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. PORT PERRY UCW "all present with a specially Mis. Lane, in _her--capable interesting pamphlets and lit- erature on the subjects. A 'that someone would volunteer The Port Perry U.C.W. opened the fall season by meeting in the church Tuesday evening, September 9th, with an attendance of 31, Mrs. Jean McDermott oc- cupied the chair and welcomed warm welcome to Mrs. Reeves, hoping that she will be happy amongst the members. After reading a poem appropos to our busy summer, unit 9 was called on to present the devot- ional period. This was led by Miss _Galdys Joblin with Mrs. Kay Walker and Mrs. Marg- aret McKee taking part. The minutes-were read and approved'and further business discussed. Arrangements are being made to hold a Thank- Offering Service -Oct. 19th. Treasurer Mrs, Joy Hull gave her report and it was generally felt that in spite of] the work involved.with cater- ing during the summer it had proved. to be a very, satisfact- ory source of income. Mrs. Margaret Brignall reported sending out 185 cards durin the summer to sick, shut-ins, etc. Mrs. Verna Griffin spoke of the enjoyable time at a picnic held in July for some of the people in our commun-| ity needing friendship and entertainment. This was held to help the ladies known as the 'Friendly Neighbours' in their splendid work and it is hoped that the organization will be able to help in other ways during the year. Members were reminded of] the coming bazaar to be held November 1st and it is hoped the ladies are working with) that in mind. 'Unit 7 & 8 are sponsoring an evening's entertainment, October 1st with the interest-|- ing theme 'Travel can be Fun'. Tickets are available from unit member, © © "Mrs. McDermott called on Mrs. Wes. Lane who intro- duced the program on Christ- ian and Missionary Education. manner explained the import-' ance of the work and showed film' entitled 'Some one Must Care'! - showed homes and institutes throughout Canada for the use of those in need. Mrs. Dora Dowsan spoke on Christian Education and of the need in the church for Sunday School Teachers and youth leaders. She urged to help in this work. The meeting closed with PRICE INCLUDES | * Reserved ticket to . ~ performance " "Return transportation via comfortable deluxe travelcruiser First class accommodation TRAILWAYS | es TOURS 627 Bay St. For Reservations and Information. Call PORT PERRY 985-2340 the Mizpah benediction and lunch was served by unit 3. It's desirable to have more ladies attend these interest: ing meetings and join in the worth-while work being done. A request has been made that the ladies who have help- ed with the catering during the summer please return to the church any dishes ngt belong- ing to them. Some dishes have been taken home 'with left over food after these catering occasions and the ladies own- ing them would like to have them returned. Ladies please keep checking the kitchen for | dishes returned. GREENBANK U.C.W. The opening meeting for the Autumn season was held in the church parlour on Wed- nesday, September 3rd, at 2 p.m. with music supplied by Mrs, . Robert Leask, Mrs. Phoenix welcomed the ladies and outlined the purpose and function of U.C.W. members who are expected to lead in Fellowship, help others and act' like christians at all times. Hymn 148 was sung followed by the Scripture Reading by Mrs. Thomson, Psalm 1 Verse 1-19. Mrs. Phoenix gave the Meditation on Envy, Mrs, Thomson read a prayer, Mrs. McCaig took the Study book Greenbank News Mrs. C. Pearson and Mr. Stanley Alldred in Toronto last week visiting their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Major. The regulax, monthly meet- ing of the Fidelis Unit of the U.C.W. will be held in the church October 1. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon recent visitors at hér parent's home Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brandon. Ontario County Federat- ion of Agriculture held their annual church service at.the old stone church at Beaverton on Sunday. A few from this area attended. The Junior, Farmer's choir rendered a few musical numbers. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Leask] spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Robert Leask. . Mr. and Mrs. John Critch of West Hill visited Rev. and Mrs. Critch and family last week. A group of local ladies attended a hat show at Prince Albert Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blaney of Dorchester spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoe- | SP GUN Rho SHEN " Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown have moved to Scugog Island. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mec- Caig home on Sunday with his parents Mr, and Mrs. M. McCaig. Congratulations to Earl Phoenix on winning the 4H Showman Championship at Lindsay Exhibition. : Danny Stone studying at Sick Childrens Hospital, Tor- onto this week. "4 Mr. and Mrs. Rabert Baird visited Mr, and Mrs. Jim Fields of - Hamilton on Monday. Everyone is. invited to Sea- grave Anniversary next Sunday as there will be no church service at Greenbank. Mr. and Mrs. Elson of Altona, Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Leask. Mr. and Mrs. E, Mk of Brookdale recent visitors of Mr, and Mrs. bt. Brand- on. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Han- cock of Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McGee and Terry and Mrs. Beatrice McGee of Lind- say guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee on Sunday. Any news for next week please call 985-2632. on China, stressing the suppression of religion and the taking over L;' the Imperialists. Hymn 156 closed the devot- ional, ~ The President Mrs. Phoe- nix presided for the business welcoming the ladies and thanking the group in charge. Collection of $18.45 was received and dedicated. 18 members answered the rol 'call. $326.55.in the treasury as sent in by Mrs. Mero. It was decided to supply Messenger literature for next year and that no more Pray- ing Hand pens to be ordered. Food for the Plowing match on October 8 was discussed and the members decided to do the noon lunches which are passed out in the fields. 75 or 80 to be prepared and looked after by the Catering Committee. - Members were reminded that Monday, Nov- ember 10th at 7 p.m. is the date for our "Luncheon is Served" evening. Plans for some were made. Mrs. Mount's| name was suggested asa replacement for Mrs. Clem- ents on that group. A gift was to be bought for Cathy Till who has been in. the hospital. Secondary School Teachers At Port Perry High School New members of District 17 of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation were welcomed into the organization at a dinner meet- ing at Port Perry High School on September 17. Mr. Grant MacDonald, Principal, welcomed the mem- bers of O.S.S.T.F.- school and turned over the meeting , to Mr. Malcolm Mitchell, President 'pf Dist- ict 417, "who also 'welcomed the new members and paid tribute to the Principals in the District for their strong part- to his} ed by Mr. C. Petrie of the R.S. McLaughlin = Collegiate and Vocational Institute, Oshawa. 'Special guests were the two life members of the District who were able to attend; Mrs. Pearl Rogers, formerly of the Pickering High School, and PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 25,1969 -- 9 Manchester Anniversary services will be held here next Sunday with Rev. Mr. Barnes, Columbus as guest minister. ' Miss Willa Marie Howard and Mr. Victor Routenia of Sudbury were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Frank- and George. . Mrs, Meek and daughter, Miss Sonyaof Sandford visited her parents Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Midgley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Midgley entertained the Credit Union, on the occasion of their annual picnic on Sun- day afternoon. Mrs. Ada Munro, Epsom, visited Mrs. Crosier on Sat- urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Proctor, and sons Gordon and Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Proctor all of Oshawa, Miss Olive McMillan, Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Proct- or of Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson on Sunday. A number from this I cality attended open house at the Beacock home on Sunday.on the occasion of Mr. Frank Vickery's ninetieth birthday. Mrs. Joyce Vanderwoort, Mrs. Ann Wanenkhof and Mrs. Marie Kroes attended a Dutch entertainment in Oshawa last Thursday evening. of Education for Ontario County. The meeting concluded with the showing of a film, In These Times, the story of] - O.8.8.T.F. Mr. George Roberts, Director Mrs. Helen Taylor and Miss Brenda, Stouffville, visited Mrs. Crosier on Sunday: Guests with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Roach over the week- end were Mrs. John Cranby, Jill and Martha, Aurora, Ruth Barfoot, .Susan Roach, Hal Martin, John Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Feeney, all of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Steven Carew, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Masters attended Lindsay Exhibition on Saturday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Masters on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ' Masters and family of Little Britain, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright, Mr. Stanley Wright, Peterborough, Mrs, Vera Masters, Oshawa, Mrs. Masters is remaining for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson, Utica called on Mr. and Mrs. C. Masters one day last week., PORT PERRY icipation--in- O.8.8.T.F. The| Principals introduced the new members of their staff, and Mr. R. Farrell, Past President, encouraged teachers to avail themselves of opportunities to improve their qualifications provided by O.S.S.T.F. Mr. W. MacDougall, Sec- one Vice-President introduced | Dr. D.S. Fleker, General Sec- retary of 0.8.8.T.F. Dr. Fleker explained the organization of the Federation, the benefits offered by it and the respon- sibilities of the teachers to their profession. He was thank- 1. Depart Port Perry 8: 15 p.m. 'with the Ditnguit AWARD STAR 6. M. WILLIAMS MOTORS LTD. MERCURY DEALER ~ in recognition of Progressive management... of fine products. Modern sales and service facilities... Sound merchandising practises... High quality standards I Continuing interest in rendering superior service To owners of the Ford family RRS LET a SERRE ee