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|The South Marysburgh Mirror 3) — : a Milford Community Friendship Circle © Marge Crouse hosted our Thurs April 1st meeting at 1:30pm. President Marg's opening wisdom - we usually mak¢ a mistake when we make an excuse. Marg's Thought for the Day was a poem about why people go to church. Lots of fodder there to think about. Secretary Marge read the minutes of our March meeting which were impeccable as usual. Our roll call was an annoying habit and ten people told their secrets. (Some claimed they didn't have any but I don't believe it). Some were - biting nails, resentful, don't suffer fools gladly, worry] too much, impatient, interrupting people when they're talk- ing. Treasurer Wilma reported our finances which are fairly healthy thanks to our quilting. We are giving a dona- tion to the 4H for doing our share of the trash bash. Ten people answered roll call with Show & Tell. Some were - Book of Robby Bums' poems, quilt, fossils from Morocco, Train the Brain book, book on housekeeping. ¢ entertained us with a contest and Margaret closed the meeting with three short readings after which she plied us with a delicious lunch, thanked by Marge. Full Selection of FRAMES SUNGLASSES CONTACT LENSES Eye Exams Arranged Lab on Premises CANN-WOOD OPTICAL 297 Main St. Picton 476-1655 Gift Certificates Available UCW - Continued from page 2 Our upcoming events are as follows: Sat ¢ & Sun June 5 & 6 - catering food for the annual bike Sun Tune 13 - South Bay's anniversary service with a pot luck lunch to follow - Please note the change of date. Sat July 3 - annual fish fry. Wed July 28 - catering a luncheon for the antique car club. For our program Barb Guernsey treated us with a very informative talk about the Relay for Life, the first to be held in Prince Edward County for survivors of cancer or anyone connected by this. It starts at 7pm on Friday June 11 at the Picton Fair grounds and continues till 7am on Sat. This demonstrates that cancer never sleeps. You might be interested to know that the band that Frank Ar- tes is a member of, TimeLine Band will be supplying music that night. It can be an emotional time as luminar- ies are lit and names of survivors are listed. It costs $10 to register and any donations by sponsors are greatly ap- preciated. There is a tent city, food supplied by differ- ent sponsors, sports, bands, tai chi, and other preciated. There is a tent city, food supplied by different sponsors, sports, bands, tai chi, and other entertainments contributing to the atmosphere. It's a very casual affair and you may come and go with your schedule. Thank you very much, Barb, and good luck to you and the Black Creek Chicks. After the collection was dedicated, we closed the meet- ing with our UCW prayer. The ladies enjoyed a light lunch and a social time around the tables. Maureen thanked our hostesses Irene and Sandra. NEW PARTS FO FOR TOYOTA, HONDA, MAZDA, SAAB, SUZUKI, VW INCLUDING NEWER DOMESTIC), DELIVERY AVAILABLE, SPECIALISTS IN JAGUAR, SAAB AND OTHER QUALITY AUTOMOBILES. RICHARD COPPLE SOUTH BAY 2165 COUNTY ROAD 13 PICTON, ONTARIO TEL (13) 476-8074 FAX: 1) 476-1550 www.longrun.com Is info@longrun. com }MPORTS INC. E-m: