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ORONO WEEKLY ýTIZWES, THUDAY, MAY 18th, 1967 knew there was something wrong1 UCO RAG~ with thern sa tley went to the Swimming Club Elect Officers f%'OOÛ U wb A E77 doctor. Whien lie discovered what Iwa£4 wrong,, lie asked tliem to corne Last Wednesday evening twenty the children of the area durint Fro~m an address giveni by Mr. tongueq, is to give them notliing," i and talk to him. llow was lie go- five interested mothers in thre theinemontir of July. The sessions Stirling Mather at Orono United and she sat down. Here was a wo, ing to tell two eighteenyear-old Village of Orono and district met will be morning sess5ions. Churci. nman who'two or three years be- girls that they hadn't long to live? ia the Municipal Building toaliold The following, officers were e- Seripture Lesson- 1 Samuel 20: fore had been a.9ked by Jackie One girl finally said, "Doctor, we the annual meeting of tire Orono ected for the year: 122.Robinson, the' greatest basebali -certainly en.j oy talking to YOU, Swimining Club. Mrs. Florence Allin, President. As 1spek o, corag, tereplayer in history, the first negro but1 we know. you are a busy man arsl ftemeigte M-.E aDnlSceay Aoms tpa on our ae, iere toa even play American 'league with many patients to look after. A rsi f h etigte Mrs . rbaMCracDnl, Tecrery corn e mm threereas ithin baseball, to join what was then Would you plea5.e tell us what is Club will operate again this year Directors.r Mrs. Dorie: Caldwel, hefund. xpere he re it may the Association fr the Advance- wrong with uis? We want the to provide swirming lessïons M~r Mrs. Ruth Grady, Mrs. Sue Sawyer befon.Teeaego~swoment of Coloured People. Se tuh.- ae-sti il and Mrs. Joyce Tennant. fin corag tado he iffcul; sid,"No Jakle 1havenl't the ltwithout any parents." The doctor 'wondered many times 9ince heur- Mrs. Reynolds of Hampton will there are people who find cour- courage. I don't think 1I could had no alternative but to tel ing that sermon jus.t which one again be the chef instructor for age to do things for others and walk down the street witir the themn the trutli. One girl ran out .1l would be like. the les5ons. of course there are many wlio rest of - you but I will do nMy part Of the room screaming but the ______________________________ thrd ougte love of God. These in my own way." She did find the! other one stayed and just sat_______________________________ itatdthrough theroeo o.Tee courage to defend hier people and there. Wlien the doctor finally cxan bes hc aet i defend them in a higir fasio. as.ked wliat hie could do for lier, exaple whch orn to mi.This was a courage by one wlio she said, "You could pray witli In he irs wego ackto liehad mucli to lose, very little to me." Here we have a busy man birtir o ttai nd stth lip gain because she could go any- land a very scared girl kneeling BS I EMN herds h o ett ine.ota where in the United States, and in on the floor of a d'octor's office, 1iti places wliere no other negro could praying. lie was praying for lier; rm Prudence laid a patli-of life for go, because of lier voice. She did she was praying for lier sister. tli in watching their flocks. 1 find courage and slie did stand Ivil N'toiesdi i I way eE imagine tlie shepherds'. astonirli- up and did what slie tliouglit God'very -nicely and ths one certainly ment that tliey were cliosen to would want lierto do. dîd not because the girl who ran l'eceive tlie mess*ag of the Sav- Son wnyyasaoag oup ut of the office took an overdose iour's birtli ratlier than someone omoe tweunt e go enaru of sleeping pille and died. Slie A meeting in conjunction with the in a higlier status of lîfe. It leads of ons e tousndeig tien y cudnar-ndi eeuesh dinryta lks oflifa r elessnod-tlie army to figlit in Japan for not have any courage -or faitir in ditlie Americafs.iOurapadreeknew God. Here we have an added bur- Centennial Mail în'Orono isto be held witli that wisdom which is nec-detahegrlwo asefbu esayfrsucsee idaigwe were just kids' and lire tiouglitdetotrgilwoasefbu essary fo succesa evet lfeaciurage iedid overcome lier sister's Tuesday evening, May 30th, Orono Mun- witli sheep. No carefully' trained w ol edalto org deatir She went on in tlie world,' graduate could liave told thelif ike were going to go to war i at that age so lie preached a ser- lving the if e-that God intended story with more effect than these 1 mon ta us to try to point out ta that sire shoulci have. She did tire icipal Building. sheplierdsq when tliey described us wliere we could find this cour- tirings thit she would normall[y wliat. tliey liad seen in tlie fields. ae org irui of i do, tried not to thinir of what was Tire sheplierds saw angels and 4toldcuagestroideGotea t a tocorne. Ninety days later sire toldus stoy o id-nýtcal'wînPlease attend. heard voices because their rindsgil h a anicrbeds ehpybcueinir w were open to these thinge. Irl wohatn ncrbl is- ded, lay etaus i lerownh ease. Tliey did not know ît butmdsehdfttat odld seenis most natural that shep- igiven hier lier life's sçpan. I have ________________________________ herds watching their flocks would also watch the %ky. Tire revelation whicir really came fromGod cen- tres around- a message. We are 4 told that tlie sheplierds went with haste to'Bethleliem but 'what did they do, witir their slieep? The "' point is, ordinary duties liad toa~>,44Mksrtedco' be Put aside when thre revelation fepayî9OonfthenllewSI flashed in tire sky. Wiren thre vis- pays">90%tori hecal Ion pointed towards Bethlehem AsocitIon chodul of it was noV necessary for anyone Vo stay and look after the sheep. ,, . . . . . . . According Votirte story these 44444 wonderful .sheplerds returned Vo their flocks when tliey lad fia-n., .4, '.,~444 ishied'tireir ask of paying hoMnage ~ie Votire Christ Child and their Ic Ï~~"~',5 Mlnedfko fields took on a, new sacredness 5... OMS4~ ~~~ ~ a' '"'telI nmedsolà th because of Vhe vision that ,tiey , 4<'-cthanm fthoer ad seen ini these fields. Thqir conr' 4'lcer work was more dignified ln their <,, own 9igirt because of Vire divine ' ~,. .> revelation.whicir had readhed Vta~I$ îhpten'nm n tire distant wise men and lad noV " ô.4 44Is ~thepielnte noe on failed Voa toucirtire srepirerds av- Z 4. bill? If n. ,tYOiJIeiOIf er tire hill. Tirere was a greater '44' , awareness of the divine la their "'4<~'X > work than lever before. v . .ý. Y5nti'4 ' 6r4" Here we have a group of men, wiro had ittie or nothingl lf but who irad Vie courag Voo and witness the birtir of a Child because God had given,,tleiemtire direction Vo go. _when Vliey fia- ished, witirout any iresitation or Viouglit of liow hey could make a personal or financial gain out of i, heY had Vire courage Vo go back, Vo the lowly 1f e Vint they iradj left a' short ime before. Tis is Vire sort of courage tint we need - VJat we can go out into tire world and see smethîng Vo do witirout looking for financial gain, but try- ing only to lielp God. Now I would like Vo tell you about courage by one for others. Bacir in tire early fiftîes wiren they were trying o decide just wliat they were going Vo do with Africa in the way of independ- ence, they liad many, niany meet- ings, many hours of sitting la tire United Nations. A negro woman sat tirere as nu non-speaking dele- gate for the United Nations and her name waË Marion Anderson, one of tire greatest spiritual sing- ers of tire world. Altirougir she irad nothing to say in hs assem- bly they thouglit it would be nice, sînce tirey were talking about the black people, that tirey have, one there - -at Ieast from tire United States point of view. After many -peeçires tirey decided that they could give them independence.- They had the most Vo loge but tirey were Willing as long. as they had white rule. Marion Anderson stood up and sWad, "Ladies and, Gentlemen ofi Vhsgreat Assembly, j to give, people independence and denY Vieni Vie use of their 1 .j. L4JiourcJioctorsUiUaIIsis ehould be noted on the bill If flot, pleasýe check with your doctor.- He may wish either to complete the bâl, or t dire 2. Please check that your doctor has noted his services. 1. We need ta know th. dates of every time you saw your doctor, which relate ta your claim. 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