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POSE AR § LER $y EASUCRWIR EIN TA AL 3 SME be at ras dN FeET LN rs FON RE YE IORTARAT AT) SE GR EEA ENE EA REE INCRE Pl YY SL a 08 . Foie any ALIA x -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday April 3, 1969 Twenty - seven ladies and six children gathered in the Christian Education Centre Tuesday, March 25th at 12 noon and enjoyed a bounti- ful and delicious pot luck luncheon and social time. About 1:30 President Mrs. Roy McLaughlin opened the General meeting with appro- priate quotations and after welcoming all called on Mrs. Ralph Larmer who gave a very interesting and timely worship from the theme "God is Reaching Out at Easter". Following the of- feratory prayer Mrs. Harold Kyte with Mrs. Lorne Thompson at the piano led a hymn sing. Mrs. McLaughlin read "A Thought for Every Day" and conducted considerable busi- ness after which Unit lead- ers Teported their meetings. Mrs, Walter Wright gave a reading "As Lent Approach- es". Mrs. P. Romeril and Mrs. George Skelding pre- sented the playlette "Two in a Box". Mrs. John Car- naghan made a brief, fitting congratulatory speech and presented the President with a Silver Wedding card sign- ed by all present. Meeting closed with prayer. The Women's Institute Ba- zaar came off quite well on Wednesday night consider- ing the very story weather and slippery roads. Natur- ally the attendance wasn't as large as usual but all appeared to enjoy themsel- ves. Miss Leanne Dorrell sang a solo, accompanied on piano by her sister Heather, then with Heather on the v ON YOUR specifications. P.O. BOX 491 Lalo 8 BLACKSTOCK Guitar Leanne, Heather and Janis sang two folk songs. Mrs. W. Hopps entertain- ed with instrumental music on the piano, Stylists from David's Beau- ty Salon, Port Perry model- led several Hair do's which .was very interesting. lowing which Mrs. Marwood McKee declared the sale open and a while of purch- asing was spent before the dainty lunch was served. David offered a free shampoo and hair set for a lucky ticket which was won by Mrs. Roy Taylor. Mrs. Hubbard of Port Perry won the quilt. Lawrence Van Camp, the 'pillowcases and Mrs. M. P. Philip of West Hill the cup and saucer. On Friday, March 27th the Department of Agriculture arranged the Annual meet- ing of Dairy Herd Improve- ment Association, which was held in Cartwright In the forenoon all visited the barns of Mr. P. Hoogeveen and Mr. John Bonsma, At noon all gathered in the Township Hall for lunch after which Mr. Harold Clapp of Guelph Agricultural Col- lege addressed the gathering on "Modern Feeding Meth- ods of Dairy Cows". Fine Palm Sunday services were held in both Churches Sunday morning. The Unit- ed Church choir sang "Lift up Your Voice O Zion". Rev. P. Romeril's subject was-- || "Honouring the Lowly". Rev. R. C. Rose text was "Christ Accepts us with all our Im. perfections". 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Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bea- cock spent the week-end with their daughter son-in- law and family, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Essery and Leanne; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison; Mr. and Mrs. George Bryans and Stuart, all of Courtice were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family, He LOTTA LOVELINESS 9) FOR DINNER, THEATRE OR THAT IMPORTANT DAY, WELL STYLE YOUR HAIR THE PROPER WAY" RICHARD'S 'BEAUTY STUDIO PHONE: 985-7991 one distributed to each mem- ber of the congregation. A memorial prayer -for Gener- al Eisenhower was offered Special services will be held in both churches Good Fri- day evening. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended the Van Camp fami- lies on the death of their sister Mrs. Francis Werry (nee Annie Van Camp) of Enniskillen Sunday. Hearty congratulations are extended Mr. & Mrs, Creigh- ton Devitt of Bowmanville who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Hamilton on Sunday. . To Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harri¢ on their 40th Anniversary A family dinner was held in their honour at Mr. & Mrs. Burkett's (nee Reta Harris) '| Sunday." Also to Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin on their 25th Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dor- rell and Janis spent the weekend with the Roger Dorrells, Ottawa. - Mrs. Fred Bradburn, Janet- ville spent the week-end with the Ray Bradburns. Mr. Paul Rahm, Toronto is home- for five days. Sorry to report Mrs. Rus- Mrs. P. Romeril and Mrs. H. Kyte are attending a Presbyterial executive meet: ing at the home of Mrs. Red- path, Oshawa (Monday). Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls visited his parents in Bobcaygeon Sunday and were sorry to find his moth- er in Hospital. Mr. Kelly had just been home from hospital a few days. 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