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BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
FRIDAY, MAY 30th
Music By: DESJAR,DINE Oi,CHESTRA
Restricted to Persons 2i Years and Over
Admission; $3.00 per Couple
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BAPTISMAL( SERVICE
AT MONCRIEFF
Rev. D. E. Docken held a
Christian family Sunday and
baptismal service at the Mother's
Day serviee in Monerieff
ObUrch.
During the service the following
children were baptised; Christine
liorothy, daughter of "Mr. and Mrs.
Michael ,Drilutzen; "Caren ,Marie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
00x; Bonita Laura, daughter of
lyr, and Mrs. AlVin Ludington;
jeffrey Lawrence. son of Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Sanburn: and Dean
Eldward, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Wayne Smith,
GOLDEN WORDS
STEWARDSHIP
bought gasoline; T. went to the,
show;
I bonglit some new tubes for my
radiot
I bought candy and peanuts, nut
rs anal ice cream;
While my salary lasted, life sure
was a scream.
It tn .!:es vitrethl spending to make
m ':noy go venni!:
Ono's: inelleirl of finance must
always be sound.
'NNJ:thn halills quite costly, its real
hard l.a save;
y wife spent ten "bucks" Oh
perm anent WaVO,
,:rune urrytItta
It sure made me sore;
It* they'd let the alone, I'd give it
lot more,
They hove Went), of ncirVel They
fr(r!,401'. all the past!
fa:vo a ;,tarter the year bUto"1,6
last.
NOTICE
rtntLow shICIE & HARNESS
NO REPAIRING CONE
IN MONTH OF JUNE
The Maitland Presbyterial of
iho l'rebylerian Church in Can-
ada met in Knox Presbyterian
Church., Kincardine, on lla.y 15th.
Sessions coin in awed at 2 n(t 7
(Teta ...MCS.weett, liin-
t'tl ydiuc', was orga inst. The Theme
for the aft(Tu eon session "A
Faith to Share", :Mrs. Alvin 111 wi-
den, President,. • gave the In v a-
ea Ilea and ,Opening prayer. oath-
' ors of Ilrussels Auxiliary led in
Devotions, Al vs, ( erald Gibson
gave lhc> M editation based oil
Luke chapter 7, verses 1-1.0. "So
(.h eat a nail". rs. \V. \V. Smith
led bi prayer. The visiting' memb-
ers wero welcomed by M rs, Mel
Ritchie, Kincardine. The follow-
in g reports were .Kesented:
Itcordi mg Secreta Iv, by Mrs. Wm.
\Vi n g h am, substituting ter
M rs. W. D. Campbell, Listowel;
Corresponding Secretary, 11rs.
Victor Emerson, Whitechurch
Treasurer, Mrs. Ewan. MacLean,
Ash field. 2\irs. (Rev.) E. R.
hawks, .flluova le, presided at the
presenta lion of an lIonourary Life
Membership to Ali's. fl. Thomas.
2nd, Vice-President, Bliley ale. The
speaker. Rev. L. G. Stairs, Ilran t-
ford, Area Secretary of the lep-
rosy I I ssion, was introduced 'by
Mrs. .11. Mitchell, :\ olesworth, Mr,
Stairs' great, concern is for the,
ns yol unreached, leprosy victims;
the pressing need for hospitals
and treatment centres in Asian
and African countries, where tin,
,lisonse is most prevalent. The
of used stamps has become a
source of revenue to the Mission.
This year they arc reaching rOU
an a.mont of $6,000 to pay for a
water system in a new hospital.
Over the past ninety-five years.
medical research has been Slowly
moving toward
Ritchie Was much igijoyed The
.111.oderator of flruce ltu,itlaud
Presbytery, Rev, lialtl'Lce Ii,
letiabb, Pori Elgin, brought
greetings, llis message "The
urgency of the Gospel", Twenty
AuNillaries answered the Roll
Call, Reports of the .bynedical
hold in Godorich April 15, JO, 17,
were presEmted l,y Mrs„.
non, Ripley: Mrs. l!lwan mat'-
Lean, Asia] old; Mrs. C. i\lcAnley,
MP] 0 Y ; Walter I Willi gh, TO-
eswater: rs. 14. Little, Luck-
now. The 1970 Synodical is to be
hold in Paris, Ontario. Miss Sadie
..Tob us ton, Lit ck n ow, • gun ye the.
Offertory prayer. "flie "l n
oria m" for deceased members was
given by Mrs. Rev. U, fish, Wing-
ham, "They served with all their
heart". Mrs.Eld on Welsh. La lig-
si de, closed the session with
prayer. The ladies of Knox, K in-
rd ne, served a delicious "g lut
Casserole" supper to the visiting
groups. The theme of the evening.
session "A Cross to Bear" based
on Matthew, chapter 17, verse 2-1.
The organ. prelude was rendered
by Miss Sharon Robinson,
sardine, Devotions were conduct-
ed. by Lucke() w evening group. 1
Cornthiurrs rho pier 1 , read by
Miss 'Maude Fisher ; The Medi-
tation rend by Mrs. jack Mac-
Ponald ; the. Prayer offered by
1\1 rs. Ronald Poster, A vocal duet
by Misses Catherine Rourke and
Pebble -Wright of Owen Sound,
and a choral number by the Kin-
cardine Junior Chain', .were much
appreciated. Mrs. Alex Sorbie 'wel-
comed members attending the
evening sesion. A report of the
lBiennial Con foveae° held at
Orillia was given by the delegate,
rs. Robert 'McAllister', 'Dungan-.
non. Mrs. (Rev.) John Tam sh,
oloswerth, introduced the ReY.
M A ITLAN D P E.;BY"T'E R I AL
SOCIETY W,fv1,S, MEETING
of crippled limbs. "A great door scourge of leprosy. Tho lite story
has been opened." by drug therapy of a man from boyhood to old and surgery. Working with two age spent within the confines of aims in view, the mission staff.
Perula hospital, West Bengal, has presented the Gospel of the
India, Who became a devoted living Christ "Behold set before
you an open deor, and no man
Christian, a. source of inspiration
eon shut it." A duet sung' by
,
and practical assistance to thoSe
about him, "Gladly our cross to Mrs, Ian Hamilton and Mrs, Mel
bear, Mrs. Jack MacLean gate
Stairs, A color film "Day of
the cure for gel)- Good Tidings" was shoW by Mr.
Sin IPS. A portrayal of family life
rosy, and the partial restoration lit a village of India, disrupted by
the offering prayer. Courtesies
were expressed by Mrs. Ted Eng-
lish, Wingh am Arrangements
were made for the next Presby-
'Leila' to be hem at •A'hitechurch,
The closing prayer was led. by
.Mrs. Norman Dickson, Moles-
worth,
• it proposed that industry
adopt the criteria used by the
18.11 a dial) armed forces of Mini- -
nial noise levels at w.hich hearing
protection for workers is requir- •
ed.
allowable noise levels could be
set.
Qitiet; pleaSel, Noise is a ser-
ious public health problem:
The Ontario Medical Health
Assiociation is looking into the
volume of noise people are expos-
ed to in the community and in
industry, and its effect on their
physical and psychological health.
At its annual meeting in Tor-
onto the 0.1M,A, approved recom-
mendations of its public health
committee which would attack
the noise problem from several
directionS.
Community' noise, including the
noise of jet aircraft; should be
measured first, , It is suggested
that mobile testing equipment
with trained personnel measure
noise leVels in various commun-
ities in the, proVince. Then cri-
teria could be developed so that
QUIET PLEASE?
The OMA will promote a hear-...
ing testing program in. Ontario
Olools and is urging individual •
physicians to include simple bear-
tests as [not of all physical exam-,
inations,
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