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A SERIA a aa a en A iow oy Te > Pa > aE Na Sa a ov NY HS AWE Ppa, op = oh a w SRNR Wi fogs aS _ present, 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, 1967 Scugog Pastoral Charge Have a Year On Tuesday, January 29th, the Of- ficial Board met with forty members There. were many new faces since we last gathered, and we wel- come them very much. Our new faces on the Session are: Messrs. George Edgar, Stewart Rodman, Anson Ger- row, Clifford Redman, Laverne Mar- tyn and Garnet Cochrane. On the Board of Stewards: Wright Crosier, William McCartney, Jack Holtby, Jim Smitherman, Cameron Aldred, Clar- ence Carter, Nelson Reader, John Sweetman, Ronald Edgar, Alvin Heayn, Jack Manns, and Melville King. Our Recording Steward is Mr. Leslie Smith. Amongst the ladies we have for the first time Mrs. J. B. Cawker, Mrs. Arnold Roach, Miss Marjorie Milner, Mrs. Jack Manns, Mrs. Doug. Aldred, Mrs. Clare Vernon, Mrs. Nel- son Reader and Mrs. Helen Holtby., The most outstanding event of the year was the Union of the Churches on the Island. We received into mem- bership twenty-one on Profession of -Faith, and nineteen by letters of trans- fer. A new interest has been created, and our congregations are very much enlarged. Our membership is as follows: -- Scugog 128; Manchester 46; Prospect 25; making a total of 198 members. During the year there were twenty- three Baptisms and Seven Burials. Tribute was paid to those who had passed on, as their names were read, and the Minister led in prayer. A Jr, Young Peoples' Society has been or- ganized, to be known as the "P.M.S. HiC Club", P--for Prospect, M--for Manchester, S--for Scugog, Hi--for High School students, -and C--for Christ centered, We will meet on the 2nd and Ath Thursdays of each month alternating between Manchester and the Island. Our Chief Counsellor is Nettie Aldred, and our President Gary Edgar. A Junior Choir of thirty-five has been organized, and many thanks Ladies of the Island for the lovely surplices and neckpieces they have made. Our Choir mothers are Catharine' Martyn and Dorothy Hood. to our The future is bright with promise, especially when there are so many active and willing hands. The sum of $2872 was spent on the parsonage. A new oil furnace was installed, a new bathroom, new eclectrie stove and re- frigerator bought, the original dining SA has been insulated. been done on the churches. At Scugog (Grace) a new tiled floor was laid in the basement, basement, and the floor painted. The Minister, Rev. J. K., Braham, M.A, erosity in increasing his salary $200, and his travelling allowance $200. Here are some of the figures revealed in our statement: We commenced $2847.54 cash on hand, and closed with . $3622.96 in the Treasury. Our total receipts, together with balances car- ried forward amounted to $12,456.33. Our total expenses were $8,833.37. It was voted to increase our givings to as follows: Scugog $337.50; Manchest- er $206.75, and Prospect $206.75. The Pastorage Charge Charge gave the sum of $443.27 to the M. & M. during 19566. At a previous meeting of the Board of Stewards a new struck for the three Churches, namely: Scugog 45%, Manchester 27% 9%, Prospect 27%. It was estimated that we would need $4.600 in the General Fund, and the monthly payments will room converted into a kitchen with built-in cupboards and sink. What! be: Scugog $172.50, Manchester $105.- 50, Prospect $105.60. The statements was formerly the kitchen has been con- } hire been prepared in booklet forms; - 5-1b. poly PU 5Qc 6 for 29¢ © ADE IN INGLAND @sTamss STI @VAIHIT OF COLORD HANDLES "Q : 6 GRAPEFRUIT] Crisp, Tender -- LETTUCE . Mild, Sweet, Maish Grown - 20-oz. cel. bag CARROTS Jumbo Heads 17¢ i © ver 2c BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS PORK CHOPS POT ROAST YOUNG -- TENDER -- LOIN END -- Pork Loin Roast - - WELL TRIMMED -- End to end cut _ BONELESS BEEF -- Rolled Plate 2145 to 3 lbs. Lb. 69 w. 35¢ _ Chicken Pies ___ 2 for 65¢ Cauliflower, each 27c Lemonade, 6-o0z. tin 2 for 39c Cod Fillets, 1 1b. pkg. _. .._ 20c SWIFT'S PREMIUM -- By the piece BOLOGNA SWIFT'S -- Sliced Jellied HEADCHEESE » 39c QUALITY MEAT © b 50¢ ww. 29¢ CAKE MIX Best Buys FIVE ROSES -- Chocolate Fudge - pkg. Coupons worth 15¢ in each pkg. * Pkg. 275 Features QUAKER -- Save 5¢ CORN FLAKES 2:1 45c - 12-o0z. pkg. FRY'S %-1b. tin COCOA 41c 1 1b. pkg. MILKO Instant Powder 35¢ PARD - "New" - DOG FOOD Beef with Gravy - CLOVERLEAF -- Solid White Meat - 14's tin ISH 35¢ RED & WHITE INSTART COFFEE 15-02. tin 9 For 1.00 T U N A F 5-07, jar TREESWEET 1.29 ORANGE JUICE "48-oz: tin JOHNSON'S Hard Gloss-Glo-Coat 35¢ Qt. tin .- 98¢ "Libby's Libby's Golden Hour Vel Detergent, 6c off deal, lge. pkg. 35¢ Benson's Corn Starch, pkg. "18¢ Aunt Mary's Sliced Bread, 24-0z. loaf 17¢ Libby's Fancy Peas, 15-0z. tin 2 for 3c Libby's Fancy Sauerkraut, 28-02. 2/39¢ Hawaiian Pineapple Juice, 48-0z. tin 33¢ Kraft Mild Cracker Barrel Cheese-- 8-0z. pkg. 35¢ Deep Brown Beans, 20-0z. tin 2 for 9c Golden Hour Cello Pops, 20 suckers 19¢ Rum and Butter Toffees, pkg. 29¢ 1 1b. pkg. AUNT MARY' 1 1b. pkg. ° -13-07. kg. 53¢ 1 1h. pkg. "Canada's Finest Coffees" "Roaster Fresh" EARLY RISER BLEND RED & WHITE BLEND _95¢ 1.03 1mm S BLEND Dowson's Food Market ~ Phone ain Free Delivery Port Perry verted into the Study. Also the attic and ere this have been distributed. On 3rd. Much work has! page 4, please change the following {in the parsonage fund, Robt, Tetlow At Man-| George Calberry (well) $76.60 instead chester the windows were cut in the of $16.60, jhe members remained for a social B.D., thanked the Board for their gen- I half hour. or ee with) | Home-Makers the M. & M. Fund to $750 and allocated i percentage was J The meeting was opened with the hymn "In Christ There is No East Nor West" which was followed by the (cupboards) $50. instead of $110., and | Lord's Prayer in unison. Business was then discussed and it was decided to bring $1.50 to the next meeting. Mrs. Samells gave a talk on "Table Setting". We then had a delicious lunch. - The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Samells at 1.16. Our roll call is one important thing to re- member when Table Setting. Our home consignment is to plan a day's The last meeting was held at the| menu, and record it in your reference home of Mrs. Ploughman on February | file. At the conclusioin of the meeting, Scugog , Junior There are so many -things to save for Now it's an engagement ring--later on, a honeymoon, a down payment on a house. Whatever your goals, you'll get there faster by saving for them. Seart a savings account td-day at our nearest branch: THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE #80 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOu - J. R. Helm, Manager PORT PERRY BRANCH N-7C av TT Te "Chocolate Date Layer Cake Cake" PHONE 32W LET YOUR BAKER BE YOUR MENU-MAKER FRESH BAKING DAILY BREAD, BUNS, PIES, CAKES and TARTS Saturday Specials "Cream Puffs" I! GERROW'S BAKERY ~'G. M. GERROW oT BN TEN BREET - " \¥ ke Scugoy Lumber Co. Lid. At Your Service For Lumber Planing Mill CONTRACTING - Phone 240W Builders' Supplies Glidden Paint SSTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN Port Perry DOUPE'S GENERAL STORE Prince Albert, Ontario We Carry a Complete Line of Groceries, Fresh Meats, Vegetables also Frozen Foods Sunbeam Bread and Cakes OPEN EVERY NIGHT until 9pm. . 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