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i i CHE , itt BE 4 LASSIFIED <= Albert ful film of loeal historical = 4 UE ES News of the "Opening Day" on the Island. Congregation. School will meet at the same hour and will be followed by the showing of a film suitable for children. The meeting will close with the serving of refreshments. At 11:15 in Prince Al- bert, the service wil be conducted by members of the United Church Women. The guest speaker will be Mrs. R. V. Sheffield, in- coming President of the Oshawa U.C.W. Presby- terial. Church School will convene at the same hour. CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose, Minister SUNDAY, JAN. 3ist-- Epiphany IV 10:00 a.m.--Holy Baptism Church School ST. JOHN'S BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, JAN. 3ist-- Epiphany IV | {1:15 a.m.--Morning Prayer Church School PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. William Black, F.R.G.S. SUNDAY, JAN. 3ist-- 10.00 a.m.--Sermon: ©) "Miracles of the Body" 11:00 a.m.--Sunday School PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, JAN. 3ist-- 9:50 a.m.--Bible School , 2 adult classes 11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship 7:00 p.m.--Evening Service United Church of Canede SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE SUNDAY, JAN. 3ist-- 9.45 a.m.--SCUGOG 11.15 a.m.--MANCHESTER PENTECOSTAL CHURCH | Rev. R. Batten, Rev. |. Maclean 10 am.--Family Bible Hour 11 am.--Morning Worship } 7.00 p.m. Evang. Service Pl ep CS late ers tate ats hee 8 eee 8 Ae Ae Se + CEs AN Ge ak RNY ALD tal We aA a ich a Lindsay Presbyterial Unit ed Church Women held their a "Singing Worship" which everyone participated. Mrs. Glen Suggitt, presi' dent of Cannington U.C.W. extended a warm welcome to al. Mrs. Roy Hopkins, Record ing Secretary, moved the ad- option of the minutes of the 1970 meeting. It was decided that the de- legates to the Conference an- nual meeting, which is to be held at Kingston on "March Ist and 2nd, would be ap- pointed at the next execu- tive meeting. The executive meeting will be held at Fene- lon Falls United Church on Monday, February 15th at 10 a.m. An invitation from Oak- wood U.C.W. for the 1972 annual meeting was, accepted. Mrs. John Coburn, Treas- urer and Finance chairman, gave a report and asked that all be sure and send her the pink slip, stating the amount of money that was sent to the local finance chairman. Mrs. Gordon Gibson, Liter ature and Publications Sec'y had a good supply of litera ture on display. Mrs. Wellman, Leadership Development chairman, re ported that in the spring some of our women would be trained and they would then .|be available to help local units who desire assistance. Mrs, Roy Hopkins had the roll call by regions, after which the Wilfrid U.C.W. re- ceived and dedicated the of- fering. Mrs. Allen Bursey asked that, as many as could, at- tend the Seminar on Steward- ship to be held on Sunday, February 7th at 2:30 p.m. in Woodville United Church. Mrs. G. H. Palmer brought greetings and introduced the speaker, Mr. David Patterson, youth and program director of Cambridge Street United Church in Lindsay. Mr. Pattérson told of the many changes that have taken place in our society, in par- ticular, events of the sixties such as PreSkient Kennedy's death, heart transplants and Expo 1967. "Youth", he said "ask 2 questions". (1) Who am I? And he said that only in the church and through the scripture can we see our life as a gift and know that we are a child of God. (2) What do I? And the answer -- I can do the will of God. Mrs. B. Roeske read a re- port, from Mrs. Ivy Boyce, on TREE ILI O DIL IEELEI ELLE EBD ETE REO E TERE EL ALL PLUMBING POWER HUMIDIFIER COMPLETE WITH PORT PERRY STAR--Wednesday, January 27, 1971-43 the U.C.W. School held at Quin-Mo-Lac last fall. We were asked to save all used postage stamps, leaving \% inch around the stamp. These are needed by the Missions for helpers and the Bible Society. Rev. C. W. Coleman wel. comed everyone and asked grace. The afternoon session op- ened with "Music in Wor- ship" conducted by Mrs Allen Barnes who introduced us to some new tunes. Miss Vina Neal brought greetings from the Bay of Quinte Conference for Mrs W. H. Seigel, who was un able to attend. The Dept. of Education are asking for eye-glasses, lens or frames. These are to be sent to the children and adults in the Carribbean Islands. These ean be given to your Supply and Welfare Secretary or sent to--Operation Eye-Glass- es, Optical Division, Dept. of Education, 32 Grenville Str., Toronto, Ont. Mrs. Stanley Kelsey of Woodville sang a solo and was accompanied at the piano by Miss Myrle Campbell A "Mission Ventures" was presented by ladies who at- tended the U.C.W. School last fall. Mrs. A. F. Abernathy, no- mination chairman, gave her report which was accepted and the installation of offi- cers followed. Miss Vina Neal pronounced the benediction. Mrs, Don Hall, Press & Publicity Sec'y HUMIDOSTAT Get away from stuffed noses, sore throats, dried out furn- iture. Save on fuel costs. Put in a Sovereign fully auto- matic humidifier. 'Cary *00,95 OR HAVE IT EXPERTLY INSTALLED square feet. Other sizes also available LS ESESLESLSESSESLSESESESSSSS=ESESS>>5 55555555 SSAA ces) Tool Kits OD eed te illite aia ah cali ath alata alana aaa aaa ah ae al eh ahahaha ahhad s OD hhh hh hhhhhah hahahahahahaha nahn ahh ahhahhnh nh ah ahah ahah ahahahadanl 7 pew