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4 "we a) DISTRICT CHURCHES ~ Scugog, 'Manchester and | ~~ Prospect United Churches Rev. Elgie Joblin, M.A,, B.D. had charge of the services on Sunday. His topic for the morning service was 'God is Great', 'God is Good' and 'God is Here'. He enlarged on the last theme, and reminded us to look around, with trees in bud; grasses greening, and spring flowers poking up their heads, and we would see 'God at, work, The choir at Grace United sang 'Hark the Glad Creation'. At Manchester, 'David Hobbs sang a solo. | j : In the evening, serviie was held at the Head Memorial Church. Rev, Joblin conducted a~short worship ser- vice, and then showed some (interest- ing slides of some of the work in the mission field. Altho' Rev. Joblin confessed he was an amateur in taking pictures, we're 'sure an expert could do no better to capture the beauty in color and scen- ery on these slides. Pictures were shown of the Norway house, and other Mission homes and schools that our churches support. When we see little. Indian children, healthy - and happy, getting some of the priviled- ges in life that our own'children get, in the remotest areas. 8 we can understand why 'this work is 80 rewarding. Beautifully modern hospital and schools are springing up Ladies Aid and Home _and School Clubs 'are being formed{ for the In- dian ladies and are flourishing too. We are. very grateful to Rev, Joblin for taking some of his valuable time, to' come to speak to us, and we all thoroughly enjoyed our Sunday with him, Mrs. James Wilson and her daugh- ter. Carol sang a lovely duet during the service. : Next Sunday, April 27, the Elders and Stewards will have charge of the service." The Special speaker will be Mr, Philip Spence, the Secretary of the National Association of A.0.T.S. Clubs of our church. (As One That Serves). Next Thursday, the W.A. of Man- chester church will meet at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Aird at 2.30 p.m. The cubs met last Tuesday a 1st Stars were awarded, One to\Da- vid Webster, and one to Ken Web- ster. Several boys passed tests, and Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Appleton, on the birth of their little daughter last week. Ricky is very proud to have a new sister. Mr, and Mrs. Alan Redman had a bad scare Monday night when little Tommy took seriously ill. He is In Oshawa Hospital, and they hope to have him out by the week-end. Birthday congratulations this week go to~David Anderson, Harm Zylstra, Edith Johnston, Gary Manns, Rich- ard Appleton, Carol Barry, Patsy Holtby, ; A letter was received from our minister Rev. Braham, and we would like to share it with you: "We arrived here (DeBarry, Flo- rida) last evening, after being held up for five days at Mansfield, Penn. We blew a head gasket as we arrived, and just couldn't get an American gasket to fit. 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