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"a A of di ATU ' TR A Yiigsg ied }. Te 0. ek EARS Tie PH Tenn ty ARTO eh Ma a Ne ee a ne oT RA Rp eA e) i A a A Sar =X ERR & SA ED as RAE ARIAS LA RES AE FS O RRS Cath be 55 2c Bt PALA ASTRA dA Ri Rod iy * To 2 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 80th, 1964 BROOKLIN and DISTRICT By Mrs. R. Holman BROOKLIN--Rev, J. McAl- lister, representative, the World Literature Crusade, was guest speaker at the regular services of worship, Sunday, April 26, at Meadowcrest Baptist Church. The World Literature Crusade has as its goal the placing of Christian literature and some portion of the Bible home in this entire world. * * * "Sowng Our Wild Oats in the Temple of the Holy Spirit" was | the title of the sermon concern- ing the seventh of the seven deadly sins, lust, as given by Rev. G. A. Mundy, Sunday, April 26, at the regular morn- ing service of worship in Brook- lin United Church. The Junior Choir, led by Mrs. G. Mundy sang Hymn 151, "As Comes the Breath of Spring". "O Lord Correct Me" -- Fri- cher was the anthem sung by the Senior Choir. BROOKLIN --- The regular monthly meeting of the United Church Women of Brooklin| United Church was held recent- ly, in the Christian Education in every | | | Mrs. G. Hunter, convener of the Community Friendship and Visiting Committee. Mrs. K. Holliday sang the solo, "To A Hilltop" -- Ralph Cox. It was announced that the "Friends and Friendship". | Thompson read the meditation, | was Their theme was, Mrs. the meeting. "If 1 Had Three Wishes." Mrs. G, Mundy sang the solo, "Just Where I Am". 'What Happened to Hannah?' the filmstrip shown by next regular meeting would be- gin at 7.30 p.m. as the members of the Messengers, Explorers, Tyros -and C.G.L.T. would pre- sent their Dedication to Mission Service. * ES 3 UNITS A.B.C. Unit met at the home of Mrs. John Medland with an attendance of 24. Mrs. Ralph Milner led the worship and Mrs. John Hall led in the Study of Chapter 9, The Incarnate God, from the Word and the Way, Mrs. Milner entertained the ladies with some lively contests. "It Will Show You", was the Building of the Church. The theme of the meeting was Community Friendship and Visiting. Mrs. R, Thompson and Mrs. 'Hunter was hostess to the mem- reading given by Mrs. A. Jack- chose "Easter" for their theme. * * ¥ Friendship Unit met at the home of Mrs. D. Roberts. The devotional was taken by Mrs. R. Sonley. Mrs. Sonley phic account of the work of "The Layman in India" in the realms of agriculture and me- dicine. Many beautiful slides, taken by Miss Doreen Van Camp were shown, Arrangements were made for catering to the C.G.I.T. and Ex- plorer Banquet May 4th. The quilt committee reported that they have finished two quilts a month this year and have six more on hand to do. * * * Sunshine Unit. was entertain- ed at the home of Mrs. W. Fish- ley. Mrs. A. Wilson led in the study of Chapter 9 -- The In- carnate God, from the Word and the Way. Mrs. W. Routley gave the la- dies a short history of the painter Warner E. Sallman and the way he was inspired to paint /his famous paintings of son. * Ed 3 Faithful Workers--Mrs. Ralph bers of the unit. Mrs. Ralph R. Hodson, of the Friendship! Unit, led the devotional part of Hunter & Mrs. A. Cooper were BROOKLIN -- The members of the United Links Couples Club of Brooklin United Church and Mrs. Thompson gave a gra-, barrister of Oshawa, as their guest speaker for the regular April meeting. Mr. Dodds topic was "The Law and Your Fa- mily", Mr. Dodds suggested it would be worthwhile introducing a short course concerning "Our rights as a Citizen" into the high schools so that the public would know their basic rights in regards to contracts, ete. It was annpunced that the Club was now selling chocolate bars and chocolate coated nuts to help support their Foster Child, Son Soon Hi, a nine-year old Korean girl. The executive of the Brook- Christ. In particular she told of the painting "Head of Christ". conveners of the evening and welcomed Mr, Donald Dodds,, Over 6000 Ontario NON-DRINKERS SAVE MONEY ON AUTO INSURANCE Can you qualify? If you are a non-drinker, ft will pay you to compare Abstainers' rates with your present rates today. CALL OR WRITE Laurie Wagg BOX 1, UXBRIDGE, ONT. PHONE 852-3671 ABSTAINER: ) hides ICE EATROS Sava \ WES lin Spring Fair Board have an- nounced that the prize list for Women's Work, Junior Section and Floriculture is -available. Those interested in obtaining this prize list please contact secretary B. Lehman, Heber Down Cres., Brooklin, or Mrs, R. Holman, Mitchell Ave, Brooklin. Seagrave News On Saturday afternoon the U.C.W. of Seagrave, held their Spring Bonnet Tea, in the Church Parlour. Mrs, Eagle- son welcomed the 'ladies and opened the Bazaar and Tea Room. Those in charge were very happy to see so many la- dies present, from the surround- ing churches. The booths were well patronized, and those act- ing as salesladies, were kept very busy. The girls serving the tea tables did their charm- ing best. Everyone 'enjoyed helping to entertain the guests. The results in every way were' very gratifying. Mx. and Mrs, Reg, Cookman of Sunderland and Mr. Dan MacTaggart of Oshawa were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. C. MacTaggart. WE NOW CARRY A LINE OF Office ' Supplies IN OUR OFFICE Drop in and see what we have to offer. PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD. 985-7383 Ei oes every inch is prachical, For instance, push that button on the dash. Look in the rear view mirror. Meteor's Breezeway rear window is gliding down. Lower it just a little to counteract misting. Lower it the whole way for lots of fresh air--without that wind- tunnel effect. 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