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a Saka a a a "3 years. Point. 12--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. OCT. 31st, 1963 Members of Wi. Enjoy Course In Copper Tocling complete the project. A short course on Copper Tooling was sponsored by the Honeydale Women's Institute and held in the Senior Citizen's Hall on Oct. 24th - 25th. Department of Agriculture, Economics Service, and was in Economist. Eight members of This course was presented by the Extension Branch of the Home charge of Miss Gum the Home the Institute and four visitors took the two day course and each pupil managed to complete a picture 8 x 11. This hobby proved very interesting although somewhat tedious and tiring, due to the shortness of time to Those taking advantage of the course and pictured from left to right were: Miss Alice Dodd, Mrs. William Wakeford, Mrs. Emma Webster, Mrs. Fred Warren, Mrs. Louise Patterson, Mrs. Samuel Cawker, Miss Gum, Mrs. George Bell, Mrs. Samuel Naples, Miss Audrey Kent. Absent when picture was taken were Mrs. Hugh Espie, Mrs. Grant MacDonald and Mrs. Bruce McCoy. --Star Photo SCUGOG NEWS On Thursday evening six la-| dies went to the Columbus Sun-. day School room to learn about the New Curriculum in Christ- jan Education for the United Church in particular. Rev. White presented the in- formation thro' film and in- formal discussion." We learned that plans for this New Curriculum of books, study and methods had been begun 12 years ago and should be com- pleted by the fall of 1964. The Revised Version of the Bible will be used throughout the les- sons, Lesson books will cover a year and will be repeated every ~Children--will be ex- pected to take their hard cover books back & forth between home & Sunday School. At the t end of the year they will be- come the property of the child. Type of material used by the teachers should be decided by should be financed from the church funds. Teachers' guides will be divided into" 3 sections such as Biblical background, leadership training in finding out how a child learns at each age and class sessions. " Saturday dihner visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reader were Mr. and Mrs, W. Gough, Mrs. G. Thompson, Mrs. J. Ayerst .of Barrie and Mrs. H. Everts of Saskatoon. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson visited at the home of the latter's uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Sanguine of Pleasant evening 'the On - Monday : Guides and Brownies had their annual Hallowe'en party. Every- one came ih costume including 'a little guest by the name of Jimmy Aldred, whom we as- sumed represented Superman. At times he didn't feel very super and became rather frust- rated in his first experience witt ghosts and goblins. Monday evening some of the M. & M. Committee accom- panied Rev. Gilbert to 'Whitby United Church to a world mis- sion display. Last week's pa- "per gave a detailed introduction to the speakers, Rev. Pilkey, field secretary for M. & M,, Dr. K. Prior and his wife, Dr. Pearl Frior, returned world missionaries. Rev.. Pilkey gave an illustra- tive talk to describe to the vari- ous committees represented, the great need for mis¢sions under 5 'headings of Physical and Spiritual Funger, prejudice, di- sease, ignorance and war. Our " task should be in communica- tion, communion and commit- ment. The Christian response to the gift of the Gospel should be in interest .involvement and investment. It requires our time, 'talent ahd treasure. We were informed that it re- quires $25000 to prepare EACH | I individual for ordination and then on to the foreign field overseas. i Three questions were dis-| { cussed in detail:--Why do you go to church? What is the church? 'What is its mission? | "A film, "The carpet of God" | answered the question of why | we invite others. { Dr. Pearl Prior gave a short talk on her work as a nurse in Angola. This included the ori- gin of a hospital, lessons on |_plete_care and cure for lepers: Dr. K. Prior, tho' a specialist in agriculture deseribed-how the | work was linked with health & spirt. His humourous stories of the pagan's ideas showed how badly they need trained help. This requires dedicated people as well as money. Our allocation has risen 10% above last year and the 'Scugog Pastoral charge has been re- quested to raise $1160 for 1963. The next Head U.C.W. meet- ing: will be held on the evening of Nov. 6th at the home of Mrs. Stewart Rodman in Oshawa. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Don Gerrow with the boys and-An- son had dinner in Scarborough at the home of Bonnie's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young. Af: terwards: they met Mr. Ferris at the Malton Airport upon his return from Wales. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Graham had their .daughter, Dorothy, 3d family with them! on Sun- ay. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Heayn and boys drove to Peterborough on Sunday to spend the afternoon with Orval's sister Stella. and her family. . Minor Ball Meeting 'Sunday, Nov. 3rd, 1963 at 7.30 p.m. at the 'Arena, Eight Di- rectors will be picked to' serve 'the 1964 Season:with the follow- ng: President--Carl Luke 1st Vice---Don Cochrane - 2nd Vice--Jim Irvine Treasurer--Elmer Lee Secretary--Vin Walker This will be the final meeting for 1968. All Season's Business will be cleaned up and plans for next year and the Softball Convention in April will be laid. Vin Walker, Secretary, PP. & DM.S.A. food and baby care,' and com- | Cream Producers (Continued) Vice- President--C. DeJonge, Brooklin, #1, Secretar y-Treasurer-- H. L. Fair, Uxbridge Voting Delegates-- . Gordon Rynard, C. DeJonge Directors for 1964 Rama-- Gordon McArthur, Washago Mara-- John B, Warren, Brechin, #1 Thorah-- ) Leonard Davis, Beaverton, #2 Brock-- Les Faux, Blackwater Reach-- Lionel Drew, Port Perry, #1 'Scott-- Stewart Annand, Uxbridge, 2 Uxbridge-- Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge, #1 Pickering-- Lloyd Wilson, Ashburn, #1 Whitby-- Wm. Parrinder, Ashburn, #1 East Whitby-- Wm. Mountjoy, Oshawa, #2 Scugog-- Everett Prentice, P. Perry, #3 Director to Ont. County Federation of Agriculture-- -Wm. Parrinder, Ashburn, #1 Special Service Missions 7 Special services in the inter- ests of World Missions will be held" throughout the United Churches of the Lindsay Pres- bytery from Sunday, November 3rd to Friday, November 8th. The 3 speakers for the Mis- sion: will be -Rev. Dr. Kenneth Prior and his wife, Dr, Pearl Prior and Rev. Douglas Pilkey, Field Secretary of the Mission- 'ary and Maintenance Depart- ment, with responsibility for the Montreal, Ottawa and Bay of Quinte Conferences. Dr. and Mrs: Prior will bring first-hand information of the work and the need in Africa where they have worked for 30 years as Agricul- tural Missionaries. For the six days in which the team will be conducting the Migsion in the Presbytery, over 30 meetings have been arranged. These meetings will be covering almost every group in the Churches; Special meetings with Ministers and their wives, as well as schools and: Service Clubs. On Wednesday, Novem- ber 6th, the Team will conduct a service at Greenbank United Church at 8.16 pm. The public is cordially invited to attend this service, ris Door Prize 'Winners At Dowson's Red & White Store Door Prize Winners from the recent Smorgasbord held at Dowson's Red and White Store. Mrs, Cannon, Port Perry Mrs. Cullen, Port Perry Miss Marilyn Manns, R.R. 3 Mr. Bob Rodd, Port Perry Mr. Mike Wren; Port Perry _._Miss Norma Jakeman, P. P. |. | Miss Gail Birkett, Port Perry Mrs. W. E. Hall, Port Perry Mrs, F. L. Warren, Blackstock Miss Brenda Birkett, P. Perry | M. Dagenais, Port Perry Miss Sandra Harper, R.R. 2 Blackwater Mrs. Clara Whitter, R.R. 8 Mr. Bill Post, 3 Centre Rd. Uxbridge ie - bute the Scriptures, i translate them Following is the list of lucky |" MANAGER and LESSEE -- T. chem Wins IGA Food Voucher Draw |At Beare's "asMr., Jack Helinnwas the tucky -- winner of the $10.00 IGA Food Voucher at Beare Motors last Saturday. Each Saturday Beare Motors give this voucher to some lucky winner. Canadian Bible Society " % A Drop of Ink will make a million think", is the slogan of the Bible Society this year. That is, if the drop is used to print a message in the language of the reader. If the message is the Holy Scriptures, it will be the most effective way of pre: senting to the masses of the world the written Word of God. The Seriptures have now been distributed in 1202 langu- ages. Over 1000 translators under the supervision of the Bible Society are now at work on some 450 languages. One of the most effective me- thods. of reaching the people of the world with the Gospel is through the distribution of the Scriptures in the languages of the people. Millions of people are learning to read. What wi they read? Before the Bible Society can reach the world millions with the Scriptures, they must be provided with funds to distri- and to in the many languages. Won't you share in this great { work on Bible Sunday in your own church? The officers of the local branch of the Bible . Society are as follows: Chairman: Robert Pickard Secretary: George McPhaden Treasurer: Dorothy Martyn Causeway Bowling Lanes NOW 0 OPEN WEEK - ENDS WANTED -- 18 Couples: for Mixed League Friday Mrs. H, Gibson, Port Perry Night Mrs. Evelyn Redman, R.R. 3 There are three number left PHONE 985- 2539 unclaimed--1397, 1395, 1166. 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