unusual, we ask, "What will people think?" We wonder if manners have gone out of style? Are they too restrictive? There ought to be lively discussion on this topic!

February 14th: The UU women will meet again for lunch at noon in the Putter Parlour at Elkins Lake. We had a happy first meeting on January 10th. There were 12 women who enjoyed having the time to talk with old friends and make new ones. Please call Anne Sigler at 295-8810 if you plan to come to this Wednesday, February 14th meeting. It helps to give a count to the chef the day before we lunch, but if you forget, come on anyway. It doesn't have to be that close a tabulation.

February 25th: This Sunday our speakers will be Vicky Keller, President and Diane Romer, Vice-President of the Greater Houston Area Chapter for the Million Mom March. They will talk to us about the goals of the Million Mom March, about current legislation before the Texas Legislature, and about how we can establish a MMM Chapter in Huntsville. This is a controversial topic in Huntsville, so we hope to have a good turnout to hear these women and voice your opinions to them.

Other UU News: Southwest UU Women are having a retreat February 9-11th. The retreat has a great title and will be held in beautiful place. It is called, "Women in Their Natural State," and will be at the 4-H Camp and Conference Center just outside of Little Rock, Arkansas. In addition to workshops, there is a Ropes Course, half-day or full-day, dancing to a Meshugga! Klezmer Band (Meshugga means "crazy" in Yiddish), and a Fire Ritual. Please contact Roberta Krock, Beth Williamson, or Anne Sigler for more information. We have a newsletter outlining all the programs and facilities available. Or, contact Linda Van Blaricom, the conference convener at lvbuuAjuno.com or 501 225-8294. If you would like to receive a newsletter from the Southwest Women in Religion, please contact Connie Dunn at connie_dunn@hotmail.com.

Mardi Gras in New Orleans: Many N.O. UU's are opening their homes for Mardi Gras visitors. The rooms are all large and quite comfortable. The cost is $300.00 for Feb. 24, 25, 26, 27. There's a maximum of 2 guests per room, and a continental breakfast is included. For more information contact, Wilma Longstreet at 504 288-6250.

Alaskan Whale Coast Tours: Five Alaskan UU congregations invite you to visit them this summer for eco-spirituality tours. These will be held for 10 or 17 days in July and August. For a brochure contact uuwhale@aol or call toll-free 1-866-889-4253 or visit website www.uuwhale.org.

Another Website: You can contact the Huntsville UU's through the UUA website by using huntsvilleuu.tx.uua.org.