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A service for Rev. Chris was held Saturday at Montreal. with a committal for cremation. Burial will be at Aurora on a . date to be announced. James Dugan survives his son. Church News Mrs. Aubrey Stephenson sang nostalgic songs. accompanied by Mrs. Joy Crawford at the piano. Hostesses were Mrs. Milton Sherman. Mrs. Adam Brown and Mrs. Stephenson. Buttonville W1 is famous for its catering at the hall and dur- ing business the group agreed to limit the number of guests to be served to 150. i Bottle caps were covered with lush looking velvet to resemble grapes made into hot plates or wall decorations. The list was endless and most enjoyable. These gifted women had allI man‘er of ideas. Their theme! was "Recycling". There were: old bottles converted to attrac- tive candle holders. A birdâ€" cage which had been abandoned was sprayed with gilt paint and became a conversation piece which housed a bird on a twig. surrounded by flowers. Vari- ous sized cans became gilded hurricane lamps and Louis XV chairs. The aristocratic look- ing black cats were coke bottles with Styrofoam heads painted and finished with foam rubber.l The UCW will hold an Aut- umn Thankoffering Service and luncheon at the church October 11 at 12:30 pm. Craft Demonstration WI members were treated to an excellent craft demonstration presented by Mrs. Alf Miller and Mrs. Reg Allen on Wednes- day evening of last week A memorial service for form- er minister Rev. Chris Dugan was held at Brown's Corners United Sunday morning. 'Mr. Dugan died suddenly at Vancouver on Tuesday of last week. A communion service will be held at Brown's Corners United on Sunday and on October 15 an evening service will be held to lid the Bible Society. After- 'ward there will be a fireside hour, Rev. Allen Hallett paid trib- ute to Mr. Dugan. The proces- sional hymn was one which he had requested many times dur- ing his ministry: “Praise My Soul the King of Heaven". And later the junior choir led by Mrs. Marguerite Jones sang; another of Mr. Dugan‘s favorite anthems: “No Man Is ani Island'h Mrs. Don Reesor and! Miss Sharon Buchanan assisted' with the music. i Mr. and Mrs. Adam Brown and Kathy had a trip to Cape Breton this summer and while down East they attended a 'family wedding at Halifax. Last week Alan and Jean Brown and their family were‘ guests for a brief stay. Memorial Service “The Rev. Chris'. as he was affectionately known among his parishoners. came to the church as minister in 1970 when it became a one point charge. He introduced much that was innovative and gracious and his services were a joy to attend. When he left in 1970 to become senior minister at Strathmore United in Dorval. Quebec, he was sadly missed. The hockey series in Russia occupied much time over the past few Weeks and some local people went to Russia to attend the games there Among them were Andy Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jewitt. Mr. and Mrs. Kai Eskesen have moved from their home on Woodbine Avenue south of Highway 7 and are now living at Tntfenham. The community is sorry to lose them. The Halletts entertained teen- agers in the neighborhood at a Sunday night corn roast and formed the nucleous of a young people's group for the church. ‘ The Pairs and Shares Club of Brown's Corners United had a -fun time Saturday night at the Harvey Brown farm when thvy held a corn roast in spite of rain. Members of Brown's Corners United Sunday attended Head- _-Iford anniversary services to re- ~new old acquaintances and hear 3the Teston Centennial Girls' Choir and pianist Roy Robson. Among those present were Jack ~Rodick. Miss Mary Rodick. Mrs. :Sidney English. Mrs. Della jSpring. Mrs. Audrpy Stephen- ‘snn. Mrs. Mary Sherman and Mrs. Tim Paterst‘m. at the wedding. It was hoped Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tibbles of Scarbm'o. who were also memâ€" 'bers of the wedding party. could be» present. Unfortunately Mrs. Tibble: became ill. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Miller enter- tained at a dinner Saturday eve- ning of last week at Czarda‘s for a party of 10. The occasion being their 48th wedding anni- versary. Among the guests were members of the immedc iate family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mingay. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Waiter‘ Waterston. i . Mrs. Miller's sister Mrs. Waterston Awas the flower girl _-._ - uuu. If you enjoy a good evening of cards with prizes and refresh- ments, its the only place I know of where you can spend as little as 50c for the pleasure. Congratulations to Mr. and‘ Mrs. Bill Palmer who celebrated; their 38th wedding anniversarv their 38th Wedding anniversary by dining out on September 17. Correspondent: Mrs. F. H. Leaf Markham Phone 294-5290 Neighborhood Notes Autumn euchres begin Friday night at _Buttonville WI hall. BUTTONVILLE Canadian Tire CREDIT CARD . . . 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