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h The October meeting was held in the Church Parlour on the 6th at 2 pom. Mrs. Roy Leask read the Call to Worship fol- lowed by the opening hymn 388. Mrs. Harper read the Scripture taken from Eph. 4, verses 1-16. Mrs. Rynard sang a lovely solo accompanied by Mrs. , Phair. The Meditation, whos¢ theme was Peace, was followed by Prayer. The collection was re- ceived and dedicated. Selection 752 was read in unison from the hymnary. Mrs. Charles Hadden of Wick was guest speaker. Everyone enjoyed her accounts of the Leadership Training School held in Belle- ville at Albert College. Hymn 378 closed the Devotional. Mrs. Harper, Vice president, presided at the business meet- ing, welcoming the members and thanking the group in charge. The minutes were ad- opted as read by Mrs. Ianson, due to the absence of Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Couves reported a balance of $268.87 in the Treasury. Mrs. Rynard was thanked for her donation to the work of the organization. Mrs. Anderson thanked everyone for . Get Well Wishes received when _ she was ill Correspondence was read from two Xmas card companies. No reason could be found to FEATURES b b k ances with her rich contralto po RT p ERRY STAR, Thurs, October 21, 1965-15 i! ( . W ice. All : i me -- be r e e n a n U C i R L aN atis) by formances are for charitable & you AS ONE THAT SERVES". 8) re ¢ teth 1 ono of he ain . 30 & wile of | wolfare groups. The name A.| Tickets will be sold in ad- i", [5 Bre Wo quarieiies as We gers, O.T.S. is taken from the first|vance and may be obtained ts Solaists, Mrs. Betiy Davis, | py 4 Scarborough A.O.T.S.[ letters of the words Jesus | from any member of the Even $v wife of one of the singers, joins | Glee Club is a non-profit or-| Christ used when describing his | ing Unit of the U.C.W. or by ff the Glee Club in their perform-! ganization and most of its per-| mission on earth: "I am among | phoning 985-7456. £7 | 3 i ._D ,. hg £5, i J 0 / WITH A MEAT PURCHASE DURING THE FIRST WEEK 4 "OF OUR TABLERITE BEEF ROUND UP - A TABLERITE 4 | 6d J | | I i O T0 EACH CHILD. ACCOMPANIED [¥ BY AN ADULT. SUPPLIES ARE Wi ) / LIMITED, SO GET YOUR HAT a on Your FAVOURITE 'FRONT WHILE THEY ARE AVAILABLE. br QUARTER CUTS OF BEEF ; CE f: Rec. | 255 | Price 38 PRICE | DISC | you PAY 3) PERLE [PERLE [3 STANDING RIB ROAST ra (9324 69 I BLADE ROAST suetsonnnon | 65¢ 16 QE th BONELESS BLADE ROAST (7520¢ 55¢, fs rr m-- 20-07. Tins gu SHORT RIB ROAST |73918: 55, i PINEAPPLE ~~ 3fors1. [ll CROSS CUT RIB ROAST (79¢20< 595 £ Sts Soup i= Zoe [lI CROSS CUT RIB ROAST wus 39:21: 67. tw f ° ) , a ;omato oup 1 os BONELESS SHOULDER ROAST(72¢(18:| 54, i reen Gian -0z, 1ins c ¢ ¢ "DAIRY MONTH" \ Ei NIBLET CORN 235. | PLATE BEEF BONE IN 19 7¢| 22: 7 change from the present plan in charge of Mrs. H. McMillan, Request from the John Milton | Society for the Blind was tab- led. Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Rahm & Mrs. H. McMillan were selected as a nominating committee for 1966 officers. It was decided to pay for ma- terials used by the Messenger group. The Rally at Pleasant Point was discussed. It was pointed out if Greenbank U.C. W. is to do its share, more of- ficers from this organization were needed. Mrs. George Beare is to finish out Mrs. Archie Empringham's term as presi- dent and Mrs. Phoenix volun- teered to take over Literature and Communications. Members were to continue saving Maple Leaf labels with the idea of buying stacking chairs for -the Sunday School Room. Mrs. Clements request- ed authority to pay $4. for Lay- ette material to the Presby- terial Supply. Com. members were urged to do and report more visitation to sick and shut- ins. Work undertaken by the Parsonage Com. reported up to date. No dining room suite has been chosen as yet but Nov- ember may tell a different story. Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting, followed by lunch for 23 members, 1 visitor. * 9° 9 Please keep in mind the even- ing of Friday, November 12th, when the Scarborough A.0.T.S. Glee Club will present a full evening of musical entertain- ment in Greenbank United Church under the sponsorship of the Evening Unit of the U.C.W. This Glee Club was formed in 1968 and has grown, under the leadership of Mr, S. E. Bagnall to become a harmonious group of 35 singers with a wide re- pertoire of songs, both secular and sacred. Within the choir Pe - ROLLED PLATE BONELESS |49<|12<| S7¢ Free!! 8-o0z. Coffee Mate v. Carnation with oz. Jar [lt BONELESS BRISKET POINT (8521 G4: Jl [GA Ree: or Nivoy son. : IGA Inst. COFFEE 95 5192647 7.¢ ET A . < [ TENDER RIB STEAKS 182677. | Kratt p ib. Pk hi C tion F : : 2 . ¢ ra rocess 1-lb. Pkg. st, Frame pn aan: 66. [| BONELESS STEWING BEEF [7218 54% ll Vino 636 5 GROUND CHUCH stow uc 6941752: [ll | Hou, Jo £ Betty Crocker 29 .BRAISING RIBS A511 34%, CHEEZ WHIZ ....... $1.19 fe CASSEROLE MIX pkg. 39 : ge ole Tog. Sin Pg BEEF STEAKETTES 6917 S25 BM Brack Dimond 50s. 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Ia Prices Effective O 22, 2 Mod 4 Pkgs. of 200 | 22 | 26 | 38 | 46 i rices ective Oct. 20, 21, 22, 23 oderne gs. 0 oa 1 18 T BRT "mf an : FACIAL TISSUE ....... ss. | 28 | 13 | 20 | 74 Bl We Reserve the Right to 29 | 61 | 36 | 56 wh "Limit Quantities Bubble Club Pkg. ly in wi 0 BUBBLE BATH ....... 59c. Res gi PASY 4 -- NOTICE -- After October 30th, Hope's IGA Store, Port Perry will give No Refunds on 8, 10 and 12 oz. Pop Bottles. We will be handling Canned Pop Only (All Varieties) We will still be carrying all varieties of QUART SIZE BOTTLES and Refunds will be given on these Quart Bottles. HOPE'S IGA STORE _ (JACK HOPE, Proprietor) ATUL NH DIA IGE 5 pn Fr dP ain py