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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-10-31, Page 4MILEY'S HAVEN at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS ENTERTAINMENT HEAR DOREEN DANBROOK. ON TI-FE PIANO. FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT Try Our Delicious Spare Ribs and Kraut, Chicken and Chips, Hamburgs or Sandwiches lowoosioseolingooderawieftworuntiromftwoftross ' front farming to computer pro- gramming, When you support. the 0.N193, you .make independence through employment possible, Send your contribution to R, B. Cousins, BrusSels, )111/1111 t)/441'Aitlft, ttfiguAir( '00T; Alit( 1iiiic • 'VA PR ESBYTERIAN Wlvia SECTIONAL MEETINGS Sectional Meetings of Mait- land Presbyterian of the W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church in Canada were held on October 24t and 25th, The first was called for 2 p.m., October 21th al South Kinloss. This church has an old, world setting; Situated in the Kirkyard at the northern limits of the village of Lucknow, peaceful with the rich autumn colors all about, and the sun filtering through stained glass windOwS. There was a good attendance. Mrs, Bernard Thomas, Bluevale, 3rd Vice-President presided. Mrs, Sparks, South Kinloss, was organ- ist. The theme, Faith, The Way, The Truth and the Life, The meet- ing commenced with a Call to Worship and prayer by Mrs. Thomas. The Worship. Service. based on Thanksgiving, was taken by Mrs. W, Thompson, Kincardine, reading the Scrip- tur, Psalm 93; Mrs, Riohard West. Ashfield, the meditation — the origin of national thanksgiving days; Mrs, R. McAllister, Dungan- non, led in prayer. 'Greetings and a word of welcome were given by Mrs, Harry LaVis, South Kinies;:. Mrs. W. D. Campbell, Molesworth, Recording Secretary, gave the Roll Call. Mrs. Howard f-Tarris. Molesworth, was monitor of a Panel discussion the "New ap- proach to Missions", the topic, of the 19(39 Study Book. Three' of the Ladies on the panel bad attended Belleville Training Centre in. July. Assuming a "coffee party" setting, they folloWed the outline of one evening's programme. The topic "Missions in e changing world". Mrs. F., Beard, Wingham, discussed Revolution; Mrs. E. R. HaWkes, ,Bluevale, Urban prob- lems, concluding with a poem en- titled "Who Cares". Mrs. R. Mc, Dungannon, Biter-racial problems: Mrs. C. MacAUley„ Ripley, assisted by Choral grout), Christian Elduc,ation. Mrs A. Mutt- doll, Bluevale, Caro of the Sick, Hospital visitors, Indian Schools, Training of na tive people. DismiS- Stens were interesting and thought provoking. All present participat- ed in a Litany on the Lord'sPray- er. Me offering Was received. Mrs, Gordon Wall, Langside, gave the dedication 'prayer. Comments on the recent Synodical meeting were given by Mrs. George Sutt• erland , Ripley, President. A duet. Teach me to pray" sung by 'Mrs, Ron Forster and Mrs. Gibson Of Lucknow was very much enjoyed Mrs. D. R. MacKenzie, Ashfield, gaVe the treasurer's report. Airs. Staten, Kitiough, thanked all who had arranged and participated in the progtanithe. The closing pray- er was given by Mrs. McKinnon Of Ripley. Following the meeting the hospitality of the South Kin , MSS ladies was very much enjoyed Otti appreciated. The seond Sectional Was 11041 On Cot. 25tli at 8 p.m. in illuevals Presbyterian church school-roonti. The weather was chilly with rain. neverless there was a good attend - once. Borittets of tate gard611 blooms were very beautiful Mrs. Ted English, Winglinni, 2no Vtde-PreSident, chaired the meet- ing', Mts. Keith 'Moffatt was pianist. The Meeting Cntnnicnined with a. Call to Wotsbip and Prayer by Mrs. English, The Devotions Were given by Mrs. C. GibsOn, Gerrie, Scripthre ftoM Matthew otiapter 181 Mrs. MatheFieti Meditat1011; Mrs. JOItti-t 51011 Conn, Whitecinti.on, Litany on. the Lord's Prayer — an expos- ition on the ".N.ew forms of "Mis. Mon". Mrs. Burns Moffatt- Blue- vale, welcomed the visiting memb- ers. Roll Call wits given by Mrs. W. D. Campbell, and the 'Treasur er's report by Mrs. Mundell in the absence of Airs. MacKenzie. rrho offering Was received. Mrs, FL Stewart, Carrie gave the dedica- tion. A dnet by Mrs, Murray Count and Mrs, dim English, accom- panied by Mrs. j, Conn, was much enjoyed. Panel discussions as sou th Ki tt i oss wore reuea L e d, w ith a bit more freedom of ONprossion. Mrs. Mundell explained that due to the rising tide of tintionalism in today's world, missionaries aro being denied, entry or re-entry to foreign lands, thus the need 1'ov new forms of mission. .A. word of appreciation Wits expressed by Miss L. Currie, Winghant, to all 'whu had taken part in the. meet- ing, M Walter Ballagh, Tees- water, led in the closing prayer, ,a0eiai time was enjoyed at the einst- whoa ali cily0ed the hos- pitality• of the illuovale CNIE NEWS Some 2,600 blind Canadians have jobs which The Canadian Nrational Institute for tue Blind helped them find. These peopin and the others who find jobs Q11 Their 00.11, aro contributors rather T han a drain on society. 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