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ae le 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 27, 1976 - Greenbank and area news By Mrs. Clement Congratulations to Mr. David McKean and Miss Elaine Jackson who were married on Friday evening, May 21, in the Catholic Church in Port Miss Jean Phoenix of Tor- ontd spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sorry to report Mr. Ross Cookman is a: patient in the * Toronto General -. Hospital, but hope he will be home again soon. A number of ladies from this area attended the W.I. District Annual at Green- wood on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray P Lana and Ricky spent : the holiday weekend with Mrs. Perry's brother, Mr. and Mrs, David Jones and family of Ottawa. Several Greenbank people enjoyed the Anniversary supper which was held - in Wick Church last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Somer- ville of Columbus and Miss Diana Dennis of Oshawa - spent Saturday with the Clements. . on Friday night were the following: Men - James Gibson, Ernie Luke, Grace (playing as a man). George Smith, Women - Eva Stentiford, Bea Harrison, Edna Meyers and .* Mildred Thom, pson, Mr, Lloyd Ashenhurst and friend 'of Cardinal called on his sister, Wa and hn Armour McMillan last y. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Young and family of Port Hope spent the weekend with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Mary Thomas of Pinedale spent a couple days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee recently. There will be no Church Service at Greenbank this Sunday, May 30, as it is Seagrave Sunday School 'Anniversary. P.C. Association make plans Area presidents and chair- men of the Durham York - Progressive Conservative ; Association met Monday to make further organizational plans for the Riding. This group has been meeting regularly to complete poll organization and activities ,, 1 preparation for the next Provincial election when if. is called. Riding President; Norm Lyons of Leaskdale, is pleased with the progress of the organization and feels that his association will be better prepared than ever to give support to their candi- date, Bill Newman, Minister of Agriculture and Food. Valentia United Church Women were hostesses for Region 1 Rally of Lindsay Presbyterial U.C.W, at 10 A.M. on May 18, 1976, Mrs, Bert 'Wannamaker, Seagrave was in the chair and opened the rally with a call to Worship and Hymn 388, "0, Master. let me walk with Thee". . ; The U.C.W. Purpose was" recited in unison. Mrs. Gordon Grills, Valen- tia, graciously welcomed all present. Vroomanton U.C:W. were in charge of the Worship. The theme being "Called by God". Mrs. Roy McMullan, Sunderland, read Scripture from Mark 25: 1-13 and Mark - 12:41-44. Mrs. Allan Down, Sunderland, presented a meaningful meditation. Some thoughts to ponder -- What is calling us to do? Do we wantto hear it? We must give God our whole life. He calls us to be witnesses in our daily live in our community. Mrs. Gordon Gilson, Pleas- ant Point, President of Lind- say Presbyterial U.C.W. brought greetings and also gave highlights of the Annual Meeting of Bay of Quinte © Furniture and Carpet © Television, Stereo, Appliances ® Boats, Bikes, and Sports Equipment ® Recreation Vehicles and Cainping Equipment Pools and Supplies 'REFRESHMENTS AT THE ST. CHARLES NO ADMISSION CHARGE A COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT OF 'SCUGOG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | | (Thursday 6-10 | Friday 4-10 RECREATION Saturday 10-10) PORT PERRY AREN A A GREAT FAMILY OUTING -- -- -- COME AND SEE ® Landscaping and Garden Displays ® Decor, Art and Craft Displays © Real Estate Information Conference U.C.W. held at Sterling. Mrs. Geo. Vrooman, Vroo- manton, read the minutes of the 1975 Rally at Greenbank and called the Roll, Repre- sentatives from Greenbank, Little Britain, Pinedale, Pleasant Point, Seagrave, . Sunderland, Valentia and Vroomanton 'u CW's repor- ted a highlight' of the year' 5 work. There were 90 in attend- . ance, including 14 members of the Lindsay Presbyterial U.C.W. Executives. Mrs, Harold Kempling, in- vited the Rally to meet in Sunderland United Church in 1977. Mrs. Joe Perrault, Little Britain, gave a fine report of the school for U.C.W.'s held at Camp Quin-Mo-Lac which she attended last September. She urged more to attend. There were only 11 from Lindsay Presbyterial in 1975. + _The offering was received by Sunderland U.C.W., and dedicated by Mrs. Kenneth Harrison, Sunderland. ; Mrs. Wm. English, Cann- -ington, favoured us with a splendid report of the Annual Meeting of Conference U.C.W. held April 6 and 7 at Sterling. Mrs. John Coburn, Presby- terial Treasurer, Fenlon Falls, listed some special projects for our Supergifts. They are the Indian Home for Girls, 106 Spadina Rd., Toronto,; the Harriette Christie Memorial Fund; Victor Home for Girls; Youth Exchange; Bursary Fund; Street Hanen and Camp Quin-Mo-Lac. Mrs. Leslie Taylor, Sun- derland, Christian & Missionary Education and Stewardship Secretary, pre- sented interesting material and skits" for our use for these programmes. Mrs. Ernest Steels, Wood- ville, Supply and. Concern Secretary, suggested we look' for areas of concern nearby as well as in cities. Mrs. Burton Upton, Oak- wood, reported four vacan- cies on the Presbyterial Executive for 1977 and asked for our co-operation. Mrs. Wm. Jackson, Rea- _boro,_ Literature Secretary for our Presbyterial, had for display splendid books for Worship, programmes -and for daily devotion. New books for study are - "Man's World, Woman's Place", "Canadian Concerns', "Jus- tice not Charity", and '"This " GARDEN _thought). ANALDA Landscaping & Nurseries Hwy. 7A and West V4 Line (5 miles east of Port Perry) 986-4771 Lindsay Presbyterial UCW Land is not for Sale". Mrs. Fred Puckrin, Sea- grave, introduced our guest speaker, Mrs, W. Guthrie of Audley, Mrs, Guthrie has contributed much to her Church, Sunday School, U.C.W. and has been an officer in Oshawa Presbyter- ial U.C.W., A delicious luncheon was served by Valentia U.C.W. The afternoon sessin was ~ opened by an enjoyable Sing Song led by Mrs. Don Hadden, assisted at the piano by Mrs. Albert Cooper, both of Pinedale U.C.W. An impressive Memorial Service was given by Mrs, "Mark Corneil and Mrs. Joe Perrault, Little Britain, A very humourous skit was presented by five ladies from Greenbank U.C:W. entitled a "Lesson in Futility", This was well received. The Theme of Mrs. Guth- rie's address was "The Pur- pose of the United Church Women". It was very help- ful and well received. Space permits only a few high- ts. "What does Mission mean to you? Read Math. 9: 35-38. What is the Mission of the Church (Math. 23'; 23-26). In * Witnessing, we must re- member that the worst thing that a Christian woman can do is to speak ill of another. We must witness in love. - Visitation to lonely, sick and newcomers is a vital part of witness and fellowship. A good meeting is like a good meal. 'It should be appetizing, interesting, nutritious (contain food for There should be time for digestion and it should be a joyous time, Mrs. 'Guthrie closed "the meeting with this verse: +" "LetMeBe" A mind through which Christ thinks; A voice through which Christ speaks; A heart through which Christ loves; A hand through which Christ helps. Mrs. Gordon Robertson, Pleasant Point; thanked Mrs. Guthrie and others who made the Rally so worth- while. Mrs. Don Hadden, Sunder- land, the Chairman for 1977, -closed the Rally with- Hymn 416, "Creations, Lord, We Give Thee Thanks", and the Benediction. 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