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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES Tt!URSDAY, FEBRUAEY l4tb, 1963 at the home of Mrs. W. H. Foster1 During the business period, it S.S. Glee Club. Mr. Cobbledick, director of the, on their -regular night, the first was decided to hire a car to ae TeGe luudrtedrc- L.D.S.S. GIeeClb egn is KE DA EW Vdnesday in the month. Tne ius ' rlftY United Church. Bow-1 tion of Hugh CbbbledICk, B.S.A., teaching cre i emntn <(ffleutedfrLast Week) meeting opened with the reacllng manville to our, semi-anflual meet- lias, in the last two decades fligh School in September of 1937. Last Sunday morning Kendal'Df the hyrnn -How sweet the name ing on T'uesday, February 12. The hl'ought a great deal of musical Hits extra curricular activities ln- street was a glare of ice. Cars zig-; f Je:aus sounds, In a believer's guest speaker is to be Rev. Tong enrichment to the commnunity. clude the Leamnington Barber Shopý zaggý.d up the street and -Af vou --a"! by John Newton. a retur'iWd mis sionary f rom China. Founded in 1940, the small group Quartette, the Baptist Churclh stopped it was almiost impossible of Ï0 featured the newly introdue- Choir and the Youth Chorus of to ge %ated1 ýagain. Not ma ny The seripture reading was, the Mrs. Stapleton read a poem, edbit of "White Christmas". As JËSP. sklers came to the .lcy hlîs. > lourth chapter of St. Mark, "the 'When do 1 teach religion." Rev. the hit went on to become a pop- The Gîce Club wvas accompaniedý Mr. Robt. Falls was home for ?'arable of the Sower". This was R. C. White led a discussion onl ular standard, the L.D.S.S. Glee by his daughter, Miss. Margaret. the weekend. read by Mrs. Roy Mercer. hbe teaching of religion in schools.1 Club went on to become a popular Cobbledick. M'e next meeting will be at the ,ru fsnes h ebrhp r obeiki o fMs The United Church Women met The Devotional was given by -one roMs.E.Corox onf hihinow sthed at 90. WpM..Cobbledick i0faOron o r. ______ Irs. G. Cathcart. She explained tarch the sixth. Sance h sniebe ali is0fnec _________________of _________ that the seed was the word and we, ic hsmmesii fnc are the sowers. There are, four A delicious lunch was served by essity restricted, there is a stand-- kinds of soil, thpatercy Mrs. A. Low and Mrs. T. Garbutt. ing list of requests for admission. _ soul, the thorny soil and the good TeGe cbbsaogismm soil Wemus no bedisourged Mr. Jack Stapleton received bers 50 girls'and 35 boys who are whnor ubr r w o uite a severe jolt when the snw- n regular attendance at practice.k an ive a ubr est f a undrd plow he was operating was struck Ils contributions of two minstrël FOR PLUWBING SERVICE1, fd fieOWteee.from behind by a car travelling at shows, "The Roaring Twenties", A T ET ' high spe.ed last SaturdaY night 'The Flirty Thirties," the back- PI ORtýVA Then she told the story of an near New.ýtonville. It was driven ground music of such evenings as English Clergyman who after a "y a teacher. He and bis girl those of the travelogue have made long and weary tramp arrived at riend vere going to a badminton many musical memories for the. a littie chapel to find there was tournam-ent in Belleville. The people 0f Lear%,tington. only one man present and he by no0 voung lady was killed. The training of the L.D.S.S. Glee means a religious looking type., Club added to the musical educa- CaUorHowever he deeided to go on witht tion 0f sueh members as Jack Iicensed Plumbing h service. After the service, the GEECLBWatson, Judy Rawlings and Mary & 1he old0f he ildlif heCONCE RT ORCHESTRA CteieNwad h otne Mechanical Contact young manI E OMAC ON ofteFEB.iehe1' aheie elnd hocn.ne bt ad led but he was converted byfPROMNE N B.1 in their musical careers when who seli, z*nsw&)) An evening of fine music was their days in the Leamington High r- the kindly clerie and decided to sponsored by the Leamnington Bap-1 aad2jzaantea train for the ministry. Sixteenlts hrh hi nFrdyee-School were completed. 0 0 1 ýtit Chrch hoir n Frday ven- The leaders bf the church choirs-= years later lie was ordained as an 1îng, Feb. 1 al 8:15 in the Leaming- Angicn ceryma, f Leamington and district say L. À L. i clergymanto Disrict Secondary School Aiid-, they are grat4ýul to the director of C A R'iM A N en JhAetnglncan64tHe Rever-ton ist. enJon ewo, n 76.Heat ium this group for they recruit iany tracted huge congregations and 1M rC PLIUMBING - HEATING1 rote sorne of our -greatest hymns' A variety of musical numbers of their finest members from a- £oB ineluding 'Gloriostig fTheWSpeetd by the Essex Court- iimong the singersl trained by Mr. Phone 143 Orono are spoken, Zion city of our God." ty Concert Orhsr0n1h LD obeikinteGe lb No Dealers Please! Faney QualitY Cohoe Salmon No Dealers please!. 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