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P iipv, . A. Wiliianui, Brussels,
conduoted O01nanunlonServtee lu
Icuvx Pros'., Churoh on Sunday, Nov.
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nit 11. a, tn,
The W M. S. bold their Alovember
melting in Searorth at the home of
Mrs, W. Is, MoKelvle. Miss Forrest
,opened it01e all with the call to
Worlp sand Mrs. Harold Jelin
Save the sav'ipture reading, Mrs.
Johan Schnook led Ln prayer, It was iam
moved d seconded that each mem-
ber Contribute toward the expense
of the 0, G. I, T, The secretary is
to order new study book "Face to
face with India" along with a map of
India. Miss Forrest took the part
seated her'report. Interesting items
about Miss Beatrice Scott and her
work was riead by the members in
response to the roll pall, The topic
presented by four members was in
the form of an airplane strip to three
overseas countries, Japan, China and
India. Messs Forret tdok the part
of Mr. Moffatt and questioned Mrs,
. Alex Steins, representing Japan t T
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Alva'. Lynn Evans front India, and
Med. Nagel from China. A coloured
. map was used to 111ustrwte a most
Interesting topic. Mrs, Alex Steles
offered her home for tits December
meeting and Miss Muriel'Judd was
wlo missionary elbow). ,for roll call,
hunch was served ab the Close of the
meeting and a Social time enjoyed.by
all,
Mr. Robert 0. Campbell,, who ul.•
derwont a major operation in Kit-
olre4ler la at the home of his BOO
Stanley and Mrs. Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Smandon, Toledo,
are spending a few dayls with relate
ives In this district, having At-
tended the funeral of a brother, Roy
:tura )don, 'London,
'Pito Ladies' Aid of Knox Pres, -I
Church are holding their bazaar in
the Conintuuity Centre on Thurs.,
day evening! Nov. 85. .Mr. Harold ,
Baker, Asst, Agri, Rep., will show
Slims of his trip to Europe and .11 is
hoped that a good crowd will be in
attendance. Lunch will be served.
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MELVILLE CHURCH
Un Sunday last in Melville Chiurah'
gev. 0-lasold GoLrin preached from
Mark Ohaut. 5 up00 the toeidoutt of
the 'mites or the d'emontao dwolling
amongst 'Me tetnbs, Jesus and 1415
d-isciplee, bad crossed over the Sea of
Galilee into the country of the Gar.
armies, 'when a madman met Jesun.
The speaker did not go deeply into
demon possession, but stated that
those who ledowithe Lord and are His
chaldron, need have no fear of evir
spirits, Tile bible tells as that the
angelor the Lord watches over all
Iiia children.. 011e spirit of evil can-
not dwell where the spirit of God is,
in Nis incident the evil spirits spoke
to our Lord, and as1ced to be sent in•
to a herd oe swiate feeding gn the hitt, 1
Jesus gave consent and the herd ran
violently down the hill into the sea
and were drowned.. The herdmem
and awnors of ,tile Swine instead .of.
rejoioing and being thankful, at :roe. t
ing the Poor lunatic clothed and In
his right mind besought Jesus to de.,
port hire out of their oountry,
The man who was healed asked
Jesus, if >Ise migbro be with Htm but
JOSue ,Aid no, and told him to go
hack home, and tell those who had
laughed at him, and despised him,
what great things the. Mord had dope
for him, and what great love God
has for us all
The choir sang the anthem, "Be
still anti know."
MET-VIL LE CHURCH W, M, 8,
The November meeting of the W.
M. S. and fall missionary tea was
held Nov, 6th, In tote church parlor.
The missionary boxes were brought
in realizing over $S0, with many
boxes yet to come The meeting ,p.
enact with the singing of psalm. 19
and the Lord's prayer in unison.
Choice remarks by the president)
Miss Bessie Moses. wereextended to
all especially to those 7010 do not ata
end the meetings regularly, Miss.
Aniline read the scripture lesson
taken from 11 Chapt. of Acts, folow
ed In prayer by Mrs. W. A. Williams, III
Minuted
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In an operation such as Hydros.
preparing for the ,future is
a continuing activity. The
Commission's Planning Division
carries out that function,
formulating and specifying new
capital facilities, scheduling azd
expediting work programs and '
establishing controls to assurethat
and econs nomically. 1 very alert
improved methods and systems,
the Division plays a major role
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ONTARIO NffDDU . , :. AT WORT( FOR YOU AND YO#IRS
Information concerning Ontario Hydro can be obtained by writing to your
Hydra Chairman, 620 University Avenue, Toronto.
D0 7011 KNOW?
Off the 4,779,000 horsepower of
dependable peakcapacitypaell•
abe to Hydro In December
1953, 3,874,800 horsepower, or
81% was derived from water-
power sources,
adopted as read. The members were
pleased to hear a newsy letter from
Mrs. W. H. T. Fulton now of Kiti-
mat, 8. 0. Informing the meeting
while she could not be with them
in person she certainly would be
with them in thoughts. She sent
hest nviwhes ,to Melville Church in
, general and expressed a desire to be
remembered by all in their isolated
r' and new field of work. A nominat-
ing committee was appointed to
bring in the new slate of officers for
1551. The 3rd of Dec, will be the
Christmas meeting when Airs. Math-
eson will be 1n eharge of the mess-
age. Mrs. C. Kreuter leader for the
newly organized C. (1. I. T. spoke
briefly of the proposed work for
that group, at present annotating of
IS girls. Financial help was ask
for in order to over come the expense
es of getting started, uniforms, etc.
A Collection amounting to $18. was
taken Dor that purpose, Mrs. Kreuter
would also be very grateful for any
volunteer help who would be will-
ing to assist in leadership. Mrs.
Boggs. Molesworth who gave the ad-
dress spoke of the warm welcome
they received both at the manse and
Melville church on their early arrival
in Canada from Ireland. she spoke
alt length and took as her theme the
many gaulities required to be a
good missionary. Mrs. Wm. Spear on
behalf of the ladies present express-
ed sincere thanks to Mrs. Boggs for
her splendid talk. The ladies quar-
tette consisting of Messers. Cardiff.
Hemingway, Evans and Kerr render-
ed n musical number, The beautiful
garden of prayer. The president
closed the meeting with hymn 583,
prayer and benediction. A delicious
tat was served by the following com-
mittee, Mei stirs. Evans, McFarlane
Armstrong- Smith and Davis.
WHY SHOUT, MR. DRUNK?
Wiry shout, Mr, Drunk? You don't
need to. We can hear you easily. But
after all you cannot help it. When'
drung your eyes are dulled and you
cannot hear yourself or the voices
of others clearly. Naturally you
shout or yell, just as deaf 0ol1s ere
inclined to do. Some day you mal
walk right into the middle of the
street in thick traffic. unheeding
because even the screech, of brtle
es will sound far away. Many
thousands of drunks have done
just that. Your walk too is not
just that. Your walk too is not
natural. 1t is a •,tagger, aimless
and uncertain. Your lege ere out of
control — but that stagger is first
in your brain, where alcohol hos
pwt the sensory --motor system out
of •order. You w'on't shout or stag-
ger if you leave liquor alone, Advt.
c. G. I. T. OFFICERS ELECTED
The first meeting of tiie'1' G. I. T.
was held at Mrs, Calvin Krauter's
home on Saturday Nov.6. • '
Mrs. Kreuter as leader explained
the opening exercises :and rr peated
the C. G. T. T. purpose and hymn,
these are to be tnamorized by the
group.
The girls enjoyed A c,art:.-.t eall,rd
"IVhto am I". This created mach fun
and daughter.
Mrs. Doug. Hemingway took the
chair for the election of officers
which was as follows.
President Betty Alcock
Vice President Joan Wilson
moronhowneomeatraingaleati
Secretary
Helen 'WU on ;.
TLeTreaulean Qard f!
niss�1rer
]atizabetll Pipe
Press Reporter SW&TOn
Hemingway
The group discussed ways at01' .
'su•ns1= "5 raising 5,50100 money for
their uniforms. A bake sale and ten
was decided upon to be held In the '-
library Dec. 4
The Women's Miasionarp Soolety
at their tea kindly throated their Coll.
r'-tiost 505 $a5 to the C. G. I. T. fund
1', is in their worthy projeob.
The alas are starting on the mak-
ing + .' rag doth, right away so titter
:113 t,o sent in a bale or given to
needy families for Christmas.
The meeting closed with taps.
Mrs. Krauter and 'Mrs. Hemingway
•,erred a Lunch to bring the dee to
a (dose:
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