The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-03-12, Page 11WEDNESDAY, MARCH '12th 199
THE LUCKN.OW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ,ONTARIO
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Mission�r';Sp�aksTo.
Seven-AuaLBructPreslylerio;LC
Group: singing led by Mrs:, George
MacKay with Mrs • George Cluley
Organ theopenedg
at.UCe Pre�b tenial Annualtmee Meeting,
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Br •Port :Elgin United Church on
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Cent Christian and growing.2 to./3 ,
per cent each year, About 50;
school ,and age are in
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school, ,..
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C'�SLER DODGE -
PLYMOUTH
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dnesd,ay,. February 26th..
e. worship service was conduct=
`utham ton U.•C.W. with
• •IvMrs..S d. Dunning; •Mrs: Ab Eagles
r P dden•takin art A
• Mrs Fxank a g p
welcome was exte nd.ed t
arta, o ,
ever one by President Mrs.. H. E.
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• Slunskie, Mrs, A. Heard brought •
from Port ,Elgin af. C. W.
greetings S :.
, in the absence of President Mrs:
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'Haines, Chairman of Prebytery Rrev
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E:' lonayne: expressed gratitude as
well as greetings to ..all t,J C•: W.
ladies:, for their .work in the church.
•Mrs ,' J'. C'• Dowing read the' min14 P
A lovely solo "I. -hath;•. not seen°' ,
Was'
sung by. Mrs.. Wallace, pohoc'k,WINGHAM
much:•en'o ed • . ,•• ,.
:''Mrs. Williamn•Arnold reported•for
n omina. . Committee and Rev
Ronayrle Installed the officers,. A, .
'special. project •"One Parent. Family
Vacation to..Pive Oaks" received.a
donation of.,$80° 00 from Presb. ter-
y
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Mrs,. Wallace Ribey from Wesley
U.C. W. gave the courtesy remarks
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and Rev • Ronayne Pronounced• the
benediction,
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The Officers: installed, were - Past
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67 DODGE atat�o>!�wagon,
8 : automatic
66. ,' CHEVY 11 Stationwagon,
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6 automatic, radio
66' . DODGE, 6 :automatic,. Power
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Stec
'ting . ' .
65, . CHRYSLER, 4 door hardtop,; '
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powersteeruig, brakes. and radio ;'
ONTARIO
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= TEO - 4 door 8 autom
64 ME.:. R, , atic
and radio• ,
, 63 CHEV.• stationwagon
63'�• ` FORD,'. 4 door sedan:. automatic
ail, 6'
62 . PONTIAC, 6 automatic
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: 62 .Chevy IT, 6'', automatic with. radio
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Maitbership has .increased President , Mrs . N.A. Belfry,. Walk
' 698 this' ear .''Five• workshop s • • ert n• President. Mrs. H `E . Slum -
P •_ . ,� , , . • . , . E.
1, y • year..
were held this .ear.. Y ski, Dobbinton; Regional
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• . Highlights on all committee re Mrs,. Win. .hart , Lucknow; Mrs•.
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,. byM G:. Farrow Allenford• Mrs: A. •
. ports were ,given rs.,. Downing . . ,, - ,
G reetin s: were read bMrs,' N, ' Head,. Port Elgin and Mrs: M.A.
Powell from:several surroundin : ' 'Donahue'•• Teeswater• Recordin
; Aresbyterials. Treasurer•Mrs •1: � .SecretaryMrs.G.; Wilson, Pinker-
CorrespondingSecretar Mrs'..
65� • .FORD Convertible
65 DODGE, 4;door sedan, 6 standard .
Wath radio •
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6PLYMOUTH 4 -door :6 automatic
TRUCKS
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65 FARGO, /Z toil
65 D' ODGE•dP'truck
64 ' DODGE D500, •chasss
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and cab.'
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Miller•'Port Elgin waspleased to... ton; ::.
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report that 19;300:00 dollars was N , Powell Dobbin, ton; Treasurer::
•Mrs Miller' Po't El' in Finance:.
raised this ear•. Mrs .Ronald,.Slade ,. J ; r g
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x lamed 'the bud et, set -u . ;S.he Mrs :B; .Tackaberr K ncardine,....
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also told us• that Bruce Presb' .erial Citizenship& 'SocialAction: Mrs:
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boundaries are beirlg.;extended this , .' Wm .:M>ddleaon;: Paisley;. Christiaq
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: ear. Re orcin on the-Miss.ionar '&-Missionar Education Mrs•• B •
Y . P g. Y y ..... . h.
'Booklet', Mrs..,:W: Arnold. said. that: Jacklin, Wa kerion; .Leadershi .
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• booklets -have. been sent to'archives Develo rnent; Mrs,: E Iohner..
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Pine •
-River.;
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Bethel Hi -C:
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AMBERLE`Y `NEWS .: •
Pine River and:Bethel.Hi-C was ,
held on Sunday evetiing•Mareh 9:
L�an:sideMrsToni:
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Ladies Aid
LA NG.SII? NEWS.
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. The': Lan side'Ladies Aid met last
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Wednesda evenin at the horde. •
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•:'Service
NEWS
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,: ,in different, areas •. •.. • Tara; Communit ;Friendsh :. Mrs: with an a zendance..o .twnnt ,
Tac err K 'ncardine, - D : n e' Ke ' gave'dat
• `A panel from 'Kincardine:: Ll; C W. kab � y , ,Ki ,, - ia, n , mpton the .call' to
Stewardshipand Recruitin :Mrs.: R. _Worshi .•' •. ': ►..•
reported newsfrom around ,the , ..., g .» . p ""
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world. Those t lan art ere Mrs: Chappell, Underwood:3u l and Mar ret.Ann Courtne ave.a
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Heinz.Wal ole• Mrs. Har 'd. Welfare :.Mrs: 'M. Funston, Ripley, prayer after;?wh' ch Gail Cour'tne
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• Tha ken Mrs. Harold Fenton M'rs,. Press and Publicit. ,Mrs. J, Elliott,.. ave•comments on teen -a a -mart,
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Nominations:_:Mrs.- W Arnold, :Jill Flhott in 'a discuss-
of-- rs.. Wes-Youn with 10 imatten
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ce.. Mrs : •Gordon Wall:,presided
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and the Scripture was; read '•by Mrs
Llo, d;•,Moffat with meditation'.ind
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p ra er b Mrs : Geon e •Your '
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;After: the minutes were, read , the '
officers dere re7elected.'for. another...
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churches .met together on•Frlda . � '
afternoon in the , Presbyterian
Ch>arch,; Kinloa h for rile ltYomen, s E
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„World Da `•,:of• :Prayer er;• Ii was•'a ser-
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,vice,of'prayer .and con mitinent,
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with the theme •Grown':.to ether.
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The.scri tures' and
Gordon C-ottr ll Mrs. L: McGaw. ;Pc_ ed
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President:of=Hamilton Riple, ; Archivestr Mrs,- E.. ion•on Teen _a a mariia es. . •
".weddin
ow; Literature & An invitation is. extended to Ri -
Conference, Mrs.. W K. .Lawson, ''; , Wightman:, Luc P
:spoke .. i•. ; . .• -:, i-' . • '._
. of Changing..times 'in Program:.Mrs.J•. •Price , :Southam .ley •Hi C. for. March 1.7:. After skat • •
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• t -Presbytery' • t'ton• . embers without.• Portfolio: • .,.. Ri p le , Hi • C will be. served
church ,•. ,m ., and. the. , M .l. P Y :..
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Board of •Women:• Stewardshi has •Mrs, W, Mackie and lunch.at•Pine.•River Slunda :School
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,•. Mrs:: W . Farrell . •room :
.gown in women in the•, last few , . ... . `, � • . ^ °- ,
year; Plans were.made••to serve a
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anniver inner . , ..,
$ "r'
A ri1.26 :at the home of,.Mr: '-and . .
P. • , , . ,,: ,'the
t Bre man; A readin
Mrs • : Rober g i g;(which
was iven;b Mrs: Donald: Huff .: .
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m nd-the meetingclosed with
an„a c
ra �er Mrs Yours ,_served lunch.
in.Christ :. ,�
prayers•for this service were •,
p ro' osed b women in Africa and.
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African Spiritual ,"Kum•Ba Yay ' � � �; ;: ' '' ;.�
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means Come ByHere- • as:. ,
..used throughout the' service -'- •
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s . Frank M'aulden. ave' the
Mr .� g
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ear :. , ::
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cart -o erand •• �
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„one, da s pay": •:
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1711 ed •• • "
llion mark •. She also rnentiiim S
Ashfield W Sou#h
and; a socias• ime was enjo ed•';'..
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first leader. The�hynln 'Christ fore•.
the.:: orlt . wesin• ., opened the. ser-..
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' . a sChool`l be held at.•Wa.teriaa•. .
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College. on May 6,7'and 8th. . E D NEWS'
ASHFI L..
Twelve members.. are to attend : ' . :.
Mrs. Emile. MacLennan••+�as'host-
from Bruce : :r
:. : ,. • ..., .• ., .. ess for the;"Women s Missionary.
• On. reporting- for' literature Mrs.. :n
P g Soiety last . Fnday, when,• Mrs .Howard:
Hotb hoped -there. would, be',more' .: _
•.Wrri „ Ross was:in ;char a of the, ro ._
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use made of the books•:•' She also : ' < ,:.
• ram for:the World's Dayof•Pra er
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':owed •us. the -book" `MCGillvar' :,
Y Mrs..• •Ross MacKenzie ,, Mrs : bon-',.
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:o•' Shan hal, written b Miss, Mar •.
g Y g ald• Hamilton,:Mrs. D'on Sim soh,
.Kinloss
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.' Mrs . ;Harold Cam bell ,was hostess.
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to South Kinloss; t her.
W.M.S.••
home on Wednesday, March•5. with
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.a; splendid. attendance ., 1vlrs. H. •
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Lavinpresided and;Mrs•' C..Colwell
read. minutes and correspondence.
Plans: were made. for an Easter •
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World Dayof_,Pra
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Dun • an 'on Presb ;terian.Church�
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er was held,
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vice . A period
id nb aasled
'�f H prayer
by Mrs William a. y
second leader, The prayer' ,er' for
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'wisdom;' knowled a and power for. •
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Moder age.:was• given,,.b A9rs
•Thom son '.as third:•leader :
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- d i • repeating: the Lord's • ; !�:
pra Joined '
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: A 'time for thinkin was•led: b •'•
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Mrs;•'Don Bushell as fourth. leader ,:
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wet': .. - --.. ; r and Mrs. •W W' lus• took+ 'art ; .Mrs..
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Mrs. Lloyd Adams, 'Mrs:, A. I: - _ , .. ;;
y . Wm . Ross .gave the meditation on
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Watson; Mrs.. Tom'Adatris
•The Sower:"
presented the I.n Memoriam 'and •' '.. �
,. • Mrs.: Ewan•MacLean conducted
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a minutes silence was held ..for :. ..'
•-' business, and. -plans were made
ank 7fferin • .
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f The Bible Study, was Isaiah 55
withc
roll all answered b. averse
••for
with "See'k'" : Mrs: , Lloyd' MacDou-
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all read a` touchin 'stor . of a
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On March the 7th• with: a ood • • ;..
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crowd in attendance...The or'a.nist
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the• day•was -Mrs: Wrn. 'Reid..,
The first''leader'was Mrs. :Arthur ::
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followed by the hymn., Lord of k
•L Whose Nannie ' --hi' h•:
fight: a .
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•Miss,Edna..Boyle played The Robe • � �;.
of C'alvar " '
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_the
deceased' members.' ' .. ,
' ' °y " 'c _ .There'
• for: attending the Synodi, al hg,
A •lovel dinner was sere d b. ..; .. w .. .. :"Children.. -
Y . •. • •.Y :. .were •16 • . ., . nt , and 5. .,
ladies
ladies of:the: church,, : , , o
Mrs. M 'Donahue 'presented
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Scottish shepherd do who -battled a;
storm and finally :ave- her life :
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after :seeking. and rescuing; three of
her master s shee .. :
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Stewart of Port Albert; :who-' ke
,: Pa..
" Gall to Thin Dayof Prayer": ,
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and: is a member of'the Presbyterian
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Church . The.' secdnd leade was Mrs
Caesar. An• lican 'Church
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Mrs. Torr',MacDonald gave the • �'••.,
address basin her remarks on Pray-
ray
reat'need.o °
er stressing: the g f
otic 'ever livingShe
A.
M. P.,.
• the. Bible &t hlets_were
-uc#Y—Pa-r-til'.
, Mrs• Evan Keith hada .cha..-ter
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Prayer in •da
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concluded her..address with. oen
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distributed -and discussion was held,,
:. ,. VVh'iechurch U1LVP.
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h� ,. Lillie
on theae7ct L e 4� -2' Roll call . ..
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WHITECHl1RCH
• w afifth-leader.'
s taken and showed anattend ;.
ante of 254:;Offerin was:takenb : c _
, ,• .. ..Whitechurch United, C�Iur .h, Wo ,
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the ladies .from. Lucknow, and dedic ,�• .. • o W
, men• held their meetin on Wednes
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from The•Stud Book on :.-Prayer",
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Houses . and the need
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for such to encoura a and habil
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irate those in need of Christian
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friendshi ,G •
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, between each s eaker,,
V.al r'e' and ::Vick'Par 1i sangthe •,
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.s. •: •:__ _ „ . ': • •,:.., - .
s iritual Kum Ba Yah ,. The third;
leader was Mrs: Howard Johnston
of the' United Church; •who spoke
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entitled. Pra er , Some acts of • •
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commitment' was taken is :,Mrs:
Art Haldenby' as .
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The closing hymn was ..The lyay
t hon �Gavest•Lord is Ended".Mrs
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aced by Mrs. Laird St'rlxn`• :
a X .... da i:•M . h6,at, 2, p. t i at the .
Mrs. Sand .•MacLeod. ;accom
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on the�'use of ' Wisdom itt this
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:Fra a' poem .
nk M�ulden�read .and.
--�' . •Thom son,:
M' ....•the
rs, A, Heard •introduced the home of Mrs,.*George p
guestspeaker, ,• •e.. embers were'• ather-
Mrs.• Alfred Day. While•th ,m g
—._.Rev, and Mrs; -Da ar i rs Garnet_Farrier la edg
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-anted . -s:. L:: arils c -out-
-by- Ir --- p , . • .
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ed a leasin •solo': Mrs : Ira ,Dickie
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charge' f the ra er cr-r le.
had,o , p y , c
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Modern Age:. •ih�fourth•leader,
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was.1 rs. Augustus.Redrnond..of.the
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S ustine Roman Catholic•
St... A u "'
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ave•t bentdiction: Mrs:•
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Howard. Thompson was chosen 'Key
woman Mrs.: Jack Barr was of ° an.
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mission r iquiet 'mtisic:_> °
a les in Hong, Kong'. They
.. write,' �. Clifford Laidlaw : ave,a:
many" articles r: „O.utreach Mrs, g
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• Mr, , and Mrs:, ba h been in :.:reading In the Spirit of•Jesus :: Mrs .din
Day.,hare, ,.. N
Hon Kongfor.5 ears on. KongElmer Slei htholnl led in prayer.
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is full of refu ees`fro h' "a. The Scri, tune w.as read byMrs:.
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were
Mrs: Dou las..Graham'had' the'Pres--,
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byterial Literature'`displa and
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spoke on' the various items and, ,Y,
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also, about: the .needs of the lepersCato
and ways of, assisting: them , Mrs: L•
1vlaclnne's: lad a Bible. Quiz and IvT.rs.
Church .who' Sp0"ke on "A; lime for _
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Thinking •Lastyear
Mrs,. Arthur Stewart introduced
Ed-
theguest -speaker ea'ker Mrs . Clayton ,
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wards of.GodercLt PreSb rean'
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Church who spoke on the theme..
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a t for the serviced
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Prayer Day,was obser'v-
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more than 30 O communities
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across,Canada and in over 140
countries:'
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.because. e. , ... Carl Weber; H ns sung,.
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• ate 4 mihion people living . 1v1rs C. • Laidlaw' gavea reading
There g g g
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there In an urban area; million
•What's • my;Business and • told what
, people live in•15 square miles, Pa1m•Sunda�- means to the World:
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W.F MacDonald:th.e. closin pra -.
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er'which the hostess and directors
served lunch:
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offering 'was received b •kilts: ' '
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Robert McAllister and Mrs....Albeit
with a wet cad total of '
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THE LUCKNOW:
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The
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y had gnat prob Christianity played a wonderful
lems ; but now the ,Government is part, in the lives of lien all over .. ,
helping : ,
ping out . There are still, a few the world • from: comrin nists to
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treasurers report , :
I - ler ti® was received':. Plans'
$19.24. _
Mrs:• Robert McAllister thanked •
the -nests esker, Mrs.. Edw.ard.s for
oaPrs *complete sekct�on of .
iredd�ng' announcements
styled for (he discrim� i8•
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• � so •lets an• �• -o ege s u• e s
Textiles' are the largestask
industry
,,.Mr - Garnet Farrier, 'resid'ent, ;
"Plastic"' gS, p
were itiade for the 'Easter•Thartii- '
•_. 2nd "• ,
to be held April i'• the.
a well" thought out. topic
inN�n;. � 111
for :.:,:. 4 '��
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there and p is second • the: • ; ,
: resided for .the bus 4
tourist industr', is veryUrge.. The _ P
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Cangrow 3 .crops of rice, or 6 crops The roll call was answered by 18.
PP
getable' in one ear,'Ve few 'members telling what a uisciple's
of vegetable's Y'
.*.people are h reviotis'occu anon was before he
p ungry now . Most of P PIIANT
the .i - : 'maybe.: ,. carne a disci" `le:., '
t t have rice but not becarne . P
much else, 'Ming Kong is ten et ltes gave the .
•p Mrs:: Albert Cou
offarin,g
e nest s ealter•
Churcf7: at 2:30 , ' g p .
will be Mrs: {Rev)' George Sae;k.•of
Crottle.
1v1rs.. Farrier closed the meetrng,
with . ra er The quarterly birthday
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