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t 't ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE llth, 1964 irrne Hutton were called upon to Clarke Township To Seek U*C.W ~ i'~ew pre ýent the 9th chapter in thee suybook - ,The incarnate God". UNIT 5, U.C.W. power behind this universe was The discussion being what we Improv me tAt CPR Crossing The June meeting of Unit 5, evidenced in and through Jesus cail first hand religion and whato en n UGC.W. was held at the home of Christ while on earth, and because is meant by second hand religion. Clarke Township will pay only and Merrili Ross, township roaids Jenniie Bowins. ýof the eternal and personal nature Betty Chatterton opened the De; 121½ per cent of the cost of ira- superintendent. Norma Long opened with ask- of this power, must stili be, met, votional with a "Poem on Spring' proving a Canadian Pacific Rail- Foîîowing the inspection it was ing us, to join in singing hymn with a personal decision involved. The group then sang Hymn 16. ay iee crossing on the ictown- reported to council that the Board 637 and followed with repeating This power, we eall God our The scripture Psalms, Chapter 96ship, road that runs south from of Transport will pay 80 pey cent the Lord's Prayer in unison. The Father; 'also Love and Jesus verses 9-13 and Psalms 27, verse sNewtonvilîe. of the cost and the railwFy 7 scripture lesson from Proverbs Christ showed the quality of this! 4 were rend by Betty Colvin. The The cost of the project has not per cent. was rend by Marjorie McG ee and Love in Himnseif before He gave ýmeditation was given by, Betty yet been estimated. Couçil has'M.os-asbeatorzdt Norma Long followed with a rend- atiy spoken message. Being of this Chatterton with the theme being been worried about the safety of prpaRost etimatsorzsub-a ing, ,"Thought for To-day" and power and knowing man's limited the beauty of the earth -around u moorsta vsîiltyisblc ed mssot t ba ts o t u prayer.1 capabilities, H1e demonstrated the followed, by prayer.1 ooitasviblyisboce msint heSar.Ihsnt Doris Loucks was guest speaker depth and întensity of this direc- The offering was taken and the b y high banks and they Want the yet been decîded whether the- and gave us a most interesting tive force, that those of His earth- BirthdaY and AnniverSary box situation remedied. township crew will handie the, message based on "Grace" from ly life, and we Iter ones, might passed. The minutes of the last Tuesday two inspectors from the work or whether it will be let by "The Word and the Way". She al- know Him and direct our lives meeting were read. Board of Transport visited the tender. The improvements are tol, iso spoke on the greatest "gift of to be one with Him.' She then led Mrs. Vngg announced that our scene with Deputy-reeve Stone be1 done this year. 11e" and led us in a period ýof in prayer., group would be responsible for discussion on those subjects. Mrs. Jean Dumaîl continued the flowers in the church for the During the reading of the min- study book on India, 'The visîtor." month of June. utes and treasurer's reports, col- Plans were made for our part in A deiclous lunch was served lectiorn and ro' cali, a count of helping serve at the wedding June by our hostesses for the evening, 10 friendship cais was taken. 6th. The president, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Vagg and Joanne H-utton.% There were fine members present thanked those who helped with The next meeting will be 'on with Mrs. Loucks and Mrs. Mace the packing of bale. 680 ibs. were September lSth. D R A AI K as guests for the evening. We sent from Orono Circuit and 160 ________________ greatly missed the rest of our ton from Toronto depot overseas. NENXS(f 'D membrs and sincetely hope theY The offering was rÎeceived and 1-11 NE S C -O will be with us again ini Sep- hymn 285, 'Pence perfect Pence' 0U T tember. Without them we cannlot wns sung. A duet 'Ivory Palades'( A week late) holpe aeORONO, OP Owa ivnbyONTHAWoRad OnIOdy My31tth as help with' the work of our Church. Mrs. L. Cobbledick and the meet- regular meeting of the Hli-C until lIOE17OOOOT I Caterinig to the Couvier wed- ing closed with the benediction. the f ail, 21 members met in the ding on June 6 and akso the teaeh- The Senior, and Junior Choirs Christian Educatiof' Building te ers -for lunch during field day waii are giving a concert Saturday, discuss a few points of, business discussed and final lists of food June l3th at 8 ,pm. in, lower and plan Our final get-together. rd Nwadhreyfogo et, and help needed were made. Church Auditorium. I oîîowing the rending of the OdrNwadb ed o odwule Farm Fes adetheSTeeluPorttseSteel Roofig, Nailstaes It was nnnounced that the Jun- 'UNIT 3, U.C.W. ai ecSelPss jor and Senior Choirs woudb The June meeting of Unit 3 I minu tedvionlwstknb l and rac WTreasurer'5 re-br Bots having a musical evening under (LC.W. wns held at the home o rt, the k devOtinal ws taen Y Ba. n rc ie Friir brBos the leadership of Stella Morton on rs.Drumon. Ms. TIwel AnnGilank nd ynn B thY tRnMs rnmn.Ms yrl p ecause ail Our memrbers were Lete otMtrOl yte Quart, Case or Five June l3th at 8 p.m. Posters With ened the meeting with a cal t0'not present At was decided to hold deta ils are being, displayed,-around -wrship and a short reading. She the election for 1964-65 at a later galion catis, Lawn Mowers, Paints for indoors or out, town then aske<I Mrs. Dm'ruond to date. Elotrie Feneers, Fencer Batteries, Llvestock Spray, Unit 5 will be respônsible for coýdut te w rshla* uym The H - oi a re y, atui da Florbait, Fibre Glass Sereen, Car and Tracter Batter- the devotional period of the gen-eriods. We sang ee yn, booth at the Cl ebStra eral meeting in Septmbr. Wtch the lùuAst.oe- en "o retJtnth n û ieTj Wl res, Freezers and rnany other tarin supplies. for the date and coine out and 1 Theu rt." prtofCh be notified of schedole regarding Adnwa opeene n fH !,Wr lahs at TesuywsnpatoChp-help. AdRwacmlt e ieo agsWr lteplt bring someofe alonig with you. ter 8, "The Bible and the Word We are planning a "Splasb. acesC erlOeai. Our meeting came to a close iof God." She nsked, '"Is it not SParty" at Orono Pool on Mondayils with repeating the Mizpah Bene-Istrange that Christ, with the1nostiJune 22 8 p.mf. There will bo, on n n e s diction, and aâ lovely lunch was - wonderful message of ail should swimming, stunts, games, 4zncing-Cm nan e s UNITe by 2eni. J 'not ave of writen e acods"Eon he "patmiber canrrinsa Fresh feed's for ail Types of Livestock delivered to the faxi-m. Muniity of men whom he instruct- frend.a Unit 2 U.C.W. met Tuesday, ed to go out and build the chïurdi. More dietaiils will be sent to May 5th in the Upper C. E. Audi- Christ has not left a book but bas tôrium with 17 present. left the Holy Spirit of God, ThemebsinaNwLttr ______________________________ The leader Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn Bible is a record of how QOthers opened the meeting by explaining met God. Mrs. Drummiofd asked ____________________________________________ some minute carda received by Mrs. V. Robinison to close this per-Meu the président giving n subject for iod with prayer. the meeting. "Joy" wns chosen ,Ater collection and roll cali for our meeting. That my Joy may Mrs. W. Armstronxg gave a talk Thie Council of the Municpaiyo th be in you ,and your Joy complete. on the religion of 300 million peo- p lW o h Hyinn 55 "Joy to the world" was pie Of India, 'Hinduism'. sung. A the conclusion of the-busin OTN H P r' CL RK Minues ererendandappov-ess period a lovely lunch 'of 'L ed and roll caîl answered with a cookies and tea was served by the verse Of scripture. Mrs. F. Taxm-!hostess. blyn reportedaendinig several get Mrs. Drunimond chien showed Mrs. Sadie Bowen gave n very tiful paintings. This broughit a de- interesting paper for this time of lightful afternoof te a close. year, Christian religion in nature. UNIT fi Our guest speaker was Mrs. Unit 6 held their Jlune mieetin.g ï [houe'il of the Munictpality of the To;.nship et Clarkoebl gives notice that Grant of Leskard, giviflg a very -r-iIn, the Trienidship Roomi of the it intends te pitss a By-Utw to close orst-p the Road Alowances in, the Town. apiring message. "The Incarnate Church wth 8 memibers present. ship of Clarke i the County ef Durham,felwn that îs te Say: God' John- 1, verses 9 and 19 Mrs. Vagg opened the meceting and Hebrews 1, lst verse. Being with Scripttxre, rending Psanmb 90. bo6rn and brought up in, a Christ- A story of the "House with the l. The 1Wflatd A11iewan ce Wtween Lots 22 tnd U3 in the Second Concession of the ian homne and àtinosphere does Golden Windows" -was told fol. T6iwnshilp of Clarke, County of Duz.iami extending f romn the sotly lmit not necessarily make one n Christ- lowed by prayer. The Lord's'Praeý- o! the said Second Concessit on t te northerly uit thereof; ion. This is a personal 'ýommit- er waa then réeeted in unison ment, which must be realized by by the group. th~inivduL hetrm~doS r.LogJean Heard and Jo- 2. The Roa Alilowaiiee between Lotse 6 w-id 7 i the Fourth Concession of the Township et Clarke, <ounty ef Durit. m, extending from thxe southerly linIt ________________________________________________of the sald Fourth Concession te tbhe ort2eriy limit thereef 3.The Read Aliowance between Lotsk 26 alnd 27 in the Seventh Concession of the Township of (Clarke, (Jeunty of Durh m, 'i-xtending J'rem the southerly lmit of the said Seventh Concession te fthe northerly linxit thereof; 4. The Rond Allewance between Lots 24 uid 25 in the Elghth Concession of the Township of 'Clarkie, Couxûty of Durham, extendlng frem the seutherly Humit of the, said Eighth Concession te fthe northerly limit thereof; 5. Part of the Rond' Allowance between Le4 3aad 8 la the Sevenith Concession of -the Township of Clarke, County of Durham, beln the north 3168 foot soult erly et raid nertherly beundary 6. The Rend Allewance between Lots 6 and 7 hI the FIrst Concession efthie Township of Clarke, County ef Durhxam, extonding from thxe southorly lmit et te std irstConesson t th seheýrly limit !Ugs Ahwy no.i-1 OIRONO, ON£. ,PHONIB 18U