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Study issues at Cairo conference
"The Magic of Autumn", as read
by Alice Ritchie opened the Kair-
shea Wi meeting on Sept. 22, held
at the home of June Gilchrist. Vera
Schmidt read the scripture.
A mini -report on family affairs,
prepared by Ruth Langen and read
by Alice Doelman, told of the Cairo
International Conference held
recently on population control. One
agreement made was not to limit
the number in a family by threat of
punishment, when abortion and use
of contraception was discussed.
However, they did agree on a few•
issues, mainly that each country
WMS looks at the pros
and cons of tourism
The Ashfield WMS rnet on Sept.
19 at Camp Kintail, with Helen
MacLennan as hostess..
The meeting opened with two
poems Farewell to Summer and
Natures Best Bargains and June
Wylds welcomed the members.
Beryl MacDonald was our .pianist
for the meeting.
A review of the Glad Tidings was
followed by the offering Nora Robb
gave the offertory prayer.
The Study book on the Caribbean
was the Chapter entitled "The
Seamy Side of Paradise". Tourism
in the Caribbean is good for the
country because it gives
employment to many people,
however, much of the profit goes to
other countries, the ones with large
investments in the tourist industry.
Mrs. MacDonald gave the
devotions - God provides for us and
we should care for one another and
be generous to those in need.
Rollcall was answered with an
autumn verse: Collection of the
Least Coin was taken with the
focus on Armenia.
Mrs. MacLennan conducted the
business. The nominating committee
and Ladies Aid gave their reports.
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education. •
The poor condition of the shrub-
bery around the plaque and cairn at
the Kinloss municipal building was
discussed. Elsie Houston agreed to
contact the reeve regarding this.
Irene Haldenby, agriculture con-
vener,.gave an excellent paper' on
herbs, flowers and roots used for
medicinal purposes. She was as-
sisted by Vera Schmidt, Marion
MacKinnon and Muriel MacKenzie.
This' was also the topic for rollcall
which was answered by 16 mem-
bers and one guest.
Many interesting uses for a great
variety of natural plants were dis-
cussed with some remedies already
proving successful for several
people there.
Two delegates were appointed to
attend the Wiarton Rally on Oct.
20.
UCW holds
general
meeting
The citizenship committee was in
charge Or the program for the
general meeting of the Lucknow
United Church women on Sept. 20.
Deanna Reavie gave the call to
worship with Owen Lennips reading
scripture from Luke 10. '
Joan Martin and Norma Weather-
head • read the meditation "We
Believe that God is Love."
The offering was received by Kay
Crawford and dedicated by Kay
Collyer.
The•vidco°`A tic Heart.. A New•
Spirit" was shown with discussionfollowing. A skit "Tater Easily •
was acted Out by several members.
Mrs. • Reavis conducted the
business, portion • with various
reports received. •
Dates to remember are Oct. 18,
fowl supper; Nov. 7, Presbyterial
meeting at Teeswater; Nov. 17,
Festival.of Ideas in Ripley; Dec. 6,
annual UCW meeting.
Goodwill donations will be ac-
cepted only during the month of
June, due to lack of.storage space.
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5119.900 4 bedroom home • mobile.
hog barn shed 65 workable•
ASHFIELD = 303 acres. 265 workable
dairy barn 38•ties., 4 bdrart home
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564,900. - 3 bedroom home wood
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basement steel shop 1 5 acres
Brookside 5149 000
555,000 - Country horne on 1'25 acre
lot 3 bedroom small shed
KINTAIL - 3 hdrm with grew windows
dud root i3itidt starter
2•BEDROOM bunga4ow wo dc'ove
gaits•' •le or 1"Ict'*1 right
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basement tamrlV room 589 900
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