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& nr ISG I SRA fae Ste Sa a NETRA NA on CNet veal. on? Bets ee cial RSE oC J) a baal nd ARE LBERAY SPST ARAN LV Re a SAE PARAL ae dilsy Sad luitln ¥4 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 9, 1969 IRAFSL VOAALE 43 13 WN GREENBANK U.C.W. The October Meeting of the Afternoon U.C.W. was held in the Church Parlour on Wed., Oct. 1st at 2 p.m. Mrs. Diamond convenor of the group in charge opened the meeting with a' poem and short prayer. The Scripture taken from Deut. 8 V. 12-30 was read by Mrs. Beare. Hymn 577 was followed by the Theme on Thanksgiving read by Mrs. Roy Leask. Col- lection was received and de- dicated. Mrs. Diamond re- viewed a chapter from the Study Book on China dealing with conditions and hard- ships as experienced by the natives. Hymn 579 closed the worship service. Mrs. Phoenix presided for the business welcoming the members and thanking the group in charge. She also commented on the thoughts brought out in the Thanks- giving theme. The minutes were adopted as read by sec- { V-- 'retary Mrs. Beaton. 16 mem- bers answered the roll call. Mrs. Abernethy reported for "Stewardship committee. Pos: sible pianist to replace Mrs. Phair were discussed. Mrs. Guy obliged for this meet- ing. Mrs. H. McMillan spoke about the Bale and would like donations in by the end of October. Mrs. Ianson stated she had received the Messenger sup- plies. Several Thank You's were read by the secretary. Attention was drawn to the Films on Cancer to be shown in Uxbridge on Sun., Oct. 5. Prices charged for banquets served in 1970 will be fur- ther reviewed at a later date. Lunches to be: supplied at the Plowing Match. were talked over, Each member with no special assignments to pay ©50cts. collected by each convenor. Tickets for the "Luncheon's Served" were passed out to be sold. It was hoped that the re- quired 100 would be disposed of. The nominating committee for officers for '70 were re- minded it was time for ac- tion on their part and it was hoped all the offices. would be easy to fill. Mizpah bene- diction closed the meeting. Lunch was served after the singing of Grace. SAVE ON Premium Quality ~® GASOLINE © DIESEL * MOTOR OIL Farm tanks and pumps available. Call Collect 668-3341 ATTENTION FARMERS WHY PAY MORE? DX OIL FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WESTERN HORSE SHOW at a el § Re SRT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1969" CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW DAY ACHIEVEMENT ¢ UXBRIDGE 16 ' CATTLE SHOWS WOMEN'S EXHIBITS LON [N LAI ahs + Ra FAN EIEN Ll bY SLI aE et PORT PERRY Ucw The September meeting of Unit 9 was held at the home of Mrs. John Price with 14 members present. In the absence of the pres- ident and the secretary through illness, the offices were capably filled by Mrs. Roy Lane and Mrs. Ron Bray respectively. Mrs. Lane opened the meéting with an autumn poem. Mrs. Price, Mrs. Peggy Fowler and Mrs. George David- son conducted the worship service. Following the offering and the reading of the minutes, Mrs. Lane thanked everyone for the help given in catering. during the summer and at the Ontario Hydro Demonstration Evening. © A motion was approved that notes of thanks be sent to the Ontario Hydro and Richard's Beauty Salon for the donation of prizes. A reminder was given of the forthcoming 'Ida Burns Night" to be sponsored by units 7 and 8. The general meeting is to be held on October 14 in connection with the teen- agers of the area. Guests at the meeting" will Big Canoe from Georgina Island and several of the Indian teen-agers. A question and answer period between guests and members will be an interesting part of the evening. The thank-offering services on October 19 will have as guest speaker Mrs, Elda Struthers from Africa, Mrs. Bob Brinkman report: ed on preparations for the bazaar. . The remainder of the evening was spent in working on place mats for the bazaar. Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vander- woort, Whitevale, visited his brother, Mr, Art Vandérwoort and family recently. Thanksgiving service will be held next Sunday at 11:45 am. A belated note of apprec- iation- to Mr, Bill Slute of Utica for his assistance in the service of song at the anniver- be Chief | sary. © Mr, Kedron sang two solos on Sunday, which were much appreciated, Mr. and Mrs. Boniu, Osh- awa were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell on Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs, L.B. Roberts visited his parents in Torgnto on Sunday. Mr. Roberts Sr, is hospitalized. A number of ladies from this area were at the Roxy Bill Rosnak of: Theatre in Uxbridge to see the special films and hear the cancer program on Sunday night. Mrs. John Hogg, Toronto and Miss Karen. Thompson, Western University visited grandparents W.J. Mitchell on Sunday. 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