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Meekness, Humility Boston Church setting is scene each June for the annual meeting of Christian Scientists who gather at the First Church of Christ, Scientist. Founded 99 years ago by religious leader Mary Baker Eddy, the denomination is still best known for commitment to Christian healing. The inspirational meeting attracts several thousand church members from around the world. Christian Scientists at the 83rd annual meeting in Boston June 5th were told to put aside "busywork, organizatinal mechanics and zeal for media exposure." The Christian Science Board of Directors in its message to the denomination's global membership emphasized that, "The need today is for more healing, more spirituality, meekness, humility". In a strongly-worded state- ment, the Directors warned against "powerful mental cross-currents at work against religion and against the moral code inculcated by Christianity." "It's obvious that the present period is marked by a conspicuous lack of stability -- in our homes, schools, and institutions, our commercial and public life as well as in individual experience," the Directors said. The Christian Science Church is a church of lay members, and the Directors are the principal officers of the international headquarters of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston Massachusetts, of which there are 38 branch churches in Ontario (first in Oshawa) and 3,500 branch churches throughout the world. The Board statement was rend by DeWitt John, Chair- man, who reminded the several thousand members gathered for the meeting that in 1894 the denomination's founder, Mary Baker Eddy, counseled: "The Church, more than any other institution, at present is the cement of society, and it should be the bulwark of civil and religious liberties." The Chairman called on twentieth century Christian Scientists to "go forward in the spiritual work which is the essence of Church -- loving one another, restoring the lost element of Christian healing, overcoming sin, and living the life of a Christian." In their review of denomin- ational activities, other church officers noted: A continuation of the gradual decline in member- ship, but also, an increase in the number of new branch churches formed during the past year (37 as compared with 22 ia 1976). An increase in individual contributions to the church (double the level of five years ago). "Significant stirrings of interest", amongst other Christian churches, in Christian healing, long a central aspect of Christian Science. Summer is here at last and by the amount of red sunburned skin around I think we had better discuss the effects of too much sun on your skin. You all know how painful a sunburn can be, but do you know that prolonged exposure year after year is responsible for premature aging of the skin and many skin cancers. Knowing this we should all sit in the shade and cover our skin when in the sun, but what about the sun lovers who are con- stantly in the sun. These people must patiently acquire their protective tans by this method: The first day sunbathe for only half an hour in the morning, keep in the shade until later afternoon, then take a little more sun. Increase your time in the sun each day; avoid midday rays, strong reflections from the water and the combina- tion of sun and wind. Whether you live under the sun all the time or whether it is only partial exposure, protection is essential. Some sun lotions are only moisturizers or greases which attract the rays and prevent drying. Be cautious, read labels. Using the proper cosmetic creams before and after are very important. It has long been known by scientists, biochemists and dermatologists that the skin is composed largely of protein and contains only a minute quantity of any oil. The majority of your cosmetic formulas have been formulated with oils. The belief that oils are going to have some miraculous effect, that cosmetic creams (all containing oils) will feed the skin is an error of scientific facts. It is the protein in your diet that sustains life, aids in the rebuilding of cellular structure of the body and prevents tiredness, aging and wasting away of the body. The proper use of naturally organic protein is much more beneficial to the skin than smothering it in oils, which the skin contains very little of. It has been proven conclusively by scientists Ciocca, Edwards and Herd that amino acids, the building blocks of protein, topically applied to the skin are actually taken up and become an integral part of the skin, contributing Need More Healing, Bowmanville Book Beat Todays Woman by Beverley Martin to a healthy normal condition. Following is a home formula for suntan lotion. 2 tablespoons P.P.T. 'S-77' reconditioner (obtainable at your Beauty Salon), 4 ozs. strong tea. Boil 6 ozs. water. While still boiling place 6 tea bags in water and continue to boil for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and steep for 15 minutes. Remove tea bags and let cool. To 4 ozs. tea add 2 table- spoons P.P.T. "S-77" and blend well. This mixture makes the most effective suntan lotion imaginable. The skin takes on a deep golden tan and skin dryness that usually accomp- anies suntanning rarely occurs when this lotion is used. TYRONE Tyrone UCW met on Wednesday, June 7th in the C.E. wing of the church. Mrs. John Vaneyk, president, welcomed our guests and opened the meeting with the "thought", Service is the rent we pay, for the room God has given us to occupy on His earth. The devotional was conducted by Mrs. Ralph Glaspell and Mrs. John Rundle with Mrs. Edna Philp Sehool Board Will Lease Mini-Computer The Board of Education decided last week to spend an estimated $34,000 annually for the lease of a new computer system. The board will be renting a mini-computer and selling the old machine which has been installed at Port Hope High School since 1969. Cost of the board's old computer was $120,000. Business Administrator Ai MacLeod said during a meeting of the school board in Cobourg last Thursday that the new equipment would be installed at the board's offices in Cobourg. He said he expected the computer would be operating by January 1, 1979. "It's a major move. I think MR. R. G'. GARROW one of our representatives will be at Queens Hotel, 45 King Street, West, Newcastle, Ontario, on Tuesday, June 20th, 1978, between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Call 987-4684 for Branch Office: 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario. Tel: 576-6800 Opening new doors to small business. it's the right one", commented Mr. MacLeod. He said the new equipment would be more economical to operate and explained that the mini- computer would require less space, is faster and more dependable than the large machines. In addition, he said the proposed computer would not need special air conditioning or special flooring like the machine installed by the board in Port Hope. One extra full-time position would be needed on' the computer staff if the mini computer was installed, Mr. MacLeod said. However, the administrator estimated that there would be fewer part time key-punch staff hired as result of the changes in equipment. Seven full-time personnel are required at the computer centre at present. "The proposal here would cost less in dollars than we are presently paying", Mr. MacLeod said. Frank Thom, director of education, agreed. "It isn't going to cost the board more. In fact, it's going to cost the board less," he explained. Trustees were told that the board bas been investigating changes in the computer system for the last year. The computer used by the board at Port Hope is operated for such things as student instruction services, student counselling and students' guidance information. The Victoria County Board of Education and the Peter- borough County board also use the board's computer. Accounts payable are pro- cessed by computers at Durham College and staff payrolls are processed by the Royal Bank of Canada, the trustees were told last week. Mr. MacLeod said it may be possible to eventually process accounts payable on the board's own computer in Cobourg, however, he indicated that there would be no changes in processing payrolls in the near future. 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Dineen, Chief Librarian, Newcastle Public Library System Not everyone prefers to be active in the summer, some just like to lie around and soak up the sun. Take a good book along, that way the mind will be active while the body lounges. Watermelon Wine The lyrics of many country classics are presented here as well as a look at the lives and music of such countrya music stars as Loretta Lynn, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams and man.y others. The book also looks at the social meaning of such music. The Oldest City This is a comprehensive and lively study of the city which was first discovered in 1497 to the present day including political and military history, entertainment, medicine, sports and much more. The light style of writing makes giving an inspirational reading, "The Mount of His Glory." During the business period, final June catering details were discussed. We are reminded that donations are needed for the Church stall at the Bazaar on the 17th at Darlington Sports Centre. Mrs. Glaspell introduced our guest Mrs. Pat Best who spent three weeks in February in Northern India and Nepal. With the help of a film and many interesting Indian articles, Mrs. Best showed and explained to us how beautiful India really is. this interesting book at our history move quickly. Legend, the secret world of Lee Harvey Oswald New evidence, evidence previously covered under the protection of the Secuity Act, many interviews with witnesses not interviewed by the Warren Commission - ail this comes together to give a new picture of the secret world of Lee Harvey Oswald. The Parent Test Should you have children? Could you be a better parent? This intriguing and entertain- ing book takes a look at the idea that children are an unqualified joy and suggests ways to improve one's own parent potential. The Brendan voyage Legend states that the Irish monk St. Brendan discovered the New World before the Norsemen did and in 1976 a group set out from Ireland in a leather boat to prove that the legend might just be true. This is the story of their adventure. Gangsters This lavishly illustrated history of gangster films from the thirties to the present is »sure to entertain and inform the movie buff. The author examines the significance of, and the changing styles of the gangster film and offers a portrait of many of the thugs and the lawmen who ended their careers. Summer programs for children will include magie and puppet shows, film and craft programs. Call your local library for more information. 'zý sus jupe ose