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l Maple Grove UCW Meets on October 17 -Clubs & Organizations Model Railroaders Hold Annual Show at B.H.S. Maple Grove UCW met at : 8:00 p.m. on October 17 in the C.E. Hall. There were 10 members members present. Pres. Dorothy McIntyre opened our meeting with a reading "Count Your ' Blessings", making us realize •how many things we should be iny l I for thankful lor. After the Purpose and Lord's Prayer were repeated, the minutes from last month were read and approved. Various Various correspondence was read. A new United Church cookbook cookbook is being planned. Any UCW members that have recipes recipes they would like to submit for Suppers on the Go or Sunday Sunday Brunches are asked to bring them to our November meeting to be mailed all together. together. A letter was read from the Women's Inter-Church Council giving information about the next World Day of Prayer which Maple Grove will be hosting on March 6, • 1992. Wé were reminded of the fall regional meetings October October 29, St. Marks United, Whitby and October 30, Newton Newton ville United Church. Mootrionists " On Monday, October 7th, i the Tyrone Mootritionists had their fourth meeting at the Ty- rone Sunday school room. ' There were eight girls " 'present. We said the 4-H . pledge. Then we discussed the 'exhibit board. Sara Cornish ' made butter from whipping "' .cream. Shirley Hutchinson and 2ll Janey Knowlton mixed whole wheat yogurt pancake and Re- , becca Archibald and Tammy ""Barrett cooked them. r ' We ate them all up as they "."were delicious. Other members " brain stormed for ideas, dealing " with our exhibit. The next meeting will be Y October 21st and we will be ""talking about ice cream. Misty Carr adjourned the t 0 i ; meeting. The Treasurer's Report was given, and the offering and thank envelopes taken and dedicated dedicated with prayer. Dorothy McIntyre opened the Worship service about Thanksgiving and Edna Laird read a poem. We sang "We Plough the Fields and Scatter" and then we joined in a responsive responsive reading giving thanks to God for His Everlasting Love. Dorothy gave a prayer and then we sang "We Gather Together." Together." Eileen Foley read the scripture from Psalm 100... a very appropriate psalm for giving giving thanks to the Lord our God. The Program for the evening evening centered around our ongoing ongoing search to better ourselves. ourselves. Dorothy McIntyre began began with a very thought- provoking reading comparing us to Aladdin as we dream that more wealth and possessions could bring us more happiness, but it seems the more we get, the more we want. Jesus teaches teaches us "Seek first the Kingdom of God." Thanksgiving should be a time for thanking God for all He has given us and for sharing what we have. Dorothy Dorothy closed with a very fitting prayer of thanks to God. We joined to sing "Come Ye . Thankful People Come." Joan Russell gave a reading "For Those Bom Before 1940" reminding us of how drastically drastically life has changed over the past several decades. She introduced introduced our Film entitled "Nommes" "Nommes" which gave us an impressionistic impressionistic view of a violinist creating a musical ' piece. The images expressed his searching, frustration, and final excitement when the desired desired notes finally were created and given expression. We closed with the Mizpah Benediction and enjoyed pumpkin pie during our social time. Press Sect. Kathy Makxam. fit ill Ir yn If): iii fi VOTE AND ELECT BOB WILLSHER TRUSTEE, WARD III Northumberland and Newcastle " ' 1 Board of Education • Experience • Commitment • Concern Last on the Ballot - First with You in Mind Authorized by the C.F.O. for the Bob Willsher Campaign The whistles were whistling, the trains were chugging and the retailers were hawking their goods for all those attending the Model Railroad Show on Saturday and Sunday at Bowmanville High School. Of course, the show was also for the kids, big and little. Watching the Toastmasters Members Meet Oct. 15 The Toastmasters (TM) meeting of October 15th was chaired by Connie Nelson. She conducted a lively business meeting in which a most important important point was made. Toastmasters Toastmasters is a totally voluntary club. One member presented a motion to require annual participation participation in at least one speech contest. This motion was soundly defeated, receiving just one vote in the positive. What this reinforcement of a TM principle does is confirm that at TM each person sets their own participation level. You can build your public speaking skills at your own pace. Lots of encouragement will be offered, but in the end you will determine when and how to step out of your continually continually expanding comfort zone. So, don't worry about what, we will ask you to do, we will accept accept it if you decline. However please accept this word of encouragement encouragement and join us for one of our regular Tuesday night meetings. Connie Nelson had help with the meeting. Marilynn Dow was table topic master. She gave each toastmaster a homonym with which to spin a story. Wanda Huntington won the TT trophy for her effort with patient and patient. Best speaker was won by Irene Konzelmann for her speech from the advanced manual. Less is More A simple oil and filter change is the best thing you can do for your car. These days, we all want our car to run longer. 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By two p.m. on Saturday, close to 500 people had already attended the show. The October 9, 1991 meeting meeting of Solina Women's Institute Institute was called to order at 8:00 p.m. in the hall by President Lois Yellowlces. Following Lois' opening remarks the Opening Ode was sung, followed followed by the repeating of the Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call - 'Where did your ancestors originate?' was answered with interest. The minutes of the previous meeting meeting were read and approved. The financial statement was read. The correspondence was read and dealt with, including an invitation to attend Maple Grove W.I. November 11, at 8:00 p.m. The invitation was accepted. Several thank you notes were read. A letter from the Provincial President Peggy Knapp was read. We were reminded of Women's Day at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair on November 7/91. The Convention Convention at the Royal York is November November 13 and 14. President Lois reported that the 4-H Club would begin the following week with meetings on Monday's beginning October October 21 at 7:00 p.m. Karen Dair and Jennifer Bowman arc the leaders. The W.I. are invited to the 4-H meeting on November 18 at 7:00 p.m. A good number plan to attend. Plans were finalized for our participation in the District W.I. Funfarc at Hampton United United Church on Thursday, October October 24/91 at 2:00 p.m. We hope to have a goodly representation representation from Solina W.I. Further plans will be made next meeting a presentation for 4 newly married Solina cou- i pies. The dale of our casserole lunch will be March 18/92. 50 more Environment Books will be purchased for sale. We were reminded to complete complete our ticket sales for our "Pat Best Painting" for A.C.W.W. and turn the tickets in to the Group Leaders in order order to have them to Ida Bray by November 1/91. Our delegate to the W.I. Convention will be Joan Taylor. Taylor. The East Group was in charge of the programme. Viola Viola Ashton chaired this. The Ten Commandments of A Good Citizen were given by Pat Best. Pat reminded us to . take care of our part of the earth. Be a'good citizen, partie- • ■ipate, vote, take pride in your ■: occupation, be fit, respect the law, and among other worthwhile worthwhile ideas to live life as you go along, and appreciate being a Canadian Citizen. Shccna Akeson spoke to us about being good neighbours. She showed a video and commented commented that "Being a Good Neighbour is a good Citizen. Sheen emphasized the fact that "Good Neighbours Take Time to Reach Out." Jessie Tink thanked Shccna for her informative presentation presentation and gave her a small gift as a token of our appreciation. Everyone enjoyed a singsong singsong including extra verses of O Canada. Please note the following Announcements. The change of date for our iNovcmocr meeting, it win be Wednesday, November 6/9 Lat 8:00 p.m. Men are invited. The Bakers Group arc in charge of the raffle at this meeting. Meeting at Maple Grove November 11, at 8:00 p.m. a W.I. members arc invited to 4-H meeting November 18/91 7:00 p.m. The meeting concluded with the W.I. Grace. :j A social hour was spent in the lower hall where all enjoyed enjoyed a delicious lunch provided provided by the East Group. PJt.O. Solina W.I. Donna Barkey. fl lifetime of public community experience; is what I have to offer. The Promise It has been my privilege to SÊÊi work for you in the past. I will be honoured to serve you In the future, fls your regional representative I will consult with you regarding the Issues, regional, local or personal. I will commit all of my energies to serving you. I will be a full-time councillor, fbur business is the only business I have. CLflRKE, Bui Authorized by C.F.O. LIBERTY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Comer of Martin Road and Highway #2 Sunday, October 27,1991 Two Morning Services Begin Today 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. 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