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SECM ESN SFR Ae NCP SS EH IA RE EAS Wy Greenbank U.C.W. November Meeting The topics "Peace" and "Remembrance"' were combined as a theme for the worship service when the Fidelis Unit of Greenbank UCW met for the November meeting at the Church School rooms on Wed- nesday evening, the 22nd. Everyone joined in the singing of the hymn 'A Song of Peace" followed by a scripture reading from Philippians 4, 4-9 and prayer by Gayle Denby. President, Mary Jean Till showed us a beauti- ful and very informative filmstrip about "United Missionary Work" in the far off country of Nepal, a most scenic land but still quite undeveloped by the Canadian standards of living. We joined in reading in unison I Corinthians 13, verses 1-13 and concluded the worship service by sing- ing 'Let There Be Peace On Earth" followed by repeating the UCW purpose together. In the absence of our secretary, B. Ward, Helen McKean read the minutes of the October meeting and the corres- pondence. A note of thanks for a donation to Port Perry Hospital was read and 13 members answered the roll call. President M.J. Till thanked members for lunch provided follow- ing the Sunday evening song service and reminded us of two catering dates - Nov- ember 16 following the Lindsay Presbytery meeting at Greenbank Church and a lunch to be provided for the county Holstein Club on Jan- uary 5th. An invitation from the Dorcas group of Port Perry UCW is extended to anyone wishing to go by bus to the new Cullen Craft and Garden Centre on Nov 17th - call M.J. Till or Barb Ward if interested. A motion was passed to give donations to the charities we help to support in the usual amounts each Nov- ember including the Fred Victor Mission, Street Haven, Victor Home for Girls, Alcohol and Drug Concerns, John Milton Society. The names of the officers to be installed for the coming year were read by the acting secretary, then the Mizpah Benediction repeated in unison. After enjoying lunch and tea together, we all joined in setting tables for the Ploughmans Banquet to be held the following night and catered by our UCW Group. All Shows: 7 P.M. NEXT MOVIE: LATCHAM CENTRE - PORT PERRY FRI. NOV. 18 arolineN a rising executive, Jack just lost his job. =="s Jacks going to have to start from the bottomup. Admission $1.75 for All Ages Oshawa 576-1800 ATTENTION! ALL FORD OWNERS ENTERPRISE FORD IS ANXIOUS TO HELP YOU MAINTAIN YOUR CAR! We have 10 factory-trained technicians and the largest Ford dealership in the Durham Region to serve you. For professional services ... Call the people who KNOW FORD CARS! BOB SWITZER -- KEITH McCRONE P.S.: Rack & Pinion Steering - A Specialty Ajax 686-2291 4 ul RY NY ALON od L ISA by Margaret Beath The Christmas Season arrived early this year when the Brooklin Hor- ticultural Society welcomed Helen Langford of the Royal Bontannical Gardens Outreach Program, who gave a demonstration on how to make wreaths and swags. PRLS EEL RE AM ICANT EE 1 od SATE I SR YEA) ESRF anti dk SWAT LI RR "Sh v a i \ ' 3 \ > ¥ pres ai EIEN PR FTIR RVNARII EAE ERIE | A eden d iy The meeting was open- ed by President Lyla Allan following which several announcements were made. Treasurer- Margaret Davis gave us the good news that we realized a profit of $170 on our recent plant auc- tion, plus an additional $107 on the bulbs which Ken Brown offered for ura | ' 4 i! LR $id 1d ; LIN Fife, A RD I do can dr " PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 15,1983 -- 13 Horticultural Society welcomes Helen Langford sale. Valerie Hundert proudly displayed the first copy of our own newspaper, the Brooklin Profile, and we are very pleased with the coverage given to our society. Carolyn Stevens then introduced the speaker who literally took us from the front door of a house to the back, with her beautiful designs and she aptly demonstrated how to produce these creations using evergreens, pine-cones, ribbons, etc. Mrs. Langford has had fifteen years of flower arrang- ing experience and is' quite at ease with her au- dience. She is not only a very gracious lady but a very talented one as well and she concluded her remarks by wishing us all "*A Very Merry Christmas." Betty Van Buuren thanked the speaker. Lyla Allan served a very appetizing lunch, assisted by Aldine Wick. AVAILABLE AT YOUR PETERBOROUGH LUMBER BUILDING CENTRES! SUPERIOR INTERIORS GALL FOR a "ry SSR WEAR Rd eT Sts ST ) SPRED LATEX Now On Sale At Only 49 4-LITRE PAIL / OUR REGULAR $21.99 A very special price right now on a very special paint. It's a quick-drying low-lustre latex enamel ideally suited to both walls and woodwork that goes on and stays on, for a superior interior finish. 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