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~ DUNBARTON DUNBARTON -- St. Andrew's| Presbyterian Church was well filled for the regular morning service. Mr. Kenneth Heron, the minister, conducted. The full choir entered the church to the Processional Psalm, "Hail to the Lord's An- ginted, Great David Greater on'. DUNBARTON UNITED CHURCH On Sunday, May 28, was a special WMS service with Dr. W. A. McKay, the minister conducting the service and Mrs. Mercer a deaconess of the Church extension service of To- ronto as guest speaker. The Junior choir conducted by Dr. McKay and accompanied by Georgina White at the piano, sang very sweetly, With Mr. Fanthom conducting and with Mrs. H. Stroud presiding at the organ, the senior choir sang the lovely anthem "In the Gar- den" with Mrs. V. Freeman tak- ing the solo part. Dr. McKay read the 4th chapter of St. John beginning at Verse 30. Mrs. Mercer began her talk by telling of the great need for Deaconesses in the Unit. ed Church. There is a demand for 30 now and only three avail- able. All the rich and poor need Christ and Christ died for all. Not by might or power, but by his spirit is the work of the church carried on and women are called upon to go to mis- sion fields and hospitals, and to work in local churches. Be- ginning January 1, 1962, all the women's organizations will be combined; to form an organiza- tion called "United Church Women". WEEK'S ACTIVITIES The Toronto Conference is) meeting all week at the Dan- forth Church. Mrs. Fleury of Dixon Hall, talk of her work among the old and young to the On-We-Go Aux iary on Tuesday evening at the church. The WA held its regular meet- ing on Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. FUTURE ACTIVITIES | On Saturday, June 3, the Cir-| cle Group of the WA are holding their bazaar at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Tyas on the Kingston road begining at 2 p.m. Also on Saturday, June 3, the Sunday School is holding its an- nual picnic at Greenwood Con- servation Park. | The stewards are having an auction sale at the Kiwanis Park on June 10. If you have anything to donate, call any of the stewards to have it picked up. DUNBARTON PERSONALS The sympathy of the com- munity is expressed to - Mr. Howard McClement and fam- ily on the death of his mother, Mrs. J. McClement in Toronto on Friday, The Interment was at Erskine Cemetery on Monday. Congratulations to Mr. James Mitchell who celebrated a birth- day on May 24. Miss Doreen Davidson celebrated her birth- day on May 30. Congratulations Doreen. There was a huge crowd at the Kiwanis Park last Saturday as the Guides and Brownies held their annual "Guides in Action", Mrs. Stenabough Sr., of To- ronto, spent the weekend with her son, Mr. William Stena- bough and family of Fairport road north. Mr. E. G. Code has returned| to his home on Fairport road| north after spending the winter| at London and Seaforth. Brenda Phipps celebrated her fourth birthday on Saturday, May 27, with a party. Mr. and Mrs. George Law- rence were in Toronto on Sat- urday attending the funeral of Mr. Lawrence's uncle, Mr. El- liott, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willis were in Toronto on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Willis. A combined birthday was held for Mrs. Willis and little Margaret who was two years old Mr. James Mitchell took a motor trip to Rochester, N.Y.| last week. On Friday, May 20, Dunbar- ton Pickering Kiwanis Club held their annual charter cele- bration in the form of a dinner and dance at Highland Creek Le- gion Hall. The guest speaker, T. D. Thomas, MPP of Oshawa spoke on citizenship. Among the distinguished guests present were Lt.-Gov. of the District 6B, Wilson Grimmell of Peter- borough, Past Gov. of Ontario, Quebec and Maritimes District Robert Stroud of Oshawa, and international trustee of Kiwanis Mel Osborne of Toronto. The Dunbarton Pickering Club was congratulated on their achieve- ment Award rating them in 1960 as one of the five best in U.S and Canada of over 1500 in the small club classification. The evening was well arranged by the committee and was much enjoyed by the 110 in attend- ance. TO RENT PAINTINGS OLDHAM, England (CP)-- James Carter, director of the art gallery at Oldham, Lanca- shire, plans to hire out paint. ings to townspeople. He says people will take more interest in paintings if they have them hanging on their own walls. MAJORING MAJORS CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. (CR) Senior Captain Major, a Salva- tion Army officer here, has been promoted to Major Major. This is confusing because his wife has been Major Major in her own right for some years. 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