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4' Th e Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. April 28, 1976 Nestieton Nestieton - United Chureh Women On Tuesday evening Mrs. Victor Malcolm was hostess for Nestieton United Church Women, when a splendid number of members and visîtors were present. Following the theme hymn and the Lord's Prayer Mrs. Malcolm, the president, wel- comed the ladies and read a poem "Sunshine and Music". Mrs. Arnold Williams, Unit Leader, and Mrs. C. Thomson were in charge of the Devo- tional. Scripture John 20 was read by Mrs. Thomson. Mrs. Williams read "Christ is Alive". On Easter morning sorrow became joy; the Di- vine purpose was proven by the Resurrection. Through Jesus' supreme sacrifice bates and jealousies should be forgotten and the window of the soul is revealed. The hymn "The Glory of the Cross" was sung and prayer concluded this part of the meeting. Minutes of the March meet- ing and correspondence were read by the secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm and fina nces were' reported. The social committee will be in charge of final details re the spring supper. It was decided to purchase ten dozen plates with pictures of the church. These will be sold to those interested. Four ladies sub- mitted tbeir names for mem- bersliip. Mrs. Ralph Sadler, leader of the Study topic read tbe Scripture passage John 20:1- 10. Verse one of "Take My Lif&' was sung. Mrs. Sadler then introduced the Easter message "The Challenge of the Cross". This consisted of a leader and six disciples who wisbed to served the Master but refused to bear the Cross. The first disciple did not wisb to give up worldly pleasures. Verse 2 of "Take My Life" was sung. The second disciple wished to pick a ligbt cross but would not take the heavier one. All joined in singing verse 3 of -Take My Life". The third disciple wished to worship the cross and display its beauty For this she failed to qualify as a follower of Jesus. The fourth disciple takes the cross but hides it as she did not wish the public to know of bier action. Disciple five was confident but important with self-glory, con- ceit and pride. Tbe cross is not a ladder of self-glory. The sixth disciple is humble and *accepts the heavy cross but puts il aside. She later takes it, kneels with it in a attitude of prayer. 0f the six disciples tbis last was the only one to accept tbe responsibilities required of a true follower of Jesus. Tbe six disciples form- ed in singing tbe last verse -of -Take My Life" which was followed by prayer. For the programme Mrs. Thomson read "The Legend of the Raindrops," "Said- the Sparrow to the Robin" and "Time". Take time to play, to love, to work, to laugh. f0 eive appreciation. "Thanks" is the frosting on the cake. A readîng "Seeds of Goodness" by Mrs. Sadier concluded a splendid Easter Message (1) go tbe second mile (2) assist others in need (3) be kind (4) show love and-(5) be merciful. Mrs. Sadler, Mrs. Thomson and Mrs." Williams assisted the hostess with lunch and Mrs. Norman Maîrs express- ed the appreciation. On MVonday Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Davison, Scott and Neil, Peterborough, visited witb bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davison. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David Adams (nee Michelle Robinson) wbose marriage was solemnized in the United Church, Black- stock, on Saturday with the rreepionand ancein the following a delighfful ten day vacation at Myrtie Beach, South Carolina. On their trip south they travelled via Wash- ington and when enroute home they spent one night in Wheeling, West Virginia. While there they were fortu- nate in visiting the Music Hall. This is rather unusual but three inches of slightly cloudy %snow) were shovelled off the porch Monday, April 26. 'Take a step in the right direction. Take a few. APPRECIATION DAYS.. APPRECIATION DAYS FR ESH PORK SALE! PORK LOIN QUARTERS CUT INTO PORK CHOPS"i 2 RIB CHOPS, 2 LOIN END CHOPS, 6 CETRECUT CHOPS ib. 10 CHOPS ob.i A nlr&m FRESH -PORK ROASIS POI ShanklessI Lean Butt Slioulder 'RostEITHER lb j J l9J >END FRESH PORK LOA"IN ROASIS RIB PORTION TENDERLOIN PORTION tK LEG ROASIS (FRESH) SHO~ULDER OR UM PRIDE 0F CANADA Porkç Chops lb$1.18 Wieners SUPER-RIGI-T QUALITY-FRESH---PORK SIDE PRIDE 0F CANADA Spa're Ribs lb $1,e49 Sliced Bnologna WONG WING-SHRIMP OR CANTONESE Fresh Pork Hocks lb 61< Egg RoUis SIiced P ork Liver lb 39 talian SOUSag BORDEN'S 80-.FL-OZ CARTON JACK'S-REGULAR OR RIPPLE UKANGLAUE' ZÉN. 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CANADIAN PROCESS CHEESE-1-OZ SINGLES Save 10c TOOTHPASTE SAVE 30c 2CLIRON9 ICI<EN NOODLE GRANNY PREPRICED SAVE 26C JANE PARKER SAVE 30C Liptonl Soup MiX pkg of 2envs3 <Tpkg of 12 IFUL 6 VARIETIES-INCLUDING CHOCOLATE CHIP 12-OZ TIN TIE, BAG STRAINED>-MEATLESS VARiETrIES 4¾L,,-OZ JAR Manning Cookies 59 < Heinz Baby Food 599< A 1IS 22-OZ PIE 9 MONARCH IMPERIAL MARGARIN E 3-LB PKG SAVE l0Yl HONEYDEW Orange Drionk 3 2-FL-OZ '93 FA8RIC SOFTENER SAVE 50c Fleecy 128-f-oz $ plastic 1 4 jug 14 MIXED>-CATrMEL-RICE Gerber'rsCereals GERSER'S Baby Pants ALL SIZES BICKS -CRUNCHIE"-WHOLE Diii1 Pickles ROBIN HOOD SAVE30c Velvet Flou r Beef, Chicken, Chinese, Spanish RMiceAo 6.5-oz f pkg J 7% ( OWDER 'TIDE DETERGENT 10-LB BOX SAVE y6 (- INSTANT COFFEE 10-OZ JAR' AIL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANT EED EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MAY 1, 1976. Or i 1 3i'49ý çlwniilng:p nD RUITT