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. based on Jesus visiting Zacaheus. The' ° *. Mrs. Hutton and Miss Yvonne Chant [s3 . Ewart Leask(Clara Marlow) who were your initial, The secretary reported 'by "Something I am Thankful "for", 'Blackstock The W.A. of the United Church met at the-home of Mrs, Harold McLaugh- lin on Tuesday evening, Sept. 27th, with the President Mrs. H. Shortridge presiding. The meeting opened with the Theme Song and all repeatifg the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Percy VanCamp read a splendid devotional paper "Our Neighbours'., Roll Call was answered by thie name of a flower starting with the new silver for the church had ar- rived. There was some business dis- cussion re bazaar, Mrs, Harold Mc- Laughlin then took charge. Mrs, Warner Brown gave a reading "Rhym- ster". We all signed a congratulation card to be sent to Mr. and Mrs, Bow- man on Wednesday (their 68th wed- ding 'anninversary,) Mrs. McLaughlin then introduced Mr. Schranen, of a nursery near Bowmanville, who gave us a very interesting talk on the care of roses. At the close of the meeting the hostesss was presented with a large bouquet and each of the thirty- three ladies present with one rose by Mr, Schranen. A dainty lunch was served by the group and a very plea- sant social time spent, The September meeting of Oshawa Presbytery was held in the United Church on Wednesday. Our pastor, Rev. C. W. Hutton is chairman of the Presbytery this year. There were 66 men attended. Dinner was served by the ladies of the W.M.S. There were 21 children and 2 leaders attended the Mission Band in the S.S. room 'Thursday after school. ~The meeting opened by singing "Tell Me the Story of Jesus" and the Mis- sion Band Purpose. Mrs. Hill's wor- ship talk on the theme "Friends" was offering was taken by Larry Brown and the offertory prayer read by Nancy Hutton. "In the absence of the Secretary Sylvia Lawrence read the minutes and roll which was answered We sang "Friends". Mrs. Taylor told the story "The Boy with the Kite" and Lorraine Dayes said the benediction, after which each one made a little favour to take home 'with them. The second expedition of the newly formed Explorer group met on Thurs- day evening in the S.S, room, There were eight girls and two Counsellors, present. As usual Tyros and Cigma 'C Boys' group met on Friday evening, There will be no meeting for these boys this week owing to the S.S. room being set up with tables for the supper that night. There was a record attendance of 168 at United Sunday School on Sun- _day morning. Symathy is extended to Mr. Rupert Werry and other friends on the death of Rupert's brother, Mr. Harold Wer- id in Toronto on Saturday. ~Mr.- and Winnipeg visited their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mountjoy and Mr. and Mrs, Carl Wright and families on Fri- day and Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. married in the United Church here on Saturday afternoon. Mrs, Mary Pritchard and Mr. Roy Allan, Toronto, and Mrs. Mark Wal- don, Uxbridge, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Parr and other friends, d--Mrs.- John- McPherson; of | - A social evening aud shower was held in the community hall Thursday evening in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Prescott (Marjorie Mclean). Harvey Graham was chairman and an interesting program was put on, Both groom. and 'bride thanked the friends for the many gifts received after which lunch was served and, the rest. of the evening spent in dancing, Several of our young people attend- éd the Youth Rally in Port Perry on Friday night. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Wheeler and Dianne Hastings spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Swain and fam- ily. Mrs. Harold Weir of London, spent several days with her pdrents Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Bowman, They all spent Wednesday at the home of the other daughter, Mrs. Howard Grass at Gen- eva Park, celebrating the 68th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Robert Bruce has returned home after a pleasant visit in Orillia, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis made -a short visit with the Gordon Strong family on Saturday when they brought her home, Sorry we missed 'Miss Doreen Van- Camp last week when reporting the students. Doreen is taking the Arts Course at Victoria Uniyersity, Sympathy of the community is ex- tended to the Ferguson family in the passing of Myr. Foster Ferguson at his home in Orono Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs, Allan Train, Weston, were Sunday guests of Mrs. George Crawford and Mr, and Mrs, W. Pearce, Mr, and Mrs, Archie Newton returned to Toronto with them, Several from around here drove to the Haliburton district on Sunday to enjoy the-wonderful coloring of the leaves. Mr. "and Mrs. Garnet Murray and girls, Port Credit, 'spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Talyor. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hutton and Miss Kathleen spent Monday night with Rev. C, W, Hutton and family en route to Hamilton. ! Several from here attended the mis- sionary rally in Simcoe Street Church in Oshawa, on Monday afternoon and evening, Cedar Creek On Sunday morning several from this district went to see the fire at Ray Hobbs' garage on the Highway south of Manchester. On Sunday on the Oshawa Road near Mr. Ted Boyntgn's driveway, a car went out of control and ran up the bank and came down again. An Oshawa man wag dead at the wheel of his car. A dog in the back seat was uninjured. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris were in| Toronto on Sunday afternoon attend- ing the Billy Graham Crusade in the Maple Leaf Gardens." - Sunday 'visitors of Mrs. Kilpatrick and George were Miss Allie Abraham, | Mrs. Frank Gardiner and Sandra and Mrs. Murray Millburn, Gail, Gordon and Catharine, all of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, John Lawrie and grand- daughter Linda Lawrie, of Oshawa, William Steele, of Raglan, called on the Spencer family on Sunday after- noon, Word was received on Monday morn- ing of the death of Mr. George Me- Le 0 (LAR AERA ic BE es tae Clintock, in Toronto. The late Mr. Mc- Clintock had spent nearly his entire life on the family farm on Quaker Road. After selling his farm to Mr. and: Mrs. Earl Moore, he resided with his sister. Mrs. Elgin Real, in Port 'Perry for awhile and then went to To- rontg Where he lived with his daughter Jean. A cbuple, of years ago his health started to fail and he had been in a nursing home. ' Predeceased by his wife, the former Ethel Ralph, in 1947, he is survived by his daughter Jean, Mrs. Arthur Stehr, Montreal; one sister, Maggie, Mrs, Elgin Real, Port Perry. He was predeceased: by one sister Dolly, Mrs, and Robert. Funeral services were held at the McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Chapel on Wednesday afternoon. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Al- bert, Ont, -t a f Seared bdr fags Chris Wilson and two brothers Juhn' . 5 ¢ £ Ei © att iRct Aad a Manchester Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Lorne Fielding:in the sudden passing of her husband on Friday, Sept. 30th. Mr. and Mrs, Wright Crosier, Mn and Mrs. Geo, Samells and daughters, Misses Jean and Donna were in Tor- onto to hear Billy Graham. The new garage, property of Mr. Ray Hobbs was completely destroyed by fire on Sunday morning. Fire started from a welding torch and was soon beyond control. ; Recent guests at the Wright Crosier home were, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Chase and daughter Sylvia of Lindsay and Mrs. Susan Aldred, Fenelon Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Blight, Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Vyrtle Crosier and M Mosely, Toronto and (Rev. L. Saunders, Mrs. Saunders and family of Utica. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Crosier, Tor- onto visited his parents here on Sat- rs. | October 13th at' 8 p.m. at the home urday evening. Mrs. Murray Wilson and daughter Melodie Anne visited last week with friends in Owen Sound, Wiarton and Lion's Head. Mr. and Myre. Brydon and family of Brampton visited Mrs. Brydon's mo- ther, Mrs. Glady's Archer on Sunday. * Mr, Ed. Mole visited his nephew in Ashburn recently. Mr. and Mrs. Mulder and family of Elora visited Mr, and Mrs. Jelle Mul- der on Sunday. Prospect The W. A. will meet on Thursday, of Mrs. J. Holtby, Mrs, E. Leask, Port Perry will be guest speaker. Visitors are cordially invited to at- tend, - = & THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, GOTOBSR oi 161 Ee & ager i 7 / ~~. Sympathy of the community is ex- H. Webster in the sud- den passing of her father Mr. W. Kins- tended to Mrs. man, of Cobourg. Anniversary Services will be held at Prospect Church on Sunday, Oct. th at 11 am, and 7.30 p.m. Chapin, Greenbank, will be speaker at both services, Special music at both services, ERE Residents of the. community were | saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. George McClintock. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. IEATEST. -- rr FOR y POWERFUL Rev. R. T.] Speaker: "Who was braver thas Lancelot, wiser than Socrates, rere honorable than Lincoln, wittier than Mark Twain, and more handsome than Apollo?" Voice from audience; +My wife's « first husband." i gy - Yin Yo 3 a Replacement of the annual deple- tion in the accessible productive for- ests of Canada as a whole requires an average annual growth of 12 cubfe fect per, agre. 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