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8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8th, 1956 Check Your Label! Please take a glance at the label on your paper now. It shows the month and the year to which your subscription is paid, The subscription rate is only $2.00 per year in advance. STORES 3 2nd Kings, Chapter 6 was was read CLARKE'S -- 20-oz tin Beans with Pork 2 for 3 Sc Waasialtorg itn ) Mixed Peel . 8-0z. pkg. din c QUAKER -- 44-oz. pkg. : Wagstoites Cit Mixed Fruits at 8o0z. pkg, c INSTANT OATS 3 6c Wagnatios Glace Pineapple Slices, i 4 or .. BETTY CROCKER -- 30-0z DKg. Wagstaffe's Cu ci Citron Peel c CAKE MIXES 3 for 1.00 ferme © 21¢ ¢ PURITAN wet 15-0z. tin Your choice of 35¢ lines SOLO BRAND MARGARINE 1-1b. pkg. 29 RED & WHITE JELLY FOVDERS 4- 2.9. 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There was a good at- tendance, Mrs. B. Wanamaker was pianist for the hymns. Mrs. Grant Hunter presided for the meeting and opened with "Take Time to Be Holy". Scripture reading from a portion of by Mrs. KE, Martyn, 4 We appreciated very much hearing Mrs. A. Robertson give a most worth- while topic based 'on the first seven verses of this chapter, 'During the business period 2 thank you letters were read, Eight visits were reported, It was agreed to do a quilting, Mrs, W. Brown offered her home for the same. Iollowing a hymn and the mizpah benediction lunch was served by No, 2 group. We were pleased to have Mrs. Wanamaker and Mrs, Reynolds from Seagrave and other visitors pre- sent. pei Perhaps we will se@ 'you 2 all at the church next Sunday at 3 p.m. when the Port Perry Scouts and Cubs will be our guests during divine wor- ship. At Sunday School Mr. E, Martyn took charge of the Bible Class, Mrs, C. Newnham readgthe story.' The Young People's Union are spon- soring a variety program, plus selling candy, in the church parlors. When? Tuesday, night, Nov. 13. please come? Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Heayn were paid a visit by their neice Miss Kathleen Clarke, of Toronto. Belated birthday greetings to Miss Denice Jeffrey on November 2nd. Five years old. Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller and girls, of Raglan, with his sister, Mrs. N. Wil- son and Mr. Wilson, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bonnell and family with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, of Myrtle. Mr Ted Williams in company with other visitors," Cpl. and Mrs. Terry Hodgins, of Camp Borden. Mr. and Mrs. C. Newnham and Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Doupe, visited 'with re- latives in Woodbridge on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Tonawanda, U.S.A, spent a few days with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bond. Mrs. Groupe has returned to her home. in Philadelphia for the winter months. Hope to see her again in the spring. Fo District Churches SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Last Sunday was indeed "RALLY SUNDAY" as our people really rallied to the House of God. Our New Sche- dule for Church Services is quite ac- ceptable, and everything worked out well on Sunday. At "Grace Church" we had the Senior and Junior Choirs. It was a busy day for our organist Edna Beckett playing for both Choirs in the morning, and the Evening Ser- vice as well. In the Morning the Senior Choir sang "Be still my soul," and in the Evening at "Head Memor- ial" sang "Like the sound of many waters;" and "Dear ' Spirit lead, me," with Joan Aldred and John Sweetman taking the solos. The Junior Choir sang "Unto the hills." The Church was filled, and the whole Service was planned for the children, with two Stories by "flannelgraph" which were "Thanks from the elephants" - and "Jesus and the children." At Manchester the children of the Public School led in song, under the direction of Mrs. Samells and Mrs, Sandison with Mina Steer at the piano. This was the largest congregation we have had at Manchester; and now that we have a Morning Service, we hope that we shall continue to have a full Church. The new hour of Worship '1.156 p.m, for Prospect- has met with favour, and the Church continues to be full. The Choir sang "God will take care of you" with Erika Benschop taking the solo, and Tot Holtby and Janet Vernon taking the duet.' In the Evening at "Head Memorial" we had Rev. F. G. Joblin, who brought Greetings to us, as we worshipped for the first time for many years in that Church. The Church was filled, and we were happy to have several from Prospect... The Theme of the Minis- ter's Sermon was "The inclusiveness Jesus loved Martha, and. her sister Mary, and Lazarus." The congrega- tional singing was exceptionally good, and so any remained after the Ser- vice to renew acquaintance. We hope that thege Services on the first Sun- day evening of each month, will be rich in music, and inspiring. Our next Evening Service will be on Sun- "| day December 2nd which will be the day when the New Church "Scugog Dnited Church" will be officially launched by our Presbytery. Letters went out last week to all our Christian families on the Island. nclosed was a short synopsis of our Statement of Faith, and some of the Will you Jan Elder, or placed on the collection We miss you when you are absent. of God's Love," and the text "And| requirements for Church Membership. With the birth of the New Church, there will be a New Roll .of Charter Members; and each member will re- ceive a 'Special Charter Certificate. We are planning to have our Elders call on all who have never united with us, and talk the matter over with them. All who are now members of one. or others of the three Churches, are ALSO ASKED to fill out the form, This may be given to the Minister, plate, > There will be a Joint Meeting this Thursday at "Grace Church" of all the Ladies of'-the Pastoral Charge. We are looking forward to a great gathering. The Presidents of our FOUR W.A.s are in charge, and or- ders of Service are being mjmeogra- phed. The Guest Speaker will be Mrs. (Rev.) M, Butler from Ajax. There will be a social hour after. A lovely wedding took place in "Grace Church" last Saturday after- noon, when Mrs. Mabel Lily Ash- bridge became the wife of Mr. Albert Russell Hood. Accompanying them were Mr, and Mrs, Demara. Mr. and Mrs. Hood will take up their residence in Prince Albert. We wish them every joy and happiness, We are glad to report that Mrs. Josie Bain and Mrs. Joe Miller, who met with an accident recently, are recovering very nicely. There were no broken bones. Mr. Will Holtby is gaining, and we hope to have him around soon. Both Mr. and Mrs. Holtby are greatly missed at Church. Our prayers go with Iva Fralick as she enters the Port Perry Hospital 'today (Monday) to undergo a small operation, We hope that Ri- chard Steer will soon récover from a recent fall when he hurt his back, Our love to the Moles of Manchester, and to all who may be shut in. Though you cannot be with us on Sunday, yet you can pray for us too. Please remember the Sabbath day. Come and worship with us. Cedar Creek Mrs. Harris spent last Saturday visiting friends in Bobcaygeon. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phare, Tyrone, were last Sunday dinner guests of Mis. Kilpatrick and George, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris were last Sunday supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Banks at Pickering. Ronnie Larocque had his left foot broken at work in'Oshawa, last week. Several Seo Cedar Creek attended the funeral of the late Wilmer Fitze which was held at the McIntosh Fun- eral Home in Oshawa, last Tuesday afternoon. Interment in Nestleton Cemetery. 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