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vy Ag .-siderable business. . present but sent suggestions). Although the weather was very dis- agreeable Tuesday afternoon, the 25 ladies who braved it to attend the W. A..at the home of Mrs, Harold Kyte felt well repaid as the programme was exceptionally interesting, In the ab- sence of the president, Mrs. R. Duff, -through illness, the Vice-Pres., Mrs, F. Butt presided and conducted con. Eight thank-You notes from people who had been re- membered when ill, were read. Mrs, Ivan Thompson gave a fine Devotional talk on "Singing Praise to the Lord." Do we think or mean what we say when we sing? Our song may be a prayer, a testimony, an opening of the heart, or a repeti- tion of words. Mrs. John Carnaghan was in charge of the programme on Christian Education, and gave differ- ent thoughts on the subject at inter- vals through the programme. Mrs. Harold Kyte read the hymn which was written for the 14th World Conven- tion on Christian Education in Tokyo. The following spoke on ways they thought the W.A. might help the other organizations. Mrs, Carnaghan read the Purpose of W.A. Mrs. John McKee who is 79 years young, as re- presentative of the Senior citizens of our church. Mrs, Cecil Hill as repre- sentative of W.M.S. Ralph Larmer as representative of the Sunday S. Mrs. Wallace Marlow as member of the Congregation. 'Mrs. Lorne Thomp- son choir representative (unable to be Murs. Merrill VanCamp for Couples Club. Mrs. Percy Collins as a parent (un- able to be present). Mrs, F. Butt, as Explorer Counsellor,. Mrs, Lloyd Wright as Cradle Roll Superintend- ant (unable to attend). Mrs. Stuart Dorrell--Mission Band leader. Mrs. Romeril spoke on Christian Education _ in connection with Suday School tea- 'cher's and helpers in nursery and Story Time departments. Mrs. Ivan Thompson representing the Primary Department of the Sunday School. Miss Aileen VanCamp of Y.P.U. (un- able to attend and Rev. Romeril spoke for Session and Stewards. Donna McLaughlin played a Piano Solo. brought highlights front the Presby- tery which met in Tyrone alst Thurs- day. After the closing a delicious lunch of chiffon Cake, ice cream and coffee was served. The Ladies of the Anglican W.A. kept up the customary record of ser- eta ld ving an excellent meal at the Variety Supper held in the Parish Hall Wed- nesday., This was followed by an evening of euchre with prize winners: High--Mrs. W. Archer; Segond--Murs. Percy VanCamp; high gent -- Roy Taylor; Second--Osmond Wright, Rev. P, Romeril and Mr. Harold Kyte attended Presbytery in Newton- ville Wednesday, The Couples Club met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Thompson Wed- nesday night with 27 present. For tecreation, Progressive Beetle was played. The discussion was, "Should 'Protestants marry Catholics"? _ Decided to! name the club "The Town and Country Doubles Club", Final plans Were made for the May 22nd Dance. Lunch was served and closing devotions were conducted by Rev. P. Romeril. Seventy-five or more relatives and friends of the McLaughlin Clan as- sembled in the Community Hall Sat- urday night in honour of Mr, and Mrs, Edward Reid of Hamilton, formerly Joyce Wright, Oshawa, who were married recently. Mrs, Roy McLaughlin and Mrs, Harold McLaughlin were Co-Hostess- es for this "miscellaneous shower, at which the Young Couple received a beautiful collection of gifts for which they expressed grateful appreciation. A short programme consisting of Piano Solos -- "Peggy O'Neil" and "Somewhere over the Rainbow" were played by Donna McLaughlin, = Neil Bailey gave a reading "Wives" and Patsy, Jim and John McLaughlin of Columbus presented a Puppet Show; "A Day at School". Lunch was ser- ved. The younger folk enjoyed dan- cing with music provided by Mrs. Fred Griffin, Mrs. Herb Taylor,: Roy McLaughlin and Gilbert Marlow. The older folk had a real good time re- newing acquaintances. Eighteen Boy Scouts and three leaders paraded to service in the Uni- ted Church Sunday morning. The Pastor Rev. Romeril delivered a fine address, especially to Scouts, but equally interesting and helpful to all. The church was filled, An Army Pal whom he had not . seen for several years-- Mr. Chas. Mrs, W. Archer and Mrs. Romeril | Carter, Toronto, spent Saturday after- noon and evening with "Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martyn and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marlow, (Jim was Presdient this year), Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey, Mr. & Mrs, Ivan Thomp- gon, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs, Gib Marlow, Mr. and ~~, - Mrs. John Venning, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Turner attended the Rural Men's Bow- ling League Turkey Banquet in En- niskillen Friday evening. The trophy for Good Sportsmanship is being a- warded Mr. Geo. Blythe but he was unable to be present. Enniskil- len Sr. team won the Trophy for the highest number of points during the year, and.each received a small tro- phy. Geo. Beebee, Hampton won the High Triple; Bill Jewell, Tyrone, the High Single and Cicil Mills, Maple Grove, High Average. Mrs. H. Bailey and Mrs, M. Fisher spent a few days with Merlin Bailey in Montreal last week, Mr, Orr Vennings sale 'on Thurs- day was considered quite successful, The Vennings moved to their new home in Bowmanville Saturday and the Bumas to the farm vacated by the Vennings, Mrs. Fred Bailey was home for the week-end. She has spent the winter with her daughters in Janetville and Oshawa and returned to Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. S. Dawson on Sunday evening. Mesds. S. VanCamp; L. Byers; M. Graham; E. Larmer; H, Wotton; H. Graham and R. Bradburn attended the Women's Institute Short Course on "Choosing and Using Fabrics" at Nestleton Tuesday. } Mr. Harold Martyn attended the funeral of his Uncle Mr. Edgar Strutt of Burketon in Bowmanville, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. M. Graham accompanied Mr. J. J. Flett of Bowmanville to Fenelon Falls on Thursday and attended the funeral of their uncle Mr. W. J. Flett. Mrs. John Scott went to Toronto Saturday for a week. She expects to attend the Anglican W.A. Annual on Monday through Wednesday. Mesds. M. Colley; John Hamilton; Tom Gra- ham; T. H. Shemilt; J, A. McArthur and Miss Eva Parr attended on Mon- day. i Miss Ida Dempsey, Sundridge, spent the week-end with her, sister Mrs. J. A. McArthur-and the Doctor. Misses Jessie and Betty McArthur spent the week-end with Stratford friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston return- ed home from Belleville Sunday morn- ing. Mr. Grant Jackson, having rented his home to Mr. Art Dean of Shirley and purchased a home in Lindsay, moved on Thursday. The Dean's mo- ved in to village Saturday. Miss Connie Sills, Toronto spent the weekend with-the Gordon Strongs. Miss "Catherine Bailey, Whitby, spent the weekend; Miss Helen Swain spent Sunday, and Mrs. O, Carley spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marlow, Mr, David Swain and/ Miss Joyce Cornforth, Toronto, spent the week- end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Swain. Mr, and Mrs. (Russel Henry, Peter- borough called on Mrs, E, Darcy, on Friday. | Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Henry, Tor- onto, visited his sister Mrs. Jas. Hen- ry on Sunday. Miss Gertrude Heirry was home for the week-end. Mrs. Robt. Ford, Sr. has returned to her home in the village, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ford and Roberta spent Saturday with her. Epsom The Woman's Association held their Anniversary Church Service on Sun- day with a very large attendance. The Rev. S. J. 'Hillier of Brooklin con- ducted the service with the Brooklin Junior Choir to supply the music. The sympathy of the community is extended to the relatives of the late Mrs. Allen Asling who passed away Saturday. . Mrs, John Moore and son Clark of Oshawa visited Sunday with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey. Harold and Mrs, Hubbard, Neil and! Donna of Pickering had dinner Sun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brawn and Trudy. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Love at Greenbank. Mrs, Taylor's aupt Mrs. Britton Love of Alberta is also there for a visit. "Fuller will Prize winners were for ladies -- Mrs. Monson, Mrs, Robt. Taylor and Mrs. Winners for the gents were Mr. Harold Percy, Mr. D. Brock and Graves. Mr. C. McCullough. Lucky draws were won by Mrs, Hudson and Mr. Chet Geer, Mr, and Mrs. Cracknell of Toronto spent the week-end at their cottage here. Mrs. M. Bailey returned with them to Toronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor of Ux- bridge and Mr. Gordon Taylor visited Saturday with their parents Mr, and Mrs. Robert Taylor. t Mrs, M. Lakey and some of the choir members from Brooklin called Sunday with My. and Mrs. W. Rogers. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Houghland on the safe arrival of a wee son at Uxbridge Hospital on Monday, May 4th. Anglican Notes The sun shone brightly for our an- nual Rogation Service last Sunday. A large congregation took part in the blessing of the seed and soil, At the end of the Communion service, the congregation and Mr. Fuller proceed- ed outdoors in front of the church where soil and seed were scattered while the blessing was pronounced. Packets of seeds were given the chil- dren to take home and plant. Most of the children sat up front with their Sunday School teachers at last week's service. We hope all the children will do so next week. Mr. be telling a children's story. It has been felt that quieter worship for all results from this ar- rangement, Approval in principle. was given to the plans for the extension to the Miss Elaine and Miss Betty Medd parish hall at last week's Vestry Meet- had their tonsils removed on Satur- jo It was decided to make the of day at Port Perry Hospital. are improving quite well. The Community Club held their fi- nal euchre and dance for this season in the school last Friday night. A good time was enjoyed by all present. (13) DONORS NEEDED Both "4 sion the maximum size possible on | the land we have--that is 18 by 36 feet. The addition of an upstairs washroom and storage space for sup- plies was agreed upon. The building committee now has a mandate from the parish to go ahead and have plans drawn up and get estimates of cost. The committee, which is working very hard on this project, consists of Mr. R. Kenny, Mr. C. Kight and Mr. W. Sonley. . Our Rector has been attending a school for Rural Clergy this past week at Cookstown. He was there from Thursday to Saturday of last week (Apr. 30 to May 2nd) and again from Sunday afternoon to Wednesday : Mateor Montcalm four-door hardtop, one of Ford of Canada's fine cars. You can enjoy the luxury and distinctive styling of a Meteor Montcalm, for the most practical reason of all--economy! Meteor's standard Six or V-8 engines with Econ-O-Fuel design deliver 10% better gas mileage--on regular gas. Thats a dollar a tankful saving! This year, next year, every year, it adds up to real economy, And Meteor offers more. Finger-touch ball-race steering . . . road- smoothing riding comfort . . . softly-supporting foam rubber seats... y and ample headroom coifibine to give you all-day driving comfort. Discover how much more you get--how much more you save. See your Meteor dealer soon, Find out why, in the first quarter this year, 37.5% wore Canadians moved to Metcor--Dby far the biggest increase in its class! Oortaln features ustrat®d or mentidned are standard on some models, optional at extra cost on others, { ', 5 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO MAY 18 SAPETY MONTH: ONEOK YOUR OAR--CHESK AGOIDENTS ~ Williams Motor Sales ETE NIAGARA 300 + RIDEAU + RIDEAU 500 + MONTCALM + STATION WAGONS Pg oo 0) E = Eg 2 Vv Ouiex aur aan ¥OrE0r RODENTS SPEND ON FUN WHAT YOU SAVE ON \ mic PHONE: YU 6-2352 | PROFESSIONALS BEWARE The majority of people find photo- graphy a bewildering science and ne- ver quite grasp the mechanics of what is actually a very simple busi- ness. Irvine Brace and Jan Camp- bell, seen here examining their newly developed film, are out to tell the truth about photography in CBC ra- dio's new program CBC Camera Club --a 16-minute feature heard every other Saturday morning on the Trans- Canada network. They will give les- sons on taking better pictures, de- veloping films and making good prints at home. Irvine Brace is known in Toronto for his newspaper column on Photography. of this week. This school, arranged by the Bishop, is to assist ministers and student ministers to understand the problems of a rural parish, The Diocesan annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary was held in Tov- onto on Monday and Tuesday of this week (May 4th and 5th). A carload of tlie members of our local W.A. went fn with Mrs. Fuller on each of -the two days. We hope everyone is planning to attend the Ascension Day Communion and supper tonight (Thursday) at 6.30 and 7 p.m. The Evening Guild held a success- ful rummage sale with bake table and tea last Saturday. They made over $90. on the project. The Men's Club held a meeting in the form-of a chicken feed last night at the church hall. The members of the Girls' Auxiliary together with their leader Mrs. Baker had an enjoyable. outing last Satur- day when they went to Barrie for the Spring Festival. They went by bus, together with Mrs. Fuller's G.A. from Brooklin, in the morning. There were 500 G.A. girls from all over Toronto Diocese there. In the morning the girls heard a panel discussion led by Mrs. Haslen of the Elizabeth Fry So- ciety, on the study book topics for G.A--"The Family", "The Offender", "The Aged", "The Immigrant" and "The Sick". Members of the panel were the 6 girls who will represent the Diocese at the Dominion Confer- ence at Camp Pontiac. After lunch and a short church ser- vice at Trinity Church, the girls saw Bishop Snell present 10 girls with rings of honour for outstanding work. Then the leaders attended a special conference - while members of the G. A. staff from Toronto led the girls in entertainment including singing, films and games. Badges were pre- sented and our Port Perry girls all received their Cooking Badge. A challenge cup for outstanding G.A. work was presented to Thornhill G.A. and certificate for 2nd and 8rd. The girls modelled things they had made and prizes were awarded for these also. The Festival ended about 4.80 p.m. Congratulations to our G.A. girls and their leaders for their in- terest in G.A, work and for their ef- forts in winning the Cooking badge. Rev. Mr. Pelletier will take our Morning Prayer service and preach to us next Sunday, May 10th. Rev. Mr. Fuller will be at Aurora taking a Christinn Community Conference from Friday to Sunday this week-end. This is another in the series of conferences of which Mrs. Fuller took one two weeks Ago. Phones: Scar, AT 2-0961 CHAS A. BRADLEY & SON Decorating Contractors + INTERIOR and EXTERIOR Wall Papering a Specially 363J Brooklin, Ont. 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