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Jean° Whitby on bei' et RoyalCanadian;'kt 'Legion 'Branch '309, La clxnoow, presented
a to the amount .# SOO to Rev. Doug mow,: ehainfian i the Palliative Care
MOP; The binds • Wit, be used to assist in *the start ups qg incurred.. Palliative
tare volunteers have now completed their second course. Th• are 12 volunteers with
eight currently working on cases.
Mr, and lira. Beg Powell have added
a. new porch to their home in the village.
Eric Page from E is
with*
with Mr and Mrs, Fred Page and with
Mr./y�,yand Kris. Pagepand Jamie
con . 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page spent
Mother's Day with Dr, and Mrs, Finan
Mohamed and boys at Toronto.
Jack Hodgins returned hone from
University Hospital, London where be
underwent knee surgery. We send get
well wishes.
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Collins of Lurgan
visited on Wednesday evening with Edna
and May Boyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald visited on
Saturday with Essie Bloomfield at
Paisley and on Sunday with Mr. end Mrs.
Bert Thompson and family at Teeswater.
Betty Madere of Niagara Falls visited
with her aunt Agnes Hodelns,
Sorry that firs. Fred Page ie a' ppaatient
m the Whigttam and District Hospital. We
send our get well wishes: ri •
" Presbyterian Wl
The Kiniough Presbyterian WMS held
their May meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Don
Robertson's new home at Lucknow. Lor-
raine MacPherson gave the welcome and
all repeated the Lord's Prayer and the .
Purpose; The roll call was answered -by
a memory of your mother end what she
told you, .•
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Betty Bushell read the minutes and
discussed boniness. Plans were made for
the luncheon which will be served follow-
ing the church anniversary on May 27.
Barbara Bushell had the devotions on
the theme was Mother. She began with•a
reading about Hagar. That God watches
over us in every situation of life, follow-
ed by prayer and a reading the
housewife's lament.
Our little folks learned mothering from
their little pets and the hymn Faith of
our. Mothers and a Bible quiz closed the
m
P was auctioneer for a
table of bang, crafts and plants.
.Refreshments were served and all en-
$oyed a tour of the new home.
Peatecostal. WM.
The Kinlough Pentecostal. Women's
Ministries meeting • was held at the
church, hall on May 14 with the President
Patricia Maki presiding, and opened with
prayer and some worthwhile thoughts
ffrom Donna Thorn, W,M, District
Chairperson about the mothers of the Bi-
. ble and of the important role of a Mother .
hien, and so much so today.
Mary Breckles and Thelma Powell
gave the treasurer's and secretary's
reports, then Patricia` reminded us all.
about the collection of pennies for the
Braeside Cahtp. Ursula Krabn said that
our layettes are almost. ready to be sent
Cat in June. ,-. • .
Further plans and discussions were
trade for our special W,M. Sunday on
May 27th a,m, with the guest speaker
Heidi Dockolick with special music and
the W.M. ladies . will assist with the
service.
Patricia asked all to observe May 10
and 17 as fast days and prayer; also Jane.
11 and 12 are cleanup days at Braeside
in preparation for the special penny Sun-
day service, ,
Anna Sclieurwater gave the offertory
prayer after which Margaret Christensen
took the devotions from Hebrews Chp.11
'verse 5, on it is always a joyous time as,
we study together God's word, she
challenged each one of us to examine our
faith and sincerity, for God is always
ready to hear .our prayers and when op-
portunities present themselves daily put
' our faith into action - anytime can be
prayer time. We need each. other's
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wraith further thoughts e"he had of Mothers
of the Bible
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The' Walkerton Detachment of the On-
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curred in a private residence situated on
Concession 14, Brant Township.
Police report that during the night' of
December 16, 1969, person(s) unknown
entered the private residence by way of
a door located on the east side of the
house. After having entered the house,
the ailprit(s) went through the house and
removed a gas barbecue, a winter parka,
a snow shovel and snow pusher •and a
.pair of women's .ski pants. It would ap-
pear that a toboggan or some type of
sled was sued to- help, carry the alleles
away.
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