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Thursday, June 19 1969 COLBORNE CHRONICLE • . Castleton Pentecostal.. CHURCH ' The Friendly Church' 9.45 a.m - Sunday School 11 a.m.-Morning Worship 7-30 p-m- Evangelist -- Ralph Winters Tuesday Bible Study 7-30 Theme ' A glimpse thru the New Testament' For Counselling Phone Mark Wade and Wendy Burns-- 344-7453 The Church that preaches what God's Word teaches You are Invited to attend EVERYONE WELCOME. COME TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Minister: Rev. K. W. French, B.A., B.D., S.T.M. Organist and Choir Leader: Mrs. W. G. Irvine COLBORNE-- 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m Holy Communion DUNDONALD 10-45 a.m. Church School Colborne Women's Institute PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA OLD ST. ANDREW'S Minister: Rev. J. Mackeehnie M.A., B.D.. B.L. COLBORNE Church service 10.00 a.m Organist: Mrs. G. B. Barnes Lakeport. Organist - Mrs. S- Spence Church service 8.45 a.m Brighton -- Church Service 11.30 a.m. ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Rector: Rev. L. M. Ware TRINITY CHURCH COLBORNE Organist Miss I. Corbyn June 22 Trinity Three 9am. Holy Eucharist 11.15 a.m Mattins ST. GEORGE, GRAFTON 10.00 a.m. Mattins Wed. June 25, 'Nativity of S.t John the Baptist' 10 a.m Trinity THE GOSPEL OASIS Elgin Street N., Colborne, Ontario -- Minister -- Rev- David M- Duncan Sunday -- Worship 10:30 a.m. Wednesday -- 7 30 p-m- "Listen to 'Break for Strength' Monday thru Friday, 7.50 am. over CHUC" 2.30 p.m Church and Church School worshipping together. PROSPECT Missionary CHURCH Minister: REV. W. CECIL BROWN 9 :50 a.m.: Sunday School 11 a.m 'Is the God of Peace Needed today' 7 p.m 'Is There Good News for The World' Pastor Preaching Hudson Family Singing Visit this Friendly Church Where the Full Gospel is Preached COME - SING ~ PRAY BAPTIST CHURCH Colborne PASTOR Rev. Keith G- Cooney B.A Cramahe Worship service 9:15 Sunday School 10:15 Wox'ship service Sunday School 11:30 11:30 Eddystone Sunday School 9:15 Worship Service 10:15 A Warm Invitation . A Friendly Welcome -- A retarded child was discarded child twenty five years ago. So said Mrs Alex Mackie who presented an excellent discussion on mental health at the June meeting of the Colborne Wome-ns Institute held at the home of Mrs T M Gresham, attended by twentyone members and guests Homes for such children were gloomy and institutional. Now homes are bright and sunny, well furnished, well staffed and with the newest medical and psychiatric care available. Such children need love and care -- their parents need sympathy and understanding, not pity. There are seventy or more known causes of mental retardation, measles, meningitis, birth injuries, illnesses accompanied by high fevers etc. She went on to speak of the workshop in Cobourg where youngsters learn useful handicrafts and Cobourg hospital where the mentally retarded are educated to their fullest capacity. Some of the young women there go out to work in approved homes and earn some of their spending money. Others work in the Therapy workshop making party favors, hats etc.under contract. They also make rugs, do beautiful knitting and sewing. They have sports, parties a beauty parlor and some who are fine vocalists provide entertainment at concerts and other events. Among the correspondence were several letters from Eric Daniel our foster child who is doing well in school and looking forward to holidays. Colborne W.I along with Ridge Road will continue his sponsorship. For Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs Whaley reported the building of a new Reynolds Aluminum Plant in Richmond Hill which will make all sorts of aluminum products for the Canadian market. The operator of a quick freeze plant in the U.S. freezes rasberries on a large scale. He distributed 504)00 bushes this year and will buy the fruit under contract. Many Canadians are growing berries for him under this scheme. For Home Economics and Health Mrs MacGregor mentioned that Canadian feet are growing bigger. Size five used to be an average size in women's shoes but eight is commoner nowadays. Medical costs have increased 8% recently. Mrs Anderson speaking on Citizenship and Education asked what we can do to make Canada a whole some and prosperous country. We should do our best here at home. Anu" poverty programmes BAHAT FAITH CHRIST'S PROMISE FULFILLED NIGHT TURNED INTO DAY (Electric Light) . EVERY EYE SHALL SEE HIM (Television - Man is made in God's Image) RETURN in THE GLORY of THE FATHER (Baha'v'Hah Translation means the Glory of the Father) HE SHALL COME IN A BLAZE OF GLORY (Twenty Thousand Martyrs in the First Years testify to this HE SHALL COME AS LIKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT (Every Prophecy has been fulfilled - Investigate - For They are all Manifest) Discussion groups: Saturday 815 p-m: 6 Addison St- Brighton 410 Division St- Cobourg For further information Phone: 475-0914 This is the time to sell! Buyers waiting for all type of property! Acreage - Homes - Farms PHONE 475 - 2024 Gordon & Helen Atkins might be one solution. She mentioned attending graduation ceremonies at Toronto University and the many fine young people taking part. Plans for the summer include a picnic in the park instead of the regular July meeting, possibly a bus trip during August and a meeting to draw up a program for winter and spring. Mrs Thompson, president thanked Mrs Mackie and the hostess for an interesting and enjoyable afternoon. Tea was served by Mrs Peebles and Mrs Corbyn and remnants for sewing were distributed. EDEN U.C.W. The monthly meeting of Eden UCW was held in the hall June 11, with 13 members and one visitor present. Unit 11 in charge. We were pleased to have Mrs Ross Wright, St. Catherines a former member with us. Scripture - Mathew 25: 31-46, was read by Mrs. Honey followed by Hymn 365 and the topic 'Christian Hospitality' by Mrs. Walter Pearson. By a careful study of the Scripture we learn that hospitality is distinctly a Christian virtue (Romans 12: 10,12,13) (Titus 1: 7,8) (1 Timothy 3:2) (Hebrews 13: 1,2) if anyone wishes to read further. Dedication of collection and Hymn 380 closed the Devotional period. With the president Mrs. Gerald Waite in the chair considerable business was discussed, and plans made to cater for a wedding in July. Reports were given and thankyou notes read. Two readings were given, 'What Counts', Mrs Kenneth Mutton, 'Fathers Day' Mrs. Claude Gooderich. A lovely lunch was served by the hostesses. SPEAKS UP. General Jean Allard, chief of the Canadian general staff, has lashed out at plans to pare the strength of the Canadian Armed Forces. He says that plans to cut the Canadian forces were tli-timc-d and unwise. He c.i:: 'And if 1 don't speak tsp v,ho will?"--ITS Photo