Community i Friendship Circle STUDENT PACKAGE Complete packages with everyday low prices EYE EXAMS ARRANGED CANN-WOOD OPTICAL 297 Main St. Picton 476-1655 . Our July 12th Meeting was in the form of a delicious pot luck lunch 1m the pergola at the home of our president, Gillian Parker. A short business meeting was conducted in the outside arbor. Marg Ceh had 2 short Thoughts for the Day - "Your Sins will find you out" and "God, what is a million years to you?" Secretary Marg Ceh's minutes for the June meeting were accepted as read - moved by Freda Spice and seconded by Mary Creasy. Our roll call was a recipe exchange which Freda volun- teered to run copies off for the members. Our finances were readily disposed of with a motion made by Freda Spice and seconded by Marg Ceh to give our usual donation of $100.00 to the Milford Fair. Car- ried. The plans for our float for Milford Fair Parade were discussed and finalized. We decided to sell tickets on our quilt from 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. Card Secretary Freda Spice reported on cards sent and a thank you card was received from Don Purcell. Movie Rentals & Sales Over 3000 Titles] # Overseas Transfers # Video Editing & Duplication # Slides & Photos to Video Video Services Done on Premises Arts & Senses Doll House Miniatures Shadow Boxes Unique Gifts The volunteers from Ann Farwell Library kindly al- lowed the Friendship Circle to seli tickets on our quilt at their book sale on Saturday, July 14th. Gillan Parker and Alice Miller were on duty from 9:00 am. to 11:00 am. and Wilma Creasy and Marg Purcell from 11:00 a. m. to 1:00 p.m. The ladies will be selling quilt tickets at the Arts and Craft sale in Picton on August Znd Everyone was reminded to support the Terry Fox Run from South Marysburgh School in September. The closing thought for our meeting was - When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to eve- rything eise in the universe. w BB %