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Informal Program
By Messengers
Is Entertaining
The Brucefield United Church
Messengers held a program in
the Church hall on Sunday aft-
ernoon, and 30 children partici-
pated in the informal program,
Paul Swan acted as master of
ceremonies and the ushering
was done by Janet and Sandra
Graham, Brenda Ann Hargreav-
es, Debbie Brodie and Beth Hill,
The ,program consisted of a
few choruses by the Messeng-
ers and Rev. , Mr. Plant led
some group singing with ac-
companiment by Margaret Mc-
Queen. Barbara Swan provided
piano solos and Hugh Marsh
was the guest violinist.
A filmstrip "Time for School"
was shown with Jimmy Ross
operating the projector. This
filmstrip showed how some chil-
dren are unable to attend
school in Korea and how some
attend during the cold weather
in bare feet. Readers of this
article are encouraged to pray
for the Korean situation, par-
ticularly the unwanted' babies.
The most unwanted are those
with American negro fathers
and Korean mothers.
The worship service on the
theme "Dedication" was con-
ducted by Burt and Joe Lobb,
Larry McGregor, Stewart Mus-
tard, Bradley Hargreaves and
Brian and Randy Wilson.
The offering amounted to
$17 and of this $11 will go to'
the M&M fund of the church
and $6' will be kept to purchase
Messenger supplies for the com-
ing, year. The offering is ap-
proximately half the amount
realized at the bake sale and
tea last year.
Burt Lobb gave the courtesy
remarksand the program clos-
ed with prayer.
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Londesboro
Pack Bale For
Needy People
Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan
The' Beau Unit met at the
home OfMrs. Bert Allen on
Thursday of last week. Due to
the absence' of the president
who was on duty in the hospi-
tal, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook pre-
sided.
• The scripture passage was
read by Mrs. Pipe; Mrs. Tom
Allen contributed ad acre pia-
no selection; Mrs. Livingstone
gave the first chapter of the
new study book.
The supply committee packed
a bale of used clothing this
week for the needy.
Mrs. Robert Youngblut and
Mrs. Bert Allen spent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Wells and Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker (nee
Nellie' Westerhout) of Strat-
ford spent Sunday with the
Westerhouts.
Personals
Mr. Gourley is at present a
patient in Clinton Public Hos-
pital. We hope,he will soon
show improvemet.
Mrs. Edwin Wood spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs.
Bill Andrews and family, Tor-
onto.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt sp-
ent 'the weekend with. the Mor-
row family at Lion's Head, also
attending the baptismal service
of their grandson, Michael, in-
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Gaunt, Clinton.
The sympathy of the corn-
rilunity is extended to the fam-
ily and relatives of the late
Mrs. William Griffiths who pas-
sed away on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 17 in Victoria Hospital aft-
er a short illness. Mrs. Griffiths
was one of the oldest residents
of the village.
the month aa,follows",: the home'
at 'Nfr,„ and Mrs, Igin Thomp,. son, Brucefield, Nov, 25, the
home of Mr. 410 Mrs, John Sin-
clair,. Kippen, NOV, 25; the
-home of Mr, and Mrs. 'Lloyd
Lovell, Kipper!, Nov, _26; and.
the home "Of Mr, and Mrs. w
Brodie, Brucefield, Nov. 27, •
,Anyone interested in attend-
Mg one of these groups is ash-
en to .contact the church .office,
Beginning in January it is hop-
ed that theso groups will meet
monthly,
Happy Workers
Give Layette
For Use At CAS
The •He•pnY Workers Club
met at the, home of Mrs, Den
Watson on the ,evening of No, venter 7,3, The roll call was answered by. 12 members,.
It Was decided the layette,
would be given to the chil,
dren's Aid along with a dona,
tion, Anything for the bale
must 'be at Mrs, Ken Gibbing's by' the end of November,
The members discussed
Christmas ideas, which were
very interesting.
The Meeting closed with pray,
er and a lunch was served by the hostess,
The Christmas meeting -will
be held at the home of Mrs,
William Flynn on the evening
Of December 11,
Each member is to take a
little gift • and the roll call will
be "what you . would like for
Christmas",
Brucefield UCW
To Give To Others
At Christmas
General meeting for the
Brucefiela UCW was held Tues-
day afternoon, Nov. 5 in the Sunday School room of the
Brucefield United Church.
Mrs, H. Berry, president,
opened the meeting and all
members rose to repeat the
Creed, The devotionals were
in the charge of Mrs. G. Rich-
ardson and Mrs, G. Elliott.
Miss Margaret McQueen assist-
ed at the piano.
Mrs, E. Thompson read the
minutes of the previous meet-
ing, then called the roll, which
was answered with a. verse or
thought for Peace,
The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. H. Taylor, and
the members were informed
that the allocation for 1964 will
be slightly higher.
Clothing — especially woollen
baby clothing—has been collect-
ed to be sent to Hazeiton Hos-
pital in B.C. It was suggested
and agreed by all that in lieu
of the annual gift exchange
between members it would be
nice if everyone brought a gift
for a child to be included with
the bale to Hazelton. These
gifts to be wrapped and
marked, please, as to whether
suitable for boy or girl and age
group.
Members voted to give money
to the Sunday School, and to
the United Church College fund.
Following the business meet-
ing, Mrs. L. Wilson gaVe her,
report on the Regional meetine
held at 13ayfield. at which the
theme was Christian relation-
ships beyond the home.
Travelling. Bake Sale
A travelling bake sale is be-
ing organized by Unit 4 of the
Brucefield UCW to assist Cubs
and Scouts.
The idea is that a nelson will
receive a baked item and within
three days she is asked to send
an item to the next name on
the list and include the price
for the item received,
Whenever possible try to
have a Scout or Cub help pre-
pare the item and, deliver it.
Thus the project will mean
more to the boys. More than
one list will be circulated, If
persons do not attend Unit 4
and would like to help, please
phone Mrs. D. Brodie (Clinton
rural district), Mrs. R. Dal-
rymple (13rucefield village) or
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Squadron Leader and Mrs.
D. L, Dudley have left the base
and are now residing in Syra-
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W01 J. Reid and his family
have moved to Clinton, Wog
Vic Morrow (ret.), Mrs, Mar-
row and their sell, Walter, have
left 4dastral Park and will live
in Applewood Acres, Cooksville,
Ontario.
Farewell party. •
A farewell party took place
for LAW C. Beauchamp at the -
home of Mrs, Margo Marshall.
The. 15 guests played games
-during the evening and prizes
Were won by LAW SiciaPSkY
and LAW Thompson. The guest
of honour was presented -with
an electric kettle.
Among the guests were Mat-
ron Boal of the Station Hospi-
tal, as well as Nursing Sister'
Berathy and Sauve. LAW Beau,
champ leaves shortly to join
her fiance in Summerside,
Ladies' Curling
Ladies of PMQ's held a
meeting at the public school'
and elected the following execu-
Cleric Stresses
Thankfulness
At St. Andrew's
The "Thanksgiving Service of
Worship" prepared by Mrs. Mar-
'ion Gordon, president of the
Winnipeg Presbyterial, was the
theme for the Women's Mis-
sionary Thankoffering meeting
held in St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church on Sunday even-
ing.
A sing-song led by a girls'
choir with Mrs. Homuth at the
-piano opened the meeting.
Devotional exercises and call
to worship were in charge of
Mrs. Mervin Lobb who welcom-
ed the visitors and led in pray-
er.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs, Cook as-
sisted in the reading of the les-
son, followed by prayer by Mrs.
MacLean.
A poem was read, the offer-
ing received by Mrs. Makins
and Mrs. Blacker and dedicated
by Mrs. Dunbar.
Mrs. Lobb called on Rev. R.
U. MaCtean and welcomed him
to the WMS.
He gave a very interesting
talk on being thankful for our
many blessings and sharing
them with 'others.
Mrs. Farquhar thanked Rev.
MacLean, 4so the girls' choir
for their special selections.
'Mrs. S. Wilson (Seaforth or
Hensall phones) by Saturday,
November 23,
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Friday, Nov. 29
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News .Editor: Anne Aileron. 44149
tine for the _coming ,season:
President, Mrs, gsrOyA Rob,
Tin; WS, Monica PtIgnid,. secre-
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Sleep 'n' Play
Suits
tary; draw .committee, Mrs,
Jeanette Doyle,'Mrs. Pai; MAP,
coil and Mrs, "Chris' Thomson,
ithotit -31) curlers Attended
this meeting,,
AnYelle who did not attend„
but Would like to join the club
should .get in touch with any of
the three ladies on the draw committee,
If -the weather oo,,eperates,
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Brucefield CGIT. girls held
their weekly meeting .on.
,day, November 14 and worship
seeeiee. was conducted by Gwen-
neth Hendrick and Milda Pep-
per, Pnrbara Swan ,played the
music for hymns,.
The president, .J0-4114 Ala, winkle :conducted the business
`portion of the meeting, Dorothy
Ross read the minutes, followed.
by the roll call.. •
Work on Grafts for the tea
on November 30, was .enjoyed,
PA Leaders Meet
The monthly meeting .of the
Sunday scitel teachers and of-
ficers .of the Brucefield and .Kip,
pen ellttrelles met in Kippen,
United Church, Monday; Com-
mittees were set up to plan
tbo Christmas concert at each
,church.
The CGIT are to hold a Ves-
per Service in Brucefield Ch-
urch Sunday evening, December
8, and a choir Candlelight Fes:
,tival with choirs from both con-
gregations will take place No-
vember 22,
Discussion on Sunday School
papers and their use was also
held and additional help in the
teaching staff was recognized,
The study for the evening
was centred on "Teaching Tech-
niques" with special emphasis
on the use of audio and visual
aids. The new cturiculum for
United Church Stinday Schools,
to begin in September 1964, was
introduced briefly.
YFU Meeting
• The regular meeting of the
Brucefield Young Peoples' Un-
ion was held in the Church Hall
Sunday. The mission leader,
Bob Fotheringham,. conducted
the worship and program.
A film strip "Angola Awak-
es" was introduced by the Rev.
H. K. Plant, and a discussion
on the subject of the area of
the church's mission followed.
Singing was led by Phyllis
Lobb and recreation by Bob
Fotherifigham. President Jim
Boughen conducted the busi-
ness.
The next meeting is to be held
December 1 under the leader-
ship of Rosemary MacDonald,
the citizenship convener,
Study Groups
Cottage study groups have
been started on the Brucefield-
Kippen United Church Pastoral
Charge for the purpose of adult
Christian education.
Six couples volunteered to
open their homes during the
month of. November and small
groups of interested people are
brought together to talk about
their Christian faith and pur-
pose..
The study book is "The Ward
and the Way" led by the Rev.
H. K. Plant.
Two groups have .already met
with. great success, one at the
•home of Mr. and Mrs, E. Kylei
Kippers, 'and the other at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. G. Elliott,
Brucefield.
Four more are planned for
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