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Blue Ray Chapter The regular meeting of Blue Ray Chapter No, 288, O.E.S. met in the Masonis Temple with the Worthy Matron, Margaret Carnegie presiding. ~The meeting was opened in the re- gular form and a warm welcome was extended in the East by the Worthy Matron to Past Matrons Helen Col- bear, Mildred Jeffrey, Mabel Chap. man, Jessie Espie, Edith Nottingham, Margaret Jeffrey, Margaret Hood; Past Patrons Hugh Espie and Leonard Colbear.. A goodly number of mem- bers were present including one visit- or. Owing to the absence of several officers, it was necessary to have . 'these stations capably filled by Past Matrons Mildred Jeffrey, Margaret Hood and Margaret Jeffrey. The Sick and Sunshine Convenor, Adelia White was happy to welcome back Associate Conductress, Oliver Painter, who is nicely recovering from a fractured leg and was also sorry to report that Jessie Robertson, who was getting along nicely after her fractur- 'ing her ankle, had the misfortune to again take a nasty tumble, Special wishes were extended to those on the sick list for a speedy recovery and sin- "sere sympathy to those bereaved of loved ones, The Estarl convenor, Mabel Chap- man, P.M, reported the sale of stamps is going very slowly and hand. ed in the sum of $12.76 towards that project, The Regalia Convenor Emma Cook reported on the Bakeless Bake Sale, and so far has handed in the amount of $30.86 to go towards purchasing new equipment. Helen Colbear, P.M., reported for the Ways and Means, regarding the draw to be held in June, and from sale of tickets is proving very popular. Several invitations were accepted among which was one for Markham Chapter, June 1st. During the business session, te Benevolent Convenor, Margaret Jef- frey, P.M. announced that all arrange- ments were made for the Bowling Party to be held at the Causeway Bowling Lanes and asked all members to support this project. Plans were discussed regarding the Birthday Party to be held in June, In- vitations have been accepted and a large crowd is anticipated. Adelia White, A.M.,, called a meeting for her committee, at her home, to complete arrangement for the catering to the wedding planned the middle of May. Before the meeting was brought to a close draping of the Altar was im- Today, John McMurray and Mary his wife travel to town together. For him the journey to the office is an every day routine. For Mary it's something special -- an exciting early start to a day's shop- ping. For both a busy day lies ahead . .. one during which they'll make good use of the services their bank provides. 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The Refreshment Committee, con- venéd by Ethel Nottingham, served a delicious luncheon and a social half hour was enjoyed. Prince Albert In spite of steady rain on Sunday many folk attended the "Family Day Service" which was observed in music and story. The colorful floral arran- gement lent a spring touch while the junior and adult choir marched in oc- cupying the usual choir space. Rev. E. 8. Linstead and Supt. Mr. E, Mar- tyn presided in the pulpit, The serip- ture was read by Robt. Jeffs. Mr, Linstead told several suitable stories. The choir anthems were highly ap- preciated. Mr. B. Snelgrove rendered a lovely violin number accompanied by Mrs. Hunter at the organ, piano music by Mrs. Snelgrove. Collection was taken by two young men, -Ron- ald Gibson and Larry Brown. Thanks to everyone who contrjbuted their time in.making the special family service possible and enjoyable. Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh & family had her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gostik and friend Miss Doris Dolphin all of Claremont, and. attended our special service. Sunday company with Mr, and Mrs. C. Cameron and Jim included an aunt Mrs. Brown, Tenn.; parents Mr, and Mrs, Palmer of Beaverton and brother Mr. and Mrs. W. Palmer and family of Omemee. . Mr, and Mrs. W, Webb, Haliburton, spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hunter and other re- latives. Practically all the W.A. members made up a three day bee with needles, scissors, irons, | making over twenty new choir gowns in the home of Mrs. A. Martyn. Alan Murphy has been pleased to have his city cousin Judy Dickinson, Toronto, for a few days. The April meeting of the Woman's Association was held on the evening of the 27th at the home of Mrs, Allen Martyn with a good attendance. Mrs. Smith presided and called the meeting to order with hymn 256. The Scripture from John 8, was read by Mrs. Pugh of the group in charge. Missionary convener Eva, gave a fine paper, in regard to Missionary work and suggested we start right away saving clothing for bales. Hymn 262 was sung, followed by a reading by Myrtle. An invitation to Prospect bazaar and afternoon tea on May 18th was read. Also an invitation was read to at- tend a Supply Tea at Ebenezer Church on June 20th, A date was set for sewing bee, for the making of the new choir gowns, at Catharene's home, On motion of Ileen and Grace, we send Mildred to "School for Leaders". Four visits were reported. Following the Mizpah Benediction, group 8 served lunch, United Church W.M.S. The May meeting of the Afternoon Auxiliary was held Tuesday, the 10th in the Sunday School room. The President, Mrs. Griffen, presided. Mrs. Love's group in charge of the pro- gram, The meeting opened with hymn and prayer. Mrs. Leask, Supply Sec., reported everything ready for the bale and extended an invitation to all the ladies of the community to come to her home Wednesday, May 18th, when the contents of the bale will be displayed from 8 to 5 and 7 to 9. Tea will be served by W.M.S, members. GYPTEX TEXTURE PAINT 10 Ib. pkg: 25 |b. bag Create new walls from old --easily fi and quickly. Cover and con- ceal minor surface irregularities. Easy to apply. Seven beautiful colours, REESOR FUEL & LUMBER Of rice at Scugog and Water Streets PORT PERRY YU 56-7961 HAVE YOUR BEST SUMMER EVER Really live. Enjoy the fun of going places, doing things. Its so easyinOntario.Start your best summer ever by mailing the coupon below. Er --_---- FREE? 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