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1 ~~ a Te) NR aN nh ASIANA ATS Nae a Xa 0 i 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8rd, 1067 District Churches Scugog, Manchester, Prospect United Churches Sunday was such a lovely day, that many families took advantage, and went visiting. That worked both ways, for we had many of our Sum- mer Residents on the Island with us "on Sunday. The Island Church was The following children, nearly full, / were presented for Holy Baptism: Joan Nadine, infant daughter of Mr. und Mrs. William Healey; and Betty Ann, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Heayn. The theme of the Min- ister's Sermon was "The cure for blindness." We do thank God for cyes to behold the physical beauty that surrounds us on all sides. And yet there is a greater beauty of the soul which we may have, even though we may have lost our physical sight. our souls, and drink in the beauty of God. There has heen much sickness in the Prospect area. 1 think this is the first Sunday that the Leslie Smiths were not at Church, We also missed the Harold Holtbys, and so many others, We do hope that you will all be well and be with us on Sunday. As this goes to Press (Wednesday) Scugog "Head Memorial" W.A, will CANADA'S FINEST COFFEES iin attractive, Colourful New Bags A NN \ WL Ff STORES (eld a IN dell RED & WHITE -- Silver Label - COFFEE - RED & WHITE Ya 1». vis 45¢ | INSTANT COFFEE 8-0z. jar 89c { APR Yellow Quick Margarine -- 3c Off Pack 'Blue Bonnet - 2b 39¢ Best "The Round Shredded Wheat" WHITE SWAN -- "Now in Colours YL Tissue - - 4 ols az. 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Pkg. 49¢ HAM - 25-0z. tin OLD DUTCH ~-- Blue . . 43 CLEANSER - 2r2lc » 15-0z. tin LIPTON'S Beef-Noodle : ' . 2w3lc SOUP MIX - 238 15-02. tin GENERAL ELECTRIC - 25-40-80 watt 35 LIGHT B coin 2.99 48-03. tin 3lc 16-0x. jar 25¢ Butter" - |b. 41c - |b. 49c¢ 79c¢ n - Cooked | Vac. pack - 6-oz. rcs. 49¢ ULBS - 22 h 9c ORANGE JUICE, 12-0z. tin a CHOPPED SPINACH, 12-o0z. pkg. 23c 33¢c FISH STICKS, 8-0z. pkg. COD FILLETS, 12-0z. pkg. 25¢ owson's Food Market Phone 91 Free Delivery Port Perry t at the home of Dorot Let us all open wide the windows of et 4} (he homhe of Datothy Matiyy; and on Thursday the Prospect W. A. will meet in the evening at the home of Grace Beacock(Prince Albert), The Manchester W.A. will also meet on Thursday afternoon at the home of Rene Henry. The Cubs met for th¢ first time on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m, On Sunday, together with millions of Christians we will celebrate the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The beauty of it all is its simplicity, We gather around the Lord's Table, and break bread and drink wine, in ve- membrance of Him. It must be good to remember our friends, and He was known by the breaking of bread. Pamphlets and invitations have gone out to all our people, Come and worship with us on Sunday. It might require a little effort; but where there is a will, there is a way, It is the meeting together at the Lord's House of those who profess to love Jesus, that strengthens ug in our endeavour to be loyal. We shall look for you on Sunday Morning. And then in the Evening at 7.30 p.m. we will com- mence having our monthly Evening Services at Scugog 'Head Memorial". tette will play for us. The Minister will preach, Next week Wed. Scugog "Grace" Women's Assoc. will meet at the Church in the afternoon; and in the Evening at 8.80 p.m. in the Manches- ter Hall the P.M.S, HiC will meet. We take this opportunity to thank all who helped with our Turkey Supper at "Grace" last week, The tables were beautifully arranged; the service was perfect; and the menu was every- thing that could be desired. We thank the large numbers who came (over 400). Many happy réturng of their birth- day to the following: Rennie Goose, Robert Hulcoop, Freda Burnham, Grace Pogue, Penny Prentice, Marilyn Fralick and John Michie of the Island. To those who are recouperating at home, we send our love and pray that you will soon be well again. Our con- gratulation to Jim and Shirley New- man of the Island on the birth. of little Patricia Ann. This is one of God's many gifts which He will bes- tow upon you. EPSOM Keep in mind the first Euchre of the season to be held on Oct. 4 in Ep- som Public School. = A silver collection will be taken, ladies please provide. Everyone is cordially welcome. Mrs, Alphonso Claughton of West Hill and Mrs. Henry Thomas of Greenbank called on friends in the village on Saturday. © Miss Betty Powell gave an inter- esting talk on her European tour at the W.A. meeting on Thurs. afternoon in the 8; S. rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bailey and Mrs. Stewart are spending a few days at East Aurora, N. Y Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery spent the week-end with friends in Parry Sound. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. Ste- wart during the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Palmer of Vic- toria Road, and Mr. and Mrs, Redman of Blackstock, Congratulations: to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell (nee Lois Ashton) on the birth of a daughter on Thursday, Sept. 26th. Mr. and Mrs. Cracknell of Toronto spent the week-end at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin and Lynda of Maple Grove were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Al. Christie and Darlene on Monday. Recent visitors at Medds were Mrs. Delbert Catherwood of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong and Isobel of Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. Stone of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Armstrong visited with Mrs. Armstrong's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gourlie at Uxbrid- ge on Sunday. County jof Ontario SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES To Wit: » BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT issued by the Warden of the County of Ontario and bearing the date Tth day of August, 1967, the sale of lands in arrears for taxes in the County of Ontario will be held at the Court House, Whitby, at the hour of ten o'clock in the morning on the 10th day of Décember, 1957, unless the taxes and costs are sooner paid. Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale is being published in the Ontario Gazette in the issue of September Tth, 1967. 'Copies of said list may be had at my office. . August 20th, 1957. WM. G. MANNING, Treasurer, County of Ontario Treasurer's Office, Whitby, dec 6 . Mr. Stouffer and his stringed quar-, Miss Marjorie Bailey was at her home here for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Rivait of Windsor spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Frank Andrews and family. Sorry to hear that Mrs. Drew has been on the sick list but is improving picely. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Prentice and Ross; Mr..and Mrs, Norman Prentice were in Toronto on Tuesday last, visit- ing with Mrs. Mortimer and Mrs. Me- Connel. | Congratulations to the pupils of Epsom Public School for winning the highest number of points for their ex- hibits at Port Perry Fair. Letter From ,(Continued from page 3) since the first arrangements were started that this union would have the blessing of the Lord and what we asked for of their Heaveenly Father was evident as Rebecca and Dinker knelt, after the ceremony, for the prayer of blessing -- the Presence of the Lord was indeed in our midst. On the porch of the church the guests gathered around the bride and groom and his shirt was .tied to the end of her sari with someone's hand- kerchief. Then before they started down the church steps each had to 'take' the other ones name, It is not the custom in India for a man and wife to use each other's name after the wedding day although modern India is changing this custom as many others. Dinker's verse was "London has a tower and Rebecca is my flow- er". Her's translated (he gave his in English -- her's was in Marathi) "ameya sharlet besle rajhas pekshi|§ Dinkerravatse nave gete 'devdut pen- gati"--doesn't make too much sense in English (the king bird sat on your school and Dinker's name is angel's in the midst). That is David's very loose translation. Dinker's remark was "I'll try to live up to that". From the church everyone proceed- ed to the bungalow where tea, Indian sweets and doughnuts were served whilé a friend of the groom's opened the wedding gifts. A brass water bucket, brass' and glass drinking glasses, brass pots and pans, brass plates and china cups and saucers, a quilt, towels, a pillow and pillow cov- ers and a framed Marathi Bible verse. One of the largest gifts. was from Pyarabai, the sweeper lady, whose two grand sons Dinker. has worked with for two hours each day for al- most a year as he has taught these two youngsters the 3 R's. This evening everyone is Yai visiting the later, there may be a sing- song in the church. Tomorrow, a new day and a new life starts for Rebecea- bai and Dinker Swarge. May our prayers follow them as they begin the walk together, witnessing to. Hindu For the Most Tasty Treats in Baking : Phong 32W, Delicious Tempting Food made fresh each day. OO Saturday Specials "Chocolate Date Layer Cake" "Cream Goods" i "Mince Meat Tarts" _ GERROW'S BAKERY PHONE 32W G. M. GERROW India what a Christian home can be., Zaida England. " a a aa 1 3 , 80002090808000808000808 ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES Port Perry High School REGISTER WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL by OCTOBER 10th ' Classes are Tuesday Nights 7.30 to 9.30, COMMENCING OCTOBER 22nd FEE IS FIVE DOLLARS Woodworking ~~ Typing Bookkeeping Sewing English for New Canadians Physical Education and Recreation (WOMEN AGE 21 and OVER) GRANT MacDONALD, mm] JOHN McINTYRE, Viee Chairman, DPO0S080808080808080800S0S0EOEOROSOSOEOSOROBOBOSOECE0E ON PLOWING MATCH SPONSORED BY THE SOUTH ONTARIO PLOWMEN'S ASSOCIATION will be held on the farm of > Howard Malcolm & Son Pickering Township HWY. 7, 2 MILES WEST OF BROUGHAM Wednesday, October 9th, 1957 CLASSES IN JOINTER PLOWS, TRACTORS, ETC., also SPECIAL PRIZES and HORSE SHOW BANQUET IN THE TOWNSHIP HALL, BROUGHAM HOWARD MALCOLM, ( OSCAR DOWNEY, Sec'y President. Myrtle, Ontario DON'T BE COLOR-BLIND WHEN YOU BUY COAL ar Get 'blue coal'. . Don't just order coal . . . insist on 'blue coal'! 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