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| x _day. Seagrave The ALC.W..avere §0--press- ed for time last week that two of the units planned ga- therings for Tues. Feb. 27th; Unit 2 had a pancake supper at 6 and later Unit.3 spon- sored a Tupperware demons stration at the home of Mrs. - M. Bruce. Both were quite «successful. Unit 2 acknow- ledges the help they re- ceived from 3 small boys and 3 teen-age girls. Miss Islay Hiscox reported 'as ill in last week's news as taken to Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay Thurs- Her _ condition-is said to be unchanged. Another old friend Mr. S. J. (Stan) Wooldridge, Little Britain, has been in Lindsay Hospital too.. He was under- going surgery and is now in Peterboro Hospital where he will be near his doctor. News of the death of Mrs. Goodale in Hamilton last week was quickly followed by word that another former citizen Mr.. Sam Netley had passed away. Mr. Netley came here as a lad and grew up in the community but. has lived in Brighton many years now. Greenbank and Seagrave were about equally repre- sented at the "Women's World Day of Prayer meet: ing on Friday. Mrs. A. Ni- cholls of Little Britain was guest speaker and didn't dis- appoint us. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Watts entertained---Mr. - and Mrs. Jack Wooldridge and daugh- ters of Toronto and Miss Lynda Lamb of Valentia dur- ing the week-end. Strangely enough the Au- brey Moons didn't have any week-end visitors but they did have Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elliott of Oshawa there on Tuesday. 3rd. Glenette Beauty Salon Celebrates It's ANNIVERSARY 'March 8th to March 16th SPECIAL Permanent Waves $12.50 ror $8.50 PHONE 985-7991 SUNDAY, [ro gIRY yey EE Ty a -- EVANGELIST "ROSE PEZZINO - GUEST SPEAKER GOSPEL RALLY MARCH 10th, 1968 11:00 am. and 3:00 p.m. GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE 'Community Hall, County Road 1A, 2 miles west of Manchester REFRESHMENTS SERVED at Hal ts after each Service. REV. L LEN SAUNDERS, Pastor. Ea RE "I'sidering the weather. News Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Mark and daughters of Port Hope spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, B. L. Wanamaker. Mr. Reg. Abraham hdd his ? birthday on-Thurs.-but- his party wasn't until Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Al Earle, Kenneth, John, Gwen and Ellen of Port, Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Rae\Abraham and family were dinner guests: The Board . of Stewards met on Wed., Feb. 28. Here are some items they consid- 'ered worth reporting. Mrs. Sweetman wished to be re- 'lieved of - the -organ-fund--so Mrs. J. Hallett was asked to take it over. As Mrs. Hal. lett is getting the junior choir. organized, she may need suitable music. Mr. Paul Espie has again been hired as caretaker 'at the same salary as for '67. With the junior choir in attend- ance now, the board asked that the Young Worshippers League be continued. The two ushers, Glenn Wanamaker and Wm. Keen, who have been so faithful for years are no longer mem- bers of the board so the Ste- wards - thought they should take on that duty. Members will please consult the bulle- tin board to find when they should act, Messrs. Lawrence Nichalls, Ken Sturman, Doug McMill- an and Jack Short are going to make another attempt to keep the' basement floor dry. With---spring just around the corner, we'll soon know how well they succeed. .-Becuse of the drifts -on "1 Sunday some didn't get out to church' and some didn't '| get in home after church. The turn-out was good con- new choir filled the alcove and made a good impression. UTICA We would like to know why the tall ones 'stand in front and the short ones at the back. - At S. S. the program num- ber was a story read by Catharine Nicholls. - Birth- day givings were from Gord. on Short and Bobby Bruce and attendance was only 71. The World Day PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, March 7th, 1968 -- 13 Of Prayer Held In United Church The World -Day of Prayer was observed in Port Perry with a community service in the United Church, Friday, March 1st, at 3 p.m., with an attendance of ninety-three. Mrs. Sam Cawker" led the service, and Mrs, Philip Ro- meril, of Blackstock, was the guest speaker, the theme be. ing, "Bear one another's burdens". The speaker was introduced by Mrs. ~ Merlin Dowson. ) The soloist Mrs. Wm. Sharpe sang beautifully, "Cast Thy Burdens", accom: panied by the organist Mrs. Donald Forder. Representatives from many churches ~ attended. Five churches shared in the in- terest and responsibility in. volved in conducting the ser- vice. The Ladies taking part were: Mrs, Gordon Morrow and Mrs. Agnes Garvey (An- glican), Mrs: "Louise Patter- s0n, MF. Wm. Black and Mrs. Aleta MacFarlane (St. John's Presbyterian), Mrs. Ted Kroes (Catholic), and Mrs. Harold Holtby (Prince Albert). Mrs. Thos. "Cullen and Mrs. Grant McDermott wel- comed those attending and handed out the "Service" sheets. The offering was received by Mrs. Murray Williams, Mrs. Orr Jeffrey, Mrs. Len. Beadle, and Miss Alice Dodd. "At the close of the Ser- vice, Mrs. Roy Cornish ex- pressed apreciation to "the speaker,. the soloist, the or- ganist- and to all who. had taken part in the Service. This year's theme was prepared---and--written --by | Mrs. Rathie Selvaratnam of Ceylon, chairman of the Asian Church Women's Con- ference. Each year a wo- man from a different coun- try prepares the- Service. The Prayers are translated into a hundred languages & dialects, even in Braille, and these Services are held in churches around the world. All who have had the pri- vilege of participating in a World Day of Prayer. Service have found it a "richly re- warding experience, in the warm personal - friendships made, the unity of aim, and deep joy .of accomplishment. In Unity there is strength and Christian Unity is need- ed now, as never before. In Unity dwells the hope: for "Peace on Earth", and good- will among all men. As o'er each continet and Island «The dawn leads on another day, The voice of Prayer is enever silent, Nor dies the strain of Praise away. BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY i 6. McPhaden Insurance 985-2341 Dec./68 For Income Tax see ALEX SHEPHERD Room 2, Post Office Building Phone 985-7031 Specializing in business and } farm operations. Dec./68 FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do it the Co-operative Way Co-Operators Ins. Assoc. ETHEL NOTTINGHAM Myrtle 655-4832 Dec./68 A. E. Johnson. 0.D. OPTOMETRIST o- EYES EXAMINED eo 229 Mary St. 985-2383 June/68 RAYMOND J. FRALICK " representing CIA Co-operators insurance Association The Farmers Unioh Mutual Fire Insurance Life - Auto - Home Protection Fire Phone 985-7447 Dec. /67 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Leonard R. Rosenberg & Associates Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Aurora Telephone Aurora 727-9451 EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 985.7306 PORT PERRY Dec. 31/68 DUFF "ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 985.2728 PORT'PERRY . Dec./68 Septic Tanks i Cleaned By ; PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING Beds INSTALLED REG. ARMSTRONG Port Perry -- 985-2226 Dec./6 H. Roland Sloan got a Commerce Red Convertible Loan - and bought a blue fastback with buckets. What model do you want? CANADIAN PA, 4) TO OF COMMERCE