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Christian development
was the theme when the
October meeting of the ,
Gorrie United Church women
was held in the church hall.
Devotions were in charge
of Mrs. Raymond Gowdy and
Mrs. Helen Stephens. The
Scripture pas5age from Luke
Chapter two, described th6
development of Jesus from
childhood to manhood, and
was read by Mrs. Gowdy.
Ways of helping to achieve
personal Christian develop-
ment were presented by
Mrs. Stephens and Mrs.
Gowdy; Mrs. Velma Mann
presided at the piano.
The church promotes
Christian development in
many ways, but two had
been chosen for special
attention i Miss Kendra
Robertson and Mrs. James
Scheffter spoke on recent
events in which they had
taken part , Miss Robertson
hd spent five weeks at the
U.C. camp at Menesetung
near Goderich, , she had
attended as a senior camper
and for four weeks as a
counsellor.
She explained some of the
camp routine, problems and
rewards of the camp
experience and expressed
the enjoyment and
inspiration she had received.
Mrs. Scheffter had
attended the Week End
Westminister College as a
representative from Gorrie
U.C.W. last May. She
reported on the inspiration
she had received from the
formal 1 ectures and the
contacts in smaller groups.
The U.C.W. members were
delighted to hear such ex-
cellent reports. Mrs. Gowdy
and Mrs. Stephens pre-
sented each with a small gift..
The president, Mrs.
William Nay took charge of
the business period, and the
secretary, Mrs. William
Behrns read the minutes and
took the roll call. The
treasurer, Mrs. Elva Jacques
gave a detailed financial
report and Mrs. Lionel
Johnston reported for the
manse committee on the
improvements and the re-
novations made during the
summer. The treasurer was
directed to transfer the re-
gular quarterly donation to
the Mission and service
fund.
At the request of the
president)Rev. Fellows spoke
briefly on the new budget
system. Two invitations had
been received to attend
Thankoffering services in
neighbouring churches. At
Knox Church 5,Gorrie, Mrs.
Bell Whitechurch will be the
speaker on the evening of
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REGISTERING FOR PLAYSCHOOL — Both Isabel Sims (left) and Kaye
Stevenson brought their children along when they registered them for the
new Brussels playschool when registration was held at St. John's
Anglican Church on Friday. Here Vance Stevenson looks on his mother
prepares to pay the registration fee.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville
Dennis spent Friday at
Chatham attending the
International Plowing Match.
Chuck Gibson of
Bridgeport and Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Gibson spent sunday
'last at Conestoga and
attended the Conestoga
Endura Motor-bike race;
Douglas Gibson of
Orangeville was one of the
top contestants in the
endurance test.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Alcorn attended the wedding
of Susan Cameron and Tames
Pierce, Sept. 22 at Cobob-
conk Faith Tabernacle and
the Reception was held at
Miner's Bay Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Robinson attended the
Iriternational Plowing Match
at Chatham and spent a few
days at Dearborn, Michigan.
Mr. Cecil Grainger was a
patient in. Wingham General
Hospital for a few ,days last
week and on Thursday was
transferred to Brookhaven
Nursing Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
;rainger and David of
Kitchener visited with Mrs.
Cecil Grainger on Sat. and
with. Cecil . Grainger
(Brussels Post Photo)
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THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 3, 1979 5
Gorrie UCW hears of camp
Oct. 9th, and Mrs. Laramie
of Gorrie will be the speaker
at Molesworth on the after,
noon of Oct, 10th.
Mrs. Velma' Mann ;an-
nounced that the bale will be
packed on Oct. 17th.
North Regional rally will
be held in. Wrot xeter on
Tuesday, Oct. 2nd. In the
other business the membets
were reminded that the
bzzaar is being held on Oct.
27th one week earlier . than
formerly and that the date'for
the annual Fowl supper has
been set for Nov. 13th,
PERSONALS
Mrs. Archie Miller and
Mrs. Ken Hastie attended a
shower in Harriston 'on
Sunday for the former's
granddaughter Miss Brenda
Breors.
Mrs. Wesley B. Ball,
Thamesford, Mrs. Harold
Ball, Montreal and Mrs.
Kathleen Beamen, England
visited one day last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley R.
Ball.
Mrs. James Alcorn has
returned home after
spending three months at
their summer home on,
Shadow Lake, Coboconk.
Visitors with them while
there were their family, Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Alcorn,
Orangeville, Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Alcorn, Chris and'
Cherri, London, and Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Ferguson and
Carrie of Act. on, they also
had guests from many points
in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Alcorn
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
King at Lindsay and spent a
few days in Toronto.
. They visited Ontario Place
and saw the opening parade
of the Toronto Exhibition and
visited Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Dunford at Mimico, Mrs.
Irene Burns and Donald at
Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs.
Tizzard at
Whitby and Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Lazier and Mr. and.
Mrs. Howard Davidson at
Cobourg. They also visited.
Dr. and Mrs. David Allan at
Huntsville.
Messrs Harvey McMichael,
Harry Mulvey and Robt.
Gibson spent three days at
Chatham attending the
International Plowing Match.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Weber, Mrs.,Allan Gibbons,
Timmy and Janis visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Mann and family.
— Mrs. James Gray and Mrs.
Robert Gibson were the
delegates from the Gorrie
Institute who attended the
Huron County Women's
Institute Rally on Monday
Oct. 1 at Exeter in Elimville
United Church. Mrs. Elva
Jacques also attended
'Thomas J. Devereaux, B.Sc. D.C.
isA3leased to announce the opening of the
SEAFORT.H.
CHIROPRACTIC CENTER.
at '25 Godefich. St, W, Seaforth on
Oct, 9, 1979
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