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fT) rts et IR ~~ ee i it 2 EI rg v : -- sp Bron nt a os, SE "i ~ v a a wn AE NN bed RY BELFAIR AWS LFA 20 By La CEA RCIA Lo 8-THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1059 Anglican Notes By Mary Becker At the Vestry meeting held last Tuesday evening, there was consider- able discussion about necessary re- pairs and upkeep to the church build- ings. The wardens were authorized to go ahead with eavestroughing and drains for the church, and to purch- ase storm windows where needed. It was also decided to put oak flooring in some of the rooms of the Rectory and to pdint the exterior, Mr. Stan Causley accepted the po- sition of organist in our church, dur- ing the Vestry meeting. He has the appreciation and thanks of the parish for undertaking this duty. The Ree- tor and Wardens were authorized by the meeting to look for a choir-master for the junior and senior choirs. The [adult members of the choir will look after things until a choir-master is found. The Afternoon Guild met on Tues- day, October 6th. After the minutes by the Evening Guild last Saturday ACSIA E AR CONN ERIE RAE EER XA SERS ATI iF x and treasurer's report, a discussion centred around plans for a shower for the bazaar, It was decided to hold the next meeting in the Parish Hall on Tuesday, November 8rd, in the ev- ening, and to have this as a shower for the bazaar. Other ladies of the church will be invited to attend also. The Afternoon Guild is also sending an apron with pockets to put money in, around among the ladies of the church for fund-raising. A successful rammage sale was held All Weights Butterball HAMS Swift's Brookfield - oung Hen - Oven Ready - 6 lb. avg. Turkeys» 39- Swift's Premium - Grade "A" - Cryovac Wrap Bros Killed - Grade "A" | Turkeys Swift's Premium - Fully Cooked SMOKED Shank Ib. 49¢ portion |b. Qe Swift's Premium - Fully Cooked - Hockless Smoked Picnics b.45¢ Swift's Eversweet - Sliced - 1 1b. sealed pkg. SIDE BACON - - - 5% SAUSAGE MEAT - 37 Swift's Premium - Bulk Pack Lowest Market Prices 1 1b. cello bag Sweet >. 3c) Pepper PRODUCE Ocean Spray =- Fresh ° Cranberries 1-1b. pkg. 2 1 € Butter Smooth Table Queen - Good size Potatoes 1» Tc Squash 2 rr 15¢ RED & WHITE - THANKSGIVING FEATURE! 7 Flavours JELLY POWDERS < C each TOMATO JUICE BEST BUY -- SAVE 2¢ BEST BUY -- SAVE 4e¢ Libby's - 15 oz. tin E. D. Smith's RE JAMS BEST BUY -- SAVE 6c Héjnz - Fancy - 48 ox. tin Aylmer - Fancy - 28 ox. tin UMPKIN --~ 2+ 37c TOILET TISSUE 4 on 45¢ BEST BUY -- Rich, Tasty FANCY PEAS 233% BEST BUY -- SAVE 4e PURE or Strawberry - 9 oz. jar BEST BUY -- SAVE 9c Royal Instant PUDDINGS 3 ruse. 29¢ BEST BUY -- SAVE 9c Coloured - Ballet 2 ro §7c Aunt Mary's FRUIT CAKE 59c afternoon, including a bake table and tearoom. Our thanks are extended to all who contributed toward this event, Canon Adye of the British and Foreign Bible Society was our guest preacher last Sunday and he gave us an interesting account of the work of the Society; as well as reading the lesson, Besides his activities with the Bible Society, Canon Adye is also president of the Dickens Fellowship in Toronto. . ' A workshop for Sunday School teachers will be held next week-end, from 2 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17. This will include teachers from other local churches as well as our own. Leaders are coming from Toronto to help us with this, Some 90-100 tea- chers have been invited to attend from Blackstock, Ashburn, Greenbank, Brooklin, etc., as well as Port Perry. The four leaders will conduct groups in teaching children of 'different ages. Teachers are asked to bring a box lunch. There will be a meeting of the Sun- day School Teachers' Group tonight (Oct. 8th) in the parish hall at 8 p.m. The Evening Guild will meet on Tuesday, Oct. 18th at the home of Mrs, Jefford. The meeting has been moved to Tuesday evening on account of Thanksgiving week-end. On Saturday, October 24th, the Ontario County Mental Health Asso- ciation is holding a workshop in Osh- awa to acquaint interested people in the area with the facilities avail- able for treatment of mental illness and to discuss the role of the com- munity in promoting mental health and in rehabilitating those who suffer from mental illness. It is hoped to arrange a carload from this parish. All who are interested in attending are asked to contact Mr. Fuller. Some of the ladies of the W. A. spent an interesting day last Tuesday attending the York East Deanery Wo- men's Auxiliary meetings in Ajax. Those who went include Mrs, Glass, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Staple, Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss Muriel Cook, Miss Edith Brooks, and Mrs. J, Allen. The annual Christmas Bazsar of the Evening Guild will take place on Saturday, November 21st, this year, Mr, 8. Causley played the hymns very capably for us last Sunday, Our service seemed very different with the canticles and responses being said in- stead of sung. The teenagers of the area held their weiner roast at Well Springs Park last Saturday evening, Some seven- ty-five young people took part, includ- ing about 12 Anglicans. A district Youth Council was formed which met Tuesday evening in our rectory, under the direction of Rev. Braham of Scu- gog. The Yollowing executive was elected: Grant Parrott, Ashburn, pre- sident; .Carol Smith, Greenbank, sec- retary; and Ian Beare, Port Perry, treasurer. We understand that, al- though each church was to nominate a delegate to this meeting, no one from our church was present. This District Youth Council is a force to unite the young people in our area and it is to be hoped that the teenagers of the Church of the Ascension will take an active part in it. The W. A. will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 18th at the parish hall. >: Cedar Creek Congratulations to Murray Barnard |} and his bride, the former Lois L. Ben- | & net, who were married on September | & 26th, at Simcoe Street United Church, | § Murray is a grandson of | Oshawa, Howard Martyn and attended Cedar Creek school. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Harris visited friends in Peterborough last Sunday. ors with Mrs, Kilpatrick and George, Mr. Howard Martyn has been a pa- i tient in Port Perry Hospital since last | § Tuesday. Ronnie Larocque was in in 'Toronto | / last week where he had an operation on his ears. Wm, Popowich had a sale on Satur- day. He has sold his farm to Mr, Neilson. Mr, and Mrs, Sweet and daughter, of Oshawa, are living with]: Mr. Neilson. The Popowich family are living with Bill's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Popowich, Sr, = Mr, Charles Parm is home from To- rontq, for »Lew, weeks visit with his son Sam, Phone YUkon 56-2172 pecials for Thanksgiving Week-End CANDY--Globe Chocolate and Willow Crisp PIES--Pumpkin and Mince Meat CAKES--Honey Cream Layer Cake; Chocolate Eclair \ | GERROW'S BAKERY G. M. 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