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J The February meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. C. Newnham. It was pleasant to have a visitor Mrs. C. Graham with us, A well- arranged devotion was conduct- ed by Mrs, Newnham, Mrs, Do- rothy Hope with. Mrs. Heayn reading a timely theme, "The Christian as a Citizen", The business matters were chaired by the president Mrs. W. Roy Hope. Sec'y Mrs. H. Holtby read minutes plus thank you note from Mrs. Kay Norton, Treasurer Mrs. Jewell submitted a paper on finances, also an- nounced the cost of purchasing thirty new membership-¢ards. Following this a request was made each member strive to provide a couple. of "Canada Packer Labels", as roll call at next meeting, Mrs. B. Smith reported 18 visits and also -- -~-- ad A. ~ WE. SR SE VUITCT CU aCcCUmMpPISHINENLS Un quiltings, Mrs, Beacock reported infor- mation regarding centennial plates and various other inter- esting favours as a result she was given authority to con- tinue working on. the matter. The subject of members pay- ing admission at suppers creat- ed much controversy. It was unanimously agreeable to omit the customary spring tea for this year owing to spe- cial emphasis being based on Centennial in June, It was announced the annual winter bale weighing 155 Ibs. had been sent to Overseas Re- lief. - Following a discussion the: kitchen committee to be in charge of enlarging handout windos@h more adequate space --also_purchase coffee urn and a supply of bun baskets. Birthday gift for our adopted boy, Joseph Braden was given attention, Tentative plans were voiced for future pot luck supper and program. Committee for same are Convenor Mrs. Newnham, Mrs. Roy Hope, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Smith. Being no further business on the agenda" Mrs. H. Hodgins clearly reviewed the U.C.W. Presbyterial convention held-in | ES FI SANTILCa), Prince Albert News Oshawa. Lunch served by Mrs, Vance, Mrs. Newnham and Mrs, Beacock, Several ladies attended the U.C.W. Presbyterial held in Oshawa A delegation also en- joyed the Valentine Tea at Man- chester on Wednesday. .. 2. One evening recently many interested folk gathered in the church parlors for thé purpose of supporting our local choir, when they presented a variety musical 'program. Two non members Mrs. Clifford Love & Mrs, Stan 'Glass each contribut- ed humorous readings, A few members from Kedron choir also assisted. Much credit is due our church organist and choir director Mrs, Bruce Snel- grove for the enthusiasm and effort displayed in this memor- able concert. All realize the hours of practice were quite Refreshments -- served & a social hour enjoyed. Mrs. C. Newnham opened her home recently for a stork shower for Mrs. Gerald Bonnell. The recipient was the richer of many lovely clothes and neces- sities for the wee one. Lunch was served to over thirty ladies. Congratulations to Miss Lexie Love who obtained first class honours in examinations for Grade VI vocal, Mr. and Mrs. Les Faux and son Allen of Wick and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robertson of "Shirley were with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter, Miss Patsy Holby spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Tietze and son Duane of Linden. New Jersey: Miss Mildred. Martyn, student nurse Wellesley hospital, Tor- onto, spent a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Martyn. - Mr. and Mrs. J. Lake and Brenda, Qakwood; Mr. B. Mar- tyn and boy friend, Waterloo. visited Mr. W, E. Martyn. Mr. Don Beacock attended the Junior Farmers Zone Leadership School and banquet held at Crestwood High School, Peter- boro. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and baby, Oshawa were with his pdrents Mr. and Mrs. N. 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Dickinson and Judy of Downsview. Safety Course, held at the High pOR] PER RY STAR, School on Thursday night at | Thurs. Feb. 24th 1966 -- 3 7.00 p.m. Boys and girls age ! ' ! 15, must have their parents! consent in WRITING. Hunting liscences are only issued to | those 16 and over. Fifteen | year olds will be given one, af- ter they have taken and passed their Hunter's Safety Course, when producing written parven- tal consent. Adults requesting a Safe Hunter's Course, will be The "Head" U.C.W. will meet made most welcome. A nominal March 2 at 8 p.m, at the home fee will be charged. | of Mrs. Earl Reaer. The theme i will be based on Christian Edu- Brisigemanis me Boise Lene cation and the members are re- mace tor Wlub Members to at-| 1 ogted to read Chap. 2 in the tend the Sportms i {na Toronto, on Masch 17th. Ag| Sudy Book The ladies have further arrangements are made, | ship Hall for the euchre on [ll keep you posted. 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