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FIRST ANNUAL MEETING.
OF Tlig PERTH-HURON
PRESElYTERIAL
The first animal meeting .0 Ow
TI111%)(1-POrth rn (.11 ('hurl ii
Women presbyterial met at Main
Street Caked Church Mitchell.
Thtt 1.e.ule was deeper commit.
mem and wider horleams
The women used tiloir hilt
agination to mako I hi' 11114,1ii)g
Os interesting as posSible.
A, challenge Or stewordship
was presontod by Mrs. Alex
sit:ion-1r of Selaiugvilic, Mrs,
Ethel Zurich, 1rs, Walter
,MoDonild, Itit 1 Dadshill, omplia-
sixing !he need to give freely of
Lot ()my money but also time.
An item. on the program listed
as "Ender Attack" proved to be
an interesting presentation of an-
nual reports in the 'Cerra of a
panel discussion,,
Its Morley Clark, lArridoit
field se(Totary for Christian ed.
nealion for the London Confer-
ence looked at a chapter of the
l'CW study. hook, Man Alive, Ho
presented ror a the par-
pose • to enable the group to
lake a hard look. at their cotomnn-
try and assess the deepest needS
of the people there, and plan for
relevant action.
'rho guest speaktir for the. after-
noon, session, Mrs. it, r
,;H:4(r.K. omphasized that 0110 mnSt
holieve "00" rather than believe
"in", Dolioving "on" she said sue'.
geSLS 11 roliance or confidence in
something that we trust. We must
let go and put full onfidenee 1.11
(lad,
Miss itowy s'''al't'y; deaconess nt
Con tra Church, Stratford,
conducted the insrallation the
new officers: pas4. presidents. Mrs.
Coorgto liirllir. P.It 1, Brussels,
Mrs. Harris niason, :flit 1, It'al-
larton: prosideno, Mrs. It aro1d
tin heilsee. Parliview Ill vloo
prosiaouls 21 l's. cltowart 'Alines',
Rit 1,..,Notor, Mrs; Stuant Shier.
RR 1, St. '111ary8.
ltocording secretary, Mrs. Or-
ville Sawyer, Mitchell; corres-
ponding; sooretary, Mrs. (I, W
Such, Garvin; trnasiner, fi'r's.
\Vatter McDonald, i1.11 1 Clads
hill, Mrs; Ethel Cable, enrich:
citizen and social action, 'Mrs.
lkirry .Almost, 297 (`..butts';.,' St.'
co-operaltion ill Christian and mis-
sionary education, ,Mrs. J. Ail-
mann, RR 2, Walton finance,
Mrs, Carson Watson, 1/13, Brus-
sels: leadership development,
Mrs. Ti„ )4. ('lysdale, St. Marys,
110111inotions, Mrs. Jeff Robinson,
[tit. 1, Sr. AT (1 Mrs, Gilbert Boo.
crore, RA 1, fielgrove: areltive.s,
Airs. Stuart Shior. 1. Si,
:110' y,-1: coninoHdly friend,dilp and
visiting Ali's. llort .1Iton. *RR, T,
14ucknow: eciamunictitions, Mrs.
.111)eri •Deyalird., Staffa:
rt .la t io es, (loormlP 7Vil ott, 'RR
prograni, 'Airs. Roy
tlalway, ListoWel; :kit's. clarkn,
Kennedy, Grand Ilona: steward-
ship anti vocation, Ntrs, Alex
snniphiirci, ',-4 0hrtngriff(-, supply
„n d Avoif ar o. yrs, itoorgo Potter,
Clinton; l'erth 'Regional presidents.
.Mrs. John Cilbank, Listowol, west..
firs, Russel 1\feCtilitim, Mitchell,
south, 'All's. Olivcr Baker, 'RR 'I.
Marys. Gronittle
,M rray. Tavistocl<; ;trot re:2:-
10110 prosidonis, north, Mrs.
Harold 1 )oi Fordwich. centre,
Orral 1\-tarrison, RR 1, Monk-
ton, w('.,*, Lloyd flood, RR
n, Clinton, south. Mrs. lz.ldwia
\ltl let', RR 3, TE4:Keter,
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Palrott restaurant banded
rho wailer Iwo viamin pills and
asked hint ru diSOIVo Clem In ur
bum ur clam chowd('r. After a
long fillervill he asked the wailer
why chol,vder hadn't hoot)
served,
'You'll got the chowder, sir,
as soon as we rail,get theclams
.0 still; KW1111111illg around,' re-
piled the waiter.
baker, ililrussals; Hardie
ETHEL
UNITED CHURCH
ANNUAL MEETING
'Ph.' ;mono! Inopthvg of the Ethol.
ed ehurvh was hold following
pot-Inolr supper at 7115111. The
Rey E. Le Drew, Minister of 'the
church. ()PPP N1 the meeting_
Mrs \l x•\ Pearson was appall:T-
ed SPerotar of the mooting,
The nomintuting committee pre-
scnted the following slate of
officers,
rti-eleo:pd to Lilo Session* Earl
Mill*, Carl McDonald,
1:11,e, ;1 1.6.: Joh t'onloy, Mrs.
Alex Pearson, Percy Stephenson,
Nrrs, Stan Spoii•an. and Norman
Beirut's for 1' three year torny
iteports :10 various groups
were presented a`nd 11)pr0ved.
Several project. wore under dis-
cussion.
The mooting was brought to a,
close by Mr. LeDrew,
OW close of the annual meet.-
ng the IrcW held brief meetl-
ing with the payment of fees in
;'1.sI0 to roll call,
First hunter: "It's getting CINV-
, tin' late lilt we 'olveXet hit a
thing yet.”
Second bonier: "Let's miss 11,6
:71ore apioce and then go home."
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