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Sa - SCARE - ay = bi] i Zz 4 4 51 te Phe iy ; 09 5 iy by a A i 7d td ' i A Vik id NY va ER, HAE) SR UH \ : 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 1059 THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev, E. W. Fuller, B.A., L.Th, Rector Sunday, November 1st-- 11.80 a.m.--Morning Prayer. 8ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D.. Armstrong, B.A., D.D. Interim Moderator Mr. Wm. Perry, Minister. Sunday, November 1st-- 10.00 a.m~Morning Worship 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School g PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. 8. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sunday, November 1st-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School, 11.00 a.m.--Morning Service tg The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE MINISTER: Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A, B.D. Sunday, November 1st-- 10.16 a.m.--Scugog Church 11.16 a.m.--Manchester Church 11.16 a.m.--Scugog "Head" S. 8. 1.15 p.m.--Prospect Church 8.00 p.m.--Scugog "Head" Church "God in Christ waits to receive you. Come and enter into His Courts with Praise and Thanksgiving". \ Card of Thanks I wish to thank the doctors and nurses for their kindness and care while I was sick in the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry; also my sincere appreciation and grateful thanks to the many friends and neigh- bours who sent gifts and cards. Coming Events Badminton All those interested in playing Bab- minton, please be at the High School gym on Tuesday, Nypember 8rd at 7.80 pm. Annual Bazaar Sponsored by the Evening Guild of the Church of the Ascension, Port Perry, will be held on Sat.,, November ng at 2.80 p.m. Tea and Home Bak- Nov. 26 Hot Turkey Supper In Seagrave United y Sup on per nesday, Nov. 4th. Dinner starting at 6 pm. Hot Turkey, vegetables, plum pudding and Pie. -Adults $1.60. Public School children 76c. and pre- school children Free, Oct. 29 Scugoy Bazaar The Head W. A. sponsors a variety sale of new and used articles along with Home Bake Sale and Afternoon Tea, Wedresdny, November 4th at 3 p.m. Open Meeting The parents of all Scouts, Guides, Cubs and Brownies'are cordially in- vited to attend the Scout Group Com- mittee General Meeting at the Scout .| Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 8rd at 8.30 p.m. This is an open meeting and every- one is welcome. Annual Bazaar Friday the 18th may prove a lucky day if you attend the Annual Bazaar (with all the trimmings) in the Prince Albert Church Basement on Friday, November 13th at 2.30. Sponsored by Mrs. Milton Fisher. the W.A. EVERYTHING 100% DOMINION GUARANTEED ~ AT BIG DEAL--GET ONE FREE SPECIAL Mir Liquid Detergent.. 2. 89 SAVE 4¢ ON SHERRIFS SPECIAL PieCrustMix ............ ne" 21 PARTY TREAT -- Chocolate or Vanilla SPECIAL Harvest Cream Biscuits . . ji 29' SAVE 4¢ ON TULIP REGULAR SPECIAL Margarine..............2no 49 BUY AT THIS NEW LOW PRICE 3 SPECIAL York Beef Stew ........25." 5% $ SAVE 6¢ ON HEINZ SPECIAL Tomato Soup .......... 45S 49 NEW LOW PRICE! HORSEY SPECIAL Orange Juice ............ =~ 49 SAVE 10¢ ON INSTANT SPECIAL § Nescafe Coffee ........... 50 $1.09 BURNS PURE SPECIAL Pork Sausage ........... 0 AT BIG 'N JUICY! FLORIDA SPECIAL Grapefruit ........ Bro BY sold at your Dominion Store bs OUR GUARANTEE esti pursed sv rm 9 VALUES EFFECTIVE AT YOUR PORT PERRY DOMINION UNTIL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81st g | me = ' ER Free SEN Fas Yah Pd Ta i SOLES Ligemia Rig A Av od Nia is SOETSA Ate th wi in YS LE Ee SL Sn ES ai Euchre The C. W. L. will hold a Euchre in the Parish Hall on Thursday, Nov, 6th at 8 p.m. Admission 60e. Nov.b Annual Bazaar The Annual Fall Bazaar of the United Church 'Women's Association, will be held in the Church basement, Port Perry, on Sat., Nov. 21st at 2.80 p.m. Afternoon tea and Home Baking, BLACKSTOCK TOWN & COUNTRY Doubles Club Invite you to dine Town & Country Style Smorgasbord at the Recreation Centre, Blackstock, on Nov, 11th from 6 to 7 pm. Adults $1.76. Children 6c. All proceeds for Sunday School Extension, Nov. 6 Manchester W.A. The Manchester W.A. will meet at the home of Mrs. Lorne Thompson, Wednesday, Nov. 4th at 2 p.m, The C.W.L. wishes to announce that Mrs. F. Staple, Caleb St., Port Perry was the winner of the Fancy Quilt Draw at their Bazaar on Saturday, Oct, 24th. Birth GIBSON--Arthur and Yvonne, Port Perry, are happy to announce the birth of a little daughter, Janice Yvonne, on October 20th, 1959, a sister for Elaine. Card of Thanks I wish to thank all my friends and neighbours for their acts of kindness, cards and flowers; also the nurses and staff of the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, and Dr. John Diamond for their care and kindness. Fred Jackson, District Churches On' Sunday we brought to a close our Summer and Fall schedule, and in spite of the rain and dull weather, all ee congregations were very good. had quite a gathering of young ns _Manchester, which enhanced the Service. It {s always a joy to see new faces at Church; and quite a dis- frpclituens -- the familiar and accustomed wo pers are missing. The Minister commenced the new ser- ies of Sermons based on the book re- cently published by the Church, en- titled "Life and Death". The theme on Sunday was 'The Christian Hope", Life can have real meaning for us ONLY if we can see the end. The Minister said: "That is the fault I find with so many of our modern Plays on T.V. Many of them have no ending, It might be implied; but I find myself frustrated, and with a question mark when it is all over, We cannot be sure what ending the author had in mind. And I come to feel that it was a waste of my time, because there MUST be an ending, The Bible opens with a beginning. It closes with an end." Here ig a quotation from "Life and Death"--"Christian Hope. is the ordering of our minds and lives with reférence to God's final purpose for man, and the universe, as revealed in Jesus Christ. The Christian Hope is this revelation itself--that God pur- poses to fulfil man's destiny, and con- summate his history in a New Heaven and a New Earth", Our theme for next Sunday will be: "What ig the meaning of Death 17" At the Evening Service at 8.00 p.m. in Scugog "Head" 'Church, we shall carry this theme fur- ther and ask the question "Why should '| we bother about life after death?" Our Brownies and Guides will hold their Hallowe'en Party this evening (Monday). 'Quite a large percentage of our girls are attending Sunday School and Church; and this is true for our Cubs and Scouts.. Of course, there are some who feel that because religious instructions are given at the public school, it ig not necessary for them to attend Sunday 'School and Church. May be, you could help us with that problem mother and dad. In speaking about our Christian Hope, one of the Minister's dearest hopes is, that every Brownie, Guide, Cub, Scout, Teenager, Leader, and every member of every. family in our Pastoral Charge, will become an active sup- porter of the Church. We are glad to report that the Pack of Cubs on the Island is growing, and ly, all our new chums will be invested and become Cubs, One week from SA HAN HEAR BE EEN we now have twelve boys. Very short-' Saturday on November 7th, we shall eS TRR C8 (have our Father & Bon Banquet at ter Church. Tickets are no availa and we look forward to a very. evening. Thanks ever J pvruine. hana avis so " did on "Apple Day" when Bison i ately fifty dollars were brought in. And thank you mothers and fathers and generous purchasers for your as- sistance, Please remember our Young Peoples Church Service at Prince 'Albert Unit< ed, on Sunday, Nov. 8th at 8,00 p.m. We invite all High School Students and Young People to be with us, We have one of the Speakers, and the Young People will be in charge. There will be a social hour after the Service, Let us fill Prince 'Albert Church, and let all who are interested in what our Young People of the Area are doing, come' out and support them in their first Church Service for the Season. Our Winter Schedule for Church Services will go into effect this com- ing Sunday--Scugog 10.16 a.m,--Man- chester 11.16 a.m. --Prospect 1,15 p.m. --Scugog "Head" .Church 8.00 p.m. Our Senior. Choir on 'the Island will lead in song at the Morning and Ev- ening Services, 8 Happy birthdays: ito Janet and Marie Cannon, Marie Slute of the Is- land; to Jimmy Woodcock of Man- chester; and to Douglas Holtby of Prospect. We are glad that those in Hospitals are doing very well; and that Mrs. Earl Innis has' returned home, and that Mr. Frank Crosier ex- pects to be home very shortly, "Our love and prayers for you Mrs, Web- ster Sr. of Prospect who is in Port Perry Hospital. Our prayers go out also on behalf of Claude Marsden of the Island, who has been sticken.down with polio 'and'is in Toronto. We shall be coming to see you Claude very shortly. 'And to all who are weary and heavy laden, because of one thing or another, we point you to the great- est source of help 'and healing--Jesus Christ. We give you one and all a very cordial invitation to come and worship with us on Sunday. ' It makes a tremendous difference to be ga- thered together with one accord, to make our common supplications known unto our God. It is worth while trying. ; MAGAZINES FOR CHRISTMAS The year round gift! See the Port Perry Star Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling Standing as at October 21st, 1959, Spitfires 26 Bombers 20 Hurricanes oom 19 Kittyhawks ...oviesssssisisssssionsss 19 . Helicopters ......... «16. Lancasters ..... «10 Flyers ...... wo 14 JOEE vivre ipinsisstsas ses srnisiny 14 North Stars ....ccecmiin 9 Mustangs... . Sunderlands ... oe Mosquitoes iain iri High Triple--639, Glenda Taylor High Single,320--Kathleen Harper. Triples over 600 -- 639, G. Taylor; 633, 'J. Ballard, 616, K. Harper, 603, G. Hastings, 602, B. Moore. Singles over 210--- 5 320 K, Harper, 296 G. Taylor 270 B. Moore, 248 N. Crozier 246 M. Cook, 248 B. Oke 29 A. Mark, 228 H. Heard 226 D. Tennant, 224 J, Ballard 224 A. Snooks, 224 E. Summers 220 M. St. John, 219 B. Porter 217 G. Hastings, 218 R., Dusty 212 E. 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