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Decided to pur- chase a new light for the church organ. A committee was ap- pointed to look into advisability of erecting a church sign. Fol- lowing the Benediction a dainty lunch was served by the Anna group. On the serviettes used was a mip of Brazil and several pictures showing customs, Special Anglican and United Church Fellowship meetings were held last week--Monday & Thursday evenings in St. John's --Tuesday & Friday in United. Monday, Rev. Rose spoke and led a discussion on "The Faith" and Thursday on "The Sacra- ments". Tuesday Rev. Romeril was leader "The Church" and | Friday "The Ministry". All| meetings were fairly well at- | tended by persons who showed : real interest, | On Monday, March 28, Cart- | wright Central School had two | entries at the Kiwanis Musical | Festival in Peterboro. A girl's ¥riple-trio from Senior Grades! won first prize with 84 points. | The other entry--a junior choir of 40 voices from Grades 3 and 4 won second place with #31 \___poiits, This was close compe- | tition, the winners claiming 84) points. Mrs. Carol -Wonnacott, Bow- | manville, is the efficient music ck News Con- and director for Cartwright. gratulations to director pupils. Very fine Palm Sunday ser- vites were held in both churches Sunday, In the United the choir sang "Hosanna to my King" with Mrs. Lorne Thompson tak- ing the solo part. Rev. Romeril preached from the theme "Good News About God". In St. John's Rev. Rose preached on "The First Palm Sunday", Just pre- ceding the Sacrament of Holy Communion Rev. Rose Blessed the Palms and each person pre- sent was given a Palm leaf as he or she left the church, Services are to be held in both churches Good Friday at 8 p.m. The Town and Country Club met Wednesday evening with a good attendance, Twelve dollars was voted to assist finances (of delegates to the Christian Education Con- ference in Kingston. Two very interesting debates were given by High School students -- Should Euthanasia be Legalized in Canada? Lorna Wright and Nadia Schwartz took the affir- mative and Elizabeth Thompson and Denis McLaughlin the nega- tive. Second debate -- Should Capital Punishment be abolish- ed? was taken by Judy Coch- rane and Betty Bradburn, af- firmative, and Judy Swain and Douglas Metcalf, negative. Very interesting discussions followed each debate. Rev. P. Romeril conducted the closing devotions, Lunch and social time followed. Prize winners at the L.O.B.A. euchre Wednesday were Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr. Carl Wright and Mrs. Marwood McKee. Mr. and Mrs, Harry VanCamp returned home from Florida on Thursday. Saturday evening 25 Girl Guides, Leaders and friends at- tended a Gold Cord Cermony for Central and Toronto Area Guides at McLaughlin Collegi- ate Institute, Oshawa. Judy Swain, Elizabeth Thompson and Marlene Tomchishin received their Gold Cord Certificates from Mrs. Gunn, Provincial Commissioner for Ontario. 728 - 6201 (3 lines) POPPI POPES Four Seasons Travel (Oshawa) LIMITED ® YOUR CERTIFIED e TRAVEL CONSULTANTS A complete travel service throughout the world. -- No Service Charge OSHAWA -- HEATING OIL-- Comfort DURING THE COMING €OLD WEATHER SEE US FOR HEATING OIL We have FIRST QUALITY and offer you Automatic Delivery with FREE Cleanout Service in the Spring. 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