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FAB 95C 49 ROUND SIRLOIN T-BONE SUPERIOR Page 3 Times-Advocate, January 28, 1965 BOYNE Pick library board at Kirkton session By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON The annual meeting of the Kirkton Public Library Asso- ciation was held Monday even- ing, January 25, at the Aber- deen Hall, Kirkton. Minutes of the last annual meeting and the summary of 1964 activities were read by the secretary, and the trea- surer's report showed a bal- ance of $248.54. The following were elected to the Board for 1965: Rev. Lyle Bennett, Mrs. George Bur- gin, Mr. Ross Everitt, Mrs. Norman Hazlewood, Mr. Ted Insley, Mr. Alex Irvine, Mrs. Lloyd Jaques, Mrs. Robert Rat- cliffe and Mr. Eldon Robinson. The L ibr a r i an reported a membership of 79 adults and PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. NOZ748.11 Amos, Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Shute and Timothy were Sunday evening gnests with Mr. & Mrs. Carl Mills and family. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Fenz and Susan of London are visiting With Mr. & Mrs. Alex Irvine. Mr. Oliver McCurdy of Bar- rie visited last week with Mr. & Mrs. Miller McCurdy. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Marshall and Mr. & Mrs. Cal Mills at- tended the bonspiel at St. Marys Saturday. Services were cancelled in both the United and Anglican churches Sunday due to weather conditions. 215 juveniles, a total circula- tion of 10,281 and a total of 118 new books placed on the shelves during the year, A euchre party was held in conjunction with the meeting and the following were prize winners; Ladies' high, Mrs. Harold O'Brien; men's high, Mr. Rae Stevens; ladies' lone hands, Mrs. Ron Denham; men's lone hands, Mr. Harry Rodd; floater prize, Mrs. Ron Den- ham; lucky chair prize, Mr. Leon Paul. Name RAP executive for new year Stan Frayne, seated left, was elected chairman of Exeter's RAP committee at the group's first official meeting of the year, Monday. He's shown looking over the records with secretary-trea- surer C. M. Farrow, while Ron Bogart, vice-chairman, is on the right. Standing in the back row from the left are: Mayor Jack Delbridge, Gord Baynham, Reeve Derry Boyle and Bill Tuckey. --T-A photo — Continued from page 2 that awaits us, the life and death questions that have been with mankind from the begin- “Automation will not solve them. They will travel with us on any round trip ticket we may one day travel on to the moon”. ,‘The quest of the soul for meaning, the hunger of the heart for lovb, the struggle of the mind for ultimate truth — these go on''. "The man in orbit still car- ries with him all our human anxieties, all our human sus- picion, greed, fear, hatred and despair". That quest for meaning, that hunger for love, that struggle for ultimate truth can't be ans- wered by pointing to something so general as the Bible. It can only be answered by the One who broke into our life in Jesus Christ and showed the depth of His caring for us in His Life, Death and Resurrection. I am convinced that we don't need the scared apologetic Christians who feel that they have to frantically protect God. He needs no protection no self-appointed guardians. He has revealed enough of His sovereignty that we need not worry about what new discover- ies will do to Him. Our notions of the Bible may well be turned upside down. But Jesus Himself did that when He said, '"But I say unto you . ..". We can be assured of one thing — nothing will change His Loving gracious nature which was seen in the face of Jesus Christ. Leave your porch light on Monday FOR THE MARCHING MOTHERS One good thing about silence is that it can't be repeated.