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Id] [ y¥ / oo > X : ul A FEIN I PROSPECT NEWS The U.C.W. met at the Church on Thursday evening, Jan. 18th, Mrs. Bruce Holtby conducted the devotions, opening with this message,-- "Another year is but another call from God To do some deed undone and duty we forgot; To think some wider thought of man and good. To see and love with kindlier eyes anid warmer heart. Until acquainted more with Him and keener-eyed to sense the need of man We serve with larger sacrifice and readier hand our kind." The hymn "The Lord's my light and saving healt ? was sung, Mrs, Murray Holtby read: the scripture lesson from Proverbs 2, vs. 1-9, concluding with prayer. She continued with a meditation "Be a Lamp- lighter" which had inspired Ruskin to say "That is what I mean by a real Christian. You can trace his course by the lamps he sets burning". Wm. J. March stressed the lamps of faith, hope and love. Learn to have faith. Take courage and have hope. Try loving and life will be happier even for you, Try it. Jesus said "He that follow- eth me shall not walk in dark- ness but shall have the light of life." After the dedication of the offering, the hymn "Forth in Thy name, O Lord, I go", con- cluded this period, Mrs, Clare Vernon chaired a short business session of regu- lar routine, including a welcome message, especially to several visitors from Manshester and Port Perry. Mrs. Burnsell Web- ster read the slate of officers for 1966. We were pleased to welcome back, Mrs. Meta How- sam, a former school-teacher, who had come to entertain us with her colored pictures of Hawaii and Alaska, where she toured last summer. Her inter- esting commentary was very in- formative and relaxing, Mrs. Bruce Holtby expressed our ap- preciation to Mrs. Howsam for her kindness in sharing these trips with us (although it was real cold outside). An Evening Prayer was sung and everyone retired to the S.S. room for social fellowship and refreshments, served by Mes-| dames Jean and Tot Holtby and Maude Vernon, We were pleased to see one of our local, prosperous farmers, Mr, Leslie Smith, featured on the T.V. programme "This Busi- ness of Farming", pertaining to "Growing Feed for Livestock", last Tuesday, a.m. Intermediate Hockey League Standing WESTERN DIVISION GPW L T Pts Cobourg .... .... 1714 1 2 80 Sunderland ... 16 10 5 0 20 Uxbridge ........ 18 7 6 1 1b *L. Britain .... 18 6 7 0 14 Port Perry ... 16 6 9 0 12 Port Hope ...... 16 411 1 9 *Sutton-Kes.... 13 211 0 6 * Won 1 4-Point Game (As of January 13/66) LADIES CURLING RESULTS Tuesday M. MacMaster 11, I. Mitchell 8 E. Doyle 8, R, Mitchell 6 L. Cook 9, G. Hunter 9 Wednesday A. Cox 12, R. Bruton 4 J. Gray 5, H, Carnwith 4 I, Carter 9, M. Panabaker 2 M. Holdershaw 7, D. Beare b Thursday H. MacMaster 8, H. Thompson 6 N. Kenny 7, C. Martyn 5 A. Dawson 11, B, Beare 7 OM Thursday, January 13th the Port Perry Ladies Curling Club was host for the Round Robin. The Bowmanville entry em- erged with top score while the Port Perry team skipped by E. Doyle came second with one- quarter point less, All participants enjoyed a day of good curling and fine fellow- ship. Annual to be held at Frank Honey, President. Meeting of the PORT PERRY, REACH and SCUGOG AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY to be held in REACH TOWNSHIP HALL, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 26, 1966 -- Everyone Welcome -- SES ISD) A Fri ods 2 NTE EI pl Sa TAAL He VEN rs o's Pg Ya ~ SiS A 8.00 p.m, in Fred Lamb, Secretary RR ROR ONC BAD SALES & GORDON Barn Cleaners, Silo Unloaders, Bunk Feeders, Liquid Manure Pumps and Spreaders, Rubber Cow Mats, iL. R. R. 1, OSHAWA, Ont, GER SERVICE Cow Trainers. CORNER yo if Ee ts Ah tit Waid . 3 wn bd 1 Bh RRA A SPF RIT Fk Sad dA Port Perry U.C.W. On January 11th, 1966, Mrs. S. Griffen, president, opened the general meeting held in the Church, with a meditation for the New Year and prayer. Mrs. St. John, assisted by other members of Unit 6, con- ducted a worship service. The recommendation of the executive that the U.C.W, spon- sor the Observer was approved. Mrs. George Hall was ap- pointed convener for the bazaar and a member from each' Unit is to help with plans for the same. Annual reports were received from committees, Mrs. Margaret Burnett of Unit 7 let in a hymn sing. Rev. A. Rice answered ques- tions on the work of the church and conducted a service of in- stallation. At the conclusion of the meeting a social half hour was spent when Unit 8 served lunch. The following are the officers for the coming year: Past Pres.--Mrs, Dora Dowson President--Mrs. Verna Griffen 1st Vice--Mrs. Mabel Cawker 2nd Vice--Mrs. Doris Williams Rec.-Sec'y--Mrs. Audrey Hall Cor, Sec"y--Mrs. Dora Dowson Treas.--Mrs. Hazel Crawford Committees Finance--Mrs. Joy Hull Manse--Mrs. Kay Walker and Mrs. Jean McDermott Press & Publicity--Mrs, Vera Honey and Miss Ethel Dodd Social Functions-- Mrs, Madeline Heayn Nominating Committee-- Chairman--Mrs. Margaret Hayes, Mrs. Jean MecDer- mott, Mrs, Kay Walker, Mrs. Marilyn Hillier, Mrs, Annie Wakeford. Stewardship & Recruiting-- Mrs. Jane Litt Citizenship & Social Action-- Mrs, Margaret Cornish Community Friendship & Visiting--Mrs. Mary Hardy & Miss Olive Real Co-Operation & Christian Education, Missionary Education--Mrs. Mary Leask Literature & Communications--- "PORT PERRY STAR, Mrs, Doris Williams, Jan. 20th, 1966 -- 3 Thurs, 'Mrs. Isabel Lee Membership--Mrs, Joan Lane | Progr e--Mrs. Miriam Price Flowers--Mrs. Esther Chapman | Peogranme rs. Tina Supply & Social Assistance-- Mrs. Mabel Bickle Hospital Representative-- Mrs, Nettie McDonald Pianists--Murs, Margaret Burnett and Mrs. Flossie Ploughman and Mrs. Mable Cawker Unit Leaders Miss Audrey Kent Mis. 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