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Zk As A 9A SELES SAARC LIT Wembers And Visitors Fill Church To Welcome New Baptist Minister Things have been hum. ming lately at Port Perry Evangelical Baptist Church. Highlight has followed high- light as the congregation has participated in special meet- ings, a welcome for their new pastor, and Anniversary Sunday. The special meetings, Feb. 28 to March 1 were well-at- tended as Rev. J. R. Boyd of Sudbury brought ' messages of challenge and encourage- ment. The final evening, a Camp Reunion for those who had attended the Berean Children's Camp was held. The young folk had supper at the church and sang as a choir during the evening. service. After many years under the leadership of week-end pastors, student pastors and summer students, the church recently has taken the big step of calling a fulltime pastor. Mr. Allen Hern has accepted the call and has begun his ministry here. He SE dl ESR ONY 31% i TARY Arr" Nae » £3 | Sat ¥als 4 FER Ol ' ¢ EV Canaan} 543 HREM IR UR WONTAR Eh: 8 ERIS SoA IU and his wife are from the | Thessalon, Sault - Ste. Marie area. Following High School gra- duation Mr. Hern farmed for three years before turning to the teaching profession. He taught school for five years and when called to Christian work he attended Central Baptist Seminary. His last three years have been spent there. His charm- ing wife has recently given up a teaching career for that of a pastor's wife. On March 8th, a formal welcome was held for Mr. and Mrs. Hern. The audi- torium was filled as repre- sentatives of other churches in town, 'neighbouring Bap- tist churches and civic offi- cials joined in extending a sincere welcome to this fine young couple. Acting as chairman was Rev. R. B. Lytle of Calvary Baptist Church, Oshawa. Mrs. David Aiken as Presi- dent of the W.M.C. present- ed a bouquet of roses to Mrs. Hern. Reeve J/ J. Gibson on behalf of the Council ex- pressed - good wishes and kind thoughts. The Scripture was read by Rev. William Black of St. John's Preshyterian Church. The speaker of the evening tor and people. Music was provided by the Seminary Quartet and Mrs. Mary Alex- ander of Brooklin. v Following the service, re- freshments were served. Mrs. E. Stewart and Mrs. D. Aiken poured tea. Sunday, March 10 was An- niversary Sunday. Rev. El- lard Corbett of Snowden Baptist Church, Montreal, and President of the Evan: gelical Baptist Churches of Canada . were .speakers at morning and evening servi- ces. Featured in the morning service were the Children's Choir and the Men's Choir under the leadership of Mrs. Lloyd Beacock. Mrs. Larry Mabley was the soloist at the evening service. Following the morning ser- vice: "Family Dinner" was served in the lower audi torium. Turkey and all the trimmings were served. to over ninety people. IN MY TIME A WOMAN ASKED HER DOCTOR, IF GHE COULD HAVE CHILDREN. NOWADAYS SHE ACKS HER LANDLORD. in | ¢ was Dr. Charles Bray, pastor of Dorset Park Baptist Church in Toronto. Dr. Bray, who has recently returned from a preaching mission in Jamaica, gave' good advice and challenge to both pas- Manchester News The March meeting was held in the church basement with fifteen present: Mrs. John Kingstone had charge of the lenten pro- gram. The theme being the sea- son of self-denial. Hymn 86 "When I survey the won- daous cross" was sung, fol- Jowed by prayer. - - The president Mrs. Are thur Fielding took charge of - the business. Mrs. Herb Toombs will have a night on Florida, showing a film and follow- ing dessert luncheon. Plan to attend and enjoy a very pleasant evening. It was de- cided to serve lunch for an auction sale. Mrs. Ted Lamb and Mrs. Fielding served a delicious lunch. The next meeting will be held at the home of the Pre- sident: A number of ladies en- joyed the sumptuous lunch- eon at Grace Church, Scugog last Wednesday. We are glad to hear that Mr. Earl Mitchell is improv- ing. He is still a patient in Toronto general. Another car colision occur- ed at the intersection of Highway 12 and 7A on Fri- day evening. Occupants suf- fered shock and considerable damage was done to both cars. Mr. & Mrs. A. Roach were in Niagara Falls over the week-end and attended the Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association Convention. Come to Manchester . Church on the evening of March 19th at 8 o'clock and enjoy-a quick flight to Flori- da. There will be a good film plus palm trees and even crocodiles. A delicious lunch is planned. 'Mr. and Mrs. Larry Best and Richard, and Mrs. Cro- sier visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor and Brenda, Stouff- ville on Sunday afternoon. Congratulations to those who so-expertly played their parts in the play "Power and the Glory" and to the Scu- gog . Choir for their lovely music. This play involved a lot of work but was most rewarding. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bennett, Severn Bridge, visited her sister Mrs. Agnes Stewart & Bill last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harley John- ston and two children of Windsor visited his parents here on Saturday. Their little son Gregory celebrated his first birthday on that day. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong have moved to their new home on the Port Perry road. Mr. Leslie Mountjoy, Cloy- ne, was guest with Mrs. La- violette over the week-end. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Collins were Mr. and Mrs." A. Annis, Blackwater, Mr. and Mrs. E. Laviolette and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Her- rington, Oshawa, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Colihs, Utica, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kelly. The treasurer of the U.C.W. reports $83.35 re- ceived from the Valentine tea. {ed QAR AIF NI FVD §:1.9]0]¢) "EL DORADO" SATURDAY MATINEE at 2:00 pm. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUR., MARCH 14-15-16 Starring John Wayne and Robert Mitchum -- "El Dorado" Children 35c. MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNES, MARCH 18-19-20 WALT DISNEY'S "LT. ROBIN CRUSOE" Starring Dick Van Dyke. and Nancy Kwan: Plus "Country Coyote Goes To Hollywood" SPECIAL MATINEE -- Wednesday, Mar, 20 Nightly at 7:45 All Seats 50c, it Church Services CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose, Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 17th -- LENT III. 9:45 am.-- Moming Prayer Church School ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, MARCH 17th -- LENT III. 11:15 a.m.-- Morning Prayer Church School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec: Rice, B.A. Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 17th-- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Morning Vomlp PRINCE ALBERT 1:00 p.m. --Sunday School 2:00 p.m.-- Worship Service Nurseries For Babies. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. William Black, F.R.G.S. SUNDAY, MARCH 17th -- 10; 00 a.m.-- Morning Service 11:00 a.m.-- Sunday School The Burning Bush Fellowship atthe Manse on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. 'Probing 'he Faith' No. 2-- Jehovah's Witnesses. SUNDAY, MAR. 24th, 10 am. Guest Speaker-- Rev. DAVID CRAIG, Missionary from Nigeria, Luncheon follow- ing in Church Parlour. Tickets $1.00 available from Ralph Fairman or George McPhadden. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH (Queen and Rosa Sts.) PASTOR A. HERN SUNDAY, MARCH 17th -- * 9:45 am. -- Family Bible School 11:00 a.m.-- Morning Worship | 7:00 p.m.-- Evening Service; + United Church of Canada j SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE | Rev. George Teskey SUNDAY, MARCH 17th -- | SCUGOG -- 10:00 a.m. MANCHESTER -- 11:15 am. PROSPECT -- 12:30 p.m. ! Friday Night Services -- March 15th -- Prospect March 22nd -- Scugog Moming Services -- March 18th to March 22nd -- Sougog -- 9:00 a.m. ! PENTECOSTAL CHURCH | Rev. R. Batten, Rev. |. Maclean : 10 am.-- Family Bible Hour ; 11 a.m.--Morning Worship : 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service. H "Help For Today" 985-3052 | : visitors of Mr. 'Merle Hubbard and family. : Mrs. :sident of the village is no : longer a patient in Memorial Scugog News On Wed. evening of Mar. 6th the "Head" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Grace Love with 20 ladies present.) We were pleased to welcome Mrs. Whitter Sr., Mrs. East- wood, Mrs. Thos. Redman & Mrs. D. Moore. Favours, de- corations and lunch remind- ed us of St. Patrick's Day. The theme for devotions was missions . with the spe- cial study of Japan. Follow- ing the mission hymn and prayer, Mrs. Reta Wilson read the Scripture that re- minded us that Christ is the door and the Good Shepherd. Mrs. Marion Carter read an explanation of the Shintoism religion of Japan. Mrs. Betty Reader gave an_ outline of the study from "Japan Pro- files". In" the roll call we were requested to name our favourite. Irish-Song. Notes of Appreciation were received from Sandra and Susan Healey who recently had appendix trouble. There was also a note from Mr. Leo Blueman and a donation from Mrs. Arnold. The Cara- van Committee sent a thank vou letter for our donation 'in February. The money from 3 travel ling food hoxes was turned in. One hox is still travel- [- ling. The Hospital Spring Fair will take place in May and we are requested to make. donations. For the roll call in April we would appreci- ate a 15c. or 25¢. parcel for a girl or boy (marked) for the Wishing Well. For May each member is asked to bring an apron, half or bib type. Many used nylons were turned in. The ladies were also reminded to attend the play "The Great Refusal" at Grace Church on Fri, Mar. 22nd. The five men and 2 women are doing a fine job in practising for it. There will also he 3 extras. Mrs. Grace Love had a comic reading from an Ed- BURKETON NEWS Mrs. Jack Peeling, Janie | peeling and Joan Snowden, Oshawa were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Greta Bailey. Mrs. Ben Hubbard and Mr. "Alden Hubbard were recent and Mrs. We are pleased to hear J. Carter. a former re- Hospital, Bowmanville. Mrs. Leslie Taylor also re- 'turned from Hospital last : Thursday. Mrs. Raymond Davey spent 'Fri. afternoon with friends iin Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. i Dave Gatchell spent Sunday {afternoon at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stephen- son and family. monton paper. It was en- titted "Bathroom Boom". Mrs. Love also conducted a contest in palindromes(words that read the same back- wards as forwards, ex-- "Hannah"). Prizes for it were received by Mrs. Beryl Perse and Mrs. Heather Rearler. 4 JOHN Lumber and Building Supplies New Homes, Cottages & Alterations Phone 985-7335. PORT PERRY SENIOR | have a brand new house and | would like to set up a home for senior women where they could have the time of their lives. Every need would be provided and many luxuries. They would live as a family contributing to the. fullness of the household and sharing the responsibility of happy. 1 would provide for quiet living. | MRS. J. HAMER 6554731 or 6554492 -- AHention -- and warmth, a place fo play, to work and room will be done for me in a few years. If You'd like to see the house and talk about it further, References would be asked for regarding compatibility. LADIES keeping the atmosphere the best of comforts, food will do for you what 1 hope by \/ I] Barley is no fertility levels, heat units. of 300. lbs. per For further CO-OP TOPICS PROFIT IN BARLEY Acreage in Ontario was 78,000 acres 1961, but in 1967 it reached 285,000 acres. The total is expected to be up again this year. Barley outyields oats in terms of total digestible nutrients per acre. te match the yield of a good corn crop. There are five key steps to successful barley production--early planting, adequate --and selection "of the right variety. barley in all areas/with more than 2300 produce an average Don Rixon longer the forgotten crop. It cannot weed control, insect control ice variety for feed BALLARD iV Fon mtd Comin Barley responds to top fertility levels. Co-op Big Bonus 1¢-8-12 at the average rate t time of seeding will bushel per acre crop. information" on growing a acr successful crop of Barley contact your local Co-operative. eo a oy. SD