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The September meeting of the Women's Assoclation of the United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Merrill VanCamp. Forty-three en- thusiastic ladies arrived in the pour- ing rain and after the meeting .de- clared they were well repaid for com- ing out. The President presided for the opening exercises and bfsiness. Roll call was well answered by "What I am thankful for". The township convention which is to be. held in '| Blackstock, November 13 was annou- nced and discussed. Fall Rally to be held in Whitby, October 23, was announced, It was decided to serve lunch at Mrs. Carl McLaughlins sale on October 18. Decided to hold the annual bazaar in the Recreation Hall some evening during the third week of November, Thurs., Friday, Saturady, S ECIA October 9. 10- 11 "Hor F UDGE Sunoac 19¢. "Simcoe Street North OSHAWA The Scripture reading, prayer and devotional paper was given by Mrs, Harold McLaughlin using as a basis for her remarks, "Go ye into all the world and Preach the Gospel." The the success they did without the power of Jesus in their lives and teachings, We all have talents, each one is born with the ability to do something well. Some have more' tal- ents but Jesus uses all. These are, rich to help the.poor, strong to help the weak. With .a full life we have no time for evil. Miss Joyce Graham, who with three other young ladies from the Bay of Quinte conference spent seven weeks this summer on'a trip to British Col- umbia including two weeks caravan- red and fifty miles north of Van- couver on the Pacific coast, showed coloured slides. of several important places in this Indian village and other places en route, Joyce also gave a most ° interesting and educational commentary, After the closing lunch was served and all enjoyed discussing the wonderful mental trip taken with Joyce. Wednesday evening some seventy ladies spent a very pleasant evening in the Community Hall when Hamp- ton Women's Institute were guests of the Blackstock 'W.I. 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Roll call was "My Thanks- giving Blessing', Names were gath- ered of those who wish to take the bus trip to the annual convention in Toronto, to look after the Christmas gift for our sister, institute in England, Mrs. 'McNabb, president of Hampton In- stitute then presided for their pro- gramme, which consisted of a piano diet by Mrs. Albert Cole and Miss Mary Niddery; two humerous mon- ologues by Miss Mary Niddery; two vocal duets by Mrs, Bell and Mrs. K. Caverley and an address by Mrs, F, Reed ¢n "Citizenship" Each citizen 'Jeither by birth or choice of a country. She spoke of everyday citizenship. A few ways to think about. Do we keep the ten commandments or only part of them? Are you a good wife? Are you a good mother? Is your home a happy home? How and what do you teach your children? What kind of a neighbour are you? Are you a comm- unity worker? Do you use your fran- chise? To each of these questions she gave most helpful suggestions, The currents events for Blackstock was then given by Mrs. W, W. Van- Camp. The Hampton ladies expressed their thanks for the invitation to vis- it us and Blackstock ladies thanked Hampton for the splendid program, after which lunch was served and a social visit enjoyed. Holy Communion was administer- ed in both churches on Sunday morn- ing and next Sunday, Oct. 12, there will be special Thankgiving services. In the United at 10 a.m., Rev. Rom- erll will be the speaker and in St. John's at 11 a.m. Rev. C. E,.Olive, B. Sc. will be special preacher. Mr. Olive is Rector of St. Peter's church Knob Hill, Scarborough. Mr. E. Freelan, Kirkfield spent the week end with his sister Mr, and Mrs. M. Hanlan and Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Bird and Janet, of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ruther- ford and Allan, Oshawa and David Ballingall were Sunday guests of Mrs. George Fowler, Miss Joyce Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bur Toms enjoyed a 860 mile drive through Western Ontario over the week end. Joyce will be having more beautiful color pictures of this part of the country soon. Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Mountjoy and Mrs. John McKee visited friends in Peterboro on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm and fam- ily and Brenda Malcolm visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Rahm, Tyrone, Sunday. Mrs. A. Balsam, Solina spent a few day with her sister Mrs. E. Larmer and Ernest. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer, Mrs. McDougald, Mrs. Balsam and Mrs. E. Larmer visited relatives in Midland. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hoar, Orono were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Venning, Mrs. John Rahm and Mr. Orr Venning vis- ed at the Kane Funeral Home, Tor- onto where the body of a niece Mrs. Fred Wright was resting. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Belyea and Nancy, Bronte called on a number of relatives on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carnaghan and family visited her brother Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Little and family, Agin- court on Sunday. "Mrs. A. Gibson, Stayner was week end guest of Mr, and Mrs. J. A. John- Mrs. Arthur Bailey was appointed |' Mrs, Fred Werry spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. Dawson, Oshawa. Canon and Mrs. Chaperlon return- ed Saturday from their holiday in Jamaica. Messrs, Gilbert Marlow and Chas. Venning flew to New York on Fri- day to see the world series ball games on Saturday and 'Sunday, They re- turned home Sunday night and re- ported a most enjoyable trip. Mrs. Dalton Dorrell, vice-chairman, attended the semi-annual meeting of the Durham-Northumberland zone Federation of Agriculture in Lindsey on Thursday. Brendd Malcolm, Yelverton pint the week end with Carol Rahm. Scugog News The Head W.A. was held at thg home of Myrtle Manns on the even- ing of October 13t. We were pleased to have a good number present and also to welcome some quests fron Raglan, Mrs, Walter Manns and Mrs. Mahaffey, Mrs. Stanley Manns and Mrs. Birkett. Following the opening hymn "Day is Dying in the West", the Lord's Prayer was repeated. Doreen read the Scripture from Galatians and Leona Barry read our devotional study on the "Christian as an Indi- vidual." The Roll Call was answered by a Biblical name. Following the minutes our business was discussed and prov- ed to be a very lengthly discussion. We voted $6.00 to the newly formed to the Hospital Auxiliary. We are very pleased with our new dishes for the Head tea room and hope to be using them to serve lunch to the vis- iting choir on Anniversary Sunday, ed further and many lovely articles were brought in. It will be held on the afternoon of November bth. at Rita Rodman's on the afternoon of October 29th, when final arrange- ments will be made. Following our business period, Marilyn Manns played two delightful piano solos for us, Mr. and Mrs. Bra- ham were then kind enough to show us some of the pictures of their trip Jamaica and Florida, which we were all delighted to see, Lunch was serv- ed by Leona Barry's group. There will be our monthly supper at the Head tea room on the evening of October 17th. Mrs. George Sweetman of Toronto vigited with Mr. and Mrs, Alec Mart- yn for a few days last week. The Is- land friends of Mrs. Sweetman are happy to see her return again, look- ing in such excellent health, We enjoyed having our evening church service 'again at the Head Memorial Church last Sunday evening. Mrs. Braham sang for us in the ab- sence of the Grace Church Choir, of whom many members were unable to come because of colds. Utica Mr. and Mrs. G. Harper and fam- ily visited Mr. and Mrs. Gibson of Taunton on Sunday. Miss June Strong and friend were guests of Mr. and Mrs. on Sunday. | Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall were Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward, of Whitby. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Philp who celebrated their 59th wed- B.... anniversary « on Saturday. SEATS WIDER THAN A SOFA -- At last, you can enjoy true living room Sov, Pontiac's new seats are wider, ha backs and slant a es 2 maximum sup under the knees or more comfortable driving. You'll find there's plenty of head and leg- room, too, Look what's happened to Pontiac de ever made in a sin a yous) Pontiac's put your jagiissring advances that , a longer, lower, too, for the surest, most a ge 3 le foe pi = ~ Api pp cha wow Pout ig; binge ON DISPLAY TODAY .: your local Pontiac dealer's & | © ; ---- prom Bob Archer Motors | - o | Phone ¥Ukon 5-3468 PORT PERRY, ONT m ia rR a 4 asa ; nan : i gy ie ston. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lucas, Tors end Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Martin, Oshawa spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning. Mrs. Osmond Wright visited her Midland for the week end. Mrs. Harry Dawson and son Bill of Fraserville visited Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Werry on Sunday. daughters and families, Toronto and' accompanied the Goldwin Faints to: James Toogood and Mr. and Mrs. M. of Mr. and Mrs. M. Storie on Sunday. New Reduced STOVE OIL .......covvvnvinninnnns FUEL OIL . > ER ET TT EE TET EEN RY a. ----r as a A YE APS PON FA RRR AG ETH Vigor Oil rm Prices in Effect PREMIUM QUALITY vse 206, Por Gallon LEE EE LLL NOW 16%ec. Gallon FOR DELIVERY PHONE Oshawa RA. 5-1109 Brownie group, and to donate a-doll -- October 19th. Our bazaar was discuss-' The next W.A. meeting will be held Bruce Geer Boxall and family were visitors -