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/ School Scraphbook | Keep this flag flying in Canada! â€"GIVE generously _ TO THE RED CROSS**" Form Seven Assembly, held Next on the agenda, Jane en Friday, February 24, was Garrett and Patsy Barefoot opened with the hymn, "God favoured us with a piano duet. Sees the Little Sparrow Fall." Then a short play called, "A ‘Then the Scripture was read by Quiet Evening with the Radio" Linda Christenson, and .chairâ€" was presented by the following man Bob Hall led in the Lord‘s players: Grandpa â€" Leonard A Quict Evening with the Radio Prayer Waitch Repairing 91 MAIN ST. NORTH CH. 1â€"3521 pomanont MaY Arso #6 tant DMicF T9: Mrs. J. H. Barker, Christian| _ ‘weeropy â€" â€"â€" || / : hai ; Stewardship Secretary, passed WESsTON Campaign Chairman on the suggestion that Lent was | Telephone CM. ©1â€"6584 LN DUSTRIAL ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION LIMITLED * ti a p * GEO. W. BULL Ptook taking.. The, presigents of [ Sun Life Asurance Co. , Sponsors of Canada‘s Most Used Time Purchuse Plan . $ the auxiliaries reported items of ‘ j »002 hx d oc s < P 7‘ Mqin St. S. Weston interest from their auxiliaries." ot Canada «oremmmenpmnemntemmennmnmmemmmensnmmenmmennmmnnmnpmsismmmmmmenesennmmememinenmemnnentemermmmnmen permnisanimennimmntvedivmpnasonm evmnrmenren anatunts in ceriarncnnpermmmnnrm mc oonmoriveninnmmmntasnt They give up thair spare time solely and unselfishly to help others. Please greet them accordingly, And remember, you elso serve by giving. ALL RED CROSS CANVASSERS WORK WITHOUT PAY A symbol of all that is best in human nature . .. to give a helping hand when needed . .. to show kindness of heart . . . to care for the sick . . . to comfort the distressed. THE ONE FLAG ON WHICH ALL AGREE Skinner; Grandma â€" Margo Watson; Mary â€" June Henry; and John â€" Tony Fouracre. The assembly was brought to a close with the singing of God Save the Queen. . Senior at the Symphony At 120 on Friday, February 18, five buses left the Weston ‘Senior public school. They were full of happy students eagerly looking forward to the symâ€" phony being conducted at Toâ€" ronto‘s Massey Hall All made merry and sang songs on the way down. When we arrived we were hustled off the buses and led into the hall where we got settled in our seats. LITTLE BROS. LIMITED #wisgs. cheers were given when it was finished. The Fi:ght of the Bumblebee was another impresâ€" sive number. Sir .Ernest exâ€" plained that according to the story, the Bumblebee was redlly a prince who was chased out of his country by disloyal subjects. He was then changed into a bee which came back to sting everyâ€" one he did not like.‘‘ At the conclusion of the conâ€" cert, we sang O Canada Then we piled into the buses again and soon arrived home with a happy feeling of an afternoon well spent. HOCKEY SATUBDA‘ Thistletown hockey team was beaten 5â€"1 by Fairhaven school team in last Saturday‘s game. Men‘s Club Speaker The devotional period was taken by Mrs. Boggs who used as her topi«, "Hands". Arrangeâ€" ments were made for the Men‘s Club dinner on March 6th and the Scout banquet, Feb. 29th. The annual spring tea and apron sale is to be held April 18th and the date for the bazaar was set for October 27th. PRESBYTERIAN WA The Women‘s Association of the Presbyterian church held their regular monhtly meeting on Tuesday, February 2ist. In the absence of the president, Mrs. A. Cruickshank, Mrs. Roos occupied the chair. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction after which a social half hour was enjoyed. ‘"The February . Meeting of the Executive of Toronto West Presâ€" byterial W.M.S. of the United Church of Canada was held in Humbercrest® United _ church. Mrs. H. F. Price presided. Mrs. W. R. Shortt conducted the very fine devotional and Mrs. J. H. Barker, Christian Stewardship Secretary, passed on the suggestion that Lent was a good time for a spiritual stockâ€"taking.. The presidents of the auxiliaries reported items of interest from their auxiliaries." PRESBYTERIAL â€" EXECUTIVE Highlights| _ l Rather ought we to be like the penitent thief who, recogâ€" nising freely his guilt and his sin, and sweeping aside all preâ€" sumption and pride, asks humblyâ€"‘Lord, remember me‘ when Thou comest.! Penitence does not go hand in hand with the spirit which is n reality making a demand upon God for salvation. This word from the Cross shows us that penitence humbly seeks what the Lord can give. What He gives needs not to be demanded for it is offered freely to any weary and toilâ€"worh traveller who, freely admitting his guilt and unworthiness, and coming to God without any pretense or guile, turns to Him for help, who alone can give it. As He hangs upon the Cross, pouring out the final drops of His life‘s blood for the race He loved so much, He says to every | seeker after Lifeâ€" § There were two ‘malefacâ€" * \| tors‘ both of whom were unâ€" | doubtedly guilty and deserving P * % of death. There was also One X;i& \who was innocent and spotless "} 1)% |and totally undeserving of disâ€" h . c grace. One of the thieves out i id ; of the midst of his pain and + ’_g: . L,, | agony, ‘railed‘ on Jesus, deâ€" 3‘ "',7.{?‘:» I manding that he be released »‘( , | from his suffering. But Jesus, )W' \| Himself | suffering far beyond ww | the imagination of any fhan, reâ€" 4‘; _‘_.-." | turns no answer. No one is ever (%, _f,;;:'}:" in the position to make deâ€" [ e .. d | ‘}mands upon Jesus Christ, for no itmmcattil l creature has any claim on God, | the Creator! The sin and sufâ€" fering that nailed Jesus to the Qross was the sin of presumpâ€" REV. J. R. F. MOORE tion. How many are there who come to Jesus, and, taking no thought for their sin and guilt,| demand that God save them! It is their right! Salvation, and with it peace and rest are not go We demanded on human terms,| but areâ€"to be accepted as the gift of Christ. We are not to call| out like the one thiefâ€"‘If Thou be the Christ, save . . . . us!" ‘Today shalt thou be with me in paradise.‘ The penitent thief desperately wanted paradiseâ€"the place ,of rest. Perhaps in his heart of hearts he realised what we now | knowâ€"that paradise is only to be found in Jesus. Not only did ! paradise come with Him, but in a real sense, He is paradise. As \5 He hangs upon the Cross, manifesting His Love and deep conâ€" ! cern for man, there is none who cannot see the [gateâ€"way to | paradise. In Him it is opened to us all, and this is the truth of L His Gospel. + 1 CA C en shicci ‘jet aircraft from Canada in Alâ€" By the Rev. J. K. F. Moore, B.A., B.D., Minister of Rexdale _ |lied Air Forces Central Europe Presbyterian Church, Rexdale. |detence this year, as made by 24 Air Chief Marshal Sir George "And Jesus said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, Today shalt . Mijls, Commander of NATO‘s thou be with me in paradise." Luke fl:C'l. ____ | biggest air force, has particular The beautiful story of the penitent thief is found only in the Gospel of Luke, but among all the incidents connected with the Cruifixion, it is among the best known, . ® FORDâ€"MONARCH SALES & SERVICE Weston B & P Women Sponsor Health Exercises The Weston Business and Proâ€" fessional Women‘s Club sponâ€" sored a programme of music and health exercises on February 22nd at Creelman Hall. The first part of the programme was devoted to music, given by the quartette from Central Unitâ€" ed church under the direction of Bruce Metcalfe. In a varied proâ€" gramme of solos, duets, and quarâ€" tettes, these musicians delighted the audience. 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