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ST. PETER"S A.C.W. SEEtEY'S BAY Our May meeting was held at the home of Etheleen Tye with Meg Bugler as Pres. A Few members were present and one visitor, little Jonathon Bugler. Scripture was read by Mari Bradley From Mark 9. Meg read the meditation which dealt with the good that "fire" can do For us - such as warmth, light, new gr0wth after a Fire and the cooking or Food. This was a follow up of the good of water and salt in previous meditations. Fire can also destroy homes, burn bodies, forests and business establishments. On the other hand we speak of the fire of inspiration and above all, the Fire of the Holy Spirit - the light of the Christian gospel. Mari read the treasurer' 5 report which was adopted as read and seconded by Charlotte McConnell. There was no correspondence . Chicken Barbeque is set for Wed. Aug. lst at Seeley's Bay Legion Hall. Our First Bake Sale will be Sat. June 2 at l p.m. on the Church lawn - inside it it is raining. Meg & Carol Shaw attended a Church enrichment program and are planning to get “family gatherings" started. We were saddened to hear of the sudden death of our dear frierd and neighbour Mrs. Vera Maxwell who had been living with her son in Detroit, Mich. Two "Good News' Bibles" will be put in our Church in her memory. Mari read an impressive piece of poetry “Don' t Carry the Burdens of To-morrow" . The meeting ended with prayer and a vote of thanks to the hostess by Charlotte 8. Meg. June meeting will be held at Mary Deans' . ' DID YOU KNOW... Canada's fresh water bodies cover 755,168 sq.km.,and repâ€" resent one seventh of all the fresh water in the world. WE STOCK AND DELIVER TEN DIFFERENT PRODUCTS PHONE 387â€"3838 v SWEET’S SND liar-(II teed: RED C R 05 S Tue ox votive of thv lorth Lewis sutrbranch of the Eted Crosr‘.net yuy 16. 'The :first item on the agendfi res port by Shhron Stednan, ne¢vr supervisor. when Sharon began a: SUVQTâ€" visor in March three honen (HTS were worxing on eleVen c sesâ€"~ some work pert-tine. Eiéht homemakers worked twenty CLSPS in april for a total a; fiftyâ€" three days. as of hwy 15 twenty-one CHSUS were being covered by ten nomeccrers for a total of fortyâ€"six days in the first hill of the month. Inâ€"service traininr in boinr held for the honrnexers. n course will b= helfl in the Fall for those vho have not yet taken it. The OXGCUthG members indie ted their satisfaction to Sharon “or the progress n-Ce sinc“ '; reâ€" home- .5 . \J’lj'lj \1 LJ 1] \JF\J \J \1 WHAT EVE R --â€"- FROM CONCRETE GRAVEL TO WASHED TILE BED STONE Seeley’s Bay SONE Ltd. NOR 2:7 :â€" r‘io’o : nouxly to rteris<2s helm June ML neetinr of tee CI"'I‘.(‘LZ, .a'f,’ i'm 7th nettin" 731‘ tru '11; LE :Le‘mi ,.. TH LEEDS LANTLR 1‘ ‘rr to 4; 1L . r '13ni.'LLon. “2.114 241m); 1 -v(.il‘.;fl.=.03, .15, U(, '3 The (:y.» ( a) for mt Yarx Kniverc.:y, ?6â€"?§. JO'n Tull;n(nestport) mun 'arion Th0npson(hcnr 0: Li' C ind Lana define) attengen th Erotzvilie ‘ ,-{.1’ Silt " Jane ?0. RIDEAU HIGH W TIMETABLE CHANGES Any and all timetable changes will be made during the week of August 20 - 24. No timetable changes will be made during the month of September. The following schedule will be observed. DAILY Monday â€" 9:15 - 11:30 1:15 - 3:30 §2§E1E§§ Monday and Wednesday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Students are requested to telephone the school, 359-5391 for appointments. §£§E£é£_EQEE The school office will be closed from July 16 to July 30