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The president, Lucille Gray, expressed our pleasure of sev- eral visitors joining wus and chaired the business session. Kaye Smith gave the roll call, minutes and correspondence. Mrs. H. M. Kyte of Blackstock has kindly accepted our invita- tion to open the bazaar on May 20th. A donation was grate- fully received from a member, for services rendered. There was a fine collection of articles, including a layette, for the bale to be forwarded to Norway House, Manitoba. The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Vernon. After theme Song and prayer, a social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Legge's poetry contest provided humorous entertainment. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and the group in charge. . Nearly every home in the community was well represented at the Lions Club Music Festi- val in Sunderland, for six days last week, parents and students. Our Congratulations to Ken- neth Webster for winning a fine trophy, donated by the Village of Sunderland, for his rendition of Beethoven's Sonata in G, on Hl THE BEST TOP QUALITY ESSO HEATING EQUIPMENT (on easy, 5-year, budget terms) 'HOME HEAT ! ' SERVICE © '- AT NO COST TO YOU { BURNFIELD rc ------ AND BALLARD : Plumbing and Heating © 985-2491 Port Perry PROSPECT NEWS Hou Luncheon the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Duff of Kitchener were recent guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duff. We share the grief of the Jack Holtby family, in the death of her father, the late Mr. Frank Hortop, of Hortop St., Oshawa, He was well known in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holliday of Toronto were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vernon. Attendance certificates, rang- ing from two years to nine years, from the Sunday School, were presented to the following pupils-- Janette Holtby, Susan and Ruth Smitherman, Karen Smith, Marie Holtby, Dale Smith, Muriel and Bill Gray, Nancy Webster, Glen and Doug- De ruin) scripture taken from John 14: Smith, Kathy and Margaret | 1-10 "Christ comforts Mis dis Vernon, Mary Lynn Holtby, | ciples? Mys, B. Beare gave _ Robert Smith and Barbara Ty en Holtby. ! ' The United Church Women of Greenbank held a noon luncheon followed by the general meet- ing on Tuesday, March 17th with an attendance of around forty, This being the day for the Irish and so near Easter, the festivities, were so in line. The worship service and pro- gramme pertaining to Easter was enjoyed by all. The after- votional and evening Unit the programme. Mrs. E. Phair played several musical numbers as a call to worship and Mrs. H. Phoenix in charge of devotional period. The opening hymn "We sing the praise of Him who died" was followed by prayer from Mrs. Phoenix, leader of the af- ternoon Unit. Mrs, Guy read noon Unit had charge of the de- | A Hall one of the editors of Read-| with thought taken from the ers Digest and at one time edi-| 23rd chapter of Luke and 33rd tor of "War Cry". verse "& when they were come to the place, which is called Mrs. B. -Phair--played piano Calvary, there they crucified solo "Open the Gates of the y Temple". Offering and dedica-| him, and the malefactors, one tion given. Mrs, Phoenix read | on the right hand, and the other a poem "At Easter". The clos-| on the left". In leaving us with ing hymn for the devotional | thought, Mrs, Harris stated "If 'Crown Him with Many Crowns' | Easter Sunday means to us was sung. what it should, we should all come to Church on Easter Sun- Mrs. Jarvis from the evening day. Unit conducted the programme. : 3 Mrs. Neil Hunter gave a read-| For closing hymn "At the ing "The tax collector calls on | name of Jesus", was sung. the minister", leaving this The president, Mrs. Gordon thought with the minister on Ward then had charge of the reply to questions, "truly you business. She expressed her 210-2 rich man therefore your feelings toward presidency and prosperity is not subject to thanked all those who had taken taxation. Ms. Jarvis then con- part and the wonderful talent ducted a Bible quiz. Everyone | that had been given in so doing. then joined in the singing of several of the old Gospel hymns The Secretary's report by directed by Mrs. M, Lee and| Mrs. Robert Leask read and Mrs. Jarvis. Mrs. M. McGee | adopted. Treasurer's report by played piano solo in keeping! Mrs. Rod Foster given. An open with the Irish, "When Irish| meeting in May will be arrang- Eyes are Smiling". Mrs. Roy | ed for, and further notice given. 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