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2 i) gfe ri 2k 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1960 ARTA AAA LL Ca AE TE ET ta A AAS REE RH FEVER ARE a Ta LT Oshawa Preshylery FEBRUARY 17, 1960 The regular meeting of the Oshawa Presbytery, The United Church of Canada, was held on Wednesday last at the Harmony United Church, Osh- awa. Rev. John M. Smith of Whitby, Chairman, was in charge of the meet- ing, and Rev. N, T. Holmes, of Osh- awa was Secretary. There were about 66 members pres- ent, coming from the various pastoral charges of the Presbytery, from Pick- ering on the west, Port Perry and Scugog on the north, and Newtonville on the east. President of the W.A. Presbyterial, Mrs. L. F. Richardson of Whitby gave a report on the past year's work, as did Mrs, M. C. Fisher of Newcastle, Fh CRB Lr Re WE) RT LR W.M.S. Presbyterial president. Both reports showed encouraging growth fn membership and in work under- taken by these women's groups in the Church. The statistical report was given by Rev. Basil E. Long of Orono, in which by comparison with the previous year's report, an increase in mem- bership of Churches, in Receipts, and in work undertaken was indicated. He stressed that one point of concern was -- EE "wi - I LLL TTT er OER ERE RRR] CO CO TL LTTE ET ED WH BEST BUY -- SAVE 10c -- GOLD SEAL FANCY RED -- 2's TIN Sockeye Salmon 2-100 BEST BUY -- SAVE 35¢ -- DOC. BALLARD'S -- CHAMPION Dog Food 2¢ OFF PACK 15 OZ. TIN 101.00 BEST BUY -- SAVE 17¢ -- REGULAR OR CHUBBY Kleenex Tissue 61.00 BEST BUY -- SAVE 16c -- WHITE OR COLOURED -- PUREX Toilet Tissue BEST BUY -- SAVE 25¢ -- GEM Gem Margarine I LB. PKG. 8 -:1.00 3 1.00 Fresh Pork Shoulders Quality eats b. 3 Be A : Fresh Butt Pork Chops 49: (SAVE 280) ALL 3 FOR SWIFT'S - SKINLESS - 1 LB. PACK BREAKFAST SAUSAGE SWIFT'S PREMIUM - 1 LB. Cello Pkg. FRANKS SWIFT'S EVERSWEET -- 14 Lb. Pkg. BACON s .00 Fresh Beef Liver Siced Ib. 49 SEE WHAT 1 DOLLAR BUYS! SAVE 8c -- 20 OZ. TIN 5 Tins LIBBY'S BROWNED BEANS SAVE 16¢ -- 12 OZ. PLASTIC 4 Jars BILLY BEE CREAMED HONEY SAVE 11¢ -- 20 OZ. LAYER SIZE 3 Pkgs. BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES BAVE 16c -- 4's TINS 4 Tins BRISLING CLUB DES MILLIONAIRE SARDINES SAVE 14¢ -- 1 LB. TIN 2 Tins NESTLES' QUICK CHOCOLATE SAVE 7¢ -- 31% OZ. TIN 10 Tins GERBER'S BABY FOODS SAVE 16c -- 15 OZ, TIN 4 Tins YORK BEEF OR IRISH STEW SAVE 16¢ 4 Pkgs. KELLOGG'S CEREALS SAVE 14c -- 8 OZ. JAR 1 Jar RED & WHITE INSTANT COFFEE SAVE 16c -- 20 OZ. TIN 8 Tins LIBBY'S FANCY TOMATO JUICE SAVE 20c -- 10¢ SIZE 12 Bars WILDFIRE or LONGFELLOW CHOCOLATE BARS SAVE 16¢c -- 9 OZ. TUMBLER 4 Jars RED & WHITE Homogenized PEANUT BUTTER SAVE 17¢c -- 7 FLAVOURS 14 Pkgs. Red & White JELLY POWDERS SAVE 16c -- HAND PICKED 8 Ibs. WHITE BEANS SAVE 85¢ -- 8 OZ. PKG. 3 Pkgs. Kraft Deluxe CHEESE SLICES SAVE 4c -- SUNBEAM Raspberry JELLY ROLL 3c Frozen Foods Birds Eye Beef, Chicken, Turkey PIES, 8 oz, 4 for $1.00 Birds Eye FRENCH FRIES 9 oz. pkg, ......_. 6 for $1.00 Special "K" Corn Flakes Sugar Smacks - Sugar Pops CANADA'S FINEST -- P.EI No. 1 POTATOES cue 2101.00 JUICY, CALIFORNIA NAVEL . ORANGES - - 30-8100 HEALTHFUL -- MILD - ONTARIO - Poly Bag ONIONS - - . 3:uw 19 NEW -- IMPORTED -- 8 oz. Cello Bag RADISHES - - 2+: 1% ONTARIO -- HOT HOUSE w. 23¢ RHUBARB - - . Ukon 5-7942 Port Perry the relatively low insurance on some Church properties, some ten charges having insurance of 66 percent or less of the value of Church property. Two other visitors to the Presby- tery, Rev, L. W, Carlson and Mr, Fred Mclndoo of Peterboro, told of the new opportunities of using the facilities for workers' gatherings or ministerial rétreat ete, at The House of The Four Seasons near Gre's Landing on Rice Lake. The speakers were thank- ed for their messages, by Mr, Smith, Rev. W. A. Logan of Enniskillen, In the Christian Edueation report, noted that it.will soon be time to make plans for summer Church camp- ing, but. pointed out that one of the continuing problems is the lack of good leaders at these Church camps, The possibility of holding a Junior Boys' camp at Camp Pretoria late in August was deferred for the time be- ing. Film strips, records, and other helps for Christian Education work are available from the Secretary of the Committee, Mrs. W. C. Ives, of Bowmanville. A report wag given concerning the recent school for Elders and Stew- ards which was held at the St. And- rew's United Church in Oshawa re- cently. This was sponsored by the Evangelism and 'Social Service Com- mittee. Some 60 stewards and 108 elders were present, and were led by Dr. Wm. Berry and Mr. Gordon Bray of Toronto, It was the feeling of Presbytery that another such school be held at the same time of the year next year. The Missionary and Maintenance report showed that an increase in of- ferings for missions had been made throughout the Presbytery, the a- mount being some 10.1 percent over last year. In the pastoral relations and home missions reports, there was some dis- cussion of the future supply for Southminster and Westminster and Cedardale Churches in Oshawa, A meeting of various committees short- ly will seek to bring solution to this matter. Rev. A. M, Butler has been called to serve as assistant minister at Whitby, and Rev. Fred J. Jackson of Tyrone, has indicated that he will seek a change in-pastoral relationship. One delegate was named from the Prsesbytery to attend the forthcom- Re TNE RE IA URN nf A FOYE) ing meeting of the [Religion-Labour Council meeting in Toronto on Feb- ruary 29th, and it is to be hoped that some laymen will attend the-work- shop for United Church Men, to be held at Campbellford on February 27. The ladies of Harmony . United Church served the delegates at the noon meal, A Prospect W. A. Due to bad roads and sickness in the community, the attendance at the Feb, meeting of the W.A, held recently at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Smith was very. small. . However, those who braved the elements were well enter- | EB tained as Rev. and Mrs. Braham were $2 present and showed their pictures of | § their trip to Florida and Jamaica, The meeting was opened with i hymn 602, "What a Friend we have 5 in_ Jesus" followed by prayer by Mr. |g Braham; meeting. 4 During the business session, an ap- 5 peal from the Victor Home in Toronto | was read and $10 vote to be sent there, % Reports were given re the euchres at # the homes of Mrs, Durham and Mrs. |g M. Holtby with $47.50 realized from |H them. The bazaar date has been set for 2 May 18 with: Janet and Ruby appoint- | ed as a committee to arrange details, Hope everyone is busy with needles these days! The March meeting will be held at Tot Holtby"s home on Tuesday, Mar, 15th so please nete change of date. A real treat is in store for us as Miss Gladys Joblin will be preent to speak on her weew among the Indians, * Our interest in this line has been greatly deepened by our donations to Norway House. Roll Call will be answered by a donation for the layette for Norway House. Members are asked to give 65c. as well to pay for the flannellette which was purchased for diapers. Everyone keep the March meeting in mind and plan to attend. PAKFOLD CONTINUOUS BUSI- Serve Country Club Ice" Crean FOW/DESSERT. 14 Gallon Pack $1.00, Bricks 81¢, Ice Cream Pies and Rolls 46¢ ' WEEK-END SPECIALS "Chocolate Date Layer Cake" "Hot Cross Buns" GERROW'S BAKER Phone YUkon 5-2172 G. M. GERROW. Ruby. gave a reading en- |g titled "Housecleaning" and a hymn |& was. sung, closing this part of .the|¥ CAWKER BROS. 3 SCHNEIDER'S VAC PAC BACON, ¥;'s ...... vein 30¢ each FRESH HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, ..............3 tbs for $1.00 J FRESH GROUND BEEF .........cooicnrmmmrmminriccssnnin:39¢ 1B DEVON BACON, 1's ......ccevone. IP SPOPOPIF OOTP 1:1 2 || FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL. 11 O'CLOCK | YUkon 56-2221 "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY ORO I00S0400S0SOROS0S0S0OSOOSOIOIOSOROEOSOROPOROROSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOEOSOROSOSOROSOROEOSORORO ROR OROR ORR ORR CRORE RY. 4 a 000,30 10 00,000 37% 0 000,00 10 4 te 0 00 a0 0 00 10 0 00 te ae 0 A AE 0 0A 0 8 0A Eh 8 0 1 0A HA te 00 1 0 Ah ae 4 4 1 10% TA DOUPE'S GENERAL STORE PRINCE ALBERT, ONT. WEEK-END SPECIALS LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN BEANS, 20 oz. veneers for 41¢ . 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