The Brussels Post, 1965-01-28, Page 21111,TROAio JAN. Otia.
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Annual Meeting
untended for last Week)
ineinours Pree-
hyteriut buciely or the W.4/6. of.
toe Preebyterien tenuren, iii Qati-
oda held toeir auriutil iticetiliji mil
.1.,tichnow ber.e.S by t mean
1.4oeknew. Jahaary
• .(lieorge bi1.0.404'144n, Itipley in
tau phair,
6titherlawl opelied,
meeting with prayer. Alra•
McLean and4/re.
:levee gave the, Meru-
lee dt-vutions using as, the Script-
tee.; el,. explainieg. 10.1
ba,,iness firms take stock 04; the.
or the New rear sO
eeouiti we as individuals do the
same. Let us take stock. of our
Ivoi4Itgiul assets and think of
N nat we should do with them
during the coming year. Let us
in leee enlarge our vision, let us
• give more freely of our time,
talents, and substance.
A. short note or thanks as
friend to friend was read as. re,
ceived from. our late president,.
Mrs. 11-. L. Speir, by- Mrs. Alvin.
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his. Morgan liendeepoa .ot
Liicknow, on behalf of the lathe*
of Lucknow church, Welcomed all
the delegates and hoped. their day
would be pleasant.
.ilhicouraging reports were giv'-
eu the secretaries of the
(in.:feet:at phases of the work for
letle„ some reported increased
intonliership and others increased
revenue.
Ails, li. f . _daerieuzie or Asa-
eutio a letter re information
auuuL tile new way each Auxiliary
will be allocated ior 1S65. A cora-
was named w deal with
this matter, Mrs. .0. K. Mac-
Keeizie, Mrs. Alvin Mundell, Mrs.
Morgan Henderson, Mr. Douglas
Graham.
Alt.L.r the luncheon near __J
tilt*
meeting was called to order. The
devotions for tee afternoon were,
taken by taree Bluevaee ladies,
Mrs. Bernard Thomas, the script-
ure, i 0. i. is ..etineuy, 1)1 a,„,, ci•
aim ioi s. It. J. lueiViurray Lite
soUreLury- dealing with the
taeughte as taken from our
,Lord's prayer as recorded in 6t.
Matt. gospel. Let us give thanks
ri: unanswered prayer, for in
Luis way we receive patience and,
patience is a form of love Lour
tortures all things. Patience is *
lorni of faith which over-comettn
the world. Only as we reveal our
love for our fellow-men can we
reveal our true love for (fed.
Roy. W. Morrison of Brussels
gave the 'greetings from 2resby.
and remarked that initials W116
nave a Meaning. W stands tor
women who liaer.e force and power
to do their duty. M. is for the
„Missionary spirit that women.
have concern about both foreign
e.nd, home. S for social, we must
'have joy in our work to . have
'fellowship for the Lord. Jesus
Christ.
A fitting memorial service was.
conducted in honor of Mrs. W. L.
Speir, President of Maitland,
Presbyterial until she was called
to her eternal home on Dec. 20th
1.964. ROY, Mr. Morrison paid her
niemory a fitting tribute iii speak,
queli tics as a 1.1;11(-4
ou4.444, and. ner. faith,
itynybo. LU tetai 1ti SILO U.t aOY
p4tay Olat 1,A#Li4 kOt 04;
iounis was placed Qui Lie
JAL,10.1/11 tatilt.L: 114 11‘44% iwaU4:, later
ty tie given to toe Laicicuow, .NUrk.
Vile 111,111(14: U! silences
Nviis Oosvrs'eu 1litci. wen. tile words
of that beautiful nynih was sung,
et* or all Lae saints wIlo iyoui weir
labourS rest",
airs. p. motiatt introduced the
guest spcuioir, Miss Ann Howson,
of London now serving as
missionary nurse in Nigeria, at
present at uoute on furlough.
Nigeria has been siow in develop-
ing their natural resources but
they are now entering a neW
era of expansion. l'ne nuepaai
that Miss lloWsou works in has,
10.0 beds but only one elector so
the need al educated and dedi-
cated workers is very great.
especially for health and edu-
cation projects. The Lord's com-
mand is still very urgent -Go Xe
into all the World and Preach the
Gospel". Our Christian Church
reaches out everyWhere and we
know it brings problems, fears
and eronderment but we must
look upon this work as sharing
with others and with God.
The offering was taken and
dedicated by Mrs. McKinney of
Teeswater.
Mrs. It. McAllister of Dungan-
non brought in the slate of
officers lot 1965 and these were
accepted as read. Miss. Anna
Howson read a passage of script-
ure and installed the officers. Mrs.
George Sutherland in her closing
remarks thanked all who had
taken part and asked the co-
operation of everyone for their
THE VAUXHALL SERIES 101 VICTORS
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Pronounced vertical curvature of doors and window glass gives the Vauxhall Series 101 Victors..
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a new and eyeecatehing style of line, plus a gain of four inches in shoulder room for only halt-
an-inch extra in .outside width, Shown here is the Victor.
help in the year ahead so we can
go ahead with new zeal and re-
newed ,faith in, our missionary
endeavours.
The lil,M.S.1\lotto written by
Mrs. Alvin Mundell of Belmore
was sung and Mrs. Hamilton Mc-
Kinnon closed with prayer.
• Officers
Honorary Presidents....,,1,.1,. Miss
Marion Williamson, Wingham
Mrs. Allan MacAuley,, Ripley
Past President Mrs. F.
Moffatt, Wingham.
President ivies. George
Sutherland, Ripley
1st Vice Mrs. Alvin
Mundell, Behnore
2nd Vice Mrs. Ted 111n3lish,
Wingham
lird Vice Mrs. Bernard
Thomas, Wingham, RR 4
4th Vice ars. Mel Ritchie,
Kincardine
Historian MUM Pis Ca
)tingannon
Asst. Historian Mrs. P•torgan
Henderson, LucknoW
Treasurer Mrs. D. H mac-
Kenzie, Ashfield
Secretaries
Recording Mrs. Wm. Ford,
Wingham
Correspondence Mrs. Thos.
Currie, Wingham
Press' Mrs. R, J. Maturray,
Nuevale
Afternoon Aux. Mrs. F. H.
Croiney, Kincardine
Bvening Aux. Mrs. John
Day, Wingham
Girls' Aux. Mrs. Henry
Kenzie, Ashfield
Children's' Aux. Mrs. Stanley
Fischer, Cranbrook
Home Helper's. Mrs.
0. Campbell, Molesworth
Welcome & Welcome Mrs
Walter Ballagh, Teeswater
Library & Literature , Mns
W. MacDonald, South "finless
Glad Tidings. Mrs. Robtert
McAllister, Dungannon
Supply Miss Sadie. Johnston,
Ashfield
Life Membership .... Mrs. Hamil-
ton McKinnon, Ripley
Members Without Portfolio
mis. W. J. i\lorrison, Brussels
Mrs..voraou mowbray,•Lucknow
Mrs. Dave Neilson, Gerrie
Mrs. Dawson Craig, "Whiteelittrell
Mrs. Stuart Stevenson, Cran-
brook
Mrs. Howard Harris, Moleswortli
Mrs. Ira Dickie, South Kinloss
Mrs. Leslie Knight, Cranbrook
Auditors Mrs. Morgan Hen.
derson, Lucknow, Mrs. Douglas
Graham, South Kinloss
A. social time was had over a
cup of tea and Miss. Howson
showed some of her slides on
Nigeria.
Criteria Hydro Photos
Ontario Hydro forces are btiSy developing resources t0 meet increasing power demands. For the third year in a row
coal-fired stations played a vital role in supplementing the sharply reduced output of hydro-electric plants as a result
of low water levels. Highlights of the 1-irootit program include, clockwise: A Hydro crew working in sub-zero \veather
on Kipling hydro-electric project in. James Bay watershed; helicopter airlifting hardware for Extra High Voltage line
under construction near Parry Sound; specialists attaching tubes through which natural uranium fuel will enter reactor
of Douglas Point Nuclear Power Station betWecn Kincardine and Port Elgin; water "cannon" blasting loose rock from wells of ChippaWit poWer canal at Niagara Falls in preparation for rehabilitation, scheduled for completion hi 1965.