Mount Royal United Church

1800 Graham Blvd., Town of Mount Royal, QC H3R 1G9

Phone & Fax: 514-739-7741

E-mail: mruc514@gmail.com

Minister: David Clinker

Director of Music: Michel Gauthier

September 5, 2010

Mark this date on your calendar: Sunday, September 19, 2010.

RALLY DAY

An informal worship service, congregational activity & entertainment,

and delicious luncheon will kick off our new church year,

beginning at 10:30 a.m.

MEETINGS & EVENTS

Week of Sept. 5

Thurs. Sept. 9 7:30 pm Choir Practice Sanctuary

Week of Sept. 12

Wed. Sept. 12 7:30 pm Unit 29 Parlour

Thurs. Sept. 16 7:30 pm Choir Practice Sanctuary

UNIT 29

The first meeting of the season of Unit 29 will be held on September 15, 2010 at 7:30 pm in the Parlour at MRUC.

All women are welcomed. Please bring your suggestion for a new name for the group.

If you are unable to attend kindly send regrets to Margot Neaga or Roberta McAlpine.

SUNDAY MORNING COFFEE VOLUNTEERS

We urgently need volunteers to help prepare refreshments at fellowship time after the worship service on Sundays. Your participation is a way to engage actively in providing a warm and welcoming ambience for current members and visitors. If you are interested in keeping this activity as part of our fellowship, please put your name on the list at the coffee table in Lynn Hall.

SUMMER =YULETIDE FAIR

Summer time is a good time to do those forgotten crafts, make jams and jellies. Remember to make some for the Yuletide Fair.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR ST. COLUMBA HOUSE

Needed for Fall 2010. Drop them off at 2365 Grand Trunk St.,

Pointe St. Charles or bring them to Presbytery by Sept. 14.

LIVING ALONE AT HOME?

Did you know that more than half the falls that result in injury happen in the home? Reduce the worry of living alone 24 hours a day 365 days a year with Lifeline medical alarm service providing prompt, caring assistance at the touch of a small button worn as a pendant or wrist band. Bring peace of mind for you and your family members with Lifeline. For more information call: Lifeline at 514-843-1670 or Bill Grier

YOU CAN HELP COCLA!

COCLA is always in need of housewares to help immigrant and refugee families get established. Pots and pans, dishes, cutlery, bedding, small appliances, furniture – clean and in working order – are appreciated. To donate items, call George Young or Ann Laughlin Stanfield.

Do you like to cook? COCLA could use your help teaching new arrivals how to make nutritious and economical meals for their families at a community kitchen very close by in St. Laurent once a month this fall. For more information, call Ann Laughlin Stanfield or contact Evelyne at COCLA at 514-748-0796.