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oe ~. BROOKLIN and DISTRICT -~ By Mrs. R. Holman BROOKLIN -- A number of babies were enrolled in the Cra- dle Roll department of the Sun- day School during the regular 11.00 a.m. service of worship at Meadowcrest Baptist Church on Sunday June 14. The topic of Pastor Laird's sermon at 11.00 a.m. was "A Christian Family"; at the 7.00 p.m. service it was "Life's most Dangerous Tool". A Drive-In Church will be held outdoors at Meadowerest Baptist Church each Sunday evening, beginning July 5th at 7.00 p.m. until August 30. The entire service will be held out- doors and you will be privileged to sit on the lawns or remain in your cars. There will be a great deal of special music. * ok kx } "Is Suffering a Blessing or a Curse?" was the theme of the sermon preached by Rev. G. A. Mundy at Brooklin United Church, Sunday, June 14 at 11 a.m, The senior choir, led by Dir- ector of music, Rowland Me- Cord, sang the anthem "Hear Thou My Prayer, O Lord"--XK. Bissell. - Sunday, June 21st, was Anni- versary Sunday at Brooklin United Church. This was the 119th verifiable anniversary of the congregation, and the 97th of the present Church building. Rev. William H. H. Stewart, B.A., B.D., of St. John's United Church, Stratford was the guest speaker. Rev. Stewart is a native of Ireland and was for- merly a minister in the Presby- terian Church in Ireland. | The closing meeting, for this season took the form of a base- ball game and weiner roast for the members of the United Links Couples Club, at Glen- stream Farm, the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hamer. A good evening of fellowship was enjoyed by all. * * * The Annual Decoration Day Service, sponsored by the Bee- thoven Lodge, 1.0.0.F., Brooklin was held June 14 at Groveside Cemetery. The Scripture reading was given by Chaplain, Bro. Heber Down and a duet was sung by Bro. Stanley Webber and Miss Caroline Webber. The address was given by Rev. G. A. Mundy. Mr. Mundy entitled his address, "So Great a Cloud of Witnesses." Dr. J. H. McKinney read the names of departed Brothers and Sisters who were buried in Groveside and other cemeteries. A report was given on behalf of the Cemetery Board by John Batty. * * * By Mrs. R. Holman BROOKLIN -- A special Iris Show was held by the Brooklin Horticultural Society, Monday, June 8, at Brooklin United Church with the following re- sults: ' Class 1: Iris, white, 1 spike-- Mrs. N. Anderson, Mrs. B. DeHart. Class 2: Iris, yellow, 1 spike-- Mrs. L. Hall, Mrs. A. Jack- son, Mrs. E. Green. : Class 3: Iris, pink, 1 spike-- Mrs. A. C. McCulloch, Mrs. L, PISTOLMATIC A high-quality, one-hand operated grease gun, com- plete with 12" flexible exten- sion hose. You save $3.25 over the regular Esso retail price of $8.25, when you pur- chase one carton of 60 Esso MP Grease Cartridges--the sure, economical way to keep your equipment in top work- {ng condition. Get one from our Imperial Esso Agent-- ut order soon, this repeat offer is for a limited time only. ~ MORE NOW...MORE IN THE FUTURE...FROM IMPERIAL OIL G. PRENTIEC Port Perry Ont. Parrott, Mrs. E. Acton. Class 4: Iris, blue, 1 spike-- Mrs. E. Green, Mrs. Me- Culloch, Mrs. A. Jaekson. Class 5: Iris, mauve, 1 spike-- Mrs. L. Hall, Mrs. G. Steven- son, Mrs. A. C. McCulloch. Class 6: Iris, red, 1 spike-- Mrs. N. Alves, Mrs. S. Locky- er, Mrs. A. C. McCulloch. Class 7: Iris, brown, 1 spike-- Mrs. N. Alves, Mrs. F. Holli- day. Class 8: Iris, purple blend, 1 spike--Mrs, B. DeHart, Mrs. L. Parrott, Mrs. Wm. Davis. Class 9: Iris, brown blend, 1 spike--Mrs. S. Lockyer, Mrs. E. Acton. Class 10: Iris, blue blend, 1 spike--No first, Mrs. Green. Class 11: Iris, any other colour, 1 spike--Mrs, F. Holliday, Mrs. E. Green. Class 12: Iris, plicatis, any col- our, 1 spike--Mrs. N. Alves, Mrs. L. Hall, Mrs. A. C. McCulloch. Class 13: Iris, in one container, b spikes, in variety--Mrs. A. C. McCulloch, Mrs. A. Jock- son. Class 14: Basket of Iris, faced, arrangement to count--Mrs. N. Alves, Mrs. A. C. Mec- Culloch, Mrs. E. Green, Class 15: Modernistic arrange- ment, iris predominating, using driftwood--Mrs. R. Healey, Mrs. McCulloch, Mrs. E. Green. Class 16: Arrangement of mixed flowers--Mrs. McCulloch, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Jackson, Class 17: Basket of flowering shrubs, faced--Mrs. McCul- loch, Mrs. Green. There were 71 entries in all to be judged. ~ The next regular meeting of the Society will be held June 29 when Mrs. W. Sebloen, of Ellesmere Nurseries, will judge the Rose Show. All are wel- come to come. * kk By Mrs. R. Holman BROOKLIN -- The United Church Women held the closing meeting of the season, June 8, in the C. E. Building of the United Church. Mrs. H. Dennis of the Reliable Unit, led the worship with the theme, "Every time I hear the Spirit". The Lend-a-hand Unit pre- sented an interesting program on the "New Curriculum". Mrs. J. Patterson gave a short in- troduction and showed a film strip entitled "The New Curri- culum?", Following the film strip Mrs. G. Mundy gave an explanation of the aims and purposes of the New Curriculum. The new books pertaining to PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 25th, 1964 -- 11 as copies of the Home" magazine and the week- ly papers distributed by the Sunday School. Mrs. N. Alves, president, presided over the business! meeting, Reports were given by vari- ous committee chairmen. "Christian | all led in the devotion and the Bible Study, which was taken from the Word and the Way, The Reliable Unit met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Stanley. The worship was on the theme, "Every time I hear the Spirit", and the mission study was an- other phase of the work in The nomination committee re- | India. ported that Mrs. J. H. McKin- | Mrs. L. Blight welcomed the ney would act on the Steward- | members of the Faithful Work- ship and Recruiting committee | replacing Mrs. J. Wallace who has moved away. The Manse committee report- ed that a new maple bedroom suite was purchased for the Manse, The Community Friendship and Visiting Committee report- ed that 676 calls were made in the second quarter of 1964. A total of 1,333 calls have been made so far this year. The Supply and Social assist- ance committee reported that 436 lbs, of clothing, etc. had been packed and shipped. * kx ok Unit Reports The A.B.C. Unit met at the home of Mrs, A. Boyes with 19 attending. Mrs. Gibson presented a Chapter from The Word and the Way and gave a reading which she had written herself, entitled, Living Your Life to the Best of Your Ability. Mrs. W. Baldwin was hostess to the Lend-a-hand Unit (17 members and 1 visitor). Mrs. -J. Batty and Mrs. W. D. Crox- | in her Bible Study. ers Unit to her home. The worship and program was in charge of Mrs. M. Bird. The theme, The Power of faith, as a grain of mustard seed, was used by Mrs. Blight She chose a chapter from the book, The Power of Positive Thinking, and closed the study with a chal- lenging Bible Quiz, Mrs. Bird gave an interest- ing and humorous reading from "Homebrew and Patches" call- ed "Catalogues". The Sunshine Unit met at the home of Mrs. R, Holman with 22 members present. Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. L. Mathison, Mrs. S. Lockyer and Mrs, F. Young were the committee in charge of ° the evening. They presented the worship with the theme "Every Time I Hear the Spirit". "A small token of apprecia- tion of her work as secretary for the Unit was presented to Mrs. L. Mathison who has moved away from the commun- ity. Mrs. F. 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