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On Wednesday: evening. 16 ladies met at the lovely new *®* home of Mrs. Ruth Dejong in - Sonya for the "Head" U.C.W. meeting. The second vice-president, Mrs. Helen. Hortop opened the. meeting with a Tharks- giving thought. The Devotion included an opening hymn, Scripture and Prayer' by Bonnie Gerrow and a study entitled, *'Count bers of the group in charge. Marilyn Tripp reviewed the . story of the Pilgrims, Joyce Heayn compared our lives with pioneer life. Marion Carter reviewed our type of prayers. "Your . Blessings' shared by mem- lonely people, writing letters, feeding some patients or other helpful tasks. you will hear more about it in meet- ings at Hospital and Nursing home. So, if you have some spare time to help others, plan to attend these inform- ative meetings. Then too, we * must not forget our neigh: 'bours, who are lonely, or perhaps' confined - to their homes through illness or handicaps. = Some organiz- - ations make a layette to be given to needy mothers. 'We are requested to attend the Annual Presbytry meet- ing'at Maple Grove on Mon. October 20. Rev, Gerald Brown, who works with boys Marian Carter had a good reading on Thanksgiving and Bonnie Gerrow conducted an interesting contest on the "turkey". - Notes of appreciation were received from Mrs. M. Fit- chett; Mrs. Pow, Max & Elizabeth Stichmann. We, as an organization wish to "convey. our appreciation to Jennifer Pearce who played the piano so efficiently at Manchester for our joint meeting, in spite of lighting handicaps. We also wish to thank all who helped in any way for our very successful turkey supper. We owe special appreciation to Mrs. Amy. Smith who worked sister and mother who both had surgery. Mos! of us know Mrs, Buxcey who demon- strates 'Cameo' and we are- pleased to report she is recovering quite well. Mr. John Davis has been in hospital with back problems. Mr. Stewart Sweetman has returned from hospital after a 5-day fluid-problem. His wife, Mary, is confined to the house or bed with a foot that refuses to heal due to newly contracted diabetes. Sandra and Jerry Taylor are deeply concerned about Jerry's youthful sister, in Toronto, who has a terminal illness and 5 children to plan for. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1975 -- 3 "World Council of Churches' which was held in July and August this yearin Djakarta, Indonesia, a non-Christian country. thirty-five years ago in 1948, in Amsterdam and meets every seven.years. This year's theme was 'Jesus Frees and. Unites". It deals with. social problems of the world such as refugees, food, etc. It was originally a Protestant Council but this year the Roman Catholics sent delegates. It really began in 325 A.D. "when all the churches of the. Mediterranean area met and formulated the Apostles' It was organized * .News of interest from Scugog Island creed. Then it broke 'p and there were no more councils until the 17th century. It is; estimated that today there - are 2000 different denomin- ations of the Christian Church, separated. by Cul- ture, teaching and beliefs. In 1790, there was an effort to unite the Mission fields. In the 20th century, there has been an effort to unite some of the churches. There will: be Jr. Choir practice on Thursday even- ing followed by an Official Board meeting at "Grace" Church. This includes all elders, stewards and heads of (continued on page 7) After the roll call, in which in the Bowmanville school, along for one day in spite of ~~ Now, for a happier note, = niembers told of points of will be the guest speaker. her sorrow in hearing of the whenwelearned that Mr. and H.KAESTNER D.T. interest to them at the Plow- Committees were named passing away of ler ailing Mrs. Maurice Fralick were : ing Match, three members, forthe Anniversary luncheon sister in North Bay. Our abletotraveltoSudbury fora Bn who were unable to attend, at "Grace" Church on Sun., belated sympathy is extend- - delightful weekend with their us om en u re in IC realized they had missed October 19, when special ed to her and her family. daughter, Marilyn and her something that was outstand- music is being planned and One day last week, Mrs. family. WHITBY MALL ing in all of our lives. Some Rev. Brawn of Port Perry Ethel Redman was able to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Samells (Thickson Rd dH 2) things of note, were excep-' will be the guest speaker. come from the Nursing Home and Billy, also, went north on - and Hwy. tional displays, reaction to This is also the year for the and have lunch with her son, Sunday to visit Connie's ail- i personal experiences, the nominating committee to Clifford and family. ing uncle. Complete Denture Service Peace Cairn, special talents approach ladies re a new We would like to mention Sunday, was Holy Com- 723-7496 in entertainment and partici- office, Agood committee will several people whohavebeen munion in the World Chur- TF pants in the parade. also arrange for the Mystery ill recently. © Mrs: Beryl chesand a good time also for MEMBER OF DENTURIST SOCIETY OF ONT. It was noted that thereis a Sister supper in' November Pearce was busy visiting her Rev. Pogue to explain the request for volunteer help at when all "Head" ladies: will ; ; : -- TTT TT vewwet home. This could involve lected your Mystery Sister i entertaining children, through the year, start think- delivering mail; talking to ing about her. be THANKSGIVING DINNEI : 4 Family Style : : 3-- als X Toa fi For an "Olde Fashioned" ¢ ATE TR THE .. . : ) Ki { Thanksgiving Dinner come to New : 7, Emiels Plac ® \ (y Emiels Place |{| vos de. NE UNDAY, OCT. 12 3 to 8:00p. UIT * Post, SUN AY, 0 T. 0 . p.m. ! 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