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. Epsom Jean Jeffery Mr, & Mrs. Maurice Carl and Kevin of Oshawa, Mrs. E. Hougland of Whitby also Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Hbugh- land. James, Esther and Jeanette were recent visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Taylor, We will be looking for- ward to meeting old friends at Breadalbane Presbyterian Church at Utica when they hgld their annual church service on Sunday, July 9 at 2:30 p.m, This is always a beautiful service and everyone is welcome, Miss Gladys Martin of Brampton, Mrs, Jean Sar. ggant of Guelph, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Martin of Bowmanville, Mr, and Mrs. Harlan Clark of Prince Al- bert, Miss M. Bowles and Miss Brenda Payne of Tor- onto called at the Christie Jome last week. Mr. and Mrs, Fred West were in Fergus on Wed. attending the funeral of her nieces. little son, Mr. Frank Foot, Mr. Frank Taylor and Mr, Har- olg Barton of Uxbridge vis- ited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Caw- . ker of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cawker of Peterbor- augh, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Thornton caled to visit with Mrs. Cawker recently. Welcome one and all to the Annual Community Pic- nic at the home of Mr. and - Mrs. Harry Boodway. This affair is sponsored by the Bethesda-Reach W.I. will be held July 9. Bring your own dishes and your picnic basket. On Tuesday, July 11, the Annual W.I. Picnic for Ont. County will be held at Elgin Park, Uxbridge. North Dist. are the hostesses this year. Both picnics enjoy the noon lunch about 12:30. Recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ross Mginro were Mrs. Gordon Graham, Oshawa, Mrs. Lew- is and Mrs, Taylor & Gord: on of Claremont, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Godfrey & Mrs, Godfrey Sr. of Brooklin and Mrs. MCCoombe of Toronto. PLUMBING PHONE 985-2581 ART'S + Sewer Connections QUALITY WORKMANSHIP News Mr. and Mrs, Ben Welsh and Ethel and Mrs. Norma Warren of Toronto were luncheon guests on Monday, with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Kerry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer entertained their fam. ily for the Dominion Day holiday, Mr. Bill Keatch is enjoy- ing a vacation with aunt & uncle Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry. The Ryall family met at the home of Dr, Pat Asling, Ashworth, for their annual reunion picnic, The As- ling family all attended. Mrs, H, Kerry and Mrs. W. Kerry attended a com- munity shower at Ashburn for Miss Wendy Wallace on Sat. afternoon. Mrs. Villa Evans visited Mrs. Ruby Geer last Wed. Mrs, Graham. Donna, ac- companied Mr. and Mrs, Ross Munro to visit in Col- lingwood on Monday. Miss Joyce Wilson was hostess last week for a shower for Miss Helen Wil- 'son. We were all shocked to learn of the passing of Miss Edna Pridham in Nigeria, Africa. A very close friend of Miss Ruby Wilson, Edna had been in Nigeria as a nursing missionary for 27 years, Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Mr. J. P. Wilson attended the last rites at Stayner. Mrs. Gordon Prentice & Mrs, Murray Prentice at- tended a shower in Toronto one evening last week for Miss Ruth Noble. I'll' bet you didn't recog- nize Al Christie, his mother and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Christie sitting in their buggy at an old boys re- union in Uxbride. This is on the front page of the Joseph Gould book. The little coat Allie was wearing for the occasion was made by his mother & may be seen at Quaker Hill Museum, Did you know Epsom Band won first prize at a re-union in Port Perry in 1903. Greenbank Band was runner-up. - HEATING ART PETROZZI Domestic & Industrial WIRING cal US FOR FREE ESTIMATES | ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT Phone: 985 - 7005 74 ROSA ST. SEA FSU TSAR OY th We de "Le TE gy ima TS RIA (75 Summer rally for The Womens Missionary Society Rally, of Lindsay Presbyterial was held in the Gamebridge Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday, June 8th. Roll was called with an attendance of 75, The theme for the meeting was "Builders of the Church". The afternoon ses- sionopened at 2 p.m, with the call to worship and Constitut- ion of the Presbyterial a with prayer by the President, Mrs. H., Windrem. A solo "Building for Etern- ity" was beautifully sung by Mrs. Hewitt of Gamebridge. She was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. H. Furniss. Mrs. Furniss, President of Gamebridge W.M.S. conv- eyed warm words of welcome to the Presbyterial. She stated that Gamebridge W.M.S. is85years old and the Church 104 years. The worship service, pre- sented by Glenarm W.M.S. was taken from Exodus, stressing "Builders of the about Estimates on We will give estimates on either Material & Labour or Material only Church". It was conducted by Mrs. June Nesbitt and Mrs. C. Hargreave. Reports from Synodical held in Lindsay in April were brought by Mrs. Dorine Acton, Mrs. Jean Veale and Mrs. Elsie Wallace. - Mrs. Wallace reported that 161'ladies had registered for Synodical, this being an increase of 65 over 1971. The new Synodical Presi- dent is Mrs. Shepherd of Guelph Presbyterial. Miss Lois Powrie then presented '""A survey of Lindsay Presbyterial". Owing to the changes in Districts, Miss Dorothy Kel- ler, 'who has been in the western provinces will be assigned to our District and Miss Powrie is being trans- ferred to Hamilton. Miss Powrie mentioned that our new "Book of Praise" will be coming off the press in Septembner. She also stated that a new Congregational Board is Free PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 5,1972 -- 7 being formed and there will be one representative from every Congregation. A full Executive meeting of the Presbyterial will be held in Bobcaygeon, probably in early October. Many useful articles des- ignated for Evangel Hall were displayed by the Leask- dale W.M.S. The Literature secretary, Mrs. Wilson, gave a very interesting account of her books and invited the ladies to visit her display table. Mrs. Maclnnes closed the Session with prayer and also said Grace before the even- ing meal, A very delcious dinner was served by the Gamebridge ladies. The Evening Session at 7 p.m. was again constituted with prayer by the President. The worship service was very ably conducted by Mrs. W. Fairley and Miss M. Demille of Fenelon Falls, W.M.S. Lindsay Presbyterial They based their service on the story of Lydia, the se)ler of purple. Mrs. C.V. Vinden, guest speaker for the evening was introduced by Mrs. Phil Francis, Mrs. Vinden, who, with her husband and family spent ten years in Africa" displayed many interesting articles brought from there. She also gave a very interesting and impressive narrative on the work of the two Medical missionaries, Dr. Algy Smith and Dr. Sharpe. An anthem "We would be building" was sung by 6 ladies from Beaverton W.M.S. They were accom- panied at the pianoby Mrs. C. Veale. Mrs. J. Mackadyen ex- pressed thanks to Mrs. Vin- den and everyone who helped to make the programme worthwhile, Rev. W. Fitzsimmons closed the meeting with prayer and the Benediction. -- of in-stock GARAGE DOORS - GARAGES - BOAT HOUSES SUN DECKS ®. PATIOS 'sr LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 235 WATER ST. - 985-7391 - PORT PERRY