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COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday, April 2lst ~ EASTER, . 9.30 A.M. -Sr. Sunday School 11,00 A.M. .» Beginners Sunday School 11,00 A.M. EASTER MORNING WORSHIP Sermon Subject: "The Glory of Easter" EASTER EVENING SERVICE 7.30 P.M. s "Easter in Song and Story" The Choir will be in attendance at the evening service to render special ~ Easter music, FRIDAY APRIL 19th - 7,00 P.M, _, A service of wrship will be held on Friday evening at 7,00 P.M, All members and friends of the church are urged to set aside this hour on Good Friday for worship. .. «°. Following the evening service on Sunday, the April meeting of the Church Board will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. Ferrier, : ' 0-0-0 LIBRARY REVIEWS pat. THE AFRICAN GIANT By Stuart Cloete The author has ranched in'the Trans- ~~ vaal, South Africa for a number of years, His ancestor was the first white man to obtain a charter of land in Africa in 1656, He is keenly interested in Africa!s present and future, This book is the story of a year's journey which took-he. and his wife throughout Africa, They listened to the opinions of emirs and missionaries, . diplomats and native doctors, They visited slave barracoons and ju-ju houses, They find cannibalism, the leopard people, trial by ordeal appears only to be checked by force, Mr. Cloete believes the :African can only be prevented from returning' to 'the violent past with all its barbarism (as with the Mau Mau) by a vigorous educational program for their women, He gives the reader an excellent view of this complex land, THE HEROES OF CLONE Margaret Kennedy Roy Collins, a young man engaged to work on a film script about a Victorian poetess, finds the play and biography, from which he is working, false, Fascinated by an occasional glimpse of the truth he delves deeper and deeper into this remarkable woman's history at the risk of his own career, (cont'd, next colum) ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH Page 2 Sunday, April 2lst - Masses - 8,15 A.M. 930 A.M. Saturday, April 20th - Confessions - 3-4 P.M, 7-8 P.M, Benediction Sunday evening at 7,30 P.M, Mass during the week at 8,00 A.M. and on Saturday at 8,30 A.M. VER 0-0-0 LIBRARY HOURS Monday, Wednesday - 2,30 to 4.30 P.M, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday ~ 7,00 to 9,00 P.M, 0-0-0 TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO A BETTER CHANCE AGAINST CANCER You give your family the best of every- thing - there's really nothing you wouldn't do to make your family happy. And if you could help make them safe - safe against cancer, you would do that too, wouldn't you? And fasts Well, you CAN HELP,. The Canadian Cancer Society needs your dollars right now, It needs them for RESEARCH, which is making important gains against the killer, For education, which gives everyone life-saving facts about cancer, .For service, which aids and comforts the stricken, So, let's be ready for the door-to- door canvassers who will be calling on you Friday, April 26th, between 7 P.M, and P.M, 0-0-0 | ART CLUB NEWS _ Last weekend members of the Terrace : Bay Art Club were invited to attend the O.R.eAe Conference held in the Auditorium We were pleased to have this oppor~ tunity to meet with members of participating art groups, and to discuss with them our mutual problems, and view the paintings and sketches displayed, . If possible be on hand early so that we may talk over the ideas gleaned from the Conference study group, and decide which are practical for use in our Club, It is very important that we have a good turn out, If possible we will start 20 mins, before the regular meeting time,