The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-06-07, Page 6Page I —tacksow *gaol, Wedaesday, Awe 7,
British
Aar Alastair Berm a BritiSh *Quaker, is
Le& visiting _Quaker Meetings across
•visithw °'SalitlOvjane 11, he *11 fie in the
lucknow 104. ,Kitatiener Area -Quaker
Meeting will be holding a service At
1:304ra. at the farm of Pran and Tony
Luck now area si . 'The public is welcome -at ;ads
silent Meeting for Worship.
Beron will'then lead a discussion on
'Speaking to our -condition: a Ministry
to Friends". He has written a pamphlet
In which 'be explores the "need for an
active faith, a lruSting .of -ourselves to
the love of -God itad 'to the leadings ,of
Goes 4phit in our lives". The afternoon
will conclude With a pot luck dinner at
•aboUt 410.
-On Monday evening, June 12, Mr.
Heron will lead an informal *discussion
on Quakerism based on hisexperiences
among 'Quakers in England, "New
Zealand and Australia and North
America. This will be held at /:30 p.m.
at the cQuail farm and the public is
•invited to attend.
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CUST MERS AND
TY LE ERS AGREE:
TAIL S STAL OUTLETS OFFER
BETTER SERVICE FOR • U.
f)ut1ets across the coufltry. offer Canada Post customers anqre access to
ostI ri3 lids and services. On average, tours of pastas service operation
have mon than doubled in communities where service has changed
from a post office to a,Retail Postal Outlet operated by local business.
Thousands of rural Canadians can now purchase stamps or pick.up mail
in -the evening or on weekends.
‘'WEA VERY:PLEAS
NOM" THESERVICE,IIERE"
Margaretirwkert; Area Councillor,
Alma, 'Ontario
Councillor Margarettickert says'the Retail 'PosiatOutlet egablisjied
in 'her town, -when posalsell/Ices/Imre convertedflo a local busiuess,
1105 hadaipositive impactrowthet-conununity.
"We ',walks sera watui 11104 s vely well used. "