Unit 7 UCW meeting begins year with new leader and study
The UCW Unit 7 met January 4 at Eileen Billings home with 14 members present 18 visits and 10 hospital calls. New leader Mrs Johnson welcomed attendees and led devotionals and prayers. Minutes read approved roll call noted 14 present. Plans include pot luck supper January 11 and Birthday box sunshine bags. New member Joyce Gray introduced. Mr Long spoke on teen issues. Continued with New Year meditations, scripture readings Colossians 1 15 19 and John 1 1 5 and closing prayers. New treasurer Joanne Hutton named. annual congregational meeting announced.
January 11 Meeting with Pot Luck Supper
The gathering starts January 11 at 6 p.m. with a pot luck supper. After the meeting Fileen served refreshments assisted by Joyce Cowan and Eleanor Shetler. The February meeting will be at Shirley Williams's home.
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Fileen
Joyce Cowan
Eleanor Shetler
Shirley Williams
Canadians Travel Hungry to Tap Overseas Tourism Growth
Canadians emerge as the travellingest people, with a 1964 overseas tourist deficit of 158 million dollars. Ontario's tourism report cites 75,000 words of data from 14 hearings and five committee members, noting Ontario hosts over 200 travel agencies in Toronto and urging stronger ties with foreign travel firms and airlines. The plan highlights per capita overseas expenditures over 600 dollars and prioritizes a Malton information centre serving over three million annual passersby.
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Council
Helen Morningstar
R. N. Bubbs
Toronto
Bert Rumble
Orillia
J. R. Meakes
Sudbury
OEC
William H. Cranston
Midland
Ontario
U.S.A
Malton
Honey Outlines Dairy Prospects For 1966
Russell C. Honey MP for Durham spoke at the 38th annual Ontario Cheese Producers Marketing Board meeting in Toronto. He said Canadian milk cow numbers fell to a 45 year low in 1965, but herd quality and production per cow rose, predicting higher farmer returns and a slight rise in total 1966 milk production. He noted a small domestic cheddar market uptick in 1966 driven by population growth.
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Russell C. Honey
Durham
Ont, Cheese Producers Marketing Board
Royal York Hotel
Mr. Honey
Canada
R. Honey
Honey
Letter to Editor Continued On Page Two Services for Community
The letter asks what services may need to be rendered to the community and notes that since that time two people have been involved in the discussion.
Orono Church letters critique recruitment effort
A local letter from Mr. R Keith Tregunna condemns church leaders for discriminating against potential new members. He cites two unnamed individuals who offered time and talent to Orono United Church but faced discouragement from entrenched figures and a harsh reception at a church sponsored group meeting.
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Orono United Church
R. Keith Tregunna
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Jean Heard
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Margot Samuel
Bowmanville
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Shell Service Centre
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