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lithograph, features ,4pring
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young girl in a, PraY°4111 Pas° above a nest of Easter eggs!
Today's Easter greetings
still offer the traditional floral
patterns andbrightly,clecorated
eggs. Even the humorous Easter
cards feature egg designs.
And so it. Pea on year after
year, the happy combination of
the Easter himny and Easter
eggs, to bring joy to children
everywhere. The cards of
Easter are as varied today as
they could possibly be with
illustrations of chicks and
lambs and other animals, but
the Central theme of bunnies
and eggs is so dear to the
hearts of children it remains
the most popular combination
of all and likely will for many
Yeara to come.
Catholicwome'n
elect officers
Mrs. Joseph Feeney, Min.
ton, was elected president of
St. Joseph's Council of the
Catholic Women's League at
its annual, meeting held in the
church hall.
Other officers elected for the
coming year were, Mrs. Arnold
Dale, first vice-president; Mrs.
Joseph Flynn, second vice-pre-
sident; Mrs. MichaelSemeniuk,
third vice-president; Mrs. Ray
Leduc, secretary, and Mrs. Ed
• Florian, treasurer.
Mrs. Arnold Dale, presided
for the elections, and received
the report of the nominating
committee which consisted of
Mrs. Eldon O'Brien, Mrs.Sem-
eniuk and Mrs. W. B. 1Vianaw
han.
Members were reminded of
the annual Florence Nightingale
Tea which will be held at the
nurses residence of Clinton
Public Hospital Wednesday May
15. The public is invited to tour
the hospital • and view the val..
cable equipment recently pur-
chased by the hospital auxiliary.
A display of interesting hob.'
bies will be shown at the res.
idence in connection with the
tea.
Volunteering to visit the On.
tario Hospital in Goderich in
May were Mrs. Arnold Dale,
Miss Lucy Levy, Mrs. Eldon
O'Brien and Mrs. Theo Flynn.
Canvassers were requested to
assist with the annual Red C ross
drive in late April.
An informative article on the
new role, of •the. Catholic -Wow ,
men's League in the parish was
read by VT. ft4 '1,440,sc
7k•
Hospital women
collect $475,
The Women's Auxiliary to
Clinton Public Hospital, met
April 'The PQ members
tent learned their winter fund
raising Project- Yanishing'Par,
ilea. • was lilting up to esPePta*
tions and to date they hacinetted
$4 70.-20 with mere exPeeted-
It would be appreciated if those, who have had parties and
not yet turned in their money
would eentaet one of the fol. :lowing, Mrs. Bob MacLean,
Mrs. Andy Petersen or Mrs,
Jack Peck.
The Auxiliary cannot say
thank you too often to the many
people who have done their part
in contributing to the saccess
of this project. The proceeds
are earmarked to purchase a
,special type of stretcher which
is versatile.
When touring the hospital
during open house, the after.
noon of May 15, be sure to see
the, equipment bought by the
Auxiliary through your donar
flops, and afterwards enjoy a
cup of tea in, the Nurses' Resin
'dence.
The other business concerned
the bursary for prospective
nurses or nursing assistants.
The bylaws have been slightly
revised and anyone in the corn.
Triunity; regardless of age or
sex, considering this kind of
Vocation can make application
now for the bursary through the
guidance office of Central Huron
Secondary School. All applica•
tions will be treated conficl.'
entially and assessed by the
Bursary Committee who will be
responsible for choosing the
recipient.
Porters Hit
The Grace Church Sunday
School executive held a meet-
ing last Thursday evening at
• the home of Mrs. Donald Har.
cis.
The superintendent Mrs. T.
Sowerby, opened the meeting
with an Easter reading, Scrip-
lure reading and prayer,
• The secretary's and treasur-
er's reports were given. It
was decided to have combined
services for Easter Sunday and
also Mother's Day. The Sun.(
day School anniversary will be
held early in June whenever
a speaker can be arranged.
Meeting closed with the Miz#
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indescribable something' which"
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and puts souls so at .rest there'
is no need to search endlessly .
for answers which lead to more'
and more questions, "
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claims to be a solution .to am
other Biblical story-11A' wlfere'
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Lcry o special Easter eggs.
girds. and bunnies
From My Window
Science vs. F,• ith
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Vhen Canadians Celebrate
Star on SW:lay, April 14 a
edOrainant feature of faintly
„ty will be the Easter ,bunny
ng with the traditional EaSe
eggs,
1-lave yoc: ever wondered why
e Easter bunny Wilds a bird's
st and lays eggs? It's be.
use the beAnY was once a
ruickshank
howered
Mrs. Jack Hammond, Bay.
id and Mrs. Ed Florian, Clin•
n, entertained at . a naiscel-
eous shower last Tuesday
ening at the home of Mrs.
ih honour of their
ece Mis# -Pierthena Cruick, rill;
Tier 'forthcoming marriage •
es place April 20. Thebrides
teat's ehairwasidecorated with
ink and idiite streamers.
Following contests, Berthena
ened her many and useful
fts, after which she thanked
for their kindness and in.
ited everyone to yisit her in
er new home.
Lunch was served and those
assisting, the, hostesses were,
Mrs. Dennis Bisback, Mrs.
Theo Saint, Mrs. Terry Elliott,
Mrs; Jack Armstrong, Mrs.
Wayne Pletch and Mrs. Paul
McCool.
•
Read, sleep, eat and drink..
these were the pastimes while
travelling by air. Another has
been added .. you can watch TV.
Movies are being shown on
American Airlines Astrojet
flights between Toronto and Los
Angeles.
Rear-projection screens are
located within every five rows
in the regular SCction, and every
three rows in the first-class
area. People in the aisle can.
not block the unique overhead
screens. The windows are coat.
ed with a special non-reflective
chemical 'that makes. shad-pull.
ing or cabin-darkeningunneces.
sary.
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in 707 Astrojets which cost
more than throe million dollars.
Four hours' of film can be
shown with one -loading, which,
means /that Othe f longest dElollyiw;....
wood spectaculars canbe shown
to air travellers.
What next?
Why Suddenly, after'onehundw.
red years, are political COnvenw
tions the hottest TV programs
of the year? Probably the quick.
est closest answer is TV itself.
he immediacy of being per.
sonally visually involved in the
p power struggle in the counw
try. No matter what your pot.
'tics, you couldn't help but be
aught up in the pathos of the
d chief deposed. at the Con.
ervative Convention last Sept.
tuber.
Who will win? Who will be
ur next prime minister? Does
t matter? The rising cost of
iving matters. It must stop.
nd, after the next general elec.
tion, either Stanfield or the new
Liberal leader must act.
This country is going all to
helll
bird); according tereseAroheM
The_ legend is that the Pr*
Ina Easter bunny was a bird
with brilliant plumage, the pet
bird of BpStra (Goddess of
Spring). But one day - to the
delight of generations of childw
ren since - Eostra changed her
pet bird into a rabbit.,
From Eostra's name comes
our word for Easter, and
‘lostra's rabbit has been build.
,ng nests every *spring for more
than a thousand years, proudly
filling grasp nests with gaily-coloured eggs.
Through the centuries, the
Easter egg has remained a line
iversal symbol of spring and
brightly decorated eggs have
been exchanged as Easter greet.
jags since the Middle Ages. But
by the mid-1800s, plaques and
cards with drawings of eggs
began to replace the fragile
eggs themselves. These keep.
sakes, many of them elaborate
and prohibitively costly, were
the forerunners of our modern
Easter greeting cards. Rare
specimens of these early greet.
ings are now housed in theHa.U.
mark Historical Collection.
Among the earliest known
Easter cards were dainty, hand.
painted sketches of eggs en.
wreathed by spring flowers.
Later designs from Edwardian
England depict eggs with love.
able little chicks and ducklings
bursting forth with "Happy
EasterI”
One rare Easter card from
VARNA
The Varna UCW met Thurs.
day evening in the Church base.-
_meat.
Mrs. John Ostrom led the
devotional which was opened
with a hymn. Mrs. Mervyn John.
stOn read the scripture and Mrs,
Gordon Johnston led in prayer.
Mrs. J. .0stiom gave the
meditation and the offering was
received by Mrs. Ralph Step.
henson and dedicated by Mrs.
Charles Reid. A solo'was sung
by Mrs. David Ostrom.
Group three presented a skit
on Japan "Let's Speak Peace."
Mrs. Charles Reid president,
conducted the business during
which several calls to sick
and shut-ins were reported. A
$10 donation to the blanket fund
for overseas relief was made
and it was decided to have a
Voiceless bake sale this month.
Varna UOW will be responsible
for the hospital cart during
June,
The meeting closecIr with
prayer and group tvio. served
lunch.
Private Keith McLean, 4, a
member of the 1st Battalion,
Princess Patricia's Canadian
Light Infantry from Edmonton,
is one of 900 Canadians on duty
with the United Nations peace.
keeping forces on Cyprus, Pte.
McLean is the son of Mr, and.
Mrs. Don McLean, Clinton, On.
tario. (Canadian Forces Photo)
United Rev.
guest speaker
An Easter Thankoffering
sponsored jointly by the. U.C.
W. of Ontario Street and Wesley
Willis churches was held in
Wesley.Willie United Church
Sunday, April 7.
Guest speaker was Rev. E.
Emerson Hallman, home mis-
sion superintendent of the Un.
ited Church of Canada and mod.
erator of the former Evangel.
ical United Brethren Church.
He spoke on the history of the
E.U.B. Church and the union
of that church with the United
Church of Canada.
Special music was provided
by the Treble Singers, a lad..
ies' choir from Goderich,
Taking part in the service
were Mrs. M. Batkin, Mrs,
M. Durst, Mrs. G. Potter, Mrs,
B. Sutter, Mrs. G. Mills and
Mrs. A.. Mowatt. kceceiving
guests were Mrs. C. Elliott,
Mrs. W, 13. Olde, Mrs. Wm,
Murch, Miss K. McGregor.
Ushers were Mrs. G. Wright,
Mrs. H. Johnston, Mrs. T. Day.
ies and Mrs. G. Dumont.
HOLMESVILLE
Master Donald Ashton is
spending a few days with his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Potter while his mother
and new baby brother, Robert
Douglas, are in hospital.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Harris on the
birth of their baby girl.
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Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
April 12, 13, 15, 16, 17
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• 'T, thought .1'1,1 beard about au
the theories concerning •clbrist's
cleat]; on the cross nearly 2Qp,0-
Years ago, The one which sitg.
tasted that Jesus bad not really
died but merely fainted was P.
kind of halfway sensible result
-of man's attempt to reason away
the mystery of resurrection, but
now a Soviet, scientist claims to
have found a possible explana.
'atm for the JlIiblical story 'of
Christ's ascension into 'heaven,
E, Fyndorov• hopes to con-
vinee Christendom that little
green men from some' , outer-
splice civil! za ti on whizzed
through the lioly'Land so many
c.e.nturies ago and grabbed- up
the man Jesus to ca1ry him far
/away into the /stratosphere in
a marvellous trocketship de-
signed by a . super-intelligent
race on another planet. This
happening, says Fyodorov, may
have given rise to the myth that
the Christ ascended in 'a cloud
to _Ms Father,
'Fyodoro.v goes on to state
-that many of the tales that have
been passed on through the
centuries may have had their
origin in primitive man's awe-
struck reaction to' the space-
ships and technology brought
to earth by visitors from su-
perior civilizations. He calls
these stories indirect evidence
of actual visitations-likely be-
cause lie has so far been un-
able to produce any direct
proof. •
To tell you the absolute truth,
:'Mr.-Fyodorov, the only persons
who are likely to ascribe to
such wild imaginative ideas are
folks who are unable to put
their faith in those things they
can't understand. Since this
week-end gasler it y1-0131 Ott '03 . A
f'litin•it time to inject -gine serif-.
otis thought for skeptics. like
Vytulorov who want black and
while answers for all things.
Science has fOund thp, answer,
to marry
.
p
liltt what
tt
ca uses
zlin i
g cie swans,
tl itestis
how stars get their light,' Why'
eyes c-an see, where many • diS-•
eases get their sart, when life
BLIilntotilstri\O,etIgh ll rho
years of
sttaor,,
nanc,ed by billions of 'dollars,
science can still not' 'lay
to changing the seasons to suit •
man's will; reaching a star;
manufacturing or dopileathig a
lta= eye; predicting with'
foiling aceuraey the course a
disease will follow iTr•varions`
humans, ' whether it kill
quickly or he suddenly arrest.,
ed; or fashioning a life from
dust and knowledge.'
Some things are baffling to
science. Though men can com-
prehend many wonders, they
have been unable to provide
the starter spark which controls
all, That fete belongs to God.
those who say that
ehrt,4 di'ed and was
• builed: 'Suilday''is Raster and
roa:igired that Christ rose
and iites, No, I didn't see it,
*and yes, •it, hard to 'believe.
But 'Willi God alt 'things are
' pos4ible`, , eve: Nth alt the
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