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"ALERT", O'LEABY

1.110 "Alert" C. 6. LT. Oroul? OI 0'Laur.Y report tint they have an enrollment of 29 girls between the ages of 12 and lo. Their leader is Mine Joyce Mlcbougall and their nflicers are:

Prealdent. Nancy Campbell: vice-

ipresident, Aleta Harris; secretary,

Dynthla Kennedy; treasurer, Geor- gina Yeo.

During the winter. they held a pantry sale and 1 Si. Patriclrs tea and at Christmas time. conducted the National Vesper service. We will be waiting to hear an account of their hike which they planned for May 1th.

“Cnl‘Il)lN(E l.l(i II'l"’ SUDIDIERSIIIE

Thu group attended the April meeting oi Trinity Woman's Mis- sionary Society which was held in Epworth Hall. At this i:mc, lhf‘_V

.- held the Re-afliliaiion Scmce wllh

theW.M.S. and presented a cheque for 1.went._y.nve dollars as their share of the special objects which this y.-ear will be used to l'l“lp scholarship students

KENSINGTON

On April 15. the Kcnsington C G.I.T. and Trail Rangers held a "Mi.-Alonary Open Nli_ll‘iI" {or their parents, members of the W .\I. S. and Tgros. They p!'(‘.<€Sl‘.'PI"I a re- view of their Missionary Sllidy which was based on the book "Out 0! This World."

Myrna Cousins welcomed the guests and Elizabeth Brnoirins di- rected A sin:-song. Rex". l_. M Murray was pnaniot and also wel- comed the \‘l£lI0l‘5.

Murray Mayhew. BT01 Caseiey. Mona. Mayhew and Elizabeth Brooluna led the worship -|€l'\‘lCe entitled "My Mission in Life". Offering was received by Scott Woodside and James Woodside.

"I'he Jolly Mac's", intermediate group directed by Miss Dorothy Maoxenziie described dllfererit mi- tlonalltlu in Canada and told what each had contributed to the welfare of the country. Those tak- ing part were: Joan Cascley, Mar~

zaret Murray. Jean Murray, Elaine‘

spicer, Libby Shuman, Gwennyth Maomurdo, Marlene Macivlurdo, Lillian Court, Moria Mayhew and Oonnie Brown.

The “Elizabethan" senior group. directed by Mrs. Robert Carruth-

Thursdny, Msy 13. 1954__

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ches."

-Taking part were: Brookins, Evelyn Crozier, Glndys Davison, Eleanor Clark. Frances Henderson and Myrna Cousins. The "Story of Eesuk". an Airl- can boy. was told by Alan and David Bvhumsn and Stanley Palm- er and directed by Rev. LM. Mur- ray and Robert Carruthera. A film. "The Brotherhood of Man" land a iilmstrlp on "Emilie". I Ko- rean wall. were shown.

Gwen Court moved a vote of thanks to Mr. Everett Donald who was in charge of the projector. Following “'I‘a.pa" the visitors view- ed the display which included pos- ters. towel kit Ior Korea, quilt squares. literature on the world Council of Churches and a num- ber of diflerent translations of the Bible, which included Dutch. Dan- lsh. Greek, Hebrew, and I number 0! English translations.

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At this time of year. most groups are preparing tor the closing of their group until tall, while in rural areas many gmups will hold their meetings during the summer. We viill be eagerly awaiting news from all those who have as yet not reported. as well all from those who have.

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UNION noon W.M.l. Holy." was Iollowed by Prayer in unison.

The monthly meeting of Union M”, John Mme, “V. . -hm, Rood W. M. S.'YI:l2L at the home "mm. 11.41,,‘ entmed oi Mrs. Earl Livingstone on Mny um." Hymm

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