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es ER i A i Re ~~ x eq R So THN fF A 4 5 ny 7 5 A ERY CHE SHER UA BNE EAS al hYS pa Ela TR PL whe i SCSI EAT PC -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, March 13, 1969 TT News On Wed. evening of Mar. 5, eighteen ladies of the "lead" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Marie Clark. The theme for the Devo- tional period was "Faith", which was suggested in the opening thought, fWhat do we mean by faith in God?"., Hymn 263, np faith looks up an Thee" he Lord's Pra was given in unison. hg Marion Hughes read the Seriptire from Mark 7, 1- Mrs. Gertie Collins' Now reminded us .of the everyday occurrences that require faith in our fel- low man and the mechani- cal features with which our life is interwoven. Therefore it is even more important to put complete faith in God. During roll call each 'lady was requested to tell|t something interesting a- bout herself. Thank you correspond- ence was received from Mrs. Maude Travell and Mrs. Reta Rodman for tri- butes of sympathy after the bereavement of Mr. Travell and Mrs. Ashton, their mother, Mrs. S. Arn- old sent a card of appre- ciation for the Christmas remembrance. A five dol- lar donation was received with thanks and apprecia- tion. A large bale of clothing was packed for Fred Vic- tor Mission. $50. was set aside as partial payment on the fresh paint job which has been applied to the interior of "Grace" HA. E Johnson OPTOMETRIST 229 MARY STREET 985-2383 ON YOUR * OH * * specifications. CONTACT US P.O. BOX 491 DON'T. BUILD THAT ON SITE HOUSE YOU HAVE CHECKED Alcan Universal Homes We have units from 870 sq. ft. to 1352 sq. ft. HOT WATER HYDRONIC HEATING SOME MODELS HAVE TWO BATHROOMS MAJOR APPLIANCES FREE STANDING FURNITURE We can supply complete or will finish the unit on a basement supplied by you to our INFORMATION AND BROCHURES Central Ontario Home | Builders Ltd. -- OSHAWA, ONTARIO OFFICES AT 1 SAUNDERS AVENUE -- BOWMANVILLE - church. Thirty-seven dol- lars was assigned to our Presbytery allocation for the year. On Friday evening of Mar. 21st, five of our young peovle, Clara and Heidi Krieg, Penny and Barry Prentice and Ray- mond Reader are present- in an Easter play in race" Church. Your shoousderiont and sup-|T¥ port will be appreciated. Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow and Mrs. Helen Redman's groups will provide lunch for a social period .arter- wards. The "Head" U.C.W. is planning an April lunch- eon at "Grdce" Church. Tickets are to be sold for two Sigs at 11:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. during the noon periods. More de- tails released later. Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow gave two readings 'The voice of faith" and "Time for ten things". She also had a Commercial contest in which Mrs. Betty Smith and Mrs. Betty Reader were winners. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh of da Toronto visited with Mr. & Mrs. S. Arnold on Sun. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson spent a week-end in Toronto. Present Island patients in Hospital are David Bowman and Earl Reader. Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Kane for a week. Sorry to report Mr. G. Smith is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Keep im- proving Mr. Smith Miss Ann Carter spent! the week-end with her sis- ter Miss Janis Carter in Kingston. Miss Linda Theurer of Toronto a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. Jeff- ey. ir. and Mrs. Ron Han- cock and boys of Orillia Saturday guests of Mr. & Mrs. E. Brown. Miss Nancy Crozier of Toronto home with her parents Mr. & Mus, Keith Crozier for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Glen De- mara spent the week-end in Brooklin with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grills. Mr. and Mrs. J. Melann- son and girls of Oshawa Friday night guests of Mr. and Mrs, L. Empringham. Mr. and Mrs. A. Terry of Uxbridge recent dinner guest sof Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith. : Mr. and Mrs. Don Cro- zier have returned home after holidaying in TFlori- Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore Saturday evening guests of Mr. and 8. F. Tyrell. Mr. and Mrs. E. Prent- ice spent Monday after- noon in Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese and boys Wednesday din- Oropgovile it gut the ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Watts. Hy oma: Mrs. A. Krieg Mr. and Mrs. C. Holt Wai , a ; ; : and family Saturday even- holidaying in Europe for|i,o guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. Galanta spent Monday in Oshawa. Mrs. Fred Jackson spent a few days last week in Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Diz and Mrs. M. Kane of Howe Island is viging with Mr. and Mrs. J LOT UNTIL FOR FURTHER PHONE 623-7432 ONTARIO LE ) suai " EIR Eyman of Courtice. Miss Penny Prentice spent the week-end in Port Perry with Miss B. Cham- ers. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kane spent a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kane. Mr. and Mrs. H. Cornish of Oshawa spent the week- end at their cottage, Mac- Laren's Beach. Sorry to report Master John Bell is in hospital. Trust yo uare soon better John. Mr. and Mrs. D. Baird of Toronto recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Eden. Mr. and Mrs. R. Suther- land, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. J. Cairns, Toronto with their parents Mr. & Nes, C. Fralick on Sun- ay. Mr. and Mrs. L. Em- dl pringham Saturday night guests of Mr. and M Lee, Kinsale Messrs. Bill, Bob and Barry Prentice spent Fri- day night in Oshawa. Mr. & Mrs. L. MacLeod of Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown on Sunday. Choir practice at Grace 7:30 pm. on Thursday |-- night.-- Friday night 8 p.m. at Manchester a 'special len- ten service. All are in- vited to be present. Service af Grace at 10 am. on Sunday. You are invited to attend. LETTERS rome EDITOR Dear Editor: Congratulations to Barry E. Prentice, Port Perry High School Student, on the letter he contributed to your col- umn, We hear a great deal today of the rebellious youth, and their efforts to run scho- ols, universities and forsake older principles. It is refresh- ing to know there are also youths who see value in their | British heritage and are anx- ious to retain the symbols their forefathers worked so' hard to obtain, These youths are the hope of Canada. "A Senior Citizen" Church Women Observe World Day The world day of prayer was held at the Immacu- late Conception Church Port Pores riday, March 7th at 7.80 p.m, wit attendance of 120. Mrs. 2 Martens and Mrs. M. Van- gstrien were at the door to greet the women attend- ing, Mrs. James 'Waters con- ducted the service and welcomed everyone to the 1969 World Day of Pray- er, and noted that the ser- vice was written by Wo- men in Africa and includ- ed their spiritual Kum Ba Yah. Mrs, Waters made reference to the fact that although many churches were represented only five leaders were able to take part in the service and in- troduced them to the con- gregation, = these 'ladies were: Mrs. T. Kroes (Ca- tholic), Mee A. Garvey (Anglican), Mrs. G. Mec- Dermott (United), Mrs. G. Melnades (Presbyterian). Mrs. Hod dgins (Prince Me Mrs. Waters then called upon the Singing Teens to open the service by playing the African Spiritual. Guest speaker, Sister Maria Christine of St. Joseph's School, Oshawa was introduced by Mrs. F. it) Church Services CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C, Rose, Minister Sunday, March 16th-- LENT IV 9:45 a.m.--Holy, Communion Church School | Wed., March-19th--" 10:30 a.m.--Holy Communion ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK Sunday, Dioseh 16th-- LENT. IV 11:15 am Morning Praye Cn School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec. Rice, B.A. Minister Sunday, March 16th-- PORT PERRY 9.45 a.m.--Surday School for children 6 yrs. & up 11.00 a.m.--5 yrs. and under PRINCE ALBERT 100 p.m.--Sunday School 2.00 p.m.--Church Service ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. William Black, F.R.G.S. Sunday, March 16th-- 10:00 a.m.--Worship Service Dedication of Flags Presented by Couples Club. 11:00 a.m.--Sunday School PORT PERRY PASTOR A HERN (Queen and Rosa Sts.) Sunday, March 16th-- .:00 a.m.--Sunday School 11 00 a.m.--Morning Worship 7.00 p.m.--Evening Service "BAPTIST CHURCH | United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE Rev. George Teskey Sunday, March 16th-- 10.00 a. m.--SCUGOG 11.15 a.m.--MANCHESTER 12.30 p.m.--PROSPECT March 14th--The Curse and the Crown Prospect 8:00 p.m, Morning Services-- 9.00 - 9.16 a.m. Mar. 17 to 21st-- at Scugog PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten, 7 Rew, I. MacLean 10 a.m.--Family Bible Hour 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evang. Service Of Prayer Canning, * Sister Maria Christine spoke of her many experiences in the mission field and noted that her 14 years in this field were not with the foreign missions but ih Vancouver working with the Indians. The Guest Speaker Jas thanked by Mrs. Clif who made GL Clirie ence to the Banner de- picting the World Day of rayer Symbol, made by Sister Christine's pupils], at St. Joseph's. The -offering was re- ceived by Mrs. M. Van- strien & Mrs. J. Martens, during. the. offering. the Singing Teens sang "Bal- lad of Care' this was 'written by Rev, Adrian Lee and was in keeping with the theme of 'the ser- vice "Living together in Christ'. The teens sang in public for the first time since Christmas, were| well received. The propper were Monica Balling 1 anne Donnelly, Cathy | - Jackson, Diane Leahy and Gary Geer. Many ladies had the op- portunity to attend the service for the first time, due to the fact it was held in the evening, these la- dies and all others at- tending went home feel- ing a little closer to God and their neighbour. Even though the church was rather chilly the atmos- nhere was warm & friend- ly between all churches. After the service the ladies of the Catholic Wo- men's League were able to meet Sister Christine and Sister John in the sacrasty also a few ladies from the other churches were. pre- sent. Sister remarked on the fact that this was the first time she had been in such a group and was very happy 'to have had the op- portunity to witness the friendship which existed between -the- churches in Port Perry. The World Day of Pray-| er Service were started in 1918 with b denominations taking part. In 1968, 11 denominations were pray- ing together. The basis of membership are deno- minations who accept the|: Lord Jesus Christ as God and Saviour. The pur- pose to provide an ecu-| menical experience for] women through fellowship and work. Father Lee regrets that the church was not as warm as he had intended "DAN RON MYERS & 'CLUB ANNRENE ST. PATRICK'S DANCE the but unfortunately fresh air fan had Soon switched on without his Father Lee ° was also pleased that the nowledge. Port Perry Catholic Church were not only in- vited to take part but host this year service, 7; service, Wedding TRISTRAM -- REILEY A quiet wedding was solem- nized in Bloor Street United Church, Toronto, when the e|Rev. EM. Howse united in marriage John B. Tristram of Port Perry and Greta (Pat) Reiley of Toronto. The bride was. very lovely in a gown of off white, and was attended by Miss Doris Anglin, dressed in deep lilac. The groom was supported by Mr, W. Lane of Port Perry. The ushers were nephews of the groom, Messrs. Trevor and Glenn Tristram. After a reception at Prince Arthur House, the happy couple left for a holiday in the Carribbean. 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