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Piano solo was played by Lenore Bentley; guitar number and solo, "stranger of Galilee," by Mr.' Jack Spoelstra. Mrs. William William- son's Sunday school class sang "Stop and Go," duet, Ruth Alward - Gloria Alward. New Pashyr and Bride Tendered Reception ( BROWNSVILLE (C) - Recep- 5ti9n for the new pastor of the Ideal 'Baptist' Church and'his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holland of London, was held in the church here. Superintendent James Clarkson presided for the program. Wayne 'Clarke lead in a few choruses, ac- ';companied by Miss Mary Lois Bent- ley at the piano. reading, "Being a Preacher's J' .was ‘read by Mrs. James :son. Junior Girls' Trio sang, kev. Boomer took up T'es-- idence in London, as he was attending King's College to further his studies. He com- muted back and forth to Tyrtrcois' ville on Sunday and part time through the week for a mid- week service . After eight years of service to the church and his graduation, he accepted a position as Physiatric Coun- selior at Brockville, so once again the church was left without a pastor. In 1968 the church sy- tended a call to Reverend E. Boomer , from Red Lake. Mr Mrs. E. Ho Mrs. Wilford Parsons presented the couple with a cake in shape of an open Bible reading "The Lord Is My Shepherd," that she made. A closing hymn was sung and Mr. Holland closed in prayer. Presentation of a purse of money was made to Mr. Earl Holland on behalf of the church by Stanley Porchack. A present was given to Mrs. Earl Holland by Mrs. Theo Alward and Jeanette Alward on be- half of the Ladies' Union. “In My Heart There Rings a Mel- odie." . Jack Spoelstra, accompanied by his guitar,'sang, "Nearer My God to Thee." A short reading was.given by Wayne Clarke. John Smith and John Derrough gpoke briefly. lland Graduates of London Bible College (tr) jdev. and Mrs. Elmer Boomer, Ruth ahd Mary Aes. Holland Baby son peo//nj 79077 deéAk/w'é’ Hail-l crare 4, yfrs'gr-