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"Farewell Service
WHITECHURCH NEWS
On Sunday, July 24 Rev. Bev
Kay preached his fa 'ell sermon
with topic being I believe in the
Holy Catholic Church. After the
service all had lunch in the Sunday
School room. When lunch was over
John de Boer was master of
ceremonies for a short program.
Mrs. Walter Moore read a poem
which she-had composed to the Kay
family. Mrs. John de Boer on
behalf of the W.M.S. presented
Mrs. Kay with a,cup and saucer.
John de Boer on behalf of
Chalmer's congregation presented
Rev. B. Kay with a film projector.
Rev. Kay thanked all for their
kindness in remembering him and
the family in this way. They left
around 3 o'clock with the station
wagon and trailer to go to
Tobermory. where they would
catch the ferry at 7 p.m. to
Manitoulin Island.
During 'August Chalmers congre-
gation will join Whitechurch United
Church at 10 a.m. for services of
worship.
On Sunday evening at 8 p.m.
Induction Services were held at
Whitechurch United Church for
Reverend Wilena Brown.
Rev. B. Kay has been called and
appointed to Kitimat, British
Columbia, where he will commence
his, ministry of word and sacra-
ments in September. His Service of
Recognition will be conducted by
the Presbytery of Kamloops in
Kitimat Presbyterian Church on
the evening of August 31st.
' August 31 Rev. A. C. Young of
Goderich will be in charge of
services at Langside and White-
church.
WHITECHURCti C.O.C.
The C.O.C. held their July
service in the Sunday School room
on Sunday during church service.
The call to worship was given by
president Eddie de Boer. Bobby
Jamieson read the scripture lesson.
Mark 8, 22-26. Prayer was given. by
Karen Pickard. The minutes of the
last meeting were read by secretary
Kendra F'urdon. 12 members
answered the roll call naming a
grain of the Bible. The birthday (
calendar was marked. The offering
was received by Steven Rintoul and
the offering prayer was given by
Donald Irwin.
Mrs. Archie Purdon gave the
junior story. Mrs. Hugh Simpson
gave the senior story. He would not
run away, based on I Corinthians
16, verse 13 and God's Gifts. The
closing prayer was sung.