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Ee = Adah RS lei PAAR ds NARS a United Church Women hear Moderator The annual meeting of the Lindsay Presbyterial United Church Women was held in Queen Street United Church, Lindsay, on January 30. The highlight of the morn- ing session was the visit of Very Rev. Bruce McLeod, Moderator of the United Church of Canada, intro- duced to the meeting by Mrs. Roeske. : In his most interesting remarks he told us that the Moderator is a person who has an opportunity to be the centre of the churches from Newfoundland to B.C. and to sense the family in the church. A major happening to-day of the church is a new awareness of God as the 3rd person of the trinity. In the U.C.W. we have a terrific sense of variety in the family of the United Church. We go out into the world to meet God's spirit and to declare what we know of it through Jesus Christ. There is a new awareness of the spirit in the presence of God. We are all bound toget- her spiritually and physica- lly in the love of God. There was a brief question and answer period at the close of his address and he was asked to play and sing which he most graciously did. We were led in singing "Its a small world after All." An impressive "In Memor- iam" service was conducted by Miss V. Neal, Victoria Road and Mrs. G. Gilson, Little Britain, The Worship Service was presented by Mrs. Wellman, Bethel, follo- wing along the Theme of the meeting, Where are You? Where is my brother? Re- sponsive readings of "Voices from the Private World and Calling to the People of the Church" followed the story "Which Way". Rev. R.L.. Rumble of the Ecumenical School of the deaf, Toronto, was intro- duced By Mrs. Gillis. He told us that the United Church is becoming involved in 2,200 who are deaf across Canada and some of the problems He encounters as he travels across the country. There are none so deaf as those won't hear. Jesus said 'Go into the world and preach the gospel to all creatures'. We can change things as Christigns who love the unlovely. Take what we have 4 and then share it with others; Don't count your days but make your days count; do something for someone else; no one can stand so tall as the one who can get down and help someone who couldn't get up. Where is my brother? my brother is everywhere, where I am needed. We have only one life to live, give of ourselves in Jesus name. The installation service was conducted by Rev. L. Dorsch. Past Pres., Mrs. A. Gillis, - "Don't top the tank" Cameron; Pres., Mrs. B. Roeske, Burnt River; Vice- Pres., Mrs. G. Gilson, Little Britian; Mrs. G. Stewart, Brechin; 'Mrs. W. English, Cannington; Secretary, Mrs. E. Graham, Fenelon Falls; Treasurer, Mrs. J. Coburn, Fenelon Falls. Mrs. Roeske took the chair, spoke briefly and closed the meeting with the courtesy report. The sing-song that opened the afternoon session was very capably led by Rev. G. Hoffstetter, Janetville. May save 230,000 gal. of gasyearly "Don't Top The Tank' is the rallying cry of the Ministry of the Environ- ment's campaign to discou- rage over-filling of gas tanks a practice which wastes up to 230,000 gallons of gasoline per year, Minister James Auld announced today. Total sales of gasoline for After you turn 21 your parent's OHIP insurance no longer includes you. You're on your own. So apply for your own OHIP number. or you could be walking into an emergency uncovered! Get an appli- What a day! You're 21. Don't delay cation form from an OHIP District ' Ministry of 7) Health Ontario Hon Richard T Potter MD. Minister Hamilton 25 Main St. W. 528-3481 London 227 Queens Ave. 433-4561 Sudbu 295 Bond St. 675-9111 Toronto 2195 Yonge St. (Eglinton) 482-111 Office and send itin immediately. Important: Always quote your OHIP number when contacting OHIP. The OHIP District-Office in your area will answer any questions and help you with your application. 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"Over-filling tanks until gas spills, or filling them so full that fuel pours out as the car drives away, adds unburned hydrocarbons to the air. Each year, about 900 tons of hydrocarbon air poll- ution is caused by .this practice," the Minister said. "Here we have a potentially scarce commodity, the price of which is accelerating rapidly, whose wastage adds to our air pollution problems." The Ministry has produced circular decals that read, "Conserve Energy, Fight Pollution, Don't top The Tank." These can be placed on gas cap$. near filler openings or on car windows. "Drivers using these stickers and seeing that this suggestion is compiled with could help reduce air pollu- tion, save gasoline, and in so doing save themselves money," Mr. Auld pointed out. "Auto manufacturers, with prompting from various government bodies, have developed emission control equipment to prevent hydro- carbons being released by evaporation from tanks or caburetors. 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