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a PS Newman One of my schoolboy heroes was Admiral Lord I remember the story of how he turned blind eye toward those difficult or unpleasant which he wished to ignore Schooldays are past but the idea of turning a blind eye ins with us How often we hear of it when favorite team is being penalized whilst the V team goes free Yet this practice is not alone used in the realm sport In the difficult and complex civilization which we live we are frequently faced with which we would rather not consider We wish I they would go away and leave us So of them are the result of us being swallowed in the search for material gains whilst we blind and deaf to those Spiritual values enriched the lives of our forefathers Scenes of my youth come back to me as I those moments around the breakfast table with bowed head and humbled heart the of the house committed us to the Lord with that the day held for us No matter how loudly duties of the day were calling time was always ten for the Family Altar and the hired man one of the family Then when difficulties or problems presented themselves there were depths of Heavenly Grace and I fell remember the old slogan oft Christ in the vessel I can smile at the om it was at these times of family prayer that I it heard thrilling stories which I had never were in the Holy Bible The rich fool tog bigger barns but neglecting all sense of values It was in such a home that I first led that the Christian way of life was a very Tactical application of the Truth which the Lord taught to the needs of everyday living Two generations have passed since those wonder- days but the truths which were learned then iye survived the gruelling tests of the years Today many pastors could tell of trans lives changed by the personal acceptance the Truth as found in the Lord Pieces human wreckage which come in their hour of to a source which they have spurned here- fore Yet when the Lord Jesus Christ is present- to them through the truths He left us in His ford Chords which were broken vibrate once lore I am reminded of the title at the head this column and also that the Bible refers Jesus as The Word made flesh The old Gospel says When Jesus comes the tempters power is irokenV It seems today that we want power brakes steering power everywhere in the things we yet our very lives are powerless we lave neglected those precepts and truths which the lives of those who went before us The founder of the Salvation Army left us many among them a verse which often comes mind Now tossed with temptation then haunted by fears My has been joyless and useless for years I fee something better most surely must be come mighty ocean and roll over me The ocean to which Booth referred is lamed in the first verse of the same song Salvation Deep Ocean of Love We all need to invite Christ to take command irough the storms as well as the pleasant paths of Ate Jesus never fails I SHARON The annual Shar onHope United Church and Explorer Mother and Daughter Banquet was held recently at the HalL Each mother was given a cor sage of the Centennial Rose Mistress of ceremonies was department president Walker The blessing was asked by Mrs J The toast to the Church and Sunday School was given by Susan and replied to by Mrs Jean Lown des A toast to the mothers was given by Linda Shaw and re plied to by sirs Mary Gar- butt Iiada thanked the Social Committee for sentag the dinner All joined a lively kgocg M Evans Marios Gftv and Eras Case a CGIT grad uate introduced our guest speaker Mr Windsor of Tor onto who showed some slides of the CGIT Camp at Hyde Lake Disneyland and Switz erland Cindy Houston thank ed the guest and presented him with a gill Beverley and Stickwood gave a short re port on the trip to Expo with the Albert group The Explorers sang songs Canada and Domin ique followed by their nation ceremony contacted by leaden Lob Emerson and Mrs Earl Tattrie Girls graduating were Judy Debbie Ellas Helen Freeman Cindy Lowndes Kim Mur ray Susan Margaret Ring and Lianne Soules Mrs Bruce Pegg awarded attendance prizes to Linda Morning 1st Helen Freeman 2nd and Kathy Ellas and Su san who tied for 3rd Mrs J Hopkins the CGIT Intermediate award to Bey McCaig for highest attendance and Kathy Shaw for the for the year Senior awards were present ed by Mrs to Evans for highest at tendance and Walker for All Round Mrs Brenair also the the three graduating sen iors Evans Linda and Linda Shaw and each was presented with a book as a memento Toe Nor- ma Jackson Singers are a Mr and Mrs Jackson have S if hive of industry and activity these days During May they gave three concerts Mount Albert Newmarket and There is I concert in Stouf Unit ed Church on June They are also organizing a tour and tea to which the public is invited at the home of Mrs Norma Jackson at Farm Holt Ontario on Saturday June This is truly a Centennial home Built in it is classic restored it and have famish ed it with Victorian antique and early Canadian pine fur- There will be home baking on sale supervision for small children and one or two other surprises The Norma Jackson Sing- era are to perform at Expo in Montreal on September and They have of an estimated needed to finance them to and from Expo Over the past few weeks they have managed for time to learn how to blooms ire home decorator beautiful giant Items right out of the fashion flowers i At Centennial KESWICK The Centen nial Ball sponsored by the North Gwillimbury Centen nial Committee Was held in the Keswick Arena last day Over attended the Mr and Mrs Peter Fry are shown follow ing their marriage on April In Copenhagen Denmark The bride is the former Anne daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Fry of Woodstock formerly of Newmarket with Bill Harvey as master of ceremonies of the prize award ed for the best were Mrs Clare Greta and Gordon the Utter dressed as Abe Lincoln Judging the event were Murray and Mrs a Clark both of Keswick and Tom of Newmarket The New- Keswick Home Bery pro- market and District Minister ial Association held its last meeting of the season at the Free Methodist Church Fri day Final arrangements were completed for the Outdoor Centennial Service to be held In Lions Park July at 230 pm The public is invited to this special meeting and It Is sponsored jointly by the New market Centennial Commit tee and the Ministerial Asso ciation A new executive was elected with the following officers President Rev I wain Newmarket vicepres ident Rev N Rowan Victor Hall Newmarket vided a tritiered cake em blazoned with Canadas Cen tennial crest The music was supplied by Ken Pontings Orchestra of Newmarket Various door and spot prizes were also awarded during the evening The Centennial Committee will meet again in the Kes wick Arena on June at pm to discuss plana for Canadas Birthday party scheduled for June 30 and in vite all Interested to attend Kingcrafters Honor FifteenYear Member i KING CITY The May general meeting of Kingcraft ers featured Joyce Gamble Day Kingcrafts House to recognize the IS membership years given to the tlon by Mrs Gamble President Mrs Ian Gilchrist presented Mrs Gamble with an illustrated book To Ev erything there Is a Season by Mrs Gage Love presented a banding wheel a table model used in ceramics Mrs Gamble and her hus band Gerald have moved to where they purchas ed a home on King St suit able to the workshop teaching of crafts by the talented King- Describing Mrs Gambles departure a severe blow to all of us Lady ac knowledged Joyce Gambles perfection of workmanship her ability to create original designs and her genius for blending of colors AR KESWICK UNITED CHURCH welcomes you am Morning Services Minister Rev Milton Here Comes Asparagus You know the fooling dont you That gnawing Inside that wont let you sleep When the kids are late coming home The fear about your own health your neighbor suddenly dies The In the morning newspaper Fear sneaks Into our days through many littlo holes But God can change your pattern from fear to confidence CALVARY UNITED CHURCH East GwUhrahary Heights A Church where all are truly welcome am Morning Worship am Sunday School ages 1115 am Ages 38 Christian Scientists At Boston Christian Scientists gathered around the world for the annual meeting this to hear a call for Involvement with world and the community editor in of The Christian Science and retiring of the denomination period of ferment in the worlds religious thought Each in- has a mission In the marketplace of human thought and experience he emphasized For Christian Scientists need and have never met more Mrs Beatrice Thayer maji who was elected presi dent for the coming year described Christian Scientists as Interested in good govern ment in righteous laws In bettering the lot of all men We are devoted to an ade quate opportunity for every one About members many distant ports of the world filled the auditorium Closedcircuit television car the meeting to an over- audience seated In a theater A groundbreaking cere mony took place during the morning as the first spadeful of earth was turned for the Churchs new administration building The 26story struc ture will be the first of several buildings In the Churchs new million Cen ter in the Back Bay area of Boston 1 I- Magistrates Son Wins Scholarship SUTTON Mr Richard Howard Headmaster of Pre paratory School Upper Cana da College Toronto announc ed this week that a major Up per Canada Scholarship has been won by Ian Morri son son of Magistrate and Mrs Clare Morrison of 2 Sutton Ian was one of be candidates from among who wrote the Upper Canada Scholarship from many parts of North America Is In Grade at Sutton Pub lie School and Is Interested In riding horses science read ing and his own paper route He will be entering as a resident pupil In September What to serve for vegetable as paragus a mildflavored veg etable Just coming on the Its green color will be enhanced by the Egg Sauce used in this recipe recom mended by the home econom ist at institute University of Allow one pound of aspara gus for 3 or servings Wash the stalks thoroughly then break off the rough ends Tie loosely into bunches and stand up in a deep pot Add boiling water until half way up the stalks sprinkle with salt Boll gently until tender- crisp about to minutes for large stalks Carefully drain off water reserving it for future use in soups etc Arrange stalks on a platter then pour on the Egg Sauce Top with a sprink ling of parsley egg Sauce tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour 2 hard cooked eggs I cup milk suit pepper parsley Melt butter In a saucepan Slowly stir In flour then cook over medium heat to minutes after mixture starts bubbling Gradually add milk season with salt and pepper Continue to cook stirring con stantly until mixture is smooth and creamy Just be fore serving add the eggs chopped into pieces not afraid of fear for the lord shall bo thy Wed like to help you find Him CFGM-1310kc- f A In year it to you BACK TO BIBLE 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