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Church groups are busy
The United Church women
met Thursday afternoon in
the Sunday School rooms for
their September meeting.
President, Eleanor Durie
opened with a poem.
Eighteen ladies answered
the roll call by telling,
"Assets of good leader."
The Thanksgiving
ecumenical will be held at
Greenway October 4, 7:30
p.m. The fall Regional is to
be held at Elimville United
Church October 9th at 9:30
a.m.
Marjorie Mason conducted
the worship service which
opened by all singing the
hymn "Love Devine."
Scripture passages from
Acts and Corinthians was
read responsively.
In the meditation period
she read the story a "Por-
trait of a Christian," which
was written in 1944. She told
us a true Christian is always
a pioneer. The worship
closed by all singing, "What
a friend we have in Jesus."
At this time the president
introduced our guest speaker
Mrs. Grace Pym, of Elim-
ville who has the office of
Leadership Development for
South Huron Presbytery.
She discussed kinds,
qualities and assets of
leaders. She told us a good
leader does not do the work
of ten women, but has ten
women working for her. She
asked "Do we give all
members an opportunity to
express themselves?" We
should be a good listener and
learn to be a talent scout.
God has a purpose for each
one of us.
We should encourage
members to attend
regionals, Westminster
weekend and Alma school
for women.
Lunch hostesses in the
social time were Clara
Hamilton and Lillian Brown.
United Church news
Rev. H. Moore's sermon
topic was "One thing more".
The scripture was taken
from 1 Corinthians, Chapter
13.
The lovely choir anthem
today was the "Beautiful
garden of prayer."
Presbytery will be held at
the United Church in St.
Marys on Tuesday Sep-
tember 25th at 9:30 a.m.
World Wide Communion
will be observed October 7th,
Thanksgiving Sunday.
On October 13th an Open
Session Workshop under
World Outreach, Division of
Mission and Stewardship
Committees, will be held at
Parkview United Church,
Stratford. Theme; Oppor-
tunity now.
The training Session is
from 9 a.m. to noon.
The open Session noon to
4:30p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
Church of God news
Church of God ladies held
their September meeting at
the church Thursday
evening, with eleven ladies
answering the roll call by
bringing useful items for the
church kitchen.
Dorothy MacGregor
conducted the worship on the
theme Harvest-Hunger.
Betty Campbell gave a
study talk on the Church
camp held in the summer
and also on missions in
Japan.
Vice president, Dorothy
MacGregor conducted the
business.
Lunch hostess was Lucille
Vincent.
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The golf 'club wadies closing
luncheon was held at Oak-
wood, September 11 with a
good attendance.
Liz Mavity was the overall
winner of the match play
tournament and was
presented a trophy by
Rollie's pro shop.
"A" flight won by Viki
Taylor, runner up was Helen
Davidson,
"B" flight won by Liz
Mavity, runner up was
Harriet Wilson.
"C" flight won by Marian
McFadden, runner up was
Peg McFadzean.
Most improved during the
season were Nan Cumming
and Edna Marshall.
"Ringer" prizes - "A"
group awarded to Viki
Taylor and Olga Keay for
gross.
Los net to Betty Tim-
merman and Mary
Ferguson.
"B" group - Nan Cumming
and Mary Wallen for gross.
"C" group - Isobel Wilson
and Marvel Barton for gross.
Low net - Marian
McFadden, Peg McFadzean
and Trudy McParlan.
The newly elected officers
for next season are -
president - Vera Morrison;
captain - Viki Taylor; co-
captain - Harriet Wilson;
secretary treasurer -
Dorinda McLeod; handicap
chairman - Nan Cumming
and ringer chairman - Elsie
Inglis.
4-H club news
Grand Bend 4-H club
number 2 met Wednesday
night at Karen Woods' home.
Eight girls answered the roll
call by "Showing a design of
an idea for a needlepoint free
choice article."
Margie Larkin was elected
1st vice president.
A club name was discussed
but not decided yet.
They learned how to graph
their initial, also doing the
Continental and Gobelin
stitch.
Next meeting to be at
Christine Boogeman's home,
Tuesday night at 7 p.m.
4-H elects officers
Grand Bend 4-H club
number 1 met last Tuesday
evening for their
organization meeting at
leader Rita Smits home,
Assistant leader is
Margaret Smits.
Officers elected for this
club were president - Trish
Vandenbygaard; vice
president - Rose Van-
denberk; secretary - to be
rotating and press reporter
is Liz Martens.
The leaders demonstrated
how to line out the blocks on
canvas and the kind of yarn
to get for their Needlepoint.
W.I, to meet
The first fall meeting of
Grand Bend Women's
Institute will be held
Thursday evening 7:30 p.m.
in the sunday school rooms
of the United church.
The topic will be Family
and Consumer affairs with
convener Ann Russell in
charge.
Ann will be demonstrating
a heart monitor used on
young babies that detect
stoppage of their breathing.
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Couples meet
The Grand Bend Couples
Club met Saturday p.m. in
the Sunday school rooms at
the United church. Theme-
International year of the
child. Their time was spent
discussing rights of children,
and a project to help a child
or children.
Committee in charge were
Jean and Don Weigand,
Donna and Larry Lovie and
Marlene and Fred Desjar-
dine.
The meeting closed with
lunch refreshments served.
The next meeting will be
held at the regular time of
the second Saturday in
October.
Grand Bend Library news
Don't forget! A lady
speaker is coming, Sep-
tember 20th at 8:00 p.m.
from the Royal Ontario
Museum, to speak on Vic-
torian Arts and crafts at
Grand Bend Library,
She will be showing slides
and commentary and will
have a few articles with her
for viewing.
Everybody welcome.
Free admission,
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Liz Mavity tops list
Honor top women golfers
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