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7. ENJOY AN EVENING AT THE THEATRE! CAST HENRY BOSTON JUNE BOSTON MAY LAHAY MARY LOWRY TED LANDON ROSS PATTERSON THOMAS SCOVIL RUTH PEDHERNEY LORRAINE COLFORD MARY LOU SMITHER éfigne act plays SUPPRESSED DESIRES .TRIFLES CHINAMEN directed by JEEE GREISAMER THE SENIOR CITIZENS ROOM, ELGIN, THURSDAY, JUNE 9 PORTLAND COMMUNITY HALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 10 INTERPRETIVE CENTRE, FOLEY MOUNTAIN, WESTPOR‘I‘, SATURDAY, JUNE 11 ADMISSION FREE FORFAR DAIRY LIMITED Manufacturers R-R- 1, Elgin, Ontario KOG 1E0 (613)359-5292 of THE CHEESE That "Made Leeds County Famous” SEE US AT THE FACTORY Harlem - Chantry U.C.w. Harlem-Chantry U.C.w. held a very successful afternoon tea, garden and bake sale etc. in the hall at Chantry Tues. May 3rd at 2 p.m. Nearly 100 guests were welcomed and seated at attractive tea tables, coming from Delta, Toledo, Elgin, Portland, Forfar, Newboyne, Plum Hollow, Smiths Falls and areas. Mrs. B. Sheffield conducted a very impressâ€" ive worhsip service, "In The Beginning", assisted by several members with scripture readings from Genesis, a solo "It Is No Secret" by Mrs. Leo Wykes. The hymn "For the Beauty of the Earth" was sung with Mrs. w.s. Chant at the piano. Guests were served tea and light refreshâ€" ments followed by the sale of a variety of house and garden plants, baked goods, surp- rise packages, etc. Thank you guests, mem- bers and committees for making this annual event a tremendous success. Mrs. W. Cripps will be hostess for the next meeting June 7th in her house. Everyone is welcome.