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" J -10--be---eondueted- "Dr. " period 'as acting principal of - one of the few husband and wife Presbytery To Comtuct Missions By Two Returned Missionaries Oshawa Presbytery of The "United Church of Canada has .nnounced plans for a mission: in--this--area uy two returned, world mission- aries, Dr, Kenneth H. Prior, B.S.A.,, LL.D. and his wife Dr. Pearl L. Prior, Reg.N. LL.D They will be assisted by Rev. Douglas R. Pilkey, B.A. a field ~ecretary for the chureh's Mis- <ionary and Maintenance De-| partment. On Sunday, Oct. the 27th each member of the team will preach. :it regular services to three fiz] Terent congregations: Dr, Ken-| teth Prior -- Pickering, St.! Mark's, Whitby ;and Audley: Pearl Prior -- Blackstock, | Hampton and Zion. Rev. D. Pilkey--Maple Grove; St. An-| idrew's, "Oshawa; and Raglan. | On Sunday evening at 7.30, the team will conduct a rally for | Hi-C members in Northminster' Church, Oshawa. The following week will in- clude a world mission display | at Whitby, on Monday at 7.30 s5.m.; and a gathering for rural persons at Blackstock, on Fri- day at 8.00 p.m. Dr, Pearl Prior | vill address United Church Wo- men during presbyterial meet- ings at Newtonville, on Tuesday | at 7.00 p.m.; and Prince Albert, on Thursday at 1.30 p.m. They | also will speak to several con-! gregational groups, and to meet- | ings of ministers and their! wives. | Dr. K. Prior served as an; agricultural missionary in Afri- ra for 30 years. Following a Currie Training Institute, An- gola, he was loaned to other mission bodies carrying on work in' Nigeria, Sudan, Uganda, Kenya and Tranganyika. He is the founder of the Rural Train. 'ng Centre, Asaba, Nigeria. (A joint Fresbyterian, Methodist, and Anglican Institution.) In 1954, both Rev. and Mrs. Prior were awarded the degrees of LL.D. (honoris Causa), by the University of Alberta, as teams of agricultural mission-! | [ much |] aries ever so honoured. Dr. K. Frior also was awarded a Certif- icate of Distinguished Service by Agricultural Missions, Inc., of New York. He serves now | as a field secretary for the! . Board of World Missions. | Dr. Pearl Prior did medical | work wherever they served. She | was instrumental in setting up Sarah Hurd Scott Memorial! Hospital at Dondi, Angola. Dur- ing the war, she served as al Sister-Tutor in Iyi Enu Hospi-! tal. She is the author of a' modest text-book, "Practical | Nursing Procedures for African | Nurses", She also has assisted | with leprosy treatment and] taught First Aid in a Rural | Training Centre. The Priors have visited sev- eral other mission areas of The | United Church; Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Rev. Douglas Pilkey spent! of his youth at Green-! hank. He attended High School ! in Brooklin, Port Perry and Ux-' bridge. Following school, Rev. Pil- key worked as a tool and die maker in Hamilton. After re-| turning from overseas with the rank of acting major, he ac-| cepted a position as a sales] manager for Hotel and Hospital Supply Co. Ltd., Toronto. Rev. Filkey received his B.A. from Victoria College. Toronto. He graduated. from Emmanuel Trenlogical College in the same: city. Before his present appoint- ment, he served charges in the British Columbia Conference. While on this tour, the three] speakers will use a trailer asi their home. Use the CLASSIFIED SECTION of THE PORT PERRY Phone 985-2331 STAR NN bX Sattiti Ps mT Cb = a <i fe Se = aad p= - "HOSKIN'S - BLACKSTOCK $5.00 VALUE | This Certificate good for $5.00 on the purchase of each pair of Snow Grip or Regular Tires. Te --_-- EY on pore a sem nite Sep = > ms REC SES es. Hr LR Ta. - fe His | SHEE fe | j 386-497] Hoskin s- Blackstock Som eS pT mn ae == a > 2 HEE SE =x © = = Will Entertain 1.G.A. Dealers On Monday, October 28th, the Independant Grocers Alliance (IGA) will entertain their deal- ers in the Province of Ontario and their staffs to a dinner and entertainment at the Club Kingsway in Toronto. In April of next year all the Ontario dealers and their wives: will fly to Nassau for a brief vacation, this trip will be spon-! i sored by the parent company. The purpose of the dinner and entertainment on Monday, Oct. | 28th, is to honour the staffs of all the IGA for their efforts to | Stores in and untiring the IGA loyalty promote Ontario. Stores in Ontario Trrough their efforts, the trip to Nas-| | tients from Toronto. sau for the dealers has been. made possible. On Monday, October 28, our local TGA Store (Hope's) will be closed at 5 p.m., to enable the staff' to get to the dinner on time. Many Attend Bible Society The Annual Meeting of the ,in 1903 and other PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., OCT. 24th, 1963--13 Ontario Hospital School Orillia The problem of 'mentally re- tarded children is a major con- cern of the Ontario Department of Health and constant efforts are made to provide additional! and modern facilities and ser- | vices for these handicapped chil- dren The completion of a new | pavillion at the Ontario Hospi- | tal School in Orillia, which was be officially opened on Septem- | ber 18th, marks another mile-! stone in the Ontario Service and in the already interesting | history of this hospital. The original building located on the west shore of Lake Cou- comodate 300 children. One of the early aims of the institution has been the teach- ing and training of these hospi- talized children so far as their. physical imperfections and men- tal status would permit. The year 1888 saw the start at Oril- lia of the first Canadian train- ing school for retarded children, and both teachers and trade in- structors were engaged, Un. fortunately the school closed in 1902, but it was re-opened two vears later with children being taught primary work, physical culture and manual training. chiching in downtown Orillia Since that time the schools have had been planned as a hotel. It, was purchased by the Govern- ment in 1861 and used to ac- | comodate the overflow of pa- | Due to the increasing crowded conditions the present site was | purchased and two cottages erected on it in 1892, with the | present main building added in 1900. Electricity was installed | construction | over the years has included four | more cottages and an infirmary | between 1920 and 1932, two 300- "bed dormitories and a b50-bed! isolation building Bible Society was held on Oct. 10th, in tte Sunday School au- ditorium of the United Church. The executive was pleased to have so many attend this year, and hope that this is a sign of i the increased interest in the work' i of the Society. ! Rev. Mr. Linstead led in pray- er, and read the Scripture les- son. Following this the min- utes -of the last annual meeting and the treasurer's report were read. Two hundred and nine- teen dollars was contributed from the Port Perry Branch last year. ' Rev. Colin Rudd of Peterbor- ough showed a film "the Crowd- ed Way". We appreciated his attending our meeting so that in 1945 1956, as well as new barns, kit- chens and powerhouse. Latest developments have been the "of over opening of the Gravenhurst ex-! tension in 1961 for 400 patients, , new laundry and the new! trades building in 1962 and now | the new pavillion which will ac- we could see this fine film on the work and life in Hong Kong. The local exceutive wishes to also thank Mr. Linstead and the United Church members for al- lowing us to meet in their Sun- day School rooms. The Bible Society will be placing envel- ones in the pews of the Local Churches in the near future, and we ask your continued support in this vital work. (1 SE ED) EE ( G HEED) EES ED {} GED {| GED (| ED CE ED a MANCHESTER COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL MEETING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30th -- 8 P.M. - IN THE MYRTLE HALL ANYONE INTERESTED WELCOME. | advance i devoted his adult life to the ser- and "former 3 | Health ADV EED +EED EEN ) GED) GHD | | SED | ED ED HED (E+ ED EE |) A couple of local men are 'involved: in the pictures taken at Scott Agricultural Society Fall Fair recently. In the left picture is Ross Bailley Epsom as Champion beef showman, a member of Scott 4-H Beef Club, receiving the Arthur Percy ipl Trophy | from H L. Fair, Sgriewltazal Represedtative. Dr. D. C. Christie, Port Perry, is seen in the picture to the left pre- senting Paul Webb, Scott 4-H Beef Club, the Ontario Vetegip- arians trophy for the grand champion steer, JE EGE GID) SE () SER) GE () SD | ) S| ) continued to progress, along with the Industrial Department, in which the children are train- ed to perform useful services such as sewing, knitting, gar- dening and farm work. The present Ontario Hospital School at Orillia stands on 800 acres of land, employs a staff 1000 men and women, and has an annual payroll of more than $4,000,000. The new building was named the Dr. Bernard T Me- Ghie Pavillion in honour of the Deputy - Minister of and Hospitals of the Ontario Department of Health, who held the position from 1935 until his death in January 1945. The Dr. Bernard T: McGhie Pavillion will stand as a mem- orial to a man who was far in of his times and who vice of his patients. 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