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ESE eer ome Janet, "The Little Bo-Peep" Of Reach Mothers are.all the same, and the mother of this newly born lamb was no exception. She became very protective as Janet Hofstee held her first offspring for a picture. Janet, a e MY 4 year old, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hofstee, R.R. No. 4, Port Perry. © om. Hofstee is 2 hobby farmer with 8 purebred Suffolk sheep in his herd. It was hard to teil who was the most frightened, the lamb or Janet, but the mothers of both were on hand Photo J.P. Hvidsten ASHBURN NEWS to see no harm came to either. Divine worship service was| well attended at Burns Church on Sunday morning. Rev. Wm. Black spoke on the "Miracles of the Body." » The New Testament Lesson * was réad by Mr. D. Ashton. The choir rendered an anthem titled "His Mercy Endureth."' After the sermon the in- stallation of office bearers took place. The Ladies Bible Class and the Women's Miss- ®ionary Society officers were installed. The Ladies Bible Class Executive for 1971 is as follows: President: Mrs. Russel] Batten, Vice President Mrs. W. Routley, Secretary Mrs. Wm. Davis, Treasurer: gMrs. Wm. Gardner, Pianist: Mrs. Wm. Hopkins, Junior Church Convenor: Mrs. Glen Fleming. The following are the list of officers for the Women's Missionary Society for 1971: 9 Past President: Mrs. E. Heron, * President: Mrs. D. Ashton, Vice President: Not yet filled Assistant Secretary: Mrs. F Daw, Treasurer: Mrs. H. Ash- ton, Pianist: Mrs. E. Heron, Supply Secretary: Mrs. Wm Gardner, Glad Tidings Secre * tary: Mrs. Frank Lynde, Home Helpers Secretary: Mrs. H. Schnabel, Associate Meroe Secretary: Mrs. Lena Doble CGT. Leader: Mrs. Wm. Graham, Explorers: Mrs. F Daw, C.0.C.: Mrs. G. Middie- @ton A miscellaneous shower was held in the Community Cen- tre on Saturday evening, January 30th, in honour of Miss Margaret Fisher and Mr Arthur Matthews, on their @ forthcoming marriage on Feb- ruary 13th. Mrs. Ross Batten also held a shower for Margaret at her home on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lena Doble spent a few days last week, with Mr. and Mrs. Wess Dobie, Sun- deriand. Mrs. Drew Leper, London, and Mrs. Robt. Rowe, Tren- ton, were week-end visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron. The monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Soc- iety was held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Heron on Wednes- day evening, February 3rd, with 12 ladies present. The meeting opened with the singing of "The Lord's My Shepherd." A short meditat- ion, by the president based on Proverbs 29:18 "Where there is no vision, the people perish." Mrs. L. Death led in prayer. Missionary personel! by Mrs. H. Ashton. The minutes of the Lindsay Ann- ual Meeting were read and some of the highlights of the meeting discussed We have ordered the new Executive packet to be used im our group. A few plans were made regarding our Eas- ter Thank-Offering. Mrs. Rus- sell Batten was in charge of our study. "Communicate, Do We"? was the subject title for this study We closed our meeting with ; the singing of "O God of BOB'S CARPENTRY ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates -- PREE -- OW TARGET EVERY TUE - 985-7027 | Bethel" followed with prayer by Mrs. C. Harrison. Mrs. Wm. Gardner thanked our hostess for opening up her home for; our meeting. Refreshments were served by our hostess and a social half-hour enjoyed by call. cae Paneling 4' x 8' Yukon White -- Citadel Gold -- Gaspe Green wn 55 om ARBORITE 15 s*14.95 PORT PERRY STAR Greenbank UCW (AFTERNOON) U.C.W. tories for the bale were read. Twenty-two ladies attended Literature for the coming the afternoon U.C.W. meet ing held at the home of Mrs. Mount on Wed., Feb, 3. The meeting opened with hymn #441 followed by prayer. The theme courage to Live Our Faith was given by Mrs. Mount assisted by Mrs. Pear- son. The Offering was re ceived and dedicated. Hymn 399 was sung followed by prayer offered by Mrs. Mc- Caig. Two recorded songs were enjoyed. Mrs, Phoenix gave a talk on Reconciliation in Canada especially dealing with French - English rela- tions which was much appre- ciated. The Unit Leader Mrs. Ro bert Leask presided for the business session welcoming all present and thanking the group in charge. She read 2 poem Mah And The Moon which was quite appropriate at the present time. Twenty two members answered the Roll Call. The Treasurer's report showed a balance of $377.42. A letter from Mrs. Reta Beadle stated that the Community Hospital Auxili ary were interested in gett _..| ing new members. Our share of the allocation was to be left at the same figure name ly $300. The March Meeting will be held on the 10th instead of the regular first Wednesday due to the Banquet at which we are helping to cater. The disposition of some special moneys was left to be decid- ed on at the next meeting. ' Names of collectors and terri- Masonite on year was discussed. Ladies were reminded that the local World's Day of Prayer was to be held in Greenbank on Fri, March 5th. $10. was voted to be sent to Camp Quim-Mo-Lac. Mrs. Thomson reported from the meeting of the Board of Stewards and it was decided to start with a donation of $50.toward the price of the humidifier. Mrs. Beaton gave a very comprehensive and interesting report on the recent Presbyterial conven- tion held in Cannington. Eleven members attended & all reported a worthwhile Day. Meeting adjourned and a social half hour followed. To Order Your WINTER FUEL -- Wednesday, Feb. 10,1971 ~ 19 Senior Citizens Thirteen members braved the stormy day for the Janu ary 27th meeting at the Hall Mrs. Larrett, President, conducted the meeting. There was very little business as there was entertainment, so more business at the next meeting, February 10th, at 2pm. A new group will do the catering for the lunch and the ~onthly euchre. Bus Convener Mrs. Robert son, has gone south for a couple of months, so Mrs. Allen will look after any Trips until her return. 13 tables of euchre were played on January 30th. Winners are as follows: La dies high: Mrs. Bright; sec ond: Mrs. Gimblett; Low Mrs. Sarjensten; Gent's high: H. McDiarmid; second: R. Cook; Low: C. Watson. Now Is The Time SAVE! Money on DX Premium Quality Fuel Oil Call Collect 668-3341 CALL US DX FUEL OIL TODAY FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE PAINTED WALLBOARD Squared off in 4% x 4% squares. (Barker Board) was ""*/ 00 ALL 4° x 8 SHEETS Odd Sizes hf} And Up "NET PRICES" PIECES PLYWOOD Assorted Sizes and Thickness Special Prices Use your CHARGEX card and re- ceive 10% Discount on Cash and Carry bases for February Only! LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 235 WATER STREET -- 985-7391 -- PORT PERRY