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EAR I ~ Seagrave We survived the various doings of last week and are almost ready for another round this week-end. The Tuesday night meeting called by presbytery and held at Greenbank was to explain what we must do about the matter of increasing minis- The U.C.W. group got back into business on Wed. night with Unit 2, led by Mrs. B. Wanamaker in charge. _ After an opening hymn Mrs, Nobbs led in pray- er and we had a good duet by Mrs. Barr and Mrs. Nobbs. Mrs. Bertrand read the par- able of ithe 10 Stewards from Luke, then Mrs. Nodwell, Mrs. Clements and Mrs. Keen each contributed a bit about Stewardship. At the end of the worship period Donna Bruce and Monica Bolling r PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday Sept. 18, 1969 -- 21 periences at Camp Quimolac. It was perfectly evident that neither girl would need any coaxing to go again. We older women must hand it to Donna and Monica for the way they carried out their report. Business followed Certain items illustrated or described are optiongl at extra cost. A J On the move. The Chevrolet'70s. Our new one: Monte Carlo GM MARS 1 ERE LLENCE Our big one: Caprice The Seventies are on the move at your Chevy dealer's right now. So why not get over there for the most moving expefience on wheels. . Move along and see the new Monte Carlo, Chevrolet's whole new field of one. (At last there's a personal luxury ¢ car even us guys who Our tough one: Chevelle SS 396 work for a living can swing.) Take in the new Caprice. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER If you're a big-car man, this one's right up your driveway. _ And dig the new Chevelle SS 396. You'll see what makes the tough one even tougher to resist. Your Chevrolet dealer has the lot. rRutting you first, keeps us first. 2d On The Move Phone 985-7351 Bea re Moto rs Li m ite Queen St. Port Perry gave an account of their ex- the usual pattern but reports showed little had been done during the summer except feeding people. Most of the time was spent in making wedding plans, talking of re- pairs, and deciding to pur- chase small items. - A nominating committee was appointed. to prepare a slate of pices for 1970(ima- gine that) and report at the Nov. meeting. Just be nice to Mrs. Chas. Short, Mrs. Nobbs and Mrs. Belair and you could get a job. There were 24 present when the meeting commen- ced but 5 disappeared before lunch. O yes! There were some birthdays -- Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Cliff Short and Mrs. Bruce. Friday night was shower night for Maureen Tobin and Dane Coxworth. The church basement was well-filled with relatives and friends, some of whom came from Mark- ham, home of the groom-to- be. The program was a bit more sensible than sometimes. We had a little sing-song, a trio by Cathie & Karen Carr and Janet Abraham, guitar music and songs by Leo Stora (a: real performer), a reading hy Mrs. Barr and vocal duets by Mrs. Abraham and Bruce Carr (a new combination and very goad). M.C. Morley Bruces read an address, the many gifts. were opened, the "thank-yous" said and a near- midnight lunch served. On Friday when Maureen signed off work. the Port Perry office staff of Tripp Construction took---her-- to lunch and presented her with a fine set of T.V. tables. Mrs. John Dart was hostess on Monday, September 15th, for a shower in honour of Maureen Tobin at the home . of her mother, Mrs. Llovd Abernathy of Markham, Ont. On Sunday afternoon a crowd representing the cu- tire Bruce relationship at the Alvin Bruce home 1 the Manchester road their annual re-union. course the Morley Bruce: Seagrave were on hand. A former resident and . friend, Mrs. Minnie Bryant of Port Perry celebrated :n- other birthday on Tues. She admits to being in her late 80's. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fishley of Bethune, Sask. were din- ner guests of Mrs. Bessie - Fishley- on Wednesday. On - Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Len Williams of Toronto -vis- ited at the Neil McMillan home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Short Continued on page 23 INVEST NOW hh FOR 3 YEAKS VICTORIA and GRE TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED .191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 rae C= SR "2 me - i "Pa 39 ae a