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< Church Sunday. Sept. 15, 11:15 a.m. Rev. B.R. Pogue in charge. The Manchester Church congregation were pleased "to have Rev. G. Wylie in charge last Sunday. The Girls 4-H Home- making club unit - project - The "Club girl entertains" will be starting shortly. Any- one interested contact Mrs. Pat Kingston 985-7831. Mr. and Mrs. John King- stone received a telephone call on Friday from John's sister Jovce that she had arrived home in England safely. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stockman, Ajax, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gillard, Toronto, Mr.a nd Mrs. Ben Hitchen's Oshawa, - Mrs. Dorothy Green (Ben's sister) Eng- land were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchel. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George Leach (nee Bonnie Nortin) who were married in Goodwood United Church, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Black, White River, calling on Mrs. Ada Fielding and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Doupe Sunday. Best wishes for a speedy recovery for Mr. Sam Mas- ters who is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Best wishes go with Miss Margaret Osterloo who is attending 'Shaw's Business School in Toronto and John Steer at Queen's University, Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Stokes, Little Britain, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson. 'Mr. Ronald Rourke, Tim and Kelly Sunday guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Rourke. Mrs. Judy Montieth of Toronto had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach on Friday evening and on Sun- day Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson were callers. Manchester U.C.W. Sept. 5th the Manches- ter United Church Women's met at the home of Mrs. Fred Lamb. Gwen opened the meeting by reading a hymn followed by the Lord's prayer in Unison. Mary . Thompson read the scripture and Gwen gave the topic a word of courage and a reading titled "Rules for School Teachers in 1915 and Viola Johnson gave a recita- tion, "Somebody's Mother" which we all ejoyed. Laura Wilson took care of the business session in the absence of President Pat 1" Manchester area news Kingstone. Laura thanked Gwen for her home and wel- comed 22 members. The minutes were read and adopted. Plans for the Rummage Sale Sept. 28 were made and carried. More cook books were sold. Cor- respondence and thank you's were given and the treas- urer's report good. A musi- cal evening is being planned for November with intermis- sion draws. Birthday money turned in. The next meeting at Mrs. Dorothy Airds, Oct. 3. The meeting closed with the Miz- path Benediction and a del- icious lunch served. Honeydale Women begin fall season The Honeydale Branch, Women's Institute opened the Fall season with a meet- ing on Septmeber 5th in the Municipal Auditorium. The president Mrs. Doro- thy Naples was in the chair and welcomed the members back from summer vaca- tions and hapes all are ready for the programme arranged for the year ahead. he theme of the meeting was "Buy, Think and Live Canadian." The roll call was answered by naming an article purchased because of advertising. The answers were varied and interesting. During the business part of the meeting the president thanked Mrs. Ina DeYonge and her helpers for the splendid display they put into the Port Perry Fair and it was decided to put on an Art Show in Latcham Centre on September 20. This will be a showing of paintings, done by our own Audrey Kent. Tea will be served and we hope "the public of Port Perry will attend. The meeting was then Cedar Creek News Mr. and Mrs. Rick Laroc- que and sons spent last week- end with the Farrow family at South River. Mr. and Mrs. John Have- naar of Holland were visiting Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer last week. Mrs. Havenaar is Mrs. den Boer's sister. On Thursday they all went to Niagara Falls and on Friday visited cousins at Holland Landing. Mr. Havenaar has greenhouse and raises hot house tomatoes. While at Holland Landing he visited some greenhouses. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Laroc- que accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Grant Beacock to Toronto on Thursday. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier and the Beacocks visited Grant's uncle, Lloyd Beacock, who is in hospital in Toronto. Martin den Boer, who attends Maryland Univer- sity is home for a holiday. David den Boer was home from Toronto for the week- end. On Saturday Mrs. den Boer's brother Engelbert Knibble and his wife of Battle Creek, Michigan arrived for the weekend. They took Mr. and Mrs. Havenaar back with them for a visit with relatives in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Farrow and baby of South River spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons. im Jal, PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. e Trenching e Excavating oe Custom Built Homes 40 Russett Ave. - Oshawa, Ont. 723-1030 turned over to Mrs. Chap- man and her group, Mrs. May Raines who spoke on the theme, Buy Canadian and first by having our Vast Resources Processed in Canada. We would create more employment. Canada is 6th in the world of Trade Export and Import. To ex- port. we must import. But Think first of all, '"'Cana- dian." To live Canadian, we must think of and appreciate all that has been done by our Forefathers. The harships and struggles that they suffered to make the advan- tages we accept today as our right. Mrs. Vera Honey read a poem about the "Old Iron Pump" and Dipper in the School Yark. Back in the days when pollution was unheard of. Mrs. Raines brought the programme to a close by reading an article about the break down of the workers in the county. It was ammusing and came down to just "you and me" and I'm getting tired. Refreshments were served bringing an Informative and interesting meeting to a close. L.M. Allen NEED MUSIC? call . 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) By the time you read this our Fall Family Fest will be over. We will report on it next week. ' The Tuesday church ser- vice was taken by the Chris- tian Reform Church, Whitby. The service opened with the hymb "O Come My Soul Bless.' Mr. Hendricks led in prayer. A delightful junior girls' choir sang "Wonderful Word of Life" accompanied by Sally Meina at piano and t PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974 -- 27 Patrica Haemstra cello. Mrs. Den Boer read the scripture and Mr. Den Boer preached using the theme "My Sheep Know Me." Fol- lowing the sermon the girls played their respective in- struments © much to the delight of the residents. The choir closed the service with "Trust and Obey." This Thursday bingo was much enjoyed as usual. Win- ners were Mrs. Letcher, Mr. & CAR DRAW to be held in the PORT PERRRY ARENA SATURDAY SEPT. 14th 9:00 to 1:00 Music by "SON" Tickets - *5.00 per couple which includes one FREE Ticket on VEGA CAR DRAW Nursing Home News Moroz, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Davies, Mr. Smallman, Mr. Samells, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Pearcy and Mr. Doupe. Those out at the weekend with relatives were John Doupe, Mr. Vine, Mr. Chris- tie, Mrs. Pearcey, Mr. Hood. 'We were pleased to hear from Mrs. Gerrie Langille that the Kinettes will start visitings again on September 16th. These evenings have been very much enjoyed by the residents in the past. [YR ORERL EA Tie NL ~ ne pa: = Cw AREER " -- Rn Ch NO oto SA v + me pm im ge on ge wy Nong 5