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a oC - ta ) RRR ACTA FAA NA RAN DA TTR Tas AT Ean RS EEN OBR SEAS HEA EEX Ll Ni ISEA 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THUR SR ARE SORE IS Lait BOER AE ANE LEY ROS ROR AR EY As Nia 2 a NF SRY EL RE SO SN Ve ph AE SDAY, MARCH 10th, 1960 Anglican Noles By MARY BECKER Lent has come and with it our activities become largely of a devo- tional and study nature. Our service last Sunday was an '"'explained" Com- munion and we are indebted to Mr. C. A.Glass for his interesting and inform- ative words of explanation of the parts of this sacred service. Although this was arranged primarily for the Confirmation candidates, all of us were able to benefit from it. Mr. Fuller's sermon, titled "God the Father" was an interesting and intro- duction to his Lenten series of five sermons on the Creed. Rev, Canon C. D. Cross of Oshawa will give the second in the series next Sunday, Mar. 13th, entitled "Jesus Christ Our Lord". The Afternoon Guild held its regular business meeting in the church hall on Tuesday, March 1st, as snow pre- vented the 'members getting to the home of Mrs, Germain, as scheduled, A business meeting was held, includ- ing reading of minutes and treasurer's report. Members were advised of the Women's World Day of Prayer service on Friday. A social hour followed, No activities are planned by this group until after Easter, The annual Women's World Day of Prayer service was held at the Pente- costal Church on Friday, March 4th, at BEST BUY -- SAVE 6c -- RED ROSE TEA BAGS BAGS 7 3 c BEST BUY -- SAVE 4c -- CATELLI'S READY CUT MACARONI BEST BUY -- SAVE 5¢ -- OLD TYME SYRUP 16 OZ. JUGS 1 LB. PKG. 2 31 249- BEST BUY -- SAVE 14c -- PINEAPPLE - WHITE - CHOCOLATE PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES 3-97 BEST BUY -- SAVE 7¢ -- 3c OFF PACK -- ROSE TROPICAL CON SERVE Quality Meats PORK LOIN SALE Rib Ib. Tenderl Ib. Centre Cut Portion Ib. 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(Bc SWIFT'S CANNED HAM AE, $1 A9 ws. 49 SUPREME BRAND BLACK PEPPER 4 on un 99€ Hrozen ood BIRDS EYE -- 15 Os. PKs. STRAWBERRIES BIRDS EYE ~ 2 Lb. Poly Bag GREEN PEAS . - 2 ro The 4% > = a 5 so [oy > \ 2 $ . : YUkon 5-7942 Port Perry - 8 p.m. ' An interesting innovation this year was the Girls' Day of Prayer held at the same church at 4.830 p.m. This was attended by a good number of our Girls' Auxiliary members, as well as Guides, C.GA.T. girls and members of girls groups in the various other churches, Our G.A. girls are very busy this term working on their nurs- ing badges with Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Sebben, both registered nurses. The Wednesday Lenten service this week will be at 10 a.m. and will in- clude a tape-recorded talk by Most Rev. H. C. Clarke on "The Holy Com- munion and You". Lenten Wednes- day Communion service will be alter- nating between 10 a.m, and 8 p.m, for the next few weeks. Members of the adult Confirmation class are asked to note that their meetings will take place on alternate Wednesday evenings after service, so no service this week. The young peo- ple's class will continue.to meet in the parish hall on Thursday after school. The Evening Guild will meet on Monday, March 14th, at the home of Mrs. Rennie, Mrs, Dowson will con- tinue our study on Africa, and the hostesses will be Mrs. Bell and Mrs, Boothman, The teenagers of our parish are re- minded that the District Youth Coun- cil service of praise will be held this Sunday, March 13th at 8 p.m. at Grace United Church, Scugog. Chairman Garnet Parrott will have charge of the service, together with Linda Fralick. Dr. M. B. Dymond will speak on "The Refugee Problem" and there will be a panel discussion on this topic "with members of the executive taking part. Some of the young people will provide music and there will be a sing-song. A social time will follow. It is hoped that our Anglican young people will other teens in Christian fellowship. The W.A and also the Board of Man- agement met on Tuesday of this week. Details will be reported next week. Sunday School teachers are remind- ed that their meeting is tonoght at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs, C. Williams. The Port Perry Area Ministerial Association net last Friday at Green- bank Manse, Mr. Linstead led in the study of the second chapter of the study book which our minister's group is working on. Members of Mrs. Kenny's and Mrs. Becker's classes will join together this Sunday March 13th, when Mrs. Fuller has kindly agreed t¥ show them the vessels used in the Communion service and explain their use. Many of us enjoyed Mr. Fuller's re- cent articles in "The Anglican" de- scribing his recent undertaking of the Indiana Plan of group work in Osha- wa, We wish Mrs. Hayes a speedy re- covery from her illness. Prince Albert . Mr. R. Butson filled the post of Supt. at Sunday School. Missionary article was provided by Mrs. C. Newn- ham. Birthday pennies were dropped in the wee church by Beth Hunter, Linda Tripp and Jo-anne Middleton. We are glad to see Mr. and Mrs, Mulvey residing in their home again. Mr. F. Vickery, Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock dined with Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitts', all attending the funeral of 'a cousin Mrs. E, L. Vickery, Oshawa, 'on Monday. Tuesday night marked the annual "Open House" at the Area and junior schools. Principal Mr. Becker greet- ed the public in the corridor upon ar- rival. The parents and friends were also welcomed by the teaching staff-- Mrs. Hodgins, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Beck- man, Mrs. Martyn and Mr. Booth- man. In each room the spectators felt free to observe the work books on display, also examine the wall ex- hibit. The evening in general des- erves favourable comment to the pupils. and his or her teacher. Friday night in spite of uncertain weathér conditions outside, everyone enjoyed themselves inside when Miss Beth Hunter gaily entertained about twenty young folk to a variety party for one special occasion, Beth's birth- day. | Nearing the last lap of the even- ing Miss Nola Hunter (on behalf of the group) presented a daintily wrap- ped gift to Beth who accompanied by a feeling of surprise unwrapped the | parcel to find a lovely white sweater | for which the recipient voiced her thank-you in a joyous manner. All joined in singing "Happy Birthday". Now: the food appeared, suitable for the event, yes, the cake too, Manchester The: Manchester Woman's Associa tion met at the home of Mrs. Meta Holtby on Thursday, March 8. The meeting opened with hymn "Take my Life and Let it be". Mra. Dobson read the Seripture lesson, Cor. 11:8-6 and Mrs, Holtby gave the Tople on "Living Epistles". Mr.. Braham led in prayer and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison, The President, Mrs. Fielding con- ducted the business. The roll call was answered by twelve members and two visitors. The minutes were read and approved. The financial state- ment given, and ten dollars to be paid to W.M.8, fund. The parsonage fund to be paid and there has been twelve tables made for church basement, also two dozen stacking chairs to be order- ed in the near future, The Hockey Banquet to be held on March 26 was planned and the committees as fol- lows: Food planning convenor--Mrs, Roach; Table Convenor--Mrs, Leach; Kitchen--Mrs, Lamb, Mrs. Cawker & Mrs, Bain. Everyday cards were sold prayer, on March 14th, baby daughter. home for the week-end. Toronto. Blackwater on Sunday. -- Mrs. W. F. Crosier on Monday. and meeting closed with Theme and 8 Mrs. Holtby and Mrs. Dobson ser- |8 ved a lovely lunch and a social time |¥ enjoyed. The W.A, are catering to x a luncheon for the Central Breeders | Congratulations to' Mr. and Mrs, ! Wayland Drew on the arrival of their | ¥ . Miss Muriel Lamb of Peterboro at x Mrs. J. Bain spending Tuesday in 3 Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding and [8 Elaine visiting at Mr, Tom Snoddon's, | & Mrs. Glen Reazin visiting Mr. and 8 FRIDAY -- PUMPKIN PIE WEEK-END SPECIAL GOLDEN DATE LAYER CAKE SATURDAY -- HOT CROSS BUNS LEMON PIES, CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS GERROW'S BAKERY Phone YUkon 5-2172 GM, GERROW CAWKER BRO Fresh Hamburg oF, ............n Sire 63' Devon Bacon, Is..." 55° FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK YUkon 5-2221 = "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY ON THREE BIG COUNTS MORE RIDING COMFOR T--MORE PLEASURE]! a SINERAL WoIOm PORT PERRY © These are some of the big reasons why you'll eijoy diviig ng Pontiac ia ve, 2. A af 10 give You lasing Pléasure endless isfaction, Count up. 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