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rr ---- Sunday. January IS Communion Day at Grace' Church. The following people are reminded to contact the names on their lists: - Bonnie and Don Gerrow, Clarence Carter. Murray Jackson, Maurcie Fralick, Edna McL and H. Cornish, Helen Red- man, Cawkers, Reta Wilson and M. Carter. There -will be a congre- gational meeting at *'Grace" church Tuesday evening January 16 at 8 p.m. Will the secretaries and treasurers all have their reports ready for Rev. Pogue by Sunday, January 14. You are re- quested to have them typed or written with a dark pencil not pen. On Sunday, Rev. Pogue told the children how he had watched a seeing eye dog lead a blind lady on and off buses and across streets. The lady was able to trust her life to the leadership of her dog who could see the way. So the children should learn to trust "od complete- ly to lead them. To the adults he explained that January 6 was Epip- hany Day, a day to com- memorate the coming of the Wise Men to seek the new born king, Jesus. King Herod who held his throne only because Roman power put him there was filled with anxiety and fear that he might lose his postion. When the Wise Men did not report to him he decided this child must be destroyed by killing all children under 2 years. But Jesus escaped when his family took him to Egypt for 3 or 4 years. Thus 'the result of fear was sin. Jesus later condemned fear not sin. To-day is known as an age of anxiety and fear for many things. The answer to "fear" s 'love'. Those who have lea rned to care for others are able to overcome many of their anxieties. It was announced that Jan. 17 the ladies of '"'Grace" U.C.W. would serve a hot luncheon from 12 until 1 p.m. On February 14, we hear they hope to conduct a euchre. We wish to extend our sympathy to the family of Carl Graham who suddenly passed away before Christ- mas. Our thoughts were with them for many months as he endured discomfort and uncertainty. Our sympathy also goes to Mrs. Morven Hughes and her husband of Portview whose father Mr. Fox passed away on Christmas Day in New Glasgow, N.S. Mrs. Hughes flew to N.S. for the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pogue have gone to B.C. to attend the wedding of. their son, Roy. Mr. and Mrs. John Sweet- man and family were happy to have visitors 'from San Francisco between Christ- mas and New Years. John's cousin Stuart Sweetman whose father James Allan Sweetman had been raised on Scugog was interested and often wondered about his father's boyhood home and relatives, so he and his wife decided to take their chances with the Christmas fogs and fly to Detroit and then proceed east. Incidentally, they missed the miscalcu- lated date for the great earth quake. But they say the have tremors all the time. Their impressions of Scu- gog were very favourable and especially the clean, Scugog News clear aw and sample of Can. winter. They managed to meet mgny of the relatives around Port Perry and Toronto. Bonnie and Don Gerrow have returned home from their vacation in Sask. The "Head" U.C.W. will be held at the home of Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow to-night. Like so many Dave Moore gol his share of flu to set him back for awhile but is on his upward climb again. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Forder have moved into their new home at the "Head. We welcome them and their family to our community. Mr. and Mrs. Norman 10 Branches attend District by M. Cawker The Fall Board of Direc- tors meeting of Ontario South District was held in December at the home of Mrs. Lorne Parrott of Myr- tle, with 15 members present. The District President Mrs. Nels Williams of Port Perry presided with Mrs. L. Parrott Sec. Tres. of District assisting. The meel- ing was opened at 1:30 p.m. with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The Treas. report showed a balance of $214.31. The roll call of Branches was answered by 10 out of 12 present, Ajax and Green- bank were not represented. The District P.R.O. Mrs. H. Crawford was ill and unable to attend. During the reading of the correspondance, we were advised re - the National Convention to be held in Banff, Alberta in June, also a letter was read to do with the ACWW. (International) competitions for 1974. After some 'discussion a motion was passed to amend the district By-laws, as two By-laws were found to be obsolete due to the ruling in the new hand book. Each branch will receive a copy from the District Secretary in the near future. The District delegate Mrs. N. Williams gave an infor- INVEST NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 7 %% For 5 Years Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 et BERRA ERRRES SE NSM SE RT Re iit digi MENTE RRNA + TIRING LE. RA vA SLA ANE . -- ---- TR a ee ae , ber visited ~~ Tripp are now living in Port Perry. The Women's Institute will meet January 17 at 8 p.m. al the Municipal Township Hall. The motto is "To look at the past and to plan for the future'. For the roll call you are requested to name at least 1 interesting item in your home that was made in another country and bring it along if possible. You are welcome to come and help us celebrate our 1st anniver- sary. Our membership has increased. To gain some knowledge of local government our mem- with the 1st Scupop Council Meeting of January 4th . hiss ARE 54 a " 3 WW Scugog council members sworn in Scugog Council held its inaugural meeting last week at the Scugog Municipal Office. Shown here during a pause in the proceedings are, from left to right: Councillor Sheldon Smith, Councillor Michael Van Strien, Reeve Cliffton Crowell, Clerk-Treasurer Sid Chandler, Deputy-Reeve Joyce Redman, and Councillor Gerry Taylor. meeting mative concise report of the Central Ontario Area Con- vention held in Toronto in November giving an inter- esting insight into WI activi- od to ties at Area level and outling to the members items of importance re-Branch work. The Shirley Branch will "host" the next District Annual to be held in May at Raglan. Suggested dates May 22nd. 24th subject to approval of the Provincial Board. Director and the Mrs. opening her meeting. A delicious lunch was served by the Executive. Parrott tor home for the Hank's Excavating SEWER INSTALLATION BACK HOE COMPRESSOR RENTALS Dig Depths up to 182 feet. A. E Johnson Home Economist. 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