The Brussels Post, 1981-03-11, Page 5MURRAY ELSTON
OFFERS
Hard Work
Dedication
• and
Good Service
All traditions which voters of Huron-Bruce have come to expect
from their members.
Murray Wants
Orderly Development of the riding
Assistance for young farmers to, get started, and an improved
capital grant program
The potential of the Bruce Nuclear Power Development to be used
to the fullest, including an energy park, ethanol and hydrogen
production
Let Him Work for You
Elect
Murray Elston
In Huron Bruce on Mardt 19
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THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH rt ,As
Crowd at Cranbrook
There were 19 tables
playing at the Forester's card
party on Friday evening in
the Community Centre,
Winning prizes were: High
lady - Gertie Bolger, Low
Lady - Mildred Perrie; High
Man - Bill. Beirnes, Low Man
- John Simpson; Lone Hands
- Susan Miller and Bill
Eckmier, at Lucky table
Lois Hart, Beryl Smith, Fred
Sawyer, Nelson McClure;
Birthday - Adrian Verstoep,
Anniversary - Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Dunn' door prize - Cliff
Beirnes, Lucky Draw Lois
Hart, Ewart Duncan.
Prizes were donated by
Webers Store, Jim's Repair,
Evan's Edwe, Helen Dobson
Bob and. Isabelle Bremner.
all of Ethel, McCutcheon's
Grocery, Thompson and
Stephenson Butcher Shop.
Brussels and Jack Knight,
The Hall Board are holding
a card party this Friday
night, March 13, in the
Community Centre,
HYMN SINGING WAS A PART OF THE
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE--A good
number of people turned out to the World Day
of Prayer Service held at the Melville
Presbyterian Church on Friday, The singing of
hymns was a part of the prayer service.
- (Photo
by Ranney)
World Day of Prayer
What's it all about? ALL CHURCHES TOOK PART—A number of women from the different
Brussels churches took part in the World Day of Prayer service which was
held this year in the Melville Presbyterian Church. (Photo by Ranney) BY THE REV.
CHARLES A. SWAN -
DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH
WALTON, ONTARIO
On March 6 Christians
around the world united their
hearts in prayer, World Day
of Prayer is a meaningful
experience that has taken
place for more than a half
century. Christian churches
and communities come to-
gether on the first Friday in
Lent to observe World Day of
Prayer.
By so doing, almost 200
countries shared this year's
theme of "The Earth is the
Lord's —. The service initially
was prepared and written by
native American Indian
women who represent vari-
ous tribes throughout the
U.S. The observation has
been Made that native Amer-
icans were the original ecol-
ogists, for they have. a
reverence for the world of
nature. This sense of sacred—
ness for God's world quali-
ties them without a doubt to
teach the rest of the world
how to live in harmony with
the natural environment and
each other.
World Day of Prayer had
its origins in the U.S. and
Canada. Women in various
denominations set aside a
day of prayer for the work of
home missions. Later, over-
seas missions were included.
These womens' groups were
organized independently in
the United States and Can-
ada in 1887, 1895 and 1889.
Then in 1919 both countries
decided to hold interdenom-
inational services, organized
by Christian women, By 1927
the official name for the day
was adopted.
Each year the World Day
of Prayer committee selects a
different country to prepare a
theme which they them-
selves choose and the service
is distributed around the
world. For example, in 1979
the service was pi'epared by
a group of women from
Africa who met in Zambia.
The service last year origi-
nated in Thailand.
An offering is received
which is used to support all
kinds of projects and worth-
while causes on every conti-
nent. These include aid to
the aging and handicapped,
support for children with no
Families, all levels of educa-
tion, emergency relief for
needy areas and many more.
NOTICE' T 0 VOTERS
Electoral District
of Huron Bruce
The following people
have been duly
nominated as
candidates for the
Provincial Election,
Mar. 19, 1981; followed
by the names and
addresses of official
agents.
1. Murray Elston
Official Agent
Barry Reid
Wingham, Ontario
2. Gary A. Harron
Official Agent
Earle Kennedy
Durham St.
Kincardine, Ont.
3. Tony McQuail
Official Agent
Frances F. McQuall
R.R. 1, Lucknaw„
Ont.
George E. McCutcheon
Returning Officer
Mar. 5, 1981
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