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~ had good news from: Mrs, Wm. Park- B8~THE PORT PERRY STAR. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1958 District Churches Scugog, Manchester, Prospect United Churches Last week the Cubs had a very fine programme and carried on in the ab- sence of Akela, who has been for the past two weeks in Florida. We hope to have him with us this Tuesday. We er that there are ten dollars for the paper we collected a short while ago. Thanks ever so much Mrs. Parker, and we'll be calling for same, The Young People of our P.M.S.HiC re- port & very enjoyable time at the rink last Friday. It was a busy evening, and we could only muster two Coun sellors, Nettie Aldred and Ruby Roach to be on hand. Our next meeting will be on the Island on Wednesday Feb. 12th and then on Tuesday, February 26 we go Bowling. It is a long time since we saw some of our Young Peo- ple at Church. Why not be with us this coming Sunday? Hunt up your copy of Port Perry Star, and find out what hour of worship will suit you. The Official Board met last Friday in Scugog "Grace" Church, with a very. good representation, The Church has had a good year, and we are great- ly encouraged. We received seventeen new members, and lost three by death. There were twenty seven baptisms and two marriages. The overall pic- ~ ture is that the Church is alive, The © total receipts,-- including balances brought forward, amounted to $12, 203.04, and total expenditures of $9,- 611.80, thereby leaving balances of $2,681.24. The total assets of the Pastoral Charge amounts to $61,674. We spent the sum of $1,807.01 on im- proving our Church buildings, and $716.91 on the Parsonage. The sum of $749.85 was contributed to the M, and M. Fund, and "$292.31 given to worthy Charitable Organizations. The Pension Fund wag paid on. the total|s Salary and Travelling Allowance of the Minister. Our Central Fund is in a healthy state, showing a balance at the, end of the year of $349.63. But we have to take off our hats to the DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA 409 Huron Street, Toronto [4 ~ ladies, who have on hand the sum of $1172.69. There was a little adjust- ment in the percentages paid by the three Churches. Scugog will pay fif- ty percent, and Manchester and- Pros- pect twenty five percent each. The Financial Statement is ready, and will be distributed .on Sunday. , Many thanks to all who have contributed in money, and time, and talent, Many thanks to our Ladies for the refresh- ments served after the meeting, We hope that you will join us in Wor: ship, and enhance the value of your gifts "Prove Me now, saith the Lord, if I will not open the windows of heaven, and pour you out such a bless- ing that you will not be able to, con- tain it," : We missed quite a few faces at our Evening Service, and were glad to see 80 many from the Centre. We are sorry that many are laid up again with colds. Many thanks to Prospect Choir for leading in song, and giving two Anthems "In the Morning of Life," and "The "Glory Chorus", The Scugog Choir sang in the morning "The heavens proclaim Him Lord of all." We are glad to report that Turn Roorda of Prospect is well on the road to recover, and that Mrs. Flewell was a little brighter on Sunday. Our love and prayers go out to you all. We send happy birthday greetings to Wayne Cox and Sharon Hulcoop of the Island; and Joanne Mosienko and Ro- bert Greenwood of Prospect. We look forward to seeing you all on Sun- day at Church, QUALITY:MEATS... | Swift's Premium Branded Beef JOUND STEAK OR ROAST -- Round End RUMP "ROAST SWIFT'S EVERSWEET -- Rindless -- 1-1b. pkg. BREAKFAST BACON SWIFT'S PREMIUM FRANKS FRESH -- SLICED Pork Liver . VALENTINE SPECIALS ot PRICES GOLDEN HOUR ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 1-1b. box 89c¢ b. SA CINNAMON HEARTS GOLDEN HOUR Cello pkg. 29c¢ . 60- -- Cello 1-lb. pkg. 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A social half hour followed the closing prayer by our president, : Officers for 1958-- N President--Mrs, George Beare. 1st Vice-President--Mrs, A. Couves 2nd Vice-President--Mrs, H, Thomas. Secretary--Mrs, M, Raines. Asst. Secretary--Mrs. Roy Leask -. Corr. Secretary--Mrs. C. Ward. Treasurer--Mts, H; Baylis = Pianist--Mrs, A, Harper Asst. Pianist--Murs, E, Till. Hilltop Herald 'By Darlene Christie i joying our Canadian Winter. The "buses have had considerable trouble for several days this week, much to "the glee of some students, and .the "displeasure of others. On Tuesday, Jan. 29th grade 10G | Boys defeated grade 10C -- 88-9 In basketball. I (E. Benschop) 10-7. On Wed., Jan, 29th while the boys | 8 were on their bus trip the girls teams' 8 went to Brock to play basketball. The 4 Srs. won 50-18 and the Jrs. lost by a | & On Friday the Brock |§ The results of the |g} The Sr. score | was 40-28 and the Jr. score 49-28, 1 small margin. boys played here. games were two wins, In badminton on. Friday, Gloria Has- i tings and Ken Goreski defeated Jos- ; "ette Collins and Harst Lehmann, also |§ ., Cdrol Tanton and Steve Fralick tied I'm sure everyone noticed that Sha- ron Haugen is hale and hearty: after her long trip and visit in Europe. She apparently has had a wonderful time. week. gle do delivery of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ~ MONITOR Mm International * daily ~ \ 17. 3 Housewives, businessmen, eachers, ond students all over the world read ard enjoy this international newspoper, pub- lished 'daily in Boston. World- "famous for constructive news stories and penetrating editorials. 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