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P398 20 NORTH LEEDS LMTEM A WORLD DEVELOPMENT STUDY DAY ON SOUTH AFRICA. On Saturday, April 14, we have arranged for the Rev. Charles Villa-Vicencio to lead us in a Study Day on South Africa, Apartheid and related concerns. The Rev. Charles Villa-Vicencio is a Professor of Missions and Ecumenics at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. He is a Methodist minister and has been active with the South African Council of Churches, representing them several times at conferences relating to the Program to Combat Racism and other similar issues. He is presently teaching at Emmanuel College, Toronto, for five months. He is extremely committed to justice in the South African situation and has coâ€"edited the book; "Apartheid is a Heresy". He comes to us through the South African Education Project. Films: The Homelands & the Promised Land. Date & Times: Saturday, Apri114/84 9:30 - 3:45 p.m. Place: Holy Trinity, Oak Leaf (located on the Oak Leaf Road, about 5 miles S.W. of Athens off Hwy #42 8: about 5 miles N.E. of Lyndhurst.) _Cost: $2.00 for lunch & expenses. FORD POWER EQUIPMENT TO MATCH YOUR BUDGEI' FORD LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTORS Ford 1700 Diesel w/rotarv tiller ATHENS WOMENS' INSTITUTE The members were happy to have as their guests at their March meeting, Mrs. James Bell, who is District President of Leeds East as well as Mrs. Judie McCormick, of Shanes Institute. Mrs. Bell gave an inspiring talk urging participation in the Ontario Bicentennial. She outlined briefly, the history of our province and explained the significance of the Bicentennial logo. Ours is indeed a rich heritage, and we should strive to remember and cherish it. "The white pine is Ontario's tree, so it is hoped that many of these trees will be planted in our province during 1984, as a celebration of the event" she stated. Mrs. Bell was thanked by our president Mrs. G.R. Gallinger. With the aid of coloured slides, Mr. 8: Mrs. Ben Cameron described a recent trip they had made to Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria & Germany. The scenery in Switzerland is magnificent. Chalets nestled among the green fields with a background of evergreen trees and snowâ€"capped mountains. Sponsors: The Anglican Diocese of Ontario World Development Subâ€"Committee The South African Education Project. The Primate's World Relief & Development Office. The Parish of Lansdowne Rear Third World Task Force. REGISTRATION Preâ€"registration is not essential but it is very helpful. Send t_o: Mr. Clair Moulton RR #4 Athens, Ont. KOE 1B0 Flower boxes, usually containing geraniums, seemed to be attached to every window. Most towns had narrow streets and many of these streets were adorned with paintings. A variety of art work brightened some buildings. Roads on the mountains are steep and winding but always surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Austria is outstanding for its beautiful castles and architecture. Houses, though joined together, are of different colours with flower boxes at each window. Memorable features of Austria include the still beautiful Blue Danube, the Vienna waltzes, a monument to Mozart as well as the castle around which "The Sound of Music" was filmed. The Cameron's were introduced by Mrs. Marion Stoltz and thanked by Mrs. Rose Brown. The annual meeting in April will start with a pot luck supper on Wed. April 18/84. For this meeting the nominating committee is to be Mrs. Mabel Stanford and Mrs. Helen Ramsey. A clear and comprehensive report of the District Director's meeting was presented by Mrs. Ruth Cameron, .who reported that the District Annual was to be held in Gananoque on May 24. 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