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CAn WelyTMsWdedy My2,1@ New tonvi le, ue, by PeggyW MuIllajn "unàài Local authors held students Charles Ewart Local authors Charles Ewart and Linda Manning visîted our own Newtonville Public School ast week to talk and experience with students the beauty and avenues to bc explored and enjoyed in books and in creative writing. .Charles Ewart of Newcastle characterized a story ini a way that enabled the kids to realize that they themsehves were capable of putting down something "really good" on paper. He spoke of a story having conflict - desire - and more, leading up to a resolution. Students learned of igniting the Little Scoops ... - Super Job! Thanks to ahl who came- out to Newtonville on Holiday Monday to work on the sprucing up of church and manse grounds. - Happy Aniniversary May 2lst to Peter and Alice Glasbergen of Newtonville. Many Happy Retums! - Theres lots of love in dhe air to be with June in the wings! Happy Anniversary in June to two of everyone's very favourite people, Melville and Mary Jones. Warrnest congratulations! -Happy June Nuptuals and congratulations also to Paul and Joanne Cleveland of Newtonville, as they celebrate their very special day June 9th. Happy Anniversary! -And to another lovehy June bride of the past, Bemnice Henderson and hubby Fred who will be celebrating their anniversary, corne June 14. - Happy Wedding Anniversary wishes also to Jim and Susan Armstrong! (and an extra hug to Sue who recently spent a speil in hospital, take it easy!) - And repeated wishes from Cupid to Paul and Angie (nee Lamnbert) Woodbek, comning up June l7th. -Happy Birthday coming up to k~Newtonville's Acy Farrow, June spellbound at Newtonville. senses that they could actualhy picture in their minds what a given circumstance or situationright appear to look like. Linda Manning, primarily a children's author, reached the youngsters alerting their particular senses to details in a story. She brought along slides of various chîldren's popular books to students'eagerhy participated. A fine experience and eye opener for all! Students had the opportunity lin put what they had learned on paper and the resuits were impressive and exciting for sure! 4th. Best regards ... - Euchre resuit of May 15tih came in like this: - On the draws, Walter Murphy. Norma Moffat, Dorothy Austin, Bill Graham, Doris Joli. High prizes for scores: Lena Clysdale 86; Myrtle Gibson 85; Georgina Fenton 83; Ronald Gibson 82; Nettie Gordon 79; and tied with 77 Jean Jîlisen and Aleck Moffat. ..and to ahi the kind and dear folks in Newtonville I have corne to know and grow with over these past four and haî f years via New tonville Alive - A Hug It's wondrous what a hug can do, A Hug can cheer you when you're blue. A Hug can say, "I love you so," or "Gee I hate to see you go." A hug is "Welcome back again!" And, "Great lin see you!, or Where've you beený?" A hug can soothe a srnall child's pain And bring a rainbow after rain. The hug! There's just no doubt about it, We scarcely could survive without it. Chrîstian Corner bRev. Marg West You Have What You Say We have looked at this topie before but I believe it neceds to be looked at agai n. It seemed to have corne to my attention this week that we don't always speak words that are life to ourselves' and others. I know it seerns strange to speak things out loud to yourseif, (most people would want to send for the people who would put you in wrap and cart- you away) however, we see many Urnes in the Bible that we are to say, which of course is speaking. In Mathew 21:19 Jesus had just cursed the fig tree and and commanded it to die, and in verse 21 He is telling his disciples, "Verily 1 SAY unto you If you have faith and doubt not you shall not only do this which is done to the fig tree, but also if you shaîl SAY unto thîs mountain (pro'blems seem like mounitains) be thou remnoved and be thou cast into the sea; it shah be done. "Verse 22" And all things whatsoever you shahl ask in prayer, BELIEVING, you SHALL RECEIVE". A lot of' us are saying what we have instead, of what we want or would like. WE mumble and grumble and complain because we have this, that or the othe.r, but what we don't realize is that we'aregetting exactly what we are saying. Watch what you are saying 'for a few days. You'll be surprised. In Psalm 107:2 'It says, "Let the redeemed of the Lord SAY so, whom He has redeemed (SAVED) from the hand of the enemy (Dcvii). If you are savedl SAY so. Don't keep it to yourself. We are to be teliing people we have been redeemed by the BLOOD of JESUS CHRIST. We are to be saying what God SAYS. We are to guard our tongue because it is unruly. James 3 talks about the tongue. Verse 2 says, "For in many things we offend ail. If any man offend not in word (speaking), the samne is a perfect man, and ableto bridle the whiole body." If we are able ton control our tongueand -A hug delights and warms and, charrns, It mnust be why God gave us arms. Hugs are gre at for fathers and .mothers, Sweet for sisters, sweil for brothers, And chances are sorne favorite 1aunts Love them more than potted plants! Kittenis crave then, Puppies love thern. Heads of state are not above 1them. A hug can break the language 'barrier, And make the dullest day seem. merrier. No need to fret about the sore of em, The more you gîve, the more thiere- are of 'em. So stretch those arms without delay And gîve someone a hug today! -Author Unknown "Take Care!" 1- Peggy - speak life we are in control out Our whole self. Verse 6, "And the tongue in a fire, a world of iniquity: 50 15 the tongue arong our members (other parts of the body) that it defileth the whole body, and setteth on fire the course of nature; and it is set on fire of heil." We can send ourselves to hell by what we say. Proverbs 18:21, "Death and life are in the power of the tongue (what you say brings you death or life) and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof." You are going to get what you say. It's a law of sowing' and reaping. When you 80W hate you reap hate, when you sow discord you reap disco rd. When you s0w life, you reap life. When you gossip, that's what you reap. The words of Jesus in Matthew 12:37 says, "for by thy words you shall be justified (to show or prove to be just or right), and by they word thouý shallbe condernned (punished)." Jesus is the'only ONE who can help us to get our life righit. Ask HIM into your life today. Commrrents or Questions, Write R.R. 2, Orono. Watch total Christian T.V., Channel 49, Buffalo. Student partners promote reading Last September the Port-Hope High Sehool opened a new idea in assisting students in reading. The idea partners an older student with a younger student who has difficulty in reading. A special room has been setup for the program with tables at which both students can be seated. The session generally lasts for eighty minutes. The Port Hope High School is the only school within the Northumberland Newcastle Board of Education system that has such a program. Book Review from Crystal Pages YouNG LAD)Y RANDOLPH by René Kraus - This book is a brilliant picture of the life and ârnes of Jennie Jerome, thue young American womnan who becamne Europe's First Lady and Winston Churchill's mother. Radiant and beautiful, Lady Randolph was the forernost pohitical hostess of the day, and counted arnong her acquaintanc es Queen Alexand ra, G.B. Shawn and Oscar Wilde. Who worked armn-in-arrn with ber husband in his efforts to rebuild England's social and political structure. She srnoothed the, way for son Winston's future success. It is'said that she "conquered London, with her charmîng and forceful ,American drive." Longrnans, Green and Co., Toronto - Recycled. DEMON SEED by Dean R. Koontz - This book is an experience in total terror unlike anything you've ever read before. Mr. Koontz is reputed to be a grand master of scintillating Sci Fi: and I think the reputation is \vll and highly justîfied. The machine/man/hero refers to himself as a semni-sentient being; he wishes to invade the life of our human lheroine; and hie would like to have a child with her. 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