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St. Peter's Seele 's A C V Two visitors, Mrs. Burt Hudson 8: Mrs. Lewis Burtch, were very welcome at our 'June meeting held at Mrs. Doug Dean's. Rev. David Bugler opened with the Invocation from our Living Message con- cerning "the law of the Lord". 3' Our new organist, Hr. Darrell Dean, played the main "How firm a foundation". We greatly appreciate his progress and involvement. Mildred Hudson and Etheleen Tye read alternately verses 1-8 from Isaiah Ch. 32. Meditation on Words" was read by Charlotte McConnell. The minutes of the May meeting were read approved and signed by secretary and t e presiding presiden . The Treasurer's report showed s. fairly good balance. This included the amount received from our Bake Sale June 2. We are sorry there was a mistake on the Leeds Lantern Calendar. Corresmndence - An invitation to spend a "quiet day” ' at St. Peter's,Brockville on Sept. 26 was read with appreciation. A cheque was sent to Mrs. Iris Landon on a 10' table for St. John's Golden Triangle Arts s Crafts Sale to be held at Lyndhurst Legion on Sat. August 11. Old Business - We made a necessary important decision to change the date and place of our Parish Auction Sale which was previously advertised at St. Luke's grounds on June 16th. 391, we are taking our articles to Merton Phillips' barn near Athens on Wed. Evening June 27th starting early. This will give us more time to collect and hope for a good attendance. There will still be room for the three churches' Bake Tables and there will be no canteen. We hope this change will not inconvenience anyone. At his time, Rev. Bugler found it necessary to leave as his wife, Meg, was going early the next morning for an operation on her arm. We wish her ' quick recovery. Further discussion about our Ham Supper on Wed., July 25th was deciding on our menu and organization. Our travelling food basket is still on its way. As there is no immediate hurry, we may not get the proceeds until early fall. There has been a good response so far. T‘Ic'l kENNELS Clack: 'n Eonkmnq: BREEDINQ: “2‘7:qu <:)qfi FENCEIS (Dbl 1:)CH} AND CAT F3.» ARE. Arum/s SPECIAL .’.’ .30 K3. Rama Doc CHouD ’ufio 20 K3. MfisféRs RE.qu DMNEKIHH7 9J1- Cfins Mamas Doc. Foch {9.35 lo [gnaw-ens CAT F...» 9.0:: Au‘fl-laRlS ED DEHLER Fofl 'éC'ENCE DIET” Doc, sâ€" Cm Fool) -~ “rue PROBLEP’I Sauce" ! Coma. HND SE: Eli. OuR PET Sui-’PLIES. LARR‘I 0r ’J'onN RuT’réR R. R. 1 Invaanrzy FRoN-I'LNHC No.12“ HE” 15 To Sunsufl 353â€"4258 Page 7 m Five dollars was collected for the "Year of the Child" and birthday money was handed in. Meg & Carol Shaw are working on their "Family Gathering" project. The Rev. Bugler and Sandy Gray represented our church at the June 1st &; 2nd Conference. Parish wardens meet at the Gray’s cottage on Mon. June 11 with Carol Shaw as the chairman. Next meeting will be held at Charlotte McConnell's in September. Bake Sales Will be at Auction Sale, Athens, Wed. June 27, p.m., and at Lyndhurst Legion Aug. 11 - Saturday. SOCCER AT SEELEY'S BAY Comparativer new as the sport may appear to many of you, it is interâ€" esting to note that Canada played its first full international soccer match in 1885 (a latch in which they beat the USA 1-0). However, a recent resurgence of interest in soccer has led to it being named North America's fastest growing sport. Cer- tainly in the Kingston area the growth rate has been phenomenal; from a relatively obscure beginning of a few years ago to the present enrolment of over 600 children in their stunner league Meeting closed with "The Girls' Prayer". programs. The reasons for such a growth fine men Joined us at our lunch donated rate are, no doubt, many and varied, but by 133-819 Will-1°08”)? and 30 We find not least among these are cost and 1103139339 Mary Dean. exercise. Relatively inexpensive with All voted a "Thank-you" to the hostess respect to rgquired equipment and facâ€" for opening her home during her busy ilities, the sport by its continuous schedule. - \ motion ensures that all participants Seeley’s Bay Senior enjoy physical fitness throughout the Citizen’s Club period of their involvement. It is only fitting that in this the Year of the Child, the opportunity to participate in soccer has been made available to a group of local children. Hopefully in future years this group can be expanded. Thus for two teams both known as Seeley's Bay (but differentiated on an age basis) have been entered in the Kingston and Die- trict Minor Soccer Association league pregame. This was made possible by the generous donations of local bus- inessmen (Babcock Electric, Clark Builders, Short Stop, Weets Sand and .Stone, Thompson Electric and Grays Sport Shop) which sponsored the purchasing ofnecessary team uniforms and by a donation from the Township which purchased soccer balls. To the abovs from the soccer teams, many thanks. A community vote of thanks should be directed towards the aboveâ€" named Doug Babcock and Doug Clark who initially raised the whole idea of introducing the sport locally and then went ahead to raise the money required to do so. Appended is a list of the remaining home games from those of you who would like to come along to spec»: tate and provide some vocal support for the local children. (cont. ) The Seeley’s Bay Senior Ci- tizenh Club entertained the Delta Club recently, Fortyâ€"eight members and visi- tors enjoyed a bountiful lunch. A rousing sing song with Mrs. Bill Chew at the piano brought to life many iold-timer songs. Fred Stewart who is always willing to get good pictures from the National Film Board showed three good films. It proved most enjoyable to have as guests the Delta Club. The seniors are planning a trip along the Rideau with lunch at Jones Falls. Several members af the Execuâ€" tive attended the Annual Rally at Delta, June 23, which proved most worthwhile. The Literary Club closed for the season with a lunch at the home of Linda Horsey. Ten members enjoyed the Pot Luck - The“ a fine 01d visit Finally, on behalf of the children, With friends' Mr'8‘ Mrs- many thanks to those of you who contri- Seymour Warren were special fled to our recent successful Soccerathon guests qho extended their d‘raising drive° usual invitation to hold the summer picnic at their cottage on Cranberry Lake. July luth was the date chosen for this event. 440w GOOD IS INSURANCE ? As good as the agent and the companies he represents. Ask yourself these questions -- Does my agent work fOr me or the company? 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