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0tne to church for easter services halton childrens aid society returns executive thfe ommtoktown herald thursday april 7 1966 page 6 rer canon c h mitchell of burlington was named preald cnt of the halton county cnil dren i aid society for a second consecutive term on thursday march 24th avh directors meeting lm mediately following the annual general meeting of the society in the auditorium of halton centennial manor the nominal ing committee s report aubmlt ted by warren harding of bur lington was unanimouily ac cepted eighteen members nav been named to the overall society executive which consists of the executive committee of nine members and the management committee of nine members executive orup canon mitchell is president of the executive committee and douglas v latimer of george town is immediate past preald ent vice president is john a elliott of georgeto mrs paul lans of burlington is sec retary and mr harding la trea surer the four halton county council representatives on the committee are warden h k hinton of acton reeve austin ledwith of hilton reeve geo leslie of esqueslng and de puty reeve james l young of georgetown rutherford whiting of oak- ville was named chairman of the management committee other members are harold w young of oajrviue mrs s brad- field burlington mrs james sproat milton mrs r f le brocq oakvllle deputy reeve william hoey of nassagaweya deputy reeve alan day oak ville edward gawronski mil ton and dr ronald j taylor of burlington executive director of the halton county children s aid society is dr gordon k ask with in the photo are halton childrens aid society executive members elected at the annual meeting georgetown men in the group ore john a elliott seated left and douglas v latimer standing s xth from left esques ing reeve george leslie is seated extreme right others in the photo are canon mitchell mrs paul lanz mrs s bradfield warren c harding mrs james sproat edword gawronski mrs r f lebrocq rutherford whiting harold w young warden h h hinton deputy reeve atsh day deputy reeve w hoey reeve a ledwith and executive d rector dr gordon askwith mssing are deputy reeve james young and dr ronald j taylor of burlington story man wooden friends return for easter week just hate to quit art class forms club the musical storyman is back in town and mil be de lighting his audiences of school age children next week at the high school rev frank well nagton from toronto has be come known throughout the un jted states and canada for his children s programs and has been written up m newspapers all across our land rev wellington brings with him a galaxy of star puppets in eluding two sailors tiny and tilly as well as chocolate and tjncle cy an excellent vent nloquist rev wellington is a comedian that keeps the child xen laughing behind all the stories the musical gadgets blmstnps and flannelgraphs is a message geared for children around the ntheme boys and girls bear uncle cy the talking dummy remind hem that duty to god comes first and that ev erybody ought to go to sunday school the time of he meetings is 10 am each morning of easjer week and is open to children of every week since night school term ended seventeen enthusia stie students have continued to go to school finding frank black s art classes so interesting they formed their own club the palette and pencil club first baptists sunshiners bring warmth to manor its st patrick s day decorations for a visit from a group of georgetown friends of long standing on tuesday evening the continue to meet every 1 ia week in the home ot mrs h members of the sunshine son rudi stevens cres but ara baptist church planning to obtain a club room georgetown the president the niinii mrs k thnmii eventually in time they hope to the auditorium still retained bers the first number was a sing song of familiar hymns and secular songs led by mrs jean hancock the visitors had brought with them rev w bax ter the minister at st paul s baptist church in georgetown mr baxter is an accomplished pianist and he played all the pi ano accompaniments rev wellington school age there is no admis sion charge although an offer ing is taken to defray expenses a bumper crop of children are expected and if the pattern of previous years is the same the high school uditonutn will be filled to capacity georgetowns womens groups at businesswomens dinner have speakers and demonstrat ors to help them further their knowledge of ar frank black their teacher and honorary chairman comes each week to share his knowledge with his eager pro tegees the club plans ketching trips in the warm wea her and tours of art galleries in the non skel ching weather they have been invited to show their paintings at the brampton flower festival in june and we have bravely volunteered to oo so said chair man mrs ii moulden i other officers in the club in addition to honorary chairman frank black and chairman mrs h moulden are mrs pearl guthrie vice chairman mrs john hogg secretary and mrs t burgoyne treasurer the group mrs e thompson and the convener mrs m por ter were both present the program had been arranged by mrs porter and her group mrs porter extended greet ings and announced the mum- during the program two young ladies marion whan and bren da mcneil sang two duets he and how great thou art mrs hancock sang a solo somebod bigger than you 8nht and mr baxter played a piano solo the hbly city the devotional part of the program was taken by mrs j mccosb who had chosen verses 3242 of chapter 14 of sl marks gospel as her subject her thoughts based on christ s suffering in the gar den of gethsemane were ap propriate to the easter season the closing bymn was coming home sung by request the enure program was both an inspiring and an enjoyable one and it was a pleasure for the residents to have these friends of long standing with them again many- friendships were renewed during the soc ial hour when tea coffee coo kies and small cakes were ser ved mr baxter played piano selections during this social hour although st patrick s day had been decorated with a cen tral bouquet of artificial flow ers flanked by two large yel tow chrysanthemum plants the birthday cake also on the head table was an especially attrac tive one it was iced in green and white with the words top of the morning on the top thus carrying out st patricks day theme after an entertaining pro gram the guests of honor those residents with birthdays march were called to the head table the candles were lighted on the birthday cake the hap py birthday song was sung and a pretty card and a 1 bill was presented to each guest the delicious refreshments were donated by the auxiliary and the manor sandwiches ice cream birthday cake tea and coffee the residents who were the guests of honour at this merry and delightful party were mrs l placr mrs v mccaf frey mrs m shepperd m s g burnell and messrs j j bcgley v foley s baverstock h rogers j wilson a bran denberg and l fraser flst easter sunday april 10th 1966 first baptist church rev r l whan babd minister morning service 1 1 do a m sermon jesus christ triumphant anthem they have taken away my lord mala quartette evening service his body the church anthem the saviour l ves solo douglas peck the ordinance of believer s baptism will be observed at the evening serv ce members of the business and professional women s club were hostesses to an interclub meeting of local ladies organlza tions st paul s baptist church first baptist church countess of strathmore chapter iode hospital auxiliary red cross teachers federation knox church and the kinette club were represented after dinner and a sing song hiss jean mackenzie introduced the special guest speaker mrs barbara stearn from brampton her theme was the lighter moments of club life mrs stearn is a very dynam ic humorous person and her talk was greatl enjoyed by everyone she stressed the fact that one must be organized to be successful and sighted sever al instances in her life of club work where she wasn t prepar if you break off a key in a lock run an old jigsaw blade into the cylinder along side the broken key and twist it so the teeth bite into the key pulling on the blade while in this pos ition will remove the broken piece ed and the funny disasterous situations she got into mrs chris hornby thanked her on behalf of the club and guests and presented her with a gift the meeting closed with the club benediction st georges anglican church rev j h mcmulkin rector o de kleer organist easter day 630 im holy eucharist 100 im choral eucharist 9 30 im choral eucharist 1 1 00 a m choral eucharist sunday school and nursery as usual come id worship and rejoice l sgt a carter to tanrania sgt albert carter with the rcasc at ottawa is home with his parents mr and mrs a n carter 56 king st e on era barkation leave on april 11 he will leave for l a new posting to tanzania at il nca to take up duties with the i canadian armed forces advisl ory and training team easmms greetings the presbyterian church in canada knox church georgetown corner of main end church sts minister rev f norman young b a orgen st and cho r leader mrs edgar gowland a t c m good friday public worship 1 1 00 a m easter sunday april 10th church school 1000 am public worship 11 00 am jesus said i am he resurrection and the life he that believeth in mc though he were dead yetshall he live and whosoever livet and believeth in me shall never die st johns united church canada guelph street georgetown good friday easter sunday april 10th april 8th 8 pm t the cantata penitence pardon and peace presented fey the combined choirs of first baptist st andrew s united end f jflhp united churches under fctbttnclkn of mr kenneth ar ct r m t 1 5 30 a m easter sunrise service the young people w ii meet at the church and proceed to kidney s farm by car the service w ii be followed by a sing sono and breakfast at the church mr michael peleschak will speak 1100 am easter worship he has risen he is not here see the place where they laid him 25srqs f easter services sunday april 10th 7 behold your king a magnificent cantata by the maple avenue chorale 1 1 00 a m the inescapable truth 9 45 aw sunday school for all ages we need you to top last week s 250 monday thru friday april 11 is 10 00 a m at the high school the musical storyman with rev frank wellington maple avenue baptist church on your savings withdrawal any time no service charge on reasonable number of cheques start your account today 4v2 special savings reserve account interest reckoned on minimum monthly balance you may withdraw any amount any time but no cheques may be issued j halton peel trust savings company brampton 28 main street north 4513365 o w kennedy mgr ntttotiv 871 convmmt omcthoub jrsj