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hour In plant in the eyening there were Attend Funeral several other Mr and Mrs Edgar Beardsnlhpcriads and James Beardsail attend tin St Johns Momng Sal funeral service on ur The morning service at St nhmms Stmud Johns Church was conducted by Recent VISMIS Mrs Graham Christie with leaders Mrs William Murray of Toronto of the can and Explore cm is visiting with her parents Mrend Mission Band Scripture and Mrs William Archer reading Matthew 116 by Mrs Mr and imam Beardsail Christie Duet by Mrs Carlton spent the weekend with relatives Thflnitson Come 8on Tom messengers Mr and Mrs Clare Knipe at to am mnto went the weekend with aï¬cjgmpnpei by Ms VFIESE Mrs Knipcs parents Mr and 13 Mrs Grecnbank breaks for short Mrs Carlton Mrs Clute Campbeliand Jack itfield sang Eventide Mighy Fortress Is Our God was sung by Jack Whitfield The withsinging The Day Thou Gav estrLord is Endedhy the congre ga IDll short story about the author of the hymns that were sung during the service Sunnidale Corners Day of Prayer The World Day of Prayer was held in Zion Presbyterian Church on Fridy Feb 17 The meeting was conducted by Mrs Morgan of Zion with Mrs Cook pres ident of Crows Corner United Church WA and Mrs Raymer mom is about Whoi isu FEINSURED IDA AI Ni Finance than under year old In Into It no um canyon Iowa 1500 or icon Our company carries blanket on policy 00 do this ob For cnmpl Iay you my $700 from the time you borrow natilnlu time your last payment in nude all the payment you edit owe Ningm are covered with life insurance Were happy dill man of the our customers do the necessary repaying But every line the insurance company we realize Imihovklmr mini beacon it mbur women Any nun know thm would be enough for no family no we 50 it an happene to him thou muting loan perineum This is on one indication of the my we do busineu Wero out to give as much help on our customer as we can and the best possible denLWe think crank our company In you need money why not make lure you have loan lifeinsured nnoexmcosrluu drophorphona ON commons sass mm mm No Down Payment To Find Out now Call nmiegm IAGARA gt 56537me Most Ofï¬ce St BARBIE Phone 4640 ALWAVS AV Venn sum All wvs tomb the day very ably delivered by Mrs service closed Many others took part by telling read as 15 Miami IMPORTANTTOJ lucky they moan our 511101 in tired chief of general stat commented in Ottawa on governs mentmanpower and mobilization planning for ponlble war Gen Simonds has said that until the question of manpower organiza tion is faced Canada ant have sound defence policy cp your am president of UnitcdzMissionnry Church Missionary Societyassist ing very pleasing duet 1Beaut ifui Garden of Prayer by Mrs Smith and Mrs Morrison accompanied by Mrs Earl Bule The very thought pro voking address was on the them One Flock One Shop Jack Prayers were offered by Mrs Manrisne and Mrs Smith Mrs Mel Sage and Mrs MacGauicy received the offer lng The meeting closed with hymn and the benediction WMS Nu The WMS hcld th li meeting at Mrs Lemons on Friday Feb 24 The eonvcners for the meeting were Mrs Thompson and Mrs McIntyre The presi dent Mrs Cuiham presided Meeting opened with hymn Glad Tidings prayer was given by Mrs Lougheed The topic took the form of panel discussion on What is The Mission of The Churchwith Mrs McIntyre as leader assisted by Mrs Jack Mrs Morgan Mrs Barnes and Mrs Gif fcn This was very interesting and informative contest on the mountains of the Bible Was prepared by Mrs Thompson and conducted by Mrs DxCulhamf During the business it was decid ed the quilt topmade by Mrs Lougheed is to be quilted next month Meeting closed by hymn and prayer Dainty lunch was served by Mrs Lemon and Mrs Hood Fractured Ribs Mrs Thompson had some ribs fractured in recentvcar accident All wish hcr very spec recov ery Weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Robertson and Eleanor of lslington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Thompson Mr and Mrs Ed Buie and Ann visited Mrs Palmer who iscon vaiescing at Mrs Gordon 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