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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 27,1991 Bowmanville Brownies Welcome 12 New Members Canada Cords Presented to Enniskillen Pathfinders Brwnie^weîre'enrollTd orf Nov.^9th*at Trinit^Unit- row, Leader Debbie Nesbitt, ùÿ Rieard, Ashed Ashed Church Sunday School room. They are front row Taïya ' Zdmvkovski Leaded WenSy Four members of the 1st Enniskillen Pathfinders len United Church. The honored Pathfinders are, 1--r, received their coveted Canada Cords last week at a Elizabeth Knox, Elizabeth Alloway, Kathi Dilworth special ceremony including a Color Party at Enniskil- and Lisa Clark. Karen Dair and Jennifer Bow- 1-r, Ashleigh Thompson, Mackenzie Read, Amanda " man. Fowler, Sharon Cook, Lisa Pinheiro, Ashlee Johnson; u- ea Guide Presented with All Round Cord It was a red-letter day for the 3rd Bowmanville Girl Guides who meet at St. John's Church. Not only did the troop enroll four new Guides, but they also celebrated celebrated the presentation of an All-Round Cord to one of their members. Here, Shannon Sellers, Jocelyn Gladding, Jilaine Cotton and Megan Curwain show off their uniforms and kerchiefs while Colleen O'Reilly (in the middle) displays her hard-earned All-Round Cord. you PAY HO SSI! ON TOPAZ ON ESCORT ON AEROSTAR WE INSTANTLY REBATE YOU AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE 7% GST (GOODS AND SERVICES TAX). LIMITED TIME OFFER AN EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT FROM... Jim Souch's LINCOLN • MERCURY* FORD TRUCKS 623-8166 HWY. H2 AND MAPLE GROVE WEST OF BOWMANVILLE 668-5893 1120 DUNDAS ST. E. WHTTBY Maple Grove UCW Plans Programs for November Fourteen UCW members met at 8:00 p.m. on November ' 21 in the C.E. Hall. Pres. Dorothy Dorothy McIntyre opened with a reading "Build Yourself A Dream", which encouraged us to set out goals and work towards towards them. We repeated the Purpose and Lord's Prayer. The minutes from the last meeting were read and approved. approved. The church Nursery has been painted, a new carpet has been installed and drapes arc being made. We are asking for any donations of a playpen as well as stuffed toys, reading and colouring books. UCW members are asked to submit any recipes for the new United Church cookbook to Kathy Makxam within the next few weeks. Kathy Makxam reported on the Regional meeting held at St. Mark's United in Whitby on October 29. Reverend Arch McCurdy acted as moderator and brought with him two guest speakers representing the Jewish and Muslim faiths. It was an excellent opportunity to learn more about different beliefs beliefs and customs. Various correspondence was read and the treasurer's report report given. Members were reminded that December's meeting is a Pot-Luck Supper with the Women's Institute on December December 9 at 6:30 p.m. Each lady is being asked to bring a gift for the Church kitchen such as a paring knife, ladle, pot holder, pie server, or a hot pad.. The Offering and Birthday Box were taken and dedicated with prayer. Marjorie Brooks opened the Worship Service with a very moving poem about an elderly lady telling a young boy why we wear a Poppy each year about how the tradition of two minutes' silence, started in 1919 on November 11 to observe observe Armistice Day. Marg Down read "The Story of the Peace Crane," a remembrance story from Japan about a young girl dying from leukemia leukemia after the Hiroshima disaster disaster who made paper cranes to fly and carry the message of peace on their wings. We then joined to sing "Ô God of Love, O King of Peace." The program theme for the evening was Stewardship. Marjorie Marjorie Brooks read the scripture from Matthew 5:13-16. Marg Down read an article from the Mandate Magazine outlining the good works of John Wesley Wesley who died 200 years ago. He forged many paths for improvement improvement of the poor and the status of women. Marjorie then told us that Stewardship means not only giving money but time and talent as well, and she outlined various projects UCWs get involved in. After we sang "Jesus, United by Thy Grace." Kathy Makxam read an article about UCWs all across Canada who do indeed dedicate their time, talent and money to the church's mission. Several members then read a skit called "The Common Heart" about a very dedicated group of church women, Kathy closed the program by reading a Creed "We arc not alone, we live in God's world." The Mizpah Benediction was repeated and we gathered in the kitchen for a delicious assortment of sandwiches. Press Sect. 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