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THE BittiS0pLS POST ro7SSET.:S, ONTARIO
THUTI,SAAY, 4P11114 23rd, 1976
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ONTARIO
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• .imcioto R Unit
The lyferc.inop ltnit of tic
T.C.W. met at the church, Wed-
eesday evening, Apeil 8, 'eeth 16
lodies present. '\i 5. John Jewell
Preeithel for the devotions and
()Polled the meeting with n read-
ing on "Stewardship", "What
filial] 1. Give", Hymn .503 MIS sl10g.
Mrs. Can/bell Wey wns Pianist,
Sits. Al erre y I)e)nifs read the
seripturo from .Exodus 4;147.
Sir's. nurch followed with th e
meditation. skit entitled "The
'eruth of the Matter .' was given by
Mrs. J. Burch. Mrs, Wnt, Roe, Mrs.
Murray Dennis and Mrs. Don
Dennis. This was followed by dire
cnssioi on, We have t o think of
what we have, what we are, and
what we can become. The topic
on "Stewardship" was given by
Mrs, Dave Watson 'followed by
( ooem —ryy to spread a little hap-
piness". .11),enn 350 was sung. Mrs.
Burch closed, with prayer. Mrs,
WeY in (-Immo or Hie ho,
Nese, neening the seeona hull
the meeting with a reading, and
:1 11 repeating 11) unison. the r.C.-W
Purpose and Function. Mrs. Nor-
man Sclinde received the offer-
ing which was dedicated by Mrs.
C. Wey. Reports were given and
thank you cards rend. Meetings
coming up were announced. Plans
were made for the May meeting
whirh will he held at the home of
Misses Ethel and Teenie Dennis
en Sea fort)).(.•11 member may
invite ono gueett, and let the lead-
or know how many Will be able
to go. There will he a sale of
petnts, baking. sewing, etc, al. this;
meeting. The general le.C.W.
meeting will he held in the chureh
'May G. A T-Tymn was sung. Mrs. C.
Wey closed the meeting with
prayer, 'Leech was served by Mrs.
Dave Watson, Sir's. Keith Rock
and Mrs. Glenn McNichol.
Walton I "Fruit Cups"
The 7th and eth meeting of the
Walton "Fruit Cups" Was held at
the home of Rini linmphries en
Monday, ',March 27. The notes and
questions were given by the lead-
ers ror both meeting's. n'ii meet-
logs, leech member took frult
bread that was ro be ninth, De•
home a.ssignment and (ere
S pa rkl was nettle at the meet-
ing. This was tasted at the close
of the meeting.
1141ssion• Band
The Mission 'Band was hele in
the 'baserneet of the eleuree •Se
day morning, Arne]: 12, with -27
Members present. After the. Gail. to Worship hymn 537 wte, sone.
Mary 'Searle gnvo the secretary's
report. renewed by the tree carer's
report by Stephen Dennis, Colleel-
Inn was taken up, leggy- Dennis
will ploy the hymns for the Slay
711 ne i ra;-. The mite boxes are to be
in by the. June .meeting. A song
wne sung with Mrs. Merlon 'Hoek-
well at. the piano. They all went
to their class with Mrs. Win. Roe.
Mrs. Ross 'Reneett. Mrs. Mee Sine-
dire end Mrs. Si. Hoekwell es
tenelters. Hymn 531 was stung and
the meeting closed with the bene-
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the subject. bet all the Posts dated
January '1.970. Or previous to that,
tire now the allowed three months .
or more. in arrears. If not. Dyed hy.
the end of this month they will •
hove to he remove.c1 from otte•
meilieg lists.
'We thank the many subscribers
who have responded so quickly to
nrIti0; comirfid dpi iitcrtll~itlne
!MT frift !•11
t',•0 iittethi to Il f1rotttlitIS7,
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REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
By:
Murray Gaunt, MPI4
( H uron-Bruce)
17th April, 1970
'erade and Developmeet Mini-
'Ater Stanley Randall said this
week that neither Ontario nor tine'
other province-, has the money to
combat nneMplOyment on the
ecole being Created bY Ottawa's
anteinflationary
Roth the Feemier and Mr,
Romig] rejected the idea of turn,
Mg the Ontario Development Coe,
Duration into a provincial trrogram-
me to alleviate uttemployment ill
m1,101' urban centres.
Transport Alinieter, Irwin Hask-
ett, indicated that Ontario will
introduce legislation te require
a special licence for all snow-
mobile operators who 'wont ;o
take their vehicles on public.;
roads.
At present. S110 wiuobile oper-
ators who want to drive on the
highways :31'e required to be
have o driver's' licence and ,
covered by libilityAnsurance.
The Minister noted. (lee his de-
portment has been studying the
whole problem of snowmobile re-
gulation. and the suggestion that
drivers be specially liceensed if
they want to operate tle,ir mach-
ines on public roads is at proper
reettireenent,
Energy and Resources Minister
George Kerr is investigating
whetter the Government eau site
merem'Y polluting industries on
beltelf of the fishermen end tour-
ist (*ergot's in the Lake St.
Cher area who have temporarily
lost their liveheed.
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Mr. Kerr also revealed that he •
is eonsidering some form Of legis-- •
lation to require all eompenies
operating in. Ontorio to report to
the Govermnent their use of any
cumpounde that herrn
the environment.
The'eetimate of tourism utul ,Lei-
feeninticoi Os well as those of the
Departeient of Transport were
completed this 'week.
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