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16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 30, 1970 Prin PRINCE ALBERT Mrs. L. Beacock Sunday afternoon, April 19th, was the occasion of the annual Sunday School anni- versary. Two of the teach- ers Mrs. B. Smith and Mrs. T. Hodgins greeted the many parents and friends - from neighboring areas and local folk who in all, practically filled the pews of the sanc- tuary. At the commencement of the service Supt. Mrs. M. Pugh presided at the pulpit, voicing a welcome and ex- Albert tended a hearty appreciation to all who helped make the service a success. Following the first hymn two portions of scripture were ably rcad by Miss Gladys Bent. Mapor- ity of the choir space was occupied by youth who were most generous and enjoyable in their vocal selections. A great deal of praise is due two ladies Mrs. Sandison and Mrs. Andrews for their train- ing and directing this body of singers. All music was accompanied by organist Mrs. B. Snelgrove. Now Is The Time To Order Your WINTER Money on DX Premium Quality Fuel Oil Call Collect 668-3341 DX FUEL OIL ; CALL US TODAY FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE News Prayer- was given by Mr. T. Hodgins, also following, two more S.S. teachers, Mrs. Dantzer and Mrs. Dorothy Hope who took up the offer- ing. At this time a foimer vill- age girl (Mildred - Martyn) Mrs. Jas. Nokes of Oakwood was introduced as the guest speaker who humbly related a most fascinating subject, "The Fruits of Friendship", which proved a delight and inspiration to young and old. The minister Rev. M. Reeves stressed he too had enjoyed Mrs. Nokes message and thanked her on behalf of the congregation and him- self. A very good delegation were present at Port Perry anniversary last Sunday and enjoyed the entire service. Several also present at the Japanese program and a taste of their native foods at Man- chester church recently. Mrs. Ben Smith played hostess for the April meeting of 'the U.C.W. with sixteen ladies present. Mrs. B. Snelgrove vice-pre- sident chaired the. entire business. Following reports from sec- retary and treasurer it was also learned the new addi- tions "carpenter-wise" had been erected in our church RS EE CA EY IEC ANA FX WEA RAY kitchen, therefore the mem- bers have been extra busy with cleaning, painting, the papering ordered and new curtains are in the air -- a complete face-lifting. Every- one's efforts were heartily appreciated. Also a bale to be sent very soon. Mrs. N. Wilson 'announced the purch- asing of the extra supply of dishes. Roll revealed 16 visits. Social convenor Mrs. Smith discussed few pros.and cons concerning inklings of a few future wedding receptions. Several quiltings have also been held at the Smith home. We were happy to have Mrs. Armstrong join our membership list. Our min- ister"s wife Mrs. Reeves kindly offered her home for the next meeting. Following a worthwhile de- votion a dainty lunch ended a pleasant' Tpeeting. U.C.W. president Mrs. T. Hodgins and Mrs. B. Snel- grove recently attended the U.C.W. Executive Meeting of Oshawa Presbyterial which was held in Eldad church. The church elders met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Vance to discuss their business items and lastly tasty food was served. Misses Sharon and Brenda Sweetman have returned home from a recent long- week (via air flight) visiting their brother Pte. Glenn Sweetman who is stationed in Winnipeg. Continued on page 19 All models! 2-doors and 4-doors! Sixes and V8s! Your Pontiac dealer's small car gives your budget an extra break! This is the news that buyers of - smaller cars have been waiting for. Now you an order both the coupe oor sedan models, equipped with either a six or V8, at a and four- $185.00* price reduction. All these models will be equipped with the conventional inside rearview mirror. The day/night mirror, bias-belted tires, cigarette ligh ter and seat belt retractors, ich were standard equipment, are now available as extra cost options. So don't wait. There's never been a better time to see your Acadia PHONE~985-7361 See your local authorized Acadian-Pontiac-Buick dealer Majcher Pontiac - Buick 'Limited , Acadian-Pontiac dealer. * Price reduction based on Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Prices which include Federal Sales Tax. Now at a new lower price at your Pontiac dealer's. 150 Water St PORT PERRY ™ Lindsay Presbytery - Elects 1970 Officers Elected to the office of Chairman of Lindsay Presby- terial of the United Church of Canada meeting at Wilfrid on Wednesday, April 15, 1970 was the Rev. W. J. Price, B.A. B.D, S.T.M., -'minister of Queen Street United Church, Lindsay, Ontario. This elec- tion followed the presenta tion of the Nominating Com mittee Report given by Rev. P. C. Brown of Oakwood. Also elected to office were Rev. E. W. Todd as Secre- tary, and Mr. C. Taylor, as Treasurer. Conveners were also .ap- pointed as follows: --Ministry Division--Rev. H. T. Martin, Finance Division -- Rev. N. W. Oake, Communications Division--Rev. G. Ficko, Con- gregational Life & Work Di- vision -- Rev. L. A. Dorsch, Mission Division -- Rev. J. Neal, Administration Division --Mr. T. L. Prentice. The Bible is often sold for much less than cost or given away to the poorer people of some parts of the earth such as Angola or Cambodia the members. of the court were told when addressed by the Rev. Colin R. Rudd of the Canadian Bible Society fol lowing the fine supper pro- vided by the ladies of Wil- frid United Church. The only translations of Scripture it distributes are such as are approved by the Board of the Bible Society. Some of their translations are made by the same scholars as pro- duced the New English Tran- slation, or the translation %Good News For Modern Man", The Bible Society ase work often greatly assists the Christian Church has been steadily gaining support in the Bay of Quinte District of which Rev. Mr. Rudd is the Secretary. An impressive Communion Service was conducted by Rev. H. T. Martin, assisted by Rev. G. Ficko and Rev. E. Todd, in the opening devo- tions, and by the Sessions of the Wilfrid Pastoral Charge. During this service the Rev. H. T. Martin, chairman of the past two years, duly installed his successor, Rev. W. J. Price, Chairman Elect of Presbytery. Just prior to the close of the meeting the Rev. H. T. Martin, Jacking a gavel him. self during his term of of- fice, humourously handed his successor a huge wooden gavel two feet or more in handle length with a head some ten inches long and five or so inches diameter-- - all with his best wishes! The meeting adjourned to meet during the Conference Sessions at Kingston, May 26-29, 1970. The Benediction was pro- nounced by the Rev. W. J Price. {Favourable Ski Conditions Create Biggest Season An unprecedented five- month season gave central Ontario ski areas during 1969- 70 their biggest business fig- ures on record, according to a survey by the Department of Tourism and Information. Highly favorable snow con- ditions provided an excep- tional 22 weekends of skiing most areas, beginning Nov. and ending Apr. 19. Even southern areas of the province enjoyed a remark- able number of 17 good ski- : ing week-ends. : Continued attended the Rodd re-union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Tobin of Greenbank on Sunday. Mrs. A. Georgeff or Shake- speare is visiting with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese for a short time. : Mr. D. Healey and friend of Toronto spent a day at Pine Point one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wil- liams of Port Perry spent Sunday at their cottage Pine Point, Mr. and Mrs. Bert of Hamp- ton are spending a few da , at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thompson of Oshawa, Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Cornish, Mrs. M: Méf.aren and Mrs, R. Tetlow dinner guests of Mrs. F. Jackson on Wednes- day. Service at Grace at 10 a.m. You are invited. Mrs. A. Pearson of Oshawa . An outstanding increase «was recorded by Blue Moun- tain resort, near Collingwood, with a gross over $1 million, a rise of more than 100 per cent over the previous year. Virtually all resorts report a definite upswing in revenue for the season just complet- ed, with several showing particularly * significant in- creases, including Snow Val- ley and Horseshoe Valley, Barrie; Valley Schuss and Twin Hearths, Orangeville; Georgian Peaks, Thornbury; Bethany Ski Club and Devil's Elbow, and Mansfield. With the co-operation of ski areas and all media, the Department again provided detailed reports on snow and weather - conditions through- out the entire period. Re- ports were also available by telephone 24 hours 'a day, seven days a week, at the Barrie Travel Centre. The survey also indicated modation and snowmobiling. is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. Cam: Al dred. Mr. and Mrs. Art Vander- vort of Manchester Saturday guests of Mr, and Mrs. D. 'Jordon. Mr. and Mrs. L. Empring- ham and Brian dinner guests of their son-in-law and daugh. of Claremont. The Junior Choir. concert was real good. Keep up the good work, Malloy visited the. Kane Bro: thers on Sunday, for dinner. - Mr. and Mrs. 'R. Thomas ter Mr. and Mrs. B. Lehmann . Masters Terry and John, LE SF TN a BS ba SAA MATT TYS KL notable increases in accom.