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8 EN § ROO 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1960 'THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev, E. W. Fuller, B.A., L. Th, Rector Sunday, Feb. 7th-- 11.30 a.m.--Holy Communion, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A., D.D. Interim Moderator Mr. Wm. Perry, Minister. Friday, Feb, 5th-- 7.80 p.m.--Preparatory Service. Sunday, Feb. 7th-- 10 a.m.--Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH | Rev. E. 8. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sunday, Feb. 7th-- 10 -a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship and Junior Sunday School. The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE MINISTER: Rev, J. K. Braham, M.A., B.D. Sunday, Feb. 7th-- 10.16 a.m.--Scugog Church 11.16 a.m.--Scugog "Head" 8.8. 11.16 a.m.--Manchester Church 1.16 p.m.--Prospect Church Come and worship with us on Sunday. It will give you something new to think about, and you will be assured again that "God is hot very far away from those that feel after Him." Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carnegie were in Kingston for the week-end visiting their son Bob. While there they at- tended the hockey game between La- val College and Queen's Gaels. Bob plays for the Queen's Gaels team. Birth CREWS -- Irene and David Crews (nee Heyes) are happy to announce the arrival of a son Kevin David at Trenton Memorial Hospital on Janu- ary 13th, 1960, a brother for Jennifer. Birth BRINKMAN -- Robert and Mary (nee Wilson) wish to announce the arrival of their daughter Gina Eliza- beth on January 30, 1960 at Oshawa General Hospital. Card of Thanks My family and I wish to express our appreciation for the acts of kind- ness and sympathy extended by our many friends and neighbours during the illness and death of a beloved hus- band, father and grandfather. A spe- cial word to the staff of Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital for their exhaustive ef- forts, and to Rev. Love and Mr. Ste- phen Saywell who with the McDer- " mott-Panabaker funeral home man- aged their duties in such a kind and efficient manner. Mrs. Roy Moon and family. In Memoriam NOON--In loving memory of our dear mother, father and sister, Jane, Joseph and Mabel Noon who passed away, Mother Jan. 7, 1940; Father Feb. 1, 1957 and Mabel Mar. 2, 1958. Those whom we love go out of sight But never out of mind; They are cherished ever in the hearts Of those they leave behind. Sadly missed by Alma, Gertrude and families. In Memoriam DAVEY--In loving memory of John H. Davey who passed away February 8, 1959. Calm and peaceful he is sleeping, Sweetest rest that follows pain; We who loved him sadly miss him, But trust in God to meet again, Sadly missed by Mother, Dad, Olive Dorothy and Harold. Custom Slaughtering CAWKER BROS Meat Prepared | for Lockers Coming Events Euchre At Epsom, Fri, Feb, 5th at 8.30 pm. 12 rounds of euchre. Ladies please provide lunch, Admission: 8il- ver Collection. Euchre TOPS are holding a Euchre, Sat., Feb. 6th at Manchester Hall at 8.30. Admission 50c. Lunch & Door Prizes, Everyone welcome, Tea and Home Baking Sale At the Church of the Ascension on Saturday, Feb. 13th from 8 to 6 p.m. PORT PERRY STAR RATES * * Cards of Thanks, Coming Event Notices, Announcements--1st 40 words or less b50e.,, additional words @ 8c. each, In Memoriams, minimum charge including 4 line verse, 60c. For each line of verse over 4 lines, additional charge of 16c, per line. * Lindsay Preshyterial W.M.S. The Annual Meeting of Lindsay Presbyterial W.M.S. of the Presby- terian Church in Canada was held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Lindsay, with Morning, Afternoon and Evening Sessions and the Presi- dent, Mrs. D, Whelan in the chair. The theme of the meeting was-- "Our World Wide Task", Mrs. John Wallace, president of the Lindsay Auxiliary, welcomed all the ladies to St. Andrew's Church. A business period followe d. Mj ed. McIntyre presented her which was very gratifying "a ed a substantial increase over 1968. The Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. C. B. Steele made two announcements. The Training School for Leaders will be held in Albert College, Belleville on July 10th-14th inclusive, and the Annual Meeting of Toronto-Kingston Synodical will be held in Kingston, April bth, 6th and 7th. Mrs. M. Ormerod, Recording Sec'y, presented a condensed report of the year's work as sent to her by the Auxiliary Secretaries. The Adult Groups showed a slight decrease in members but an increase in givings. During the year, Mrs. Whelan also attended the Synodical Annual in Pe- terborough, Council Annual in Belle- ville and Synodical Fall Board Meet- ing in Toronto. The Summer Rally will be held in Sonya on a date to be decided later. On motion of Mrs. Finney and Mrs. Black we shall send two girls to Camp again this year if possible, one from Sonya and the other from either North Eldon or Quaker Hill. The Synodical Annual will be in- vited to come to Lindsay in the Spring of 1961. ' A panel moderated by Mrs. H. C. Nicolls and composed of Mrs. C. Dal- gleish, Mrs. W. W. Finney and Mrs. C. Veale then introduced and discus- sed the 1959-60 Mission Study on Africa. The Morning Session closed with a hymn and a prayer. At 2 p.m. Mrs. Whelan called the meeting to order with a Call to Wor- ship. A hymn was sung and a num- ber of ladies led in a chain of prayer. Mrs. J. D. MacFarlane then con- ducted a very impressive "In Mem- oriam" Service for Members who had passed on during the year. Miss Hanes, a graduate of the Deaconess and Training School in Toronto, who was present with us, read the names of the deceased. Mrs. MacFarlane read two passages of Scripture, clos- ing with prayer. . Roll wag called and responded to by eighteen Auxiliaries. Cresswell Auxiliary conducted the Devotional period. Mrs, Lester Lake read the Bible passage from Romans. Mrs, Robt. Wood led in prayer. Offering was then received and dedicated by Mrs, Wood. Mrs, Fairlie of Wick favoured the meeting with a beautiful message in song. Rev. C. J. Beckley of Woodville and Clerk of Presbytery then brought ley commended the ladies for the work they are carrying on through the W.M.S, and the contribution they make to the work of the Church as a BEORAIAA SBI Rae i greetings from Presbytery. Mr, Beck- |. Ded Hike 5 gaint A AR Week study the frustrations that a- panel hinges. @asy-read instrument. is designed te let you take in all instrument readings at a glance. Integrates perfectly with Envoy's luxurious, "well-appointed interiors, Envoy CUSTOM SEDAN i by Canad sf (Whitewall tires optional at extra cost) Mrs, Petrie annbunced registrations | then sang two beautiful three-part | Recording Sardi M, Ormerod |tizen plays in the care of the eyes. as 98 for morning and afternoon ses- | songs. Treas--Mrs.. Henderson Melntyre "Help prevent blindness" he said, | rise from these causes and help make sions. Mus. O. Vemlo, convenor of the| Reports of the two girls who had | Sen. Aux. Se¢'y=--Mrs, W. W. Finney | «help cure it and help improve the life easier for your 'neighbours. Nominating Comrnittee presented the attended Glen Mohr Camp last sum-|Eve, Dept. Sec'y--Mrs, Wm. Wallace | lives of those already blind." Do not avold the use of the word slate of officers for 1960, Mrs. Clar-| mer were then presented. The girls | Young Women's Sec'y--Mrs. Russel Y help prevent blindness by "See" in your conve Talk a- ence MacKay, a former president very | were Joan Gardiner of Ashburn and Armstrong b An Ee Pp tions bout the news of the' day and expect ably conducted. the Installation Ser-|Lee Baultwood of Cresswell. Girls' Organizations--Mrs, Grantin ° pe § Ih suspen lod when the blind person to answer ere: vice, Miss Estelle MacCausland ,Deacon- MacKay a Remember that Blindness is YOUR '. Nominating Committee for 1960 is|ess at St. Andrew's Presbyterian | Children's Groups--Mrs. L. Howard i t plenty Copii and slee '| business and do what you can to o -- from Port Perry Auxiliary with one | Church in Toronto was guest speaker, | Glad Tidings--Mrs. J, Brabazon Gon alth means good sight. op: lighten its burden all year round. \ member from Ashburn, who is at pre- |and brought a very inspiring and |Historian--Mrs, D. H, McEachern our children to the doctor when they : sent on the Presbyterial Executive. |challenging address which she entit-| Home Helpers--Mrs, H. C. Nicholls al headaches oe Sieh @ Courtesy remarks were made by |led--"Journey into To-morrow". Library--Mrs. J. Rynard o ?. have r vision ! Oshawa Presh er bie Mrs. C. J, Beckley and the after-| Courtesies for the Evening Session |Life Membership--Mrs. W. Knight A Ny 2,000 eople Yoze their | Y & noon session closed with a hymn and | were given by Mrs. W, W. Finney, Literature--Mrs, E, Mustard ale it eve HA Rey li ages W.M. 8. : . prayer. A family worship service was con- | Supply--Mrs. C. M. Dalgleish t op Pubding 114 cont. of this blind- Oshawa Presbyterial W.M.S. held oh An Executive Meeting was held dur- ducted by members of the Goforth and Welcome and Welfare--Mrs. Robt. vibab ia a aay. "Rea-~ the pre-Presbyterial Executive meet- ing the tea-hour when it was decided | Seniour Auxiliaties of Lindsay. Dunn at Blindness is YOUR Busi- ing at Newcastle United Church in that a full Executive Meeting will be| Mrs. Whelan closed the meeting by | Organist--Mrs, J. E, Nesbitt neds" he urged, "and take steps to |charge of the president, Mrs, M. C. held in Beaverton Presbyterian church | reading the following poem: Press--Mrs. C, Veale, corabat ev8 dicocse in its early stages. Fisher, Reports from the various on February 16th at 2 p.m. Each of us inherits Box 122, Woodville Encourage others with poor vision to | Secretaries were received for incorpor- Evening Session opened with a Call phi i gl ; A, have their eyes examined. Some- ation into the Story of the Year to be to Worship, This was followed by a If our Sa ap oh e poorer, as times people are afraid of the doctor presented at the Presbytetrial meet- period of hymn singing led by Miss | OU Work Is left undone. ~~ White Cane Week and put off a visit to the eye specia- ing in Simcoe Street Church, Oshawa, Hanes which was much enjoyed. 87. We Sve'a worid-Wice vision iy list until it {s too late. Don't let in- [on Wednesday, Feb, 24th, with sessions : And a purpose strong and true, FEBRUARY 7th - 14th difference be a cause of blindness. [at 9.80 am. 2.00 pm. and 8.00 p.m. A discussion took place as to the| To be a worthy Cratdonian, "Every Canadian has three ways to| Help cure blindness by supporting | The theme will be "Mission to the Ut. Ways and Means of gaining leaders| In the task that's ours to do. prevent blindness," declared Mr. L.| well-established projects in eye re-|termost" and special speakers will in- and training them for these new [Then she pronounced the Benediction. W. Davies president of the Humores- | search, but as Mr. Davies warne 4, clude Mrs. B, H, Soper, President of groups. It was felt that the Church| .presbyterial Officers for 1960 que Club of the Blind, as he discussed | "Watch out for 'phonies." Bay of Quinte Conference Branch, as a whole should consider its Young |Hon, Pres.--Miss Agnes Dickson White Cane Week now underway.| A wealth of talent often remains |speaking in the afternoon and Miss People more in its programmes, by|President--Mrs, D. Whelan Sponsored by The Canadian Council [undeveloped through blindness," Mr, |Dulin Cook, A.T.C.M., Missionary on having family nights and sponsoring | 1st Vice-Pres.--Mrs. J. D. MacFarlane | of the Blind and The Canadian Na-|Davies said. "Many artistic people |furlough from Japan show slides in leadership se groups and work- 2nd Vice-Pres.--Mrs. R. Heron tional Institute - for the Blind the have their talents imprisoned be- |the evening, The post-Presbyterial shops for the children. 3rd Vice-Pres.--Mrs. Robt. Wood Week, not associated with fund rais- {cause they cannot see or must substi- | executive will be at St. Andrew's Ten members of Ashburn C.G.LT.|dth Vice-Pres.--Mrs. Harvey Westcott | ing, reminds Canadians of the use of | tute a second-rate career for a luc- | Church, Oshawa, on Friday, March 11 under the leadership of Mrs. R. Heron | Corresp, Sec"y--Mrs. C. B. Steele the White Cane and the role each ci- Irative one." 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