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Presbytery Committee, "The
Canadian Scene", dwelling on
the church in society, "Let's talk
Stewardship", dealing with
church budgets, visiting for fun,
and similar topics under the
leadership of Mrs. Jean Bruce, of
Stewardship Services, Toronto.
To make it a family affair, the
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Schaus
and Miss. Peggy Davis of Hanover
were Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Hairy Bolger.
Mrs. James S. Smith spent a
few days last week in Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton
12 THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 28, 1977
BRUSSELS LIONS ARE GUESTS — Seaforth Lions
entertained thirty members of the Brussels Lions
Club Monday evening, in an interclub visit. Shown at
the head table are (left) Jack Pickard and W. J.
Thompson tail twister and past president of Seaforth,
Doug Vincent of Ayr , (standing;, Jan Van Vliet,
Brussels tail twister and Seaforth President Marlen
Vincent who organized the meeting and Clarence
McCutcheon, President of the Brussels Club. During
A midway of booths, theatre
attractions and children's capers
will feature a novel stewardship
presentati.oni by Huron Perth.
Presbytery of the United Church,
at Mitchell, this Saturday,
October 1.
Entitled "Come to the Fair",
the programme will blend fun and
festivity with a serious effort to
provide helpful family advice and
to encourage the church's
Outreach program.
Special feature will be a three
screen film presentation by Dr.
Anson Moorehouse, President of
London Conference. Dr.
Moorehouse, the former head of
the church's audio visual arm,
Berkely Studio, will be assisted
by his wife, Dickie, a noted
photographer. •
Among the booths, there'll be a
display on "You have will Power"
where Dr. John Leng of Toronto
will provide significant
information on wills.
Rev. Bill McCosh, London and
Ralph Hopper, a debt counsellor
for Perth County, will give advice
on the ever present question of
"Making Ends Meets and/ort
Overlap", which will includef
planning and budgeting of
personal finances, and a
discussion on annuties.
"Glow ball Gems" is a look at
world outreach with Rev. Cliff
Campbell and Glenda Dickison.
Rev. Campbell spent nine years
in Jamaica. His knowledge of the
Caribbean will be helpful with the
church emphasis in 1977-78
being in this area. Miss Dickison is
a member of the Willow Grove
Church of the Monkton Pastoral
Charge and, a year ago, returned
after serving 12 months in a
health clinic in the Republic of
Niger.
Other booths are entitled
"Communication Cousins" with
Rev. Wilena Brown and her
the evening Doug Vincent showed slides arid told of
experiences while on a recent two months trip across
Australia as part of a seven memb er group of
Canadian and American young businessmen which
was sponsored by -Rotary. Entertainment included
several musical selections by volunteer' members of
the two clubs. Ross Scott, who was Seaforth
president 1945-46 recalled that Seaforth sponsored
the Brussels Club during his presidency.
groups, 6-9,10-13 and 14-17, plus
other activities. A Nursery will
also be provided.
The "Fair" will be held, in
Upper Thames Elementary
School from Ito 5 p.m. It's
sponsored by the Stewardship
Committee of the Presbytery,
Boundary and
17th Unit meet
The September meeting of the
Unit of the U.C.W. was held
Wednesday evening at the hone
of Mrs. Cliff Ritchie.
Mrs. Ross Bennett opened the
meeting with the Thought for the
month. Hymn, "Unto the Hills
around do I lift up" was sung,
Scripture reading was taken from
Corinthians 1, Chap. 1; verses 17'
- 27. Mrs. Bennett gave a reading
followed by prayer. Collection
was received and dedicated,
Mrs. Bruce • Clark gave a
reading, "Sure Foundation"
followed by the topic, "The
Church Christ built".
Business was conducted with
Mrs. Harold McCallum reading
the minutes followed by the roll
call. Two thank you cards were
read.
Events of interest were
announced.
The Turkey supper on. Nov. 2
was discussed and the display to
be put up at the fair. Articles for
the bale are to be in to the church
by October 9. communion service
will be held at Duff's Church on
Sunday, October 2.
spent a few days last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Wiler and family near Phelpston.
Mrs. James S. Smith and Mrs.
Harry Bolger were guests at the
Fitzsimmons-Beetles wedding in
Holmesville on Saturday night of
last week.
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Contest for children of three age Doris Zurbrigg, Listowel.
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