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"' Barbara- Jean Scott, daughter of i1I and.
Bertha Scott, concession 4, Huron `Town-
..ship, has been selected by. the Ripley and
District. Lions Club for an .International
Youth Exchange: Barbara will spend from
July 14 to August 11 in Lubbock, Texas.
Barbra , attehded. 'pley . Huron . Central
School and is a gradof Kincardine and
District Secondary Sc ool
•
The June meeting of the; Ashfield W.M.S.
• was held at the: home of Mrs.,Ewan MacLean
onJune 28.°
; Ws, MacLeanopened the Meeting . with
twopoems about the month of June and
gave the devotions. telling how the African
people believe in sharing their lives in every
way -- .from sickness to hunting together.
She closed with .prayer.•. • ,
•
Mrs • Neil ,MacKenzie and: Mrs. MacLean.
presented the Study'800k, .chapter, on the
Church at Worship..,The African.' people are
bringing their own native custoins'and'music
into their worship.' There aremany churches,
and large cri wilds. ttend. The youth play an
iniportant pact ' in ,their community_ and
churches by helping the sick• and old people,
teaching Sunda! School and singing in the
Omit to name a few, It was very interesting
• to get some insight into the religious life of
• the Africans anda record of their music was •
played, °
Roll call was answered by. a Missionary we
have in Africa..
Mrs. MacKenzie reviewed the. June -July
Glad. Tidings. The offering wastaken with
offertory prayer ly Mrs Emile MacLennan,
The president, . Mrs, Henry" MacKenzie,
conducted the business and in memory of
Jessie, McIntyre, ,a former membei of the
group, read Psalm 121.
The meeting closed with an African Creed.
• read by the members.
Farm safety club meets
By Debbie Raynard
The second meeting' of the .4-H Farm
Safety Club was held June 27 at Reavie Farm
Equipment. Nine members were present
and one new member •attended.
The election of officers was conducted and
the; executive is as follows: president, Paul
' Hackett; vice-president, Scott Hackett;
secretary, Brenda Hackett and press report-
er, Debbie Raynard.
The meeting 'topics were Tractor Safety
and Common Machine Hazaards. Speaking
to the •Club on these subjects were Stu
Reavie, ; Pat Brenzil and Keith Hodgkinson.
Hodgkinson shouted. the . club a .forage
harvester.and all the dangerous areas . on it.,
Pinch points, :wrap points; shear points, •
crush points . and pull in • points • were,
discussed as the Ave most common hazards.'
Reavie then showed the. Flub . two, new
tractors and, all the' dangerous parts on it.,
The point stressed most on both of these
topics was common 'sense. If you use Your
head 'and a little extra care when around
dangerous machinery and tractors 'you will
lead a safer and likely longer life.
The meeting closed with :the, distribution
of .a free safety kit which can be used on the.
members' tractors. I
Attends amnesty meetin
Three .local :�mepsty International action
groups, Kincardine,.Lucknow and Pine River
held . their first' . joint meeting in the
^.•Kincardine :United' Church .oq June 19..
Amnesty International is the :highly resp-
ected world wide human rights organization
which works 'for the release of 'men . and
women who are in ;prison for their. beliefs,
colour, •ethnic origin,or religion, provided
.they have not used nor advocated violence.
Rev."' Warren McDougall attended.. the
annual general meeting of Amnesty Interna -
Lois Pennington, daughter of Roy and. Betty tional,held at Mount St: Vincent Univers'ity,-
ennmgton of Culross, graduated from the Halifax; May 25 - 27, as a delegate. In' his
rly Childhood Education diploma prargr�m ; " report to the local group.' he said there is no
at Conestoga College, Doo: Campus, at` the typical Amnesty International member. He
graduation ceremonies held Saturday, June , was impressed by the number • of . profes-
16. A dinner was held in her honour' at the ' signal •people, men and women, young. and
. Crock and Block Restaurant with her family` . old, who were delegates to the AGM in •
and . friends Lois 'is presently employed in' Hallfax: Rev. McDougall was encouraged to
her field with the ';Region of Waterloo. learn that althoughthe combined. local group
favourably .in .memuership with' groups in
larger cities. . He found that although ..
Amnesty International is independent of any
government, po1'itical '.:faction or religious•
creed, about fifty per_ cent of the groups
• meet in churches and were started by church
groups. Rev. McDougall's report :renewed.
the conviction that the 'work of Amnesty
. International ir'very worthwhile...
Geoffrey , Richardson, chairperson of
Group 13 in London- also addressed the
meeting, in Kincardine. He attended . as a
• r source person to:help solve any problems
that might arise from the amalgamation: of
the three groups
The first inclination has been to keep the
•three local groups as identifiable units, but
the more they meet together,' the stronger is
the tendency to merge into one '. strong.
• group They are looking forward to receiving.
tire dossier on the particular prisoner of
consciencefor whom they will beg respon-
:; seems small • in numbers, it compares sible.
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