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iota El fet HATE AS FREY EST BLACKSTOCK By O. Hill A good crowd enjoyed the Flower Demonstration spon- « sored by the Boy Scout Lad' * ies Auxiliary in the Town- LJ 1] ship Hall, Tuesday evening Nov. 19th. Mr. Keith David: son florist from Uxbridge demonstrated many floral ar- rangements which was very interesting. A very success. ful bake sale was held after the demonstration. 'All units of the U.CW. met this past week, Tuesday the Evening unit attended] ~'the Flower demonstration in- stead of a programme, then went to Mrs. Harold Me: Laughlin's for Bible Study, Worship and lunch. Wednesday morning the - Candace unit met at the home of Mrs. Roy McLaugh- lin. Mrs. Harold Kyte gave the Worship which was fol lowed by Bible Study. Mrs. Jim Marlow gave report of nominating committee for the unit. Officers for 1969 are Leader -- Mrs. Harold Kyte; Secretary--Mrs. Gord- on Strong; Treasurer--Mrs. Harry VanCamp. Mrs. Har old Martyn showed pictures of their trip last summer. 8 members, 4 visitors and 4 children attended. ~ The afternoon unit met in the Vestry Wednesday with » Mrs. Roy Taylor presiding and Mrs. C. Hill acting see- retary in the absence of both leader and secretary. Mrs. Taylor opened the meeting with a poem " 'Tis Winter Now". Mrs. Hill with the Prince Albort Pals 4-H CLUB MEETINGS - Meeting #3, October 26-- ¢ The President was in LJ charge. Meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer. Roll was called. Home Assignment taken up. The secretary read the minutes of the last meet- ing and were adopted by the president. All were pleased to have Mrs. Gatenby, Home Econo- mist at the meeting. How to do the Feather Stitch was taught and the uses of the Blanket Stitch discussed. Meeting closed with the 4-H Pledge. Meeting #4, November 2nd The meeting opened with » the President in charge. The Roll Call and Home Assign- ment was taken up. The sec- retary read the minutes of the last meeting and they were approved. Mrs. Pugh explained the uses of the, Feather Stitch and all learn- % the Daisy and Chain Stitch. . athe There was a 4-H Conven- tion held at the Royal York: ,Hotel. The Club was asked to attend and give the exhibit of the last unit, which was "Cereal Shelf". Panabaker was the commen tator of the exhibit. Meeting' closed with 4-H Pledge. : COMPLETE +REAL ESTATE LAMBERT . 985-7373 Diane. assistance of five others gave the Worship and Mrs. Ro- meril led the Bible Study. Very informative pictures taken in Japan in 1966 were shown on the screen by Mrs. Romeril. Mrs, Stanford Van Camp gave a paper on Japan and afterwards showed a dis- play of little rocks she had purchased and gathered near tb Aah dd hed dod ohodedobod hod dob de ELECTRICAL NEWS Sault Ste Marie, Nipigon and Sudbury, last summer, 11 ladies attended. Wor ship, Bible Study was from the same theme at all units. Also the business which was mainly making plans for catering to the O.N.O. ban- quet, Nov. 30th. . Mr. and. Mrs, Dalton Dor- rell; Mr, & Mrs, Ivan Mount- KEN P. MURRAY wipbutaiindediliedeiadod. deka ata CONTRACTOR Domestic and Industrial WIRING 274 Rosa St. /' ' ' ' / / ' /' [] / ' / ' [A ¥ 4 / ' ' [ ' H ] / ' / ' I) CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT PHONE 985 - 7005 ESS SSS SSS T ISSN ISL SSNS SSRN SSA SARA A A A PORT PERRY joy; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon As- selstine; Mr. and Mrs, Os- mond Wright; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Van Camp; Mr. and Mrs. Richard VanCamp; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson, at. tended the Federation of Ag- riculture Banquet at Solina Wednesday evening when the Mayor of Whitby spoke on Regional Planning. The Sr. A.C.W. were en- tertained by the Thursday Guild in the Parish Hall on Thurs, evening, Mrs. Lawrence McLaughlin welcomed all present. Mrs. R. Cordon entitled, "Who will answer", a Bible read- ing 'and Prayer. A nominat- ing committee of Mrs. H. Bailey and Mrs. F. Staniland were appointed, also a Christ. mas Cheer Committee of Mrs. John Hamilton and Mrs. N. Green. It was de- cided to send $5 to the Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary Doll Draw. A parcel consist- ing of dishes, quilt linings, dry goods and cards was gratefully accepted from the late Mrs. John Carter's fam. ily. Several members of BLAD SHORT E BLADE ROAST REMOVED RIB ROAST mn. This Week's Meat Features RED or BLUE Brand BONE | 6oc a Nov. 21st. m ® Howard's Draperies both organizations took Cook' |ARRID PORT PERRY STAR --. Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968 -- 9 Books to sell. Our Fall Bale valued at $150 was thank- fully acknowledged by the Dorcas Dept., Toronto. The members present signed a card to be given with a fare well gift to our president, Mrs. Thomas Graham, who is 'moving to Ottawa and will be | greatly missed by the mem. bérs of our A.C.W. Because of inclement weather Mrs. Graham was unable to attend HOWARD VICE, Prop. 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