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$ LY Cas dibs RAIA } Pea Wadd Py RE oth OE 7 LJ \: 1 Tol ME TINTS Pati 4 TY, ot Lae Td : {at ! RIN Vi2 . 7a hf PAE SRT Foy od uid .] Sidi dala EN he 'May meeting for Scugog W.l. FRE WALENIVE EP, SPP BIDRECCINIAPIL SHEE FIASCO BrSmsimpas SVE BEER IFRS BERETS Ret seat dadbly sda PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 31, 1978 -- 7 Baptist pastor to start June 4 Dr. E. President Elizabeth Stich- mann. welcomed 19 mem- bers to the May 17th meet- ing of the Scugog Island W.I. held at the Community Hall. We opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Col- lect. Many interesting and varied answers were given to the roll call, "The coun- try your ancestors came from". Ann Chandler gave the motto on Citizenship. Members agreed to act as guides again this year at the Museum on Thursdays in August. There are five *Thursdays so many volun- teers will be needed. Cor- respondence was read from the Provincial Secretary of Social Development re strengthening family roots during family unity month, A donation was approved to be given to Central Seven towards the building of the "Shelter Workshop. A news- letter was read from the Scugog Community Care. The P.P. Fair display com- mittee were reminded that the name of the project this year is 'Brighten your Kit- chen". Helen Fedyk reported for the Award Committee and outlined four points to be kept in mind. It was unani- mously approved that we go ¢ ahead with the Award. Janis Richardson reported that the sale of tickets on the lovely quilt made by the members is going well. It was agreed that the dele- gates to the District Annual on May 24th have their lunch paid for by the branch. Jess Chambers read us a letter she is mail- ing to our "'pen pal" W.I. in Smeeth, England, who are celebrating their 60th anni- versary, - The July 15th Auction Sale was discussed and flyers were distributed ana will-be delivered on the Island, Saturday, June 10. Conveners are reminded to plan their '78-'79 programs in order that they may be printed up. Clare Thomp- son has made a beautiful" job of framing the W.I. pins which belonged to Mrs. Fred Cavannah of Smeeth W.1., Kent, Endland. Our delegate, Reta Wil- son, gave a very enthusias- tic report of her.visit to the Waterloo Conference. The business part of our meet- ing closed with the singing of O Canada. Christina Prentice gave a reading on changes in the Immigration Law and Jess Chambers outlined the rules of Citizenship. ~ Next month, June 17th, will be. Education & Cul- tural Activities and we are fortunate in having Mr. Cecil Fralick speak to us on Investments. The roll call will be "What investment of time or money have you received the most interest from?" Visitors are wel- come. The group of Citizenship & World Affairs served "a very tasty lunch of cake and ice cream and a social time was enjoyed. or Se i or REIT RI oh CA A WR Pastor and Mrs. Donald Payne on the steps of the Port Perry Baptist Church just prior to Pastor 'Payne's farewell sermon to the congregation last Sunday morning. He has been in Port Perry seven years, and after a ministerial course this summer will take up duties with another church in September. New at ... Sidney Kerr, Pastor-Emeritus of Temple Baptist Church Cambridge, Ontario," and for the past fourteen months. interim minister of Maple Avenue Baptist Church, George- town, Ontario has accepted the invitation of the Port Perry Baptist Church to be interim-Pastor. He - will commence his duties Sun- day June 4. Reverend D. Payne concludes his min- istry May 31. Reverend Kerr with his wife June, resides in Ux- bridge where he retired two years ago after a thirteen year ministry at Temple Baptist. During his long ministry in Cambridge, the church due to growth ex- panded several times. Dr. Kerr is also -a- past Presi- dent of Central Baptist Seminary, Toronto, and taught Pastoral Theology for nineteen years. In addi- tion to Cambridge (Preston) he has pastored churches in Montreal and London, Ont- ario. ES CVV ILSNTS SSS [ J = UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS "75 Brock Street W Uxbridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 In addition to serving on many boards and commi- ttees of the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Church- es in Canada, Dr. Kerr has also served on the Board of the Sudan Interior Mission; The Far Eastern Gospel Crusade; The Christian Nationals Evangelism Com- mittee and Ontario Bible College. . 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