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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 29, 1990 - Children to conduct anniversary service From Page 16 borough and Audrey Leishman, Reaboro, visited their mother Neta Fish, Blackstock, and on Friday they included Yvonne Holland and all went for a shop ing tour in Oshawa; getting ready for a large family wedding in June. Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa, were Sunday guests with his parents Sam and Mabel at the farmstead. A visit was enjoyed over refreshments. Glad to hear that our good friend Edda Bowman of St. Christopher, is doing well in Oshawa General Hospital. We wish her all the best! Evening UCW Unit Meets Seven members met at the home of Kay Notman. Joanna Malcolm opened the meeting with the Roll Call - A verse from an old School book," which was well answered. The Spring Smorgasbord was discussed. Kay Notman gave the Treas. report. Regenia Walker showed pictures and a letter from the foster child. The summnier trip to Parkwood Art Gallery and Belamy's for supper was discussed. Chris Davis needs help some afternoon to clean the Church bagement. The S. School is looking for a good used play pen for the nursery; also good, clean used toys. Barb Weir gave the Unit infor- mation re - the Senior citizens lun- ches held at the Blackstock church. Shut-ins and Seniors meet once a month for lunch and an afternoon of entertainment. Devotional was taken by Kay Notman; who read a poem "Sud- denly It's Spring' followed by a short prayer. Joanna Malcolm's program was read from Mandate "Canada's Cultural Mosaic' from - Leviticus 33 and 34. Churches must intregate with different cultures and religions. She demonstrated how to write a cin- quain poem (a five-line stanza) then everyone wrote a poem and read it. An interesting idea and educational as well. Next meeting to be held June 13 at the home of Yvonne Priebe. Roll Call: an item for the food bank. After a lovely lunch and visit; Kay was thanked for use of her home and lunch. Nestleton United Church Greeters for Sunday Morning, May 27, at 11:15, were Ina Davis and family. Richard MacKenzie and Robert Mairs led the worship. Choir number - '"The wonder of it all' with Gwendolyn Malcolm at the organ. The congregation welcomed the speaker Lois McLeod; a member of Blackstock United Church and a member of Quin-mo-lac Board; spoke on 'Quinte Come Alive Now." Ruby Van Camp told of the "Quinte Campaign." During the children's theme: Lois presented, "What makes a bean seed grow? what makes us grow? the answer is - Sunday School Camp! Scrip- ture from Matthew, yas read by Kay Notman. Offering received by Glenn Malcolm and Reg Hughes. Ser- vice closed with hymn - "To Show by Touch and Word."' Benediction & Three Fold Amen. July 15 - will be the 40th an- niversary service at Quin-mo-lac at 2 p.m.. Bring along a picnic lunch and join in. Lawrence & Gwen Malcolm had a nice visit with brother Grant and Georgina Brooks at their new home in Bewdley. Community Church Caesarea On Sunday, May 27th, Caesarea community Church met with a good congregation. The Service was conducted by Mr. Gerald Wills, elder from Emmanuel Full Gospel Fellowship, Uxbridge. His theme was 'Fellowship Reveal- ed," taken from text 1st John 1:3 and 1st John 2:6. The message revealed - '"Those who truly believe walk; talk; and enjo fellowship; with God and eac other. Bill Telop accompanied on the piano and Kathleen played the organ. Next Sunday, the guest speaker will be Pastor Gordon Parks of Elim Tabernacle, Peterborough District Annual of Durham West Attended On Wed., four members of Nestleton Branch of W..I1. attend- ed the District Annual of Durham " West, held at Welcome Court Restaurant near Port Hope with Newtonville Branch; the hostess for the day long meeting. 65 delegates attended this annual business meeting. From Nestleton Branch Rika Wygerde, Neta Fish, Gwen Malcolm and Winnifred Davison attended. The next meeting of Nestleton Branch will be held on Wed., June 6, and a tour of Port Perry In- dustries will be of interest, Bertha McLaughlin, convener. Take Note: The Nestleton United Church Sunday School Anniversary will be held next Sunday, June 3rd, with Superintendent Chris Davis Squirts win 1st Plan to attend our Sunday School Anniversary on June 3, 11 o'clock with Mrs. Ruth Evans as guest speaker. Fellowship hour will follow and ladies are asked to bring sandwiches or squares. Greenbank U.C.W. afternoon unit will meet at the Church at 2 p.m. on June 6th. The topic will be "A Faith for a Unified World." Greenbank "Squirt Girls" lottery profits are used. Lottery profits help hospitals. On the night of the car accident, Helping hospitals is just one way This is how Lottery funds are Bruce was not expected to live. For- working for you in your area. tunately, a specially equipped and staffed trauma unit was ready and standing by at a nearby hospital. This special facility helped Bruce beat the odds and he has returned to work. Ba Ontario Lottery Corporation Together we're making good things happen. Lottery profits are also used to provide grants in other areas such as helping people with disabilities. They also help fund sports and recreation, arts and culture, and province-wide charities. Trenton Memorial Hospital, Trenton Cobourg Waterfront Festival Committee, Cobourg Picton Golf & Country Club, Picton Navy League of Canada - Quinte Branch, Belleville _Wintario, Provincial at the helm. The children are cou- ducting the Service so don't miss this exciting day for the youngsters! After the service the congregation will go to the home of Cliff and Chris Davis for the an- nual Pot Luck lunch. A great day for all! Correction "In last weeks news, a mistake was made re - Blue Ray Chapter. On anniversary night May 10, at Blue Ray Chapter, Marilyn Jones P.M. was presented with her 25 year Pin by Past Grand Matron Sheila Anderson; who initiated Marilyn into the order 25 years ago. A great bundle of news this week! baseball team, sponsored by Bagshaw Electric, played their first game of the season against Bruton 1.D.A. girls last Thursday evening at Greenbank's home field at S.A. Cawker in Port Perry. This exciting game saw Greenbank down by a score of 14-10 in the last inning, but with single hits from Jennifer Galbert, Heather Tredway, Laura Hooker, Leslie Jeffrey, Stacy Richardson, Amanda Robinson, and Sara Clarke the girls were able to come up with a win. Next home game at S.A. Cawker will be Thursday evening. Margaret Couperthwaite, Muriel Gibson, Velma Foster and Helen McKean attended the Women's Institute District An- nual in Port 'Perry last: Wednesday. ' ' Thanks to those who phoned in news items so please phone Rachel McMillan at 985-2924 for the month of June. 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