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1 a -- EI {Bechool started. last a special service for child- ren and registration in the various classes, We have eleven classes this year, and we hope to have the use of te library basement to reduce the over crowding in our hall. Until definite arrangements are' made, all children 2 attend at the regular time (11.80). i At the Bunday 'School Teachers' meeting, on Sept, 8th, Mrs. Dowson and Mrs. Sonley, the president and vice-president of the group, 'under- took to make a card file and arrange the children in their new classes. This they carried out most efficiently, re- ducing confusion the first Sunday to a minimom, It was also decided to hold a Teachers' workshop, jointly with the United Church and Presby- terian Chureh, on October 16th and _1Tth--a Friday evening and Satur- day. Leaders from the Council of Christian Education in Toronto would come to help with this. It is expect- ed that teachers from the Brooklin parish will attend also. Sunday School teachers this year who were not included in the list last week are Mrs. K. Bateman, Mrs. K. Collings and Mrs, G. Porter. The Evening Guild met at the church hall on Monday, September 14. The date for the Rummage Sale was set as October 8rd. It will include a bake sale and tearoom. ' Donations for the baking table would be very much appreciated. It was decided to have the next meeting of the Guild as a shower for the bazaar. This will take place at the home of Mrs. T, Becker on September 28th, The group also decided to continue the group discussion meetings held last spring. Refreshments were served by Mrs. W. Sonley and Mrs. G. Sebben. It is with regret that we learn that Mrs, McClintock, our able organist and choir leader, plans to retire from her duties after Thanksgiving, Her years of faithful participation in our worship have been appreciated by all in the parish. . We are happy to have Mr. and Mrs. Fuller back 'with us, looking so well after their holiday in Quebec. Our Harvest Thanksgiving service will be held on. September 27th. United Church W.M.S. The September meeting of the United Church Afternoon Auxiliary was held Tuesday the 8th in Church basement. The president, Mrs. S, N. Griffen, presiding. ; The meeting opened with harvest hymn and prayer by Mrs. Griffen. Gratifying officers rsports were Bear. AT 20961 9 CHAS A. BRADLEY & SON oi. Decorating Contractors 1 or INTERIOR and EXTERIOR | : WallPaperinga Specialty '¥ Phones: 363J Brooklin, Ont. ! Whitby MO 8-3559. fl SEPTEMBER 28-- f | Alleys 1-2---Bananas vs. Berries Alleys 3-4--Bananas vs. Pineapples i | OCTOBER 19-- | Alleys 1-2--Grapefruit vs. Peaches read. Miss McDermott also told of Alleys 3-4--Cherries vs. Apples the 213 pound bale packed at the home Plums vs. Berries of Mrs. Leask and shipped early this|Alleys 6-6---Bananas vs. Grapes summer. Other work accomplished Pears vs, Oranges by ladies which netted the society | OCTOBER 26-- '$88.00 -- Mrs, Peel made and sold a Alleys 1-2--Bananas vs, Apples quilt for $26.00, and Mrs. McDonald Pears vs. Berries had a quilting which netted $8.00. Alleys 8-4--Grapefruit vs. Grapes Mrs, Colbear read a missionary story Lemons vs. Oranges from Missionary paper Orfanew. She|Alleys 5-6--Cherries vs. Peaches also reported plans were completed Plums vs, Pineapples for banquet to be held Sept 23rd with Mrs, McKinney as guest speaker. Mrs, Cornish aly the new [Schedule will be published later. Study Book by Dr, and Mrs. Ross-- a "Africa Disturbed", by reading the in- troductory and foreword message of trod Merchants Lose 3rd The worship service was conducted G 3 fPl -d by Mrs. Reesor's group. Mrs, Beare ameo ay owns read the Scripture lesson and the] Port Perry Merchants dropped their theme of worship-- "Fellow workers [third and final game of the 0.A.S.A. with God" was read by Mrs. Griffen|Senior "B" + Play-offs to Oshawa who closed the service with prayer, | Merchants, Tea was served by Mrs, Reesor's| Port Merchants won the first game group and a social time enjoyed. in Oshawa, then they lost the second ATRL, game in Port on Saturday and again 'ua 7 under lights in Brooklin they lost a Ladies Monday very close game, the score 1-0. - ] Night Bowling League SEPTEMBER 21-- Alleys 1-2--Grapefruit vs. Pineapples Lemons' vs. Peaches Alley 8-4--Cherrie vs. Berries Plums vs, Apples Alleys 5-6--Bananas vs, Oranges Pears vs, Grapes Dues to lack of room, the rest of the Port Perry Juniors lost two straight games to their play-down opponents, Madoc. Blackstock Fair Grain and Seeds-- Bushel Oats, early -- J. Carnaghan, R. Larmer, G. Larmer. Bushel Oats, late -- Arnold Taylor, R. Werry. Sheaf of Oats--Harold Swain, H. McLaughlin, L. McLaughlin, Baled Hay, 2nd cut--Harold Swain, Vegetables and Roots-- Potatoes, Early--Mrs. H. VanCamp, Mrs. F. Bailey Potatoes, late -- Mrs. A. Whitmee, Mrs. H. VanCamp, Mrs. F, Bailey Turnips, feed--Larry Ashton, Carrots, table--Mrs. H, McLaughlin, L. Ashton, Les Cochrane Cabbage, winter--R. Larmer, Mrs. A. Whitmee. Pie Pumpkins--Mrs, H. McLaughlin, Mrs. L. E. Bryant, Mrs. G. Putman, Beets--Mrs. H, VanCamp, Mrs. 'G. Putman, Mrs. F. Dayes, Pears vs. Apples. Alleys 8-4--Grapefruit vs. Oranges Lemons vs. Grapes Alleys 5-6--Cherries vs. Pineapples Plums vs. Peaches OCTOBER bth-- Alleys 1-2--Cherries vs. Oranges Plums vs. Grapes Pears vs. Peaches Alleys 5-6--Grapefruit vs. Berries Lemons vs. Apples Lemons vs. Pineapples Onions, Dutch Sets -- R. Larmer, "a »P rei AE BETTER OFF WITH CHEVROLET TRUCKS! Right now your Chevrolet dealer is talking thé kind + vof deals that make Chevrolet trucks an even better buy than ever before. 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Mc- Laughlin, Plants and Flowers-- Asters--Mrs, Ted Fines, Mrs. A, Whitmee, Mrs, E. Passant. Giant Zinnias--Mrs. M. Coates, Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs, E. Passant, PomPon Zinnias--Mrs, 8. Moore, Mrs. M. Coates, Mrs, Ted Fines. Phlox, annual--Mrs, M. Coates, Mrs. Mrs. Ted Fines, Mrs. S. Moore. Snapdragons--Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs. M. Coates, Mrs. T. Fines. Single Petunias--Mrs, L. Patterson, Mrs. T. Fines, Mrs. F. Bailey. Ruffled or Double Petunias--Mrs, M. Coates, Mrs. F, Bailey. Marigolds, African--Mrs. A. Whit- mee, Mrs, M, Coates, Mrs. Ted Fines. Roses--Mrs, S. Moore, Mrs. Ted Fines. Salipiglossis--Mrs, Ted Fines Calendula--Mrs, Ted Fines, Mrs, M. Coates, J. Byres. Sweet Peas--Mrs. F. Bailey Scabiosis--Mrs, M. Coates, Mrs. A. Whitmee, Mrs, E. Passant Low Basket--Mrs. E. Passant, Mrs. M. Coates, Mrs. F. Bailey. High Basket--Mrs, E. Passant, Mrs. M. Coates. Gladiolus--Mrs. A. Whitmee, Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Mrs. E. Passant. THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1959-8 Collection of 4 Potted Plants--Mrs, |E. Passant, Mrs. M, Coates. F. Bailey, Mrs, M. Coates. Collection Cut Flowers--Mrs, M. Coates, Mrs. E. Passant, Mrs. S. Moore Collection 4 Cacti--Mrs. F. Bailey, Mrs. M. Coates, J. Byres Table Centre--Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Collection 4 African Violets--Mrs.| Mrs, F. Bailey, Mrs. M, Coates. RAY'S AUTO BODY PRINCE ALBERT, ONTARIO YU 5-7885 Repairs Painting USED CARS 48 PONTIAC, Good Transportation, $50.00 52 CHEV PICK-UP $350.00 DOUPE'S GENERAL STORE PRINCE ALBERT, ONT. DONALD DUCK ORANGE JUICE, 48 Oz. ooo 45¢ CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE SOUP JELLO POWDERS ..................... 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