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PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten, Rev. |. MacLean 10 am--Family Bible Hour 11 am--Morning Worship 7.00 p.m. Evang. Service WES PLUMBING - century and more ago. The Board plans to select the best of such contribu- tions to be used in the pre- paration of a pictorial history of this still relatively new community. The Board would be pleas- ed to hear from interested parties and such communica- tieoxs and contributions of photos should be made to Mr. Jack Vickers, Ajax Pub- lic Library, Ajax, Ontario P. Hvidsten, Editor Port Perry Star, Port Perry, Ont. Dear Sir: It has only just come to my attention that your paper carried a report of the Lions Snowmobile races, in which you stated that "when St. John Ambulance didn't show up for the races, members of the Port Perry Fire Depart- ment stood by in the event of emergencies". LANE HEATING - Ai | ~ a iy Te Order Your WINTER FUEL - ELECTRIC - 4 Money on DX Premium Quality Fuel Oi! Call Coftect 668-3341 DX FUEL OIL US TODAY FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE turbed that Port Perry resi- dents should have the impres- sion that we "didn't show up" and actually this is not quite the case. Our Brigade Superintend- ant informs me that he had a eall concerning this even well in advance, but with de- finite information as to date,/ time and place. He asked that this information be giv- en him and received the pro- mise it would be. However, he states the man who first called him had a death in the family, and quite under- standably failed to follow through. On Friday, before the Sunday of the races, he was called, but unfortunate- ly he then had another com- mittment for Sunday and _| could not attend. We have only recently ac- quired our machine and had no-one else trained suffici- ently to send out. We would, therefore, much appreciate it if you could publish this explanation. St. John is proud of its record in keeping commitments. We would not want any Port Perry organization to feel that we would deliberately or carelessly fail to honor any|- charge of the programme. She} : request they might make to us. Thank you for anything you can do for us to correct this unfortunate impression. Very truly, St. John Ambulance, Whitby Branch Edith Bidell, Chairman | LIBBY'S Fancy Tomato Juice = 6 19 oz tins 1.00 Sandwich Spread PEA or VEG. Habitant Soup = 4 28 « tin: 31.00 KAM Luncheon Meat Puritan Stew St. Lawrence Corn Oil GOLD SEAL Nabisco Shreddies Shredded Wheat 2 10 oz. pra. 59 Toilet Tissue ASHB Easter Sunday worship ser- St. John Ambulance is dis-| vice was well attended at Burns Church. The Senior Choir rendered two selections, "Hallelujah" and "'He Lives," Rev. Black 's message was titled "Unlimited Freedom, who wants it?' The scripture les- son was Mark 16:1 - 11 and read by Mrs. Fred Daw. The Easter lilies were placed in the sanctuary by Mrs. M. Sparkes. Keep in mind that the Gospel Heirs will be with us for the Sunday night Youth Service on May 2nd at 7:30 p.m. This will be the last in a series of. meetings such as this for the season. Tell your friends and plan to join us for The Ladies Bible Class their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Mildred Routley, Brooklin, on Tuesday evening, April 13th, with about 19 ladies present. The president, Mrs. Batten was in charge of the meeting. The meeting was opened with the singing of the hymn, "Shall We Gather at the River." Mrs. Wm. Hopkins led in prayer. The Mount Zion ladies have extended an invitation for our group to join them, for a meeting on May 19th. It was decided that a number of us would plan to attend. Mrs. Lorne Parrott was in read a poem on "April."' She then introduced our guest speaker for the evening, Mrs. Check The Label On Your Paper 16 oz. 2 12 oz. tins sf 24 oz. tin 25 oz. 7% oz. 12 oz. 1 5 39 69- 33 a PMs Ne Big v LS aes Tey oh a AF AA ahs Peace' 7 ay 4 a , ey dar) os PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, April 21, 1971 - 5 URN NEWS Luther Bradley who delivered] Herb Ashton. Ladies high to @ most inspiring message on| Mrs. N. Ashton. Men's high Easter. Mrs. Ernie Humphrey| to Mr. Archie Parrinder Lad- favoured us with a solo,/ies low to Judy Godda and "There was no Other Way."| men's low was won by Mr. Mrs. Parrott read a very in-}Wm. Gardner, Next euchre teresting recipe to us titled|/on April 30th. "Cake Recipe From the Scrip- tures." Several ladies were GOING asked to read different verses of scripture, which gave us the You'll Need A various ingredients for the cake. PASSPORT PHOTO The meeting closed with Contact Peter Hvidsten the singing of "All the Way My Saviour Leads Me," foll- owed with prayer by Mrs. D. Ashton. Lunch was served and a social half-hour enjoyed by all. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hopkins. ~ Pleased to report that Mrs. Ruby Rogers is progressing favourably at Oshawa General Hospital. A euchre game was held in the Centre on Friday evening. Door prize wengros by Mr. : Howard's : Draperies . - PORK ROAST w. 35; FRESH LEAN Pork Roast » 45: Legs-Breasts » 53 LEAN SHOULDER BUTT Pork Chops ». 55: Side Bacon +53: MAPLE LEAF 45- -00 De B 2 roll pkos. $9.00 FREE DELIVERY -- Phone 985-2492. Free Draw With Every $5.00 Order Or Over. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday, 8:30 to 6:00 p.m. Thursday and Friday 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.