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17 Prepare
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18 Last
19 Angers
20 Lamprey
21 Prong
22 Rug
24 Make
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26 Poems
27 Aged
28 Large
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30 That man
32 Deadly
35 Cooks in fat
36 Salary
37 Eager
38 Closes
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39 Challenge
40 Corded
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41 Requires
42 Markets
43 Either
44 Strained
45 Through
46 C air
47 PP/3'
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53 Rabbit
54 Fish eggs
55 God of war
56 Female
relative
58 Tissue
59 Ocean
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60 Outer
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61 Giver
62 Soap frame
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63 Stops
64 Attire
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2 Apple
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3 Old
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4 Allow
5 Plural
ending
6 Sightless
7 Row
8 Eggs
9 Greets
10 Steeples
14 Twists
12 Toward
sheltered
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PUZZLE NO. 752
BRUCEFIELD UCW UNITS MEET;
HEAR REPORTS OF ACTIVITIES
The regular April meeting of
the Brucefield 'UCW was held in
the church schoolroom. Unit
Three was in charge of the pro-
gram.
The assembly was. called to
order by Vice-president Mrs. G.
Elliott, and all rose to repeat
the UCW Creed. The devotion-
al period was in charge of Mrs.
J. McEwen and Mrs.. F. J. Wel-
land, with Miss Margaret Mc-
Queen at the piano.
Mrs. Elgin Thompson read
the minutes and took roll call,
which was answered by an Eas-
ter verse. Business of the meet -
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ing included the treasurer's re-
port read by Mrs. H. Taylor.
Thank -you notes from Mrs. A.
Dutton and Mr. Bill Maclntosh
were read; also a thank -you let-
ter was read, thanking the la-
dies for the bootees recently
sent to the hospital at Hazel-
ton, B.C.
Several interesting and in-
formative reports were given
regarding the UCW conference
held at Goderich. The program
concluded with some seasonal
readings given by Mrs. J. Mc -
Ewan and Mrs. William Scott.
Following the close of the meet-
ing a delicious lunch was serv-
ed by the ladies of Unit Three,
Unit Three
Unit No. -Three of the Bruce -
field UCW assembled in . tlae
church schoolroom for their
April meeting under the leader-
ship of Mrs. J. McEwan. Mrs.
N. Walker and Mrs. F. Welland
were in charge of the devotion-
al period, with Miss Margaret
McQueen at the piano.
Study period was taken by
Mrs. H. Johnston, who gave a
most informative and interest-
ing talk on the book, "On Asia's
Rim". A great deal was learn -
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Area Ministers
Advise Presbytery
Of Resignations
Rev. William J. ten Hoopen,
minister of North Street United
Church, Goderich, Thursday was
elected chairman of Huron Pres-
bytery of the United Church.
Mr. ten Hoopen takes office July
1st.
More than 50 ministers and
laymen met at Thames Road
United Church on Highway 8,
east of Exeter, in Usborne.
Other officers are: Murdoch
Morrison, Varna, secretary, and
Joe Snider, Goderich, treasurer.
Resignations were *endered
to the presbytery meeting by
Rev. Henry Funge, Londesboro
United Church; Rev. Kenneth
Griffith, Brussels 'Ignited
Church; and Rev, N. L. Gos-
tony, Dungannon United
Church. Resignations do not
take effect until the end of
June. Mr. Gostonyi announced
he will be doing family and
juvenile court work in Guelph.
The other two ministers are
awaiting calls.
Associate Minister
Rev. Harold Johnston, Bruce -
field United Church, announced
his retirement to the Presby.
tery. He plans, however, to con-
tinue as associate minister of
St. John's United Church, Strat-
ford, said Rev. J. C. Britton,
Seaforth Northside -Cavan Unit-
ed Church, current chairman of
the presbytery.
Committees to work on plans
for the annual conference -at
Westminster College, London,
from June 4 to 7, were also
named at the meeting.
Committee conveners are :
Archives, Rev. W. D. Clark,
Wingham; obituaries, Rev. C.
E. Taylor, Goderich; records,
Rev. G. W. Kaiser, Ashfield;
Christian education, Rev. J. H.
Vardy, Egmondville ; recruit-
ment, Rev. A. G. Pease, Bay-
field; church property, 'Rev. D.
M. Guest, Centralia; church
unity, Rev. C. G. Park, Clinton;
church worship and ritual, Mr.
ten Hoopen; colleges and stu-
dents, Mr. ten Hgopen; West-
minster College, Rev. C. W.
Lewis, Auburn; evangelism and
sbcial service, Rev. - H. F. Cur-
rie, Hensall; finance, Rev. G.
L. Mills, Clinton; missionary
and maintenance, Rev. C. G.
Park, Clinton; information and
stewarship, Rev. R. E. McLag-
an, Blyth; world mission, Rev.
G. C. Mitchell, Bluevale; pas-
toral relations, Rev. H. C. Wil-
son, Thames Road United; pen-
sions, Rev. C. A. Dukelow,
Goderich; presbytery projects,
Robert Southcott, Exeter; extra
appeals, Rev. G. L. Mills, Clin-
ton; publications, Rev. C. A.
Britain, Grand Bend; home
missions, Rev. F. W. Taylor,
Gorrie ; pastoral boundaries,
Rev, 'J. C. Britton, Seaforth;
rural life, Mr. Britton; manse,
Rev. C. M. Jardine, Wingham.
ed about the people, their his-
tory, and their present needs in
Korea. Mrs. Johnston suggested
that it would be most appreci-
ated if new materials with
matcrhing thread, and 'possibly a
thimble and needles, were made
up into parcels to go along with
the bale. The young widows of
Korea have been taught how to
sew and enjoy making up cloth-
ing for their children and
others.
Mrs. J. Broadfoot, secretary,
read the minutes of the last
meeting, and business items
were briefly discussed. The Un-
it has been invited to the home
of Mrs. H. Berry for the May
meeting. On completion of the
unit business the meeting clos-
ed, and lunch was served by
Mrs. N. Walker and her lunch
committee.
Unit Four
Unit No. Four of the Bruce -
field UCW held their April
meeting in the home of Mrs.
Betty St. Louis. The meeting
opened under the' leadership of
Mrs. Marion Hill, with Mrs. May
McNall and Mrs, Lois Straughan
in charge of the worship.
Mi•s. Joyce Wilson conducted
a very interesting study period
starting with a story about Pel-
agius and Augustine. "The Life
of Grace and Freedom," taken
from "The Word and the Way,"
was the subject.
Mrs. Bessie Leppington read
the minutes of the last meeting
and Mrs. Straughan gave the
treasurer's report. Unit Four is
in charge of the general meet-
ing for the month of May. Fol-
lowing the business meeting a
penny sale was held. A lovely
lunch was served by Mrs. Anna
Walters and her committee.
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