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Vo EO Ta Se wi a wd oh Xo wr - Poe in "i = x) Pad = Uns EP 2 x mE a 4, NH 8~THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80th, 1068 Oshawa Presbytery W. A. Fall Rally United Church, Whitby, October 23rd, 1958 The Fall Rally of the Ophawa Pres- bytery Women's Association was well attended recently when Mrs. J. L. Hal- "penny, Past President of the Dominion Council W.A. was the guest speaker at the afternoon assemby. Mrs. Hal- penny has had a great deal of ex- perience in many phases of W.A. work but her most recent interest as been with the Senior Citizens of the Church. The sibject of her address was "What Can The Church Provide For the Sen- for Citizen?" Mrs. Halpenny spoke of the rapid passing of time and the present-day life expectancy of many more years of activity than ever be- fore, and asked the women to think about this new problem. With more years to live and the early retirement age activities should be made available to the Senior member of the Church, they must be needed by the Church, as 'well as being provided with their " Spiritual needs. What are our spirit- ual needs. What is our Spiritual needs as we get older 7--we need to be want- ed, to be loved, to be useful and to be ysed. Activities in the Church as well as in the community and the home should include all age levels. In the past year a great deal has been said and done in regard to the Youth with the result that senior members have been almost set aside. Youth needs the experience and the example of the older people just as much as the older people need the vigor and activity of youth, each age level must be in- cluded in many 'programmes of the Church, THe new and modern type of visiting was. also explained by Mrs. Halpenny, when the Church visitor makes a friendly call rather than the formal call formerly made. The visit- or might spend the time doing some useful service for the senior member, such as a bit of shopping, or baking, tidying up, or even change library books, or any number of useful and thoughtful things. It was suggested that the senior members not only be urged to continue to attend church services, but that they be called for and taken home again in a car, Mrs. Halpenny had been introduced by Mrs. W. C. Ives, of Bowmanville, President of the Bay of Quinte Con- ference W. A, who had "previously given a report on the Leadership Day attended by Mrs. Ives and Mrs. A. A. Crowle at Albert College, Bellville re- cently. After her report it was de- cided to have the same sort of pro- gram held at intervals for the Oshawa Presbytery. The first Leadership Day will be at Trinity United Church in Bowmanville with Mrs. Ives and Mrs. Crowle in charge. At the morning session Mrs. L. F. Richardson, of Whitby, first vice- president of the Prebytery W. A. wel- comed the members on behalf of the Whitby W.A. whose members served a very delicious lunch at noon hour. After the minutes and reports the members broke up into several discus- sion groups. One. half hour was al- lowed for these buzz sessions and then each convener spoke to the entire membership on the results of the dis- cussions. Mrs. Ross Hall sang "Come Spirit of the Living God" by Oleys Speaks accompanied at the organ by Mrs. J. Beaton, after which the Rev. J. M. Smith held Holy Communion. Mrs. George Werry, Vice-President of St. Andrew's W.A, conducted the de- votional service in the afternoon carry- ing out the theme of the day "Continue in prayer--with thanksgiving". Mrs. Werry said there were so many differ- end kinds of prayer--but that each type had its place in our lives, We have been told to "Pray without ceas- ing--be prayerful -- and to let our wants be known to God" but that we must not forget the prayers of thanks- giving, The devotional period con- cluded with the singing of "What a Friend We Have in Jesus". Mrs. E, Cornish, President of the Presbytery W.A. told of her three days at the Dominion Council meetings -in To- ronto. She said there were over six thousand local W. A, groups with a total membership of over two hundred and seventeen thousand women. Mrs: Chas. Naylor also told of her day at Dominion Council and said she thought more members should plan to attend the meetings. Mrs, W. Teeple and Mrs. L. F. Richardson gave reports on their attendance at the Bay_ of Quinte Conference meetings. It was announced that the annual meeting would be held in Tyrone in the (Spring of 1969), and that Mrs. K. R. Rose, of Toronto, President of the Dominion Council W.A. would be the guest speaker. During the lunch hour those seated at the head table with Mrs. Ewart Cornish, President of the Prebytery W.A, were--Rev. J. M. Smith and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. J. L. Halpenny, Mrs. C. Lee, Honorary President, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn, immediate Past President, Mrs, W. C. Ives, President of Bay of Quinte Conference W.A.,, Mrs. Roy Cornish, treasurer and Mrs. J. W. Bowman, secretary, and the soloist, Murs. Ross Hall, In the absence of Mrs. N. C. Fisher, Mrs. W. Jeffs brought greetings to the meeting from the W.M.S. Presbyterial. Mrs. Ives also brought greetings from the Bay of Quinte Conference W.A. After lunch and before the afternoon session Mrs. Ives showed colored slides of Five Oakes Training Camp near Paris, Ont. .. BEST BUY -- SAVE 3¢ Heinz -- Complete Assortment 'BABY FOODS - - 4 fins 39¢ " BEST BUY -- SAVE dc Cloverleaf Fancy -- 1' RED SOCKEYE SALMON s tin 43c¢ Allen's -- BEST BUY -- SAVE 3c 48 oz. tin . 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DELIVERY Uk $198 "gl Cream Producers Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Ontario County Cream Producers' Association was held in the Department of October 20th at 8.80 p.m. Mr. W. J. Wood, District Director of the Cream Producers' Marketing Board addressed the meeting. congratulated the Ontario County group on the fine work that they are doing, Hé also commented on the rise in the floor price of butter from 68¢. to 64c. a pound, Mr. Bob, Jardine, Secretary-Man- ager of the Provincial Cream Produ- cers' Association explained the various factors that were taken into consid- eration when making up the proposed formula plan for the price of butter, He. explained that the license fees will now take the place of the an- nual June set-aside. He also pointed out that the cost of carrying on the business of the Cream Producers' Association was rising and that these were the two main reasons for the increase of the license fee from 1/10 of a cent to 3/10 of a cent per pound of butterfat. The election of the officers resulted as follows: President--Gordon Rynard, Zephyr Vice-President--Llyod Stanley, R. 1, Brooklin Secretary-Treasurer--H, L, Fair, Uxbridge Voting Delegates--Gardon Rynard, Lloyd Stanley DIRECTORS-- =~ RAMA--Gord. McArthur, Washago MARA--Frank Davis, R. 1, Brechin THORAH-- Ear] Windatt, ~ R. 8, Beaverton ] BROCK--Les Faux, Blackwater REACH--Fred Lamb, R. 4, Port Perry SCOTT--Harold Clark, R. 2, culture Office, Uxbridge, on Monday; | WHITBY--Lloyd Stanley, hi R. 1, Brooklin EAST WHITBY---Percy Mountjoy, |B R. 2, Oshawa SCUGOG--Everett Prentice, R. 8, Port Perry Director to Ontario Federation of - | Agriculture-- Wm. Parrinder, R. 1, Brooklin To Attend Weltare Study The Canadian Federal Civil Defence : sponsored Welfare Study week in| Orillia to be held November 16 to 21 |} will be attended by the County of Ont. Civil Defence Co-Ordinator, Lt. Col. Wotton and the recently appointed Civil Defencé Co-ordinator for Rama, Thorah, Brock and Scott Townships, Professor Jack Baker, The Welfare Study is to be similar to one recently conducted in a New Brunswick area, which was a practical application of a resources survey of a community in the reception area and the allocation of evacuees. together with study of related problems. This "trial by doing" method will enable the two Co-ordinators of the Ontario County to advise a technique to supply to the five northern town- ships that comprise the reception area of the Ontario County. This problem will be the main re- sponsibility of Professor Baker who | has indicated his keen desire to ar- range an organization that will be a source "of pride to the citizens in- volved in that they will be aware of their community responsibility. In return for: their co-operation every ef- fort will be made to keep the popula- tion of the area well informed on pro- tective measures against the damaging effect . of nuclear explosions and of radioactive fallout, In the near future citizens in the CAWKER BROS. 'Devon Rindless Bacon, I's . ...65¢. Ib. Rind on Layer Bacon ........55¢. 1h. Stuffed Boneless Fresh Picnics 45c. Ib. Maple Leaf Cheese Slices . . . 2c. pkg. pie. SALE -- Registered Suffolk Ram, 2 years ,/ FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING ow - UNTIL 11 YUkon 5-2221 "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY SR RR CR SRO ORC ORO OOS OS ORO ROR OSORIO OSOSOROSOSOSOSOSORORO Don't Forget Your Shell Out Candy rl Hallowe'en WEEK-END SPECIALS : "PUMPKIN PIE & PUMPKIN TARTS with whipped cream "ORANGE LAYER CAKE" "MINCE MEAT TARTS" GERROW'S BAKERY G. M. Gerrow Phone YUkon 5-2172 Applications for Crosswalk Guard 2 Village of Port Perry Applications will be received at the Municipal Offices up to 6 p.m. Friday, November 14th, 1958, for the.position of a Crossing Guard at the Public School on the Connecting Link ; | of 7A Highway during the hours of 8.30 to 9 am. 11.80 to 12 a.m., 12.50 to 1.20 p.m., and 8.80 to 4 p.m. on school days. Uxbridge .|north -end of the County will be ap- ; UXBRIDGE--Gordon Ewen, pointed and approached to volunteer J. F. RAINES, Clerk, R. 1, Uxbridge to fill responsible positions "in the - Village of Port Perry. PICKERING--Verle Wagg, Civil Defence Organization, for the 2 : : R. 1, Brooklin above purpose. ° | BEFORE YOU BUY A CAR WITH A LOWPRICE NAME...SEEWHY. ~~ © | YOURE BETTER OFF WITH A BUICK! INvICTA 2-Door "Hardtop Say you want lots of pleasant extras when you buy your new car JRO APTN SO a? Port Perry A --as much efficiency, luxury, and fun as dollars can get you. 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