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4 Thi- Canadian Statesmnan, 13ownanville, June 9, 1976 KENDAL Kendal United Church Women met on Wednesday evening, June 2nd, ini the Sunday Sehool room with eight members present. The prsdnt,Mrs. J. Stapleton opndte meeting v. ith a hymn followed by prayer. The minutes of the May meeting were read and adopted by the secretary, Mrs. G. Cathcart. The seripture lesson from Ps. 42 was read by Mrs. R. Elliott. Mrs. Stevens, who was in charge of the program being the information collector for our Live Love Project, brought us literature and posters of interest. Mrs. Stevens read letters of appre- ciation from thetwo recipients of our contribution this year. First, the Nicaraguan charge who sent a picture of their pastor, Rev. Eric Snider and letters telling of the work done through the churches; the second project being to the chaplaincy of Oshawa General Hospital. It was moved that the U.C.W. pay one third of the cost of the painting for Rev. and Mrs. Montgomery's re- tirement gift. Plans were made for the lunch to be served to the Orangemen and their friends following Sunday Service; the Bake Sale at Elva Reid's Craft Shop on Satur- day, dune 12th, also a bus trip in July, tentatively to Keene Century Village and Peter- borough City Square. On June 3th our annual Salad Supper is to be held. Lists were made out for phoning for donations. Tickets may be bought in advance from members of U.C.W. A delicious lunch was provided by Mrs. M. Wyben- ga. On Sunday morning mem- bers of Kendal L.O.L. and visiting lodges, also some ladies of the L.O.B.A. paraded with the local band to church for their annual Orange Church Service. The musical selection was a solo by Mrs. A. Foster, 'Only a Touch of Thy Hand, Dear Lord,' accompan- ied by Mrs. K. Wood on the piano. Rev. G. Montgomery's message was 'Our Protestant Heritage'. The scripture les- son was read by the Worship- ful Master, Mr. Wayne, Lowery taken- from Hebrew 12: 1-12. The ladies served the Orangemen and friends lunch ,in the Sunday School room after the service.1 Sunday evening the congre- gations of Newtonville and Kendal met in the basement of Newtonville Church to honour Rev. and Mrs. G. Montgomery with a Retîrement Party. A wonderful musical program of ail local talent from Newton- ville and Kendal provided a, very pleasanit evening. Then the Master of Ceremnonies, Frank Stepleton, called Rev. and Mrs. Montgomery to the front. Miss Catherine Stewart read the address. Mr. S. Lancaster made the Newton- ville presentation, a purse of money, Mr. Leonard Falls made the Kendal presenta- tion, a painting of Kendal Church done by Mrs. Reming- ton of Orono. Rev. and Mrs. Montgomery each thanked every one in their own graclous way for the gifts and their wonderful tîmes together A bounteous lunch was served by the ladies of both churches. .Sorry to report Mrs. Gary Thertell is a patient in Oshawa General' Hospital' where she underwent surgery last week. HAYkfDON Mr. and Mrs. J oh n Starrett, Brampton, were, weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Trewin, William and Paul and Mrs. Mildred Anderson. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lover-' idge, Joy and Charles, Tyrone, were Sunday evening callers at the Arthur Trewin home. Miss- Mary Potts, Toronto spent he weekeond ant her ary to Memorial Hospital, for your kindness in giving us front page publicity for our Tag Day on May l4th. It was, as you know, our first attempt to raise money for the hospital in this way and we were a little apprehensive as to the out- corne. However, it was a very successful venture, people were very generous and I am sure it was because they knew, through the Statesman why we were tagging. $87500 was raised through- out the day, this is to be rounded out to $1,000.00 by the Auxiliary and given to the Hosptal to assist in the pUrchase of equipment for the Special Care Unit. Many thanks again for your support. Sincerely, Iris Down (Mrs. J.O.) 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