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4 The Canadian Statesman, flowmanville, January 29, 1975 ENNISKILLEN If "variety is the spice of life" our se called "banana bet" was given a generous share by the weatherman. Unfortunately it revived the flu germs and made travelling hazardous yet seme days were gloriously Canadian winter with the topography encourag- ing a legien cf out door activities. Locally many fam- ilies were detained at home with flu and we hope the professienal care et aur hes- pîtalized flks Wll seon have them restored te geod health and home again. Unaveidable conditions lowered attendance slightly at the official. board meeting of our twe congregfa- tiens in our church on Monia y evening last week. Rev. Bigby opened the gathering with prayer and was chairman wîth Keith MeGili with record- ing secretary. Minutes were read and approved cf last O.B. meeting on Sept. 3th. Date for specil combimed service te oserve U.C. 5th Anniversary is June 8, 1975 with guest minister (a fermer Ennis and Tyrone resident) Rev. Milton Sahnderson. Miss Dawni Van- eyk is popular student chesen to enter the chance for' overseas exchange as one cf U.C projects. May 2th at Peterborough Conference a 1,000 voice choir is planned wîth selected voices frem treasurer's reports were given from every department cf Ennis and Tryene churches and budget for 1975 given by Central treasurer Lorna Day- ey and . a special word cf appreciatien from our minis- ter for the local and eut reach effort by Enfield U.C.W. Unit. S.S. Anniversaries were part- ly arranged- e.g. Ennisý S.S. May lth and Tyrene decision later. Slowly but' surely the Church Direc tory is comirig seen. A highlight was reported on Tyrone's Foster Child and a letter, from him. May we mention here that Enniskillen S.S. has applied for a Foster Child alse? We're ne exception in the bustle cf old year ending and new year beginning soc- ially, physically and dutifully- but without guilt cf self-praise we appear te, be on fimie and up to date with church centred meetings and te save precieus time the congregational meet- ings are set for Sunday a.m. follewing regular morning the, church service with Ennmskil- len Jan., 26th Tyrone Feb. 2nid. Ours is now history and werthy cf reporting in this great weekly publication. Rev. Bigby kept the Church service te a brief hall heur but it embraced 2 wonderful messages (a) Our minister's concise sermon was seul stirring using many parallels frem the Bible and concluding with the urgent appeal "Is God Calling t he Church again - also each cf us?" (b) The .Smiiing faced Jr. Choir and their leader provided their ýmusical message in their singing cf -Swing Down, Chariot" The S.S. gave up the 2 senior class members te the Congregational meeting in the sanctuary while the other classes had their usual classes in the S.S. room. Chairman L. Bigby opened the meeting with a brief prayer and 1welcome especially te the yeunger set. Minutes cf Feb. 1, 1974 meeting were read by Sec. Allan J. Werry, and adopted. Report cf building committee for church renova- tiens by chairinan A.J. Werry wîth an estimated maximum cf $12,000.00 This cost is te include new pewvs, carpet upstairs and down, change te one centre aisle, relocation cf main church furniture, slight change in heating ducts etc. Question perioci and 'discus- sio ns followed. No opposition to plans was given and an appeal for donations frem-one and ail te increase the building fund already in our treasur y. Three Junior members are added te this committee viz Brian McGill, Sharon Werry, and a choice by S.S. Very few changes wçre necessary in the Charýs 263-2789 for further instructions. We regret the death cf the late Frank Riekard cf New- castle, the late ex mayor Charlotte Whitton cf Ottawa and sympathize with their bereaving families. Mr. and M rs. Leonard Stainton attended the annuai reunion cf the Milîs family heid at the Hampton Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Siemon, and Fred, Ha ydon were Sun- day guests o f Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor's. Mrs. Edith Staînton, is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. C. Englis,Bewman- ville. We really have ne news this week as folks seem to have colds and flu. ... . . .. a * a A a *Action P*.:ea. Action Priced! LIQUID JAVEL JeAVEX BLEACH PLASTIC JUG 64-FLî cton 'r- a I Super-Right Cunuodu 6 BONELESS Boneless Blade Roast Boneless Short Rib' Roast Boneless Shoulder Pot Roast Boneless Braising Ribs a. 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