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_P= Brrion4I N -.NEWS
$X MINNIE NOAKES
It takes a,mother's endless-, faith, her con-
Ildeltee anal #rust,
o guide as through the pitfalls of
selfishness 'and `lust,
ijAnd 'thataittaWI7 yin all this world there
could not be another,
hVho could. fulfill God's purpose as com-
pletely as a mother.
Despite the dull weather, the service was
very happy and meaningful one on the
Sunday of Easter, May 13. Carolyn
ve played the prelude of music and
everend Mark entered the sanctuary and
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4er,
airy this is extended . t' ., `Y,7Y' , a '..,t.;;' �, ata,a,,,,
s urea of 'at
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*win,. Al*,
Al ,
ttenly last week ,q,
held aro Monday ino '
n Catholic Church wit
r, elehrant,
issued the call to -®o
iell
responsive • ria gyp' which was the w�jttr the offering, doxology and offertory
ding, The singing of the prb r, the final hymn
Sanctus preceded the,Prayer .of Adoration Bee 4?<1S and the
and the Lord's Prayer, ,Hymns and a a mai
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reading by Rev. Mark followed, after Q1n , e ria Anhipeservy seat
which he went down among the con a a, Ice will'. held with a worship seryice at
ng gi' g 11 an). A�; special ;evening song service
tion and spoke to each child, making them with "H
feel welcome.. The scripture reading; and lanned and' - SOTJiJ has alsoebeen
Prayer of Illumination were next, and the pnVOTE - will be
choir then sang the anthem "Oh Mother's no service. at CaYen.
Love"On ,Titre 17, the :Sacrament of the Holy.
Reverend Mark's sermon covered the Communion will ke place at ' both
subject of mothers, family life and the chure.hes.
community in which they live. It was a, "We mothers thank God for allowing us
most interesting sermon. the privilege and honor of be'
g pta
The sermon closed in the usual manner healthy and wonderful children."anan of
Day Dublin Mother's
visitor s
Dublin Correspondent
MRS. EILEEN MacRAE
345-2842
54" Deepest sympathy from the community
o Mrs: Bernice Looby and family on the
sheath of Louis (Biff) Looby on Saturday
veining. Our sympathy also to Mrs. Ver -
i' a Edgar, whose mother Mrs. Helen
'^ eyers of Seaforth died suddenly last
rh eek, and Lawrence Ruston on the death
%f his niece Kathleen Becker in Stratford,
41ra her 41st year last Friday. Lawrence, his
aughter Maureen Harburn and Linda
uston attended the funeral on Monday in
tratford.
Mrs. Anne Frances, Mrs. Ella Gloor of
t^t'� 1litchell accompanied Eileen MacRae to
Milverton on Tuesday to Knollcrest Lodge
3o" visit their friend and aunt Marion,
chneider on her 80th • birthday. It was a
'±S*leased surprise for her. Her husband Ir -
in Schneider ted in April at the Brunner
Nursing Home in his 83rd year.
During the week, Mrs. Millie Evans had
arg Carvel, Seaforth, call on her. Marg
as just returned from Tobago. Also with
41i1➢ue, were Mrs. Loretta Batson (Holland)
rind her daughter Caroline, from London.
Mrs. Katie Murray spent Sun. : y wi
Mrs. Catherine Melady. With Katie during
ast weeds .were her .pretlaer'. Philip Fl
• Egan, .,Ttll onta;:... and heC niece Bett
tpeleger, Uxbridge, and also her sister
ary Dantzer, London.
Ivan and Helen Ahrens were with Mike
d Pat MacRae on Saturday evening, and
;:also Helen's brother John McGrath was
ome from Toronto. Helen was surprised
with a gift from her family on her
retirement.
Home for Mother's Day dinner with Don
i and Eileen MacRae were David and
Sharon Pelling, Mark and friend Stephanie
g::,and Jennifer Pelling from Meaford; Jack
,and Denise Kelly, Stratford, Bill, Kathy,
'Tracy and Chad Wolfe, Mitchell. Bill's bir-
thday (May 14th) and Jack and Denise (10
:"years married) were also surprised on
"their occasions. Grandma Davidson also
shad her 94th birthday on Sunday,. but she
:'was unable to celebrate with us. Members
of the family called into the Ritz Villa to
+;visit with her. Callers during the day with
Don and Eileen were the MacRae's from
Dublin, J.D. and Marg, Jenny and Ian,
from London and on Saturday, Nora Ann
and son Trevor Jackson called in.
Mrs. Olga Eckert is scheduled for eye
surgery on Tuesday in,.Stratford Hospital.
Friends wish you success and a quick
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recovery.
Sir Knight Louis Kramers and wife
Shirley and Sir Knight Don MacRae at-
tended the annual corporate communion of
the Knights of Columbus breakfast at St.
Joseph's Church, Clinton, on Sunday.
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names before they were off again, rough and tumbling as only boys can at the
Perth District Beaveree last Saturday. 196 Beavers attended the gathering in Dublin.
Elliott photo.
;Cranbrook gigs visit Michigan and New York
Cranbrook Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6845
there is to be a Friendship service in Knox
Church with lunch to follow.
Mrs. Stevenson gave a reading on the
Jolanda Vanass spent a recent week in
'Finning, Michigan on a 4-11 exchange
tiisit. She took part in a parade at Standish
On a 4-H float.
ar Jennifer Vanass was in New York city
fast week on the grade 10 Georgraphy trip.
They toured the city, went to the theatre
and the Statue of Liberty which she climb -
Their ball game was rained out, so
they had more time for shopping.
a The May meeting of the Cranbrook
Women's Institute was held at the
;`tVorkman home. Kathy led a discussion on
the use of various household products and
,suggested alternatives which could produce
less waste. Many of us were amazed to
Pearn that bacon drippings are not re-
alisable. They contain too much nitrates.
She also gave us several sheets of informa-
tion on toxic products to watch out for.
Our June meeting will follow the plans on
the book for the May meeting. These two
programs were switched.
Mrs. Lois Hart, Brussels, was hostess for
trio May meeting of the W.M.S. of Knox
Fres. church, Cranbrook. Seven members
4nd one visitor attended. Mrs. Stuart
tevenson opened the meeting with a
V ding "Mother's Day." The hymn "Jesus
ves me" was sung, and the bible reading
sarin 1, verses 141 was read in unison.
Mrs. Stevenson read several poems and ,
feedings on "Mother". The business'naiad-
minutes, Treasurer's report and cora
espondence. The roll call was "Mother".
e Presbyterial visitor is Mrs. Floyd
Willows, Stratford. Cards and visits were
bearded and a member paid birthday
oney.
Mrs. Marylin Clark, Stratford, spent it
couple of days with Mrs. Mac Engel.
,a Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton visited cal the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Angus State,
n,.
e June conference is set of June 5, 7
p.m., at Motherwell-Avonbank. On June 3 4
Philippians. "When mothers of Salem" was
sung and all repeated the Lord's Prayer.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Harvey Smith
and Mrs. Joe Smith and the hostess.
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