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own `l\lI- aaaaaaaa ll NU USUUV ll NJFBDIVIIU The following students have ?been `assigned to this Presbytery:- Mr. Walden at Craigleith, with Rev. .J. A. McMahon as supervising pastor;' Harry M. Coulter at Oro for the sum-. mer and "Leslie A. McLean at Monck. The committee uggested - recom- mending -to"Dr. A. S. Grant that Mr. Hcliean be placed at Torrance, and Inother student assigned to Monck. Another student, Grant -Smith, had been appointed to Barrie Presbytery, but having developed eye trouble he wished to withdraw. Mr; MacKersie, supply at Uptergrove, has already started in, and Bala and Port Carling -are under Rev. W. F. McConnell of 8:-acebridge. Mr. Hanna pointed out that the time which the Presbyterians would give the United Church for` the use of the church at"l`orrance has not yet-been denitely settled, and he = moved that the committee appointed ` some time ago in this connection act in the matter. Ministers Seeking Admission Applications to the General Assem- bly for permission to receive men1 from other communions as ordained ministers of the Presbyterian Church- ` in Canada gave rise to some discus-_ sion. There were seven such` appli- cations, mostly from Western Pres- byteries. Mr. Hanna thought that overtures should be made to the Gen- eral Assembly that men entering` the ` ministry should be required to, take the obligations of the `Church. Mr. Hanna stated that, in his own exper- ience in the West, ministers had been acce ted without question andmany of t em had later supported Union. Mr. Crew pointed out in addition that some of the men -mentioned in the applications apparently `did not pos- toss the required scholastic at_'.t_ai_n- nusnd-a nun)`-`an LL......'I_.|. 1.1.1- _1-_,, FIREWORKS FIREWORKS F IREWORKS C..1H;*Beelby Appointed Dealer and H. R.Palmer Service Representative for McLaughlin-Buick in Barrie A pleasinsentertainment was given in,St. Mary's Parish Hall last Friday` night by the" Lyceum Club of St. Mar- garet's Church. vMidl:_and. The Time of His Life" was the title of the play presented by the visitors and it was witnessed by a. large audience, a good number coming down from Midland for the performance. The members or the cast, who were introduced by the president of` the club. Cyril Kearns. were: Misses Mildred Haskett, Dor- yl'8llB1Bl'l'lll uuluwutet. I , ' Rev. D. Ferguson was appointed treasuren of Presbytery, succeeding` Rev. A.` G. Rintoul, and Rev. Neil- Campbegl was appointed alternate commissloner to t.:he General Assam- -bly should _Mr. Rmtou! pot go, Mr, Hanna, as` representatlve commis. sioner, was` instructed to nominate Dr. A. S. Grant; for Moderator. Reporting for Esson \ dT `- '- Rev. Neil Campbell con?i'}meV`;`, g proposal made by Mr. Hanna as to transferring Coldwater. .> Paw n A Wnvausann nu... _, . . . UL Wlllv Itlly Will U. I PI`.EA_8%|NG.ENTER`.fAlNMENT V I . % . av_ MIDLAND LYCEUM cwal uuu vvvvln vuu uuuu; gnu yuncuuunl LIJ\JI.a A quiet wedding was solemnlzed at the manse, Thornton, on May 6, when the Rev. A. G. Rlntoul united in mar- rlage Miss Ada Lynn, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lynn, to Mr. Ewart 'Burns, second son of Mr. and Mrs, C. Burns. Holly. The bride, who was 6 unattended, looked charming in a navy blue ensemble suit. _After a. bulfet luncheon at the _bu-lde s home, the happy couple went to their new home west of ~Ivy. All wish them every lhagplness and prosperity. I` . `R. T')n.vin and fnrnllv nf 'l`nrnnl'.\n nappmess anu prosperity. | Dr. R. Davis and family of Toronto spent" 9. couple of days with hisparents. T\n Gill` nu Gnnamn' 4:0 l'l`n....-.5.` .~... uyuuu Ur uvuyav v-. uu._ya vvnbnl uAa'pa.L cum`. Dr. and Mrs. Speers` of Toronto mo- tored here and spent Sunday with Ivy friends. ` uyyuvauauua uppureuuy am not pos- required attain-. meats andhe thought this should be looked into. A -, torea HE friends. JOD. . The Rev. A. G. Rlntoul will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday morning. This congregation is very sorry he is leaving and extends to him and Mrs. Rlntoul very best wishes for success and happiness in `their new field of` labor. `hr 1?` and Mr: `Davin and m-n`nl ( Iuuxer, W. n. uavw, wnu 1s_ very lu. Miss Marlon Arnold, teacher in To- ronto, spent ,the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .F.'R; Arnold. I Miss Lela Davis of'Mmm Minn nnnnt I May 10-There seems to be a. few` fish in the river snow as some of_ our good shergnen are seen going up the road with some on a. string and a. little red 1unch`pail. Fishing is a. hungry ob. '1 The Rev. A. G. /Rintoul will nreach nelu DI Iauur. I Dr. F. and Mrs. Davis and sort` of ' Toronto spent 9. day with the farmer's father, W. H. Davis, who is very 11]. Miss Marlon Arnold. teacher in 'I"n- parents, Mr. 8.1111 WITH. .1". his .AI`n0_|(l. Miss Lela Davis of`Mono Mills spent the week-end under the parental, roof. A .....a..+ ..m.1.=u.-...- mm. ....1......._.....a .. Present and future McLaughlin-Buick own.- ers of Barrie will greet this announcement with pleasure. n Mr. Beelby is anxious to renew his acquain- tance with all McLaughlin-Buick owners in Barrie and meet all who are interested in the 1926 McLaughlin-Buick at the showrooms in PaImer s Garage, Elizabeth St. " `A ~ ` _ To assure efficient service to McLaughlin- Buick owners, Mr. Palmer is appointed Serv- ice Representative for Mr.- Beelby. New renements give McLaughlin-Buick greater power and speed. The Sealed Chassis and Triple-Seal- ed Engine protect all working parts. The` Six-Cylinder, Valve-in-Head Motor delivers sevehtiy-ve actual horse- power. Mechanical four `wheel brakes give positive in all weatlifers and` ' temperatures. Torque- tube drive, Cantilever Springs, Multiple Disc Clutch and many other features still further to `McLaughlin- Buick s` BETTER performance. . `.;.s`ti;e";e:sult of the discussion, the following resolution, , submitted by Rev. W. McMillan of Collingwood, was ado ted: Whereas in former . ears m nisters have been received - om other communions without due care, and whereas these men, for` the most part, did afterwards throw their inuence into organic union, without,- due regard for Presbyterian princ- iples, t erefore this Presbytery sug- gests to the Assembly's committee that due care should be exercised v with regard to men seeking reception from other communione, and inthe event of any ministers being received that their be naked` in ninrianselmlu `V The flew low GMAC nancing rates are available. to purchasers of McLaughlin- ` Buick on time. P. JHMORAN `Fin(%Il.ay& Bros.%_[ ipe or Pipeless Furnace "F or Eavetrogltrgie, Conducior Pipe, Elbows, Valley Iron, Fluhings, Flat Sheets, Comlgated Iron, Etc., ` - `get our prices. ' , All trough and conductor pipe and elbows are made of ' 28-gauge galvanized iron., FURNACE REPAlRS---lf your` oid furnace requires repairing, call us. .. We will procure the necessary ` `repairs and install them for` you. %EVl=,`RY'I'HlNG IN METALS A A58 Bayeld St. 0I#l\`II vs: W nnvnvu `'60 one 350W (Continued from page 1) would be unable to send delegates to the min : eo le s rally, planned for Mayy 24,gs itp had been decided to change the date to July 7. The rally will be held in Barrie. Arrangements had already `been made for the use of St. Vincent's Park for May 24 but this would be changed`. Two speak- ers have been secured for the day and there will also be class groups. The Presbytery will meet in St. An- drew s `Church on the same day. Home Mission Report , Rev. R. M. Hanna, chairman of the Home Mission `Committee, reported_ that there are Presbyterian groups at Fesserton and Waubaushene and he recommended that Rev. G. I. Craw of Victoria Harbor ascertain V the strength of these groups and report to Presbytery at the next meeting. Mr. Hanna suggested that if they are found to -be of sufficient strength to organize a charge, Coldwater, which is now grouped with Esson and Will- is, a rather unsatisfactory arrange- ment -because of the hard drive, might be linked with Fesserton and Waubaushene. ~ Mr. Hanna also reported that a congregational meeting had been held recently at Windermere, which is situated across the lake from Port Carling, and they were asking for a student for the months of June, July and August, also September if they can manage it. He asked Presbytery !or permission to elect a Session. II... ..II.....:._.. _J....I__)._ |.-__, n.,,,, 1TsE?TY or? 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