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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-10-14, Page 11S 01/ 91) • V 1 . itroli l(expositor Brussels Post the standard for the THIRD /01i ISI,N • Your Recipe Could be Worth $2.00 x $2 will will be awarded to the first 20 recipes drawn from those received before Friday, October 23 t4 I. 011 S ti 1111P -Nor Send your recipes to: COOK BOOK EDITOR The Huron Expositor, Box 69, Seaforth, Ont. NOK 1WO. or Brussels Post, Brussels, Ontario or Biyth Siandard, Blyth, Ontario Share your favourite holiday recipes with other readers . . . and maybe win $2 besides. Make sure you include your name, address, and phone number. •. COOKIES' 4' POULTRY • CANDIES CAKES MEAT DISHES CASSEROLES' THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 14, 1981 — All Ladies Aid has alphabet contest The October meeting of Melville Ladies Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Dennis with ten members and one visitor present. The lead- er for the meeting was Mrs. Ethel Long who opened the meeting by all singing Blest by the tie that binds, followed by prayer. Ethel Long read A poem on Autumn. Mrs. Ade- line Smith read the scripture from psalm 25 and Elsie Evans led in prayer. The hymn "We plough the fields and scatter" was sung. The minutes of the previous meet- ingwere read by Ruby Steiss. The financial report by Berva Dennis and the sunshine report by Ethel Long. The roll call Was answered by thanks- giving and verses on Au- tumn. Mrs. Matheson read a poem on "Autumn Country- side." The hymn "All the way my saviour leads me" was sung. The November meeting is to be at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. King Sr. Ethel Long gave a reading on Autumn. The meeting closed with the benediction. The programme was in charge of Mrs. Walter Kerr who played "Sunshine of your smile" and gave a reading. "The master is coming today" on her tape recorder and had a guessing, a tree and an alphabet contest, which everyone enjoyed. Lunch was served by Adeline Smith and Elsie Evans assisted by the hostess. Church helps disabled UCW learns The member of the United Church Afternoon. Unit met in the church parlour for the October 6th meeting. Mrs. I. Evans read a Thanksgiving Poem to open the meeting. The Devotions were convened by Mrs. R. Hupfer. The Hymn "Give praise and thanks unto the Lord" was sung. The Bible Study Lesson Psl. 107 was read in unison followed by discussion and study on its meaning for us. "0 give thanTs unto the Lord for He is good. His mercy endureth forever!' is the theme verse and is repeated four times throughout the Psalm. We need to dwell on the character of Almighty God;. His good- ness and greatness, His mer- cy and love are beyond all measure of man's infigina- tion. The history of man is replete with failures and restorations again and again. Just as God will turn a fruitful land into barrenness because of the sins of the people, so upon their repent- ance, He will turn the wilder- ness into a standing water and the dry grounds into watersprings and vineyards. Only when a nation bows down itself before God and repents of its wickedness, then will God send that kind of blessing. Several projects undertak- en by the Mission and Service were reviewed, especially those to help the disabled. A gape in Japan is doing a great Work among exchange stu- dents, Other churches now hold their services in sign language for the deaf. The C,G.I.T. groups are helping disabled students'to compete in sports events.