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the B1AYFIELD Milvena Erickson bugle
ISMS hears missionary
by Janet Talbot
The monthly Women's
Missionary meeting of the
Bayfield Baptist church was
held Tuesday evening in the
church, with Miss Olive
Brittain, Missionary from
India, as the guest speaker.
The meeting opened with a
hymn followed by prayer by
Diana Harrison. Philippians,
Chapter 4, verses 3 to 9 were
read in unison.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by Gladys
Talbot and were approved as
read. The meeting s next
week were announced as
follows: the group was in-
vited to join the Exeter ladies
at the Exeter Baptist church,
Tuesday, November 15th and
was to supply one musical
number. Muriel Snider
agreed to play a piano solo;
Thursday evening the
Goderich ladies invited this
group to their meeting and
again to bring a musical
number. This was left for
Diana Harrison to look after.
The next regular meeting is
to be held at the home of
Janet Talbot and will be the
Christmas meeting. After the
business had all been taken
care of the meeting was
turned over to the speaker.
Due to technical difficulty,
she could not show the slides
she had prepared but gave a
very interesting message on
her work and some of the
dangers encountered and a
great many of the joys, in
things accomplished through
the Lord. She also told of
some of the tragedies, such as
the fact that when a pair of
twins is born it is a very sad
time for the parents and if it
is at all possible, one of them
is destroyed, of course if one
or both were girls, that
doubled the danger,
especially so • if it is the first
birth in the family. She said
girls and women are treated
with greater respect now and
many are allowed to work in
offices or factories.
She also told of some of the
more humorous things, such
as they just didn't think there
should be such a thing as a
single missionary and cer-
tainly the mission field was
no place for a single woman,
but she knew this was God's
plan for her. She told of once
being the only Missionary at
Village social n"otes
Mrs. Sandra Talbot, Mrs.
4 Bonnie Talbot and Mrs.
Diana Harrison spent Friday
in -London.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Talbot,
Deanna and Marshal of St.
Thomas spent the weekend at
Port Elgin and called at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Norm Talbot and also at
his brother's Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Talbot, Karen and Kathy,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot
spent Monday in Woodstock
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Pearl
Workman "and spent the
evening with his cousins Mr.
and Mrs. John Ort.
the Compound and someone
died. In India when a person
dies they must be buried the
same day so they asked her to
take the funeral service. She
had never (lone this before
and wasn't sure what she
should do, but the worst part
was that it was the dry season
and the ground was very hard
and so it took them till late at
night to get the grave ready.
However, she did it and there
were no complaints.
We here have no idea of the
hardshipsand frustrations
that they have to face and we
are only asked to pray and to
share, as we are all equal in
Christ.
The president, Phyllis
Nicholson, thanked the
speaker and the meeting was
closed by prayer. A lovely
lunch was prepared by
Bonnie Talbot assisted by her
sister Sandra Talbot.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1977—PAGE 11
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The Sunday services began
at ten o'clock with Sunday
School for all ages, followed
with the morning worship
service with the junior church
for the little ones. Les Talbot
led the song service. Diana
Harrison and Cathi Cullen
sang a beautiful duet "Till We
See Christ".
Pastor Harrison .took his
text from Philippians 1 -
se verse 13. Paul, the writer of
this book, was in a prison
dungeon but could still say
"to live is Christ in me".
There is only a hollow life
until Christ is received as
one's personal Saviour.if Paul
Despite the first snowfall of the season, veterans marched in a Remembrance Day parade
in .,Bayfield on Sunday, November 13. The Clinton Legion Pipe Band, a color party,
Brownies and Cubs and Scouts also joined in the parade. (Photo by Milvena. Erickson)
could see and serve Christ in
that prison how much more
should we serve Him here and
now.
The "Keen Age" group of
the church met Friday
evening at the home of Mr. .
and Mrs. Norm Talbot with,..
Bruce Nicholson in charge of
the devotions.
His message was centered
around the Rapture of the
Church when Christ will come
for His own and the rule of the
Anti -Christ as it is predicted
in the Bible. After a very
enthusiastic discussion, lunch
was served by the hostess.
Couple mark 35th anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
Stirling, RR 2 Bayfield
celebrated their 35th wedding
anniversary on Saturday
evening at the home of their
daughter Cathy (Mrs. Walter
Bell).
Mrs. Stirling is the former
Violet Turner and the couple
have two children, Cathy
(Mrs. Bell) and Gerald at
home and two grandchildren,
Sandra and Tina Bell.
Present for the occasion
was the brides mother, Mrs.
Bertha Turner and brothers,
Robert and Walter and their
wives, Vera and Lillian and
her aunt, Mrs. Susie Pollock;
also the grooms brother
Robert and wife Marg.
Best wishes areextended to
Fraser and Violet for many
more happy years together.
Following the celebrations at
the Bell home, Mrs. Turner
remained as an overnight
guest Saturday with her
family, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
Stirling and Gerald.
SPECIAL PRICES
IN EFFECT
FROM WED.
9 A.M. TILL
CLOSING •
TUESDAY
- NOV, 22
by Audrey Middleton
The St. James (Middleton)
ACW met Thursday,
November 10 at the home of
Audrey Middleton. Blanche
Deeves and Jeanne Bennett
conducted the meeting in-
cluding a worship service
with a thought provoking
Remembrance Day theme.
Results of the penny saving
contest were learned. One
team headed by Audrey
Middleton made a total of $81
and the winning team headed
by Delores Dutot made a
grand total of $163.
Everyone agreed it was a
painless method for making
money, so it was decided to
save pennies again next year
with Shirley Storey and Lois
Smith as captains.
Church calendars were on
sale at the meeting with Vera
Miller in charge.
Blanche Deeves acted as a
nominating committee. All
members except one agreed
to hold the same executive
0 position for another year.
Audrey Middleton was
nominated for the position of
correlator. Estelle Wise was
i
appointed to set up several
jobs and hostess committees..
A humorous reading and a
quiz game brought the
meeting to a close.
Clinton III, 4-H
On Monday evening, the
first Clinton Brownie Pack
meets at the Canadian Legion
Hall.
• We opened with the
Brownie song, then each six
sang their song. We all went
to our corners and began our
activities.
The Tweenies learned
songs. Three Brownies sewed
on buttons and two of the
three are working on their
writer's badge.
The Golden Hand Brownies
are knitting. We went back to
the pow -wow and listened to
announcements. Then we
sang the closing song and
went home! - by Cindy Cook
Smile
One thing all kids save for
rainy days is lots of energy,;
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