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Gift service held at Duffs
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New scouts
These five young men were invested as members of the Brussels Scouts recently. From left:
Derek Gravestock, Dale Martin, Tanner Banks, Richard Armstrong and Jamie Emmrich.
Absent was Stephen Oldfield.
UCW reveals 1993 officers
The basement of Duffs United
Church was tastefully decorated in
the Christmas theme for the
U.C.W. December meeting on
Wednesday evening. The tables
were decorated in green with red
candles for the smorgasbord when
everyone sat down to a delicious
meal of casseroles, cabbage, jellos
and a great assortment of desserts.
After supper and the dishes were
done up, Marion Godkin presented
the Bank family with a box of
goodies on behalf of the U.C.W.
Rev. Banks expressed thanks and
shared a Christmas thought of “The
Night Before Christmas”.
Marie McGavin led in an advent
worship for the decorations. O
Come, O Come, Emmanuel was
sung, with Marion Godkin as
pianist. Taking part were Dorothy
Sholdice, Maxine Houston and
Phyllis Mitchell. Marie lit the
candles between each hymn.
The business was in charge of
Marie who opened with a poem,
“No Santa Claus”. The Christmas
story was read by Phyllis while
Christmas hymns were sung
between messages. The minutes
were read by Doreen Hackwell and
the treasurer's report was given by
Leona. Then Marie presented
Leona with gifts - a rose and a
plaque for her service as secretary
since 1962.
The offering was received and
dedicated by singing We Give Thee
but Thine Own.
Maxine Houston brought in the
new budget for ’93. It was
mentioned there were still Heritage
Books and church calendars for
sale, as well as cook books.
Articles were received for Survival
Through Friendship House through
a donation for the roll call.
Dorothy Sholdice brought in the
1993 U.C.W. officers. They are:
president, Dorothy Sholdice;
president, Marie McGavin; first
vice, Maxine Houston; second vice,
Marjory Humphries
hosts meeting
On Tuesday, Dec. 8 Marjory
Humphries, board director of
subdivision II hosted a meeting at
the Walton hall. Executives from
the three districts were present.
Thirty-two sat down to a pot luck
dinner followed by a meeting in the
afternoon. Margaret Craig, Helen
Craig and Mary Humphries from
Walton W.I. assisted with setting
up the dinner meal.
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Phyllis Mitchell; corresponding and
recording secretary, Doreen
Hackwell, assistant, Marjorie
Humphries; treasurer, Dorothy
Sholdice; nominations, Dorothy
Sholdice, Viola Kirkby, Margaret
Craig, Marilyn McDonald;
communication, Helen Craig,
Kathleen Williamson, Viola
Kirkby; stewardship and finance,
Maxine Houston and Dorothy
Sholdice; leadership and
development, Gloria Wilbee, Heidi
McClure, Melva Fraser; Church in
Society, Audrey Hackwell, Marie
Coutts, Patti Banks; Christian
Development and World Outreach,
Gloria Love, Phyllis Mitchell,
Olene Dennis; Archives, Edith
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150/200 g Jar
HUMPTY DUMPTY
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180/200 g Bag
KNECHTEL
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JUICE
48 Oz. Tin
99*
WHITE BREAD
675 g Loaf
69*
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3.06 kg
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Beef Chuck
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2.84 kg
1.29
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2.18 kg
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Our expansion is nearing completion and we'd like
to take this opportunity to thank you for your
co-operation during our renovations. Watch for our
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Wey, Margaret Craig, Doreen
Hackwell (secretary).
The committees for in church
services are: social functions,
Karen Hoegy, Marilyn Mcdonald,
Helen Craig, Kathleen Williamson,
Viola Kirkby, Melva Fraser,
Margaret Craig, Gloria Love,
Marion Godkin, JoAnn McDonald;
music, Edith Wey, Marjorie
Humphries, Margery Huether,
Marie McGavin; auditors, Doreen
Hackwell, Margaret Bennett;
U.C.W. rep. to Official Board,
Marie McGavin; Communion
preparation, Viola Traviss, Mary
Humphries and copper contest
leaders, Olene Dennis, Judy
Emmrich.
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On Sunday, Dec. 13 the white
gift service was held at Duff's
church. The Sunday School
presented the Music of Bethlehem
during the morning service.
Greeters were Bill and Marie
Coutts. Ushers were Keith Wilbee,
Emerson Mitchell and John Uyl.
The organist for the service was
Glenda Carter. Sunday School co
ordinator was Gloria Wilbee, who
was assisted by JoAnn McDonald.
The Rev. Randy Banks
conducted the service. The candle
of expectation was lit recalling
God's promise to send a Saviour to
his people. While relighting the
candle of preparation, the
congregation remembered how
John the Baptist prepared the way
for Jesus. Lighting the Candle of
Proclamation hearts are filled with
joy as members proclaim His
advent will soon take place.
Christmas carols were sung
through the service. Tama Smith
read Luke 2: 1-7. Chad McCallum
read Luke 2: 8-15 and Shannon
Davies read Matthew 2: lb -3a, 7-
12.
The Sunday School children
presented poems, songs and finger
play in the presentation of the
Music of Bethlehem. Thanks was
expressed to Gloria and all the
Sunday School teachers and parents
who assisted with the production of
the White Gift service. The gifts
will be sent to the Children's Aid
Society of Huron County.
Participants in the special service
were: beginners class, Andrew
McDonald, Donny Williamson,
Mark Wilbee, Adam McClure,
Jennifer McClure, Mandy Mitchell,
Cassandra Banks, Sarah
McDonald, Tim Smith, Jimmy
Raithby; Teachers, Heidi McClure,
Dianne McCallum and Gloria
Wilbee.
Junior class, Melissa Dube, Craig
Gillis, Janice McCallum, Kerry
McClure, Jamie Emmrich, Jillian
Houston, Tina McClure, Kelly
McDonald, Katie Emmrich, Paul
Linton, Mark Gillis, Tad Smith,
Robbie Mitchell; teachers, John
Uyl and Donna McClure.
Primary class, Darryl Houston,
Kenny McCallum, Brittney
Holmes, Darrell McClure, Patricia
McClure, Scott McDonald, Jeff
Linton, Robbie McClure, Geoffrey
Banks, Kevin Wilbee; teachers,
Linda McDonald and Ruthie Uyl.
Senior class, Shannon Davies,
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