The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 2

Friday, February 9, 1962 ASXUAL MEETISGS Churches Report Year Of Progress The Ottawa Citizen In The News St. Timothy's St. Timothys Presbvlenan ent, Russell Pritchard; Bible Society representatives, Mrs. J. C.

Black and E'ma Brown; conference delegates. Dr. R. Leal Rrtrrat Rev. A a i I Bersin, OMI, has been chosen as the Retreat Master lor the annual closed retreat of the Ottawa Council of the Knights of Col-t umbus to be treasurer in Toronto and $5,000 was set aside to care for Mac-laren's and Hall's Protestant cemeteries in Wakefield.

Officers elected are: Recording secretary, H. F. Craft; general treasurer, George Parker; Missionary and Maintenance treasurer, Reginald Clark; representative to Presbytery, J. Shouldice; alternate, T. A.

B. Sully. The session's report was given by Rev. R. L.

Bacon; men's known member of the Mission Band of the Oblate Fathers Saint Peter's Province. Garden Exrwrl Known across Canada as one of the nation's great authorities on landscape gardening, Richard Warren Oliver retired on Thursday as horticulturist of the Plant Re-: search Instit- I ute, Depart- ment of Agri my" Greenshiekis and Mr. H. Hawley. St.

Paul', Overbrook A resolution to purchase a site for SL Paul's Church, Overbroofc, was approved at the congregational annual meeting. A cheque for $1,000 for the bunding fund was given by the Ladies' Guild. Robert Lay was appointed rector's warden and Warren Stevenson as people's warden. Other officers filected were John R07 and Thomas Sewell, delegates to Synod, with E. W.

Marshall as alternate; David Koul-ton, vestry clerk. Harold Schwerdfager, Bruce Silver, Zely 0 SAY IT WITH GIFT CERTIFICATES A gift certificate from the Davis Agency is such a sensible Valentine gift idea. And practical too. Because with a gift certificate you know that he or she can pick exactly the item they really want, something they will really appreciate. (And they will appreciate your thoughtfulness too).

With a Davis Agency "Gift Certificate" You Can Choose from: RECORDS GIFT ITEMS FASHION JEWELLERY FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Drop in or phone and arrange your Valentine Gift Certificate held at the Villa Madon-n Retreat House Feb. 11. A native of Ottawa, Father Bergin was recently ap-Dointed di- Kozolanka. Mrs. Annie Cw, and -Mrs.

V. E. Gowan were elected to the advisory board. Capt L. W.

Piowe was appointed treasurer. Jean Sawchuk, etive'ope secretary; John Sawchuk and Carl Clark, auditors. Aylmer United More land is to be acquired by Aylmer United Church for car parting by its new $148,000 church building. This was revealed in the annual meeting during which a budget of $16,209 was approved for 1962. The Women's Federation reported total receipts of Elected as five-year term eiders are Alvin Wideman, Mrs.

Lloyd Holloway, Eric A. Bloore and Arnold Watson. Stewards to 1965 are Lloyd Holloway, Os-bourne Findlay, Ralph Armstrong, Glen MacLachlan, John Hay, Ernest Whittle, Gordon MacKinnon, Leslie Burrows, Kenneth McConnell Robert Moon and Kenneth MacKay. Trustees for a three-year term are R. H.

Wright and Reay Church has completed its first year in its new building on Alta Vista Dnve. Reports from its 32 organizations were presented at the annual meeting. Sunday offering were doubled over 1961 with this year's receipts totalling $39,705. Two missionaries in Formosa were given salary and travel expenses and special gifts were sent to Japan from St. Timothy's.

Dr. A. S. MacLaren and Harold Jenks were added to the session. Unitarian Church Unitarian Church of Ottawa members approved an operating budget of $30,000 for 1962, an increase of 35 per cent over last year.

Adult membership has reached 345 and 364 children are in the church school. Officers elected were R. A. Berry, president; H. Bolster, vice president; R.

A. Mclvor, treasurer and Mrs. D. C. Smith, secretary.

i tA ii i I rector of culture. Mr. Oliver served with the department for 28 years. During i working Fr. Bergin Villa Madonna.

He is a former pastor of St Ann's Parish in Pentic-ton, B.C., and a nationally ta club, George Parker, YPU, Frances Pitt; Manse Committee, Mrs. Bruce Moffatt; Fellow-ship Club, Rev. R. L. Bacon; insurance, Harold Craft; Missionary and Maintenance, Reginald Clark; general treasurer, George Parker.

The next annual meeting of the charge wil! be held at the Alcove United Church. Moom; Creek United Loyal support to church work both at home and abroad, and increased givings exceeding all allocations were reported at the annual congregational meeting Crossword Answer OiL Al lg.4Q;U B.AS;S ArD I AjV El ElL UA eInit EiRE'cnsmoiwis vTg Lj5p Vt-4jsik' SI AL AjjJTglA GfITTl ff uTg El AV 5N IuaJsItI terstsl tsttlsis 203 Sparks Street anrl Carlingwood Shopping Centre Both stores Dial CE 6-7448 Wakefield United Oliver years he received many honors and awards and wrote comprehensively on the subject of horticulture and landscaping. Medical Officer A new medical officer of health for townships of Rolph-Bucharwn-Wylie and McKay, Dr. Donald Robertson of Deep River, has been appointed. Reeve Guy Dumanoir, board health chairman, said two important projects are immunization in schools and Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic and Arthritis Pain If you iuffer rhpumatic, arthritis or neuriti pain, try this simple inexpensive home recipe that thousands are using.

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You are the sole judge as KU-EX is sold by your druggist on a money back guarantee. Over 7 million cans used. Proof of wonderful results. Grand total of givings for the Sidi bel Abbes, headquarters of the French Foreign Legion near Oran in Algeria, was built in 1847. pastoral charge of Wakefield, Alcove and Rupert was reported as $23,300 at the annual congre gational meeting of the United of the Knox United Church at Moose Creek.

Reverend D. C. Munro presided. Reports were submitted by session-clerk, E. A.

McKillican; church treasurer, Victor Johnson; missionary and maintenance treasurer, E. A. McKillican; Missionary Society secretary, Mrs. J. A.

Britton and treasurer, Miss Lily McKillican; Willing Workers' secretary, Mrs. Alex McRae and treasurer, Mrs. Church at Wakefield. Of that sum $2,622 was sent to the Missionary and Maintenance Jake Leonard; Sunday School Quality Plus Savings on this handsome, excitingly new TV by J. Sqte to Wed.

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McKillican. Church officers were reinstated for this year's session. A service of memoriam was held in memory of Miss Catherine Bennett, Mrs. Whitney Fusee and Mr. Leonard Amos.

Gratitude and appreciation expressed by Mr. McRae on behalf of the congregation was extended to Rev. and Mrs. Munro. Fifth Ave.

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