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.awards for regular Church At- On Sunday morning the fol- lowing members of the' Young Worshippers' League received tendance. ; -- 1st year -- Debbie Cookman, Gail Blakely, June Ann Stone, Donna Malyon, Jim Phoenix, Church Services I'S a 1) - v Lo L oy . 3 Ss [J FY » | 1 LY SUNDAY, JAN. 24th -- SUNDAY, JAN. 24th -- ANGLICAN ) CHURCH OF ASCENSION Rev. Owen R. Orr, M.A. S.T.B. 7:30 am.--Holy Communion 11:30 a.m.--Morning Prayer. MONDAY, JAN. 25th -- Conversion of St.Paul 7:00 a.m.--Holy Communion. PORT PERRY - UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec G. Rice, B.A. Minister 11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School Prince Albert -- 1:00 p.m.--Sunday School 2:00 p.m.--Public Worship. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A. . Minister SUNDAY, JAN. 24th -- The United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE - Rev. C, C. Gilbert, B.D. SUNDAY, JAN. 24th -- Scugog....10.00 a.m, Manchester--11.156 a.m. Prospect--1.16 p.m. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor -- I. C. BOWIE SUNDAY, JAN. 24th -- 10:00 a.m.--Bible School 11:00 a.m.--"The Fragrance of Fellowship" --"The Honour of Being Left Out" :800 p.m.-- Prayer Meeting. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastors R. Batten & I. MacLean 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. Friday, GREENBANK NEWS Robt. Thomson, Bobby Stone, Paul Stone, Grant Fair, Ken Malyon, Trevor Blakely, Don Blakely. 2nd year -- Earl Phoenix, R. Foster, Don Foster, John Fos- ter, Brian Lee, David McKean, Barry McKean, Karen David- son, Neil Bacon, 3rd year --Jim Hunter, Jim Blair, Roger Blair, Gary Lee, Susan Cookman. 4th year -- Jill Stone, Joan McCaig. 5th--' Jim 'Thomson, Rox Thomson, Janice Stone, Helen Phoenix. 6th year -- Murray Stone, R. Couperthwaite, Marion Coup- erthwaite, Sandra Harper. 7th year -- Jack McCaig. Congratulations to this very fine group of Junior members of our congregation. It would appear that the future of our Church is in good hands. The Annual Congregational meeting was held on Monday evening, Jan. 18, with a good attendance. Reports from the various organizations of the Church were all -very encour- aging and plans were made for continued. success in 1965. Most of the officers were re-elected indicating good work on their part. There will Bejtwo new members on- the Secon n Stone and Geo. Beare and three on the Board of Stewards, R. Dusty, M. Davidson and Keith Bacon. Appreciation was c¢x- pressed 'to The Rev. and Mrs. Harris for their faithful and efficient work, also to Mrs. J. Dobson and Mrs. D. Lee as organists during the past year. A meeting of the three con- gregations -- Seagrave, Pinedale and Greenbank will be held in this Church on Tuesday, even- ing, Feb. 2nd to decide on the formation of a three-point charge. Oa Sunday afternoon, four car load of young people from Greenbank and Pinedale went to Toronto to attend a Youth Rally in Yorkminster Baptist Church. Miss Ann Landers, a recognized authority on the problems of teen-agers was the speaker and her talk dealt with For Spiritual da. Youth Alcohol Education t+ Coop 16% Hog Grower dairy ration is 68% T.D.N. "money poorly spent. UXBRIDGE 852-3321 Do you know what Energy the feed you're feeding has? - A recent issue of one of the farm papers, an article on T.D.N, (energy) was very well discussed. Top farmers are more and more conscious of better types of feeds to- day and may I suggest that if you don't know find out. Cattle and Hog feeds should always be evaluated. Protein is important but unless therd is sufficient nutrition for it to work on, high protein feeds are only h- An evaluation to-day may mean a saving to-morrow. UXBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE G0-0P CORNER By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Co-operative is 74% To Co-op 16% PORT PERRY ZE. 8-4130 "| matters taken care of. / movement, Pleased to report that Mrs. J. Dobson is recovering nicely from her recent car accident. 'Miss Debbie Cookman is also continuing to improve in health. Despite the very cold wea- ther a good crowd attended the card party last Friday evening. Prize winners were--high and low ladies, Mrs. Stan Aldred and Mrs. George Rahm. High and low gents, Mr. Stan Al- dred and Keith Phoenix. Door prize, Mr. George Matthews. Next party, Jan. 29th. Legion Ladies Auxiliary Meet The first meeting of 1965, of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion was held on Tuesday, Jan. 12th. The impressive Ceremony of Installation of the newly elect- ed Officers and Executive Com- mittee, was conducted by Com- rade Clare Warren. The meeting had opened in the usual manner, minutes read and adopted, and several small Two new members were welcomed to the Auxiliary, Mrs. Hunter of PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21st, 19656--5 Seagrave who had just recent- ly transferred from the Whitby Ladies Auxiliary, and also Mrs. Andrews who was installed as a member at this meeting, Comrade Alice Woodcock was presented with a gift by Presi- dent Comrade Jackson in appre- ciation of all she had done in the office of Secretary for the past two years. At this point the new offi. cers were installed, and the meeting continued with the new officers in charge. Comrade Agnes Garvie read several letters of thanks for Christmas gifts that had been donated by the Auxiliary. And President Comrade Marg. Jack- son thanked the retiring. offi- cers for the help and co-opera- tion she had received from them in the past year, and also wel- comed the new officers. The business of setting up new conveners was dealt with, Comrades 'Fines, Evans, and Wallis accepting these posi- tions. Comrades Evans, Read, [Knott and Hope being the: Tele-. phone committees. A discussion on the Bingo's was conducted at great length, it was decided to include a Le- gion special with a smaller jackpkot, besides the regular jackpot game, and it is hoped that this will be an added at- traction to the Bingo fans. The meeting was then ad- journed and a social half-hour was enjoyed, Local Hospital Auxiliary Meet Mrs. Mumford reported for portable X-ray equipment but that figures would be available for the next meeting. Plans for a summer project such as another "Trip for Two" were tenatively discussed and other fund-raising activities such as an "Amateur Night" and "Diminishing Teas" were men- tioned. It was decided to defer serious discussion until Mrs, M. B. Dymond could be present. Tea was served by Mrs, Haz- dy" "and Mrs. Bell v kindly supplied cookies and a social half-hour was enjoyed by all who were present. 4. --= ON ALLFOODS . GROCERY FEATURES - DONALD DUCK KRAFT CANADIAN CHEESE SLICES ................ 20-0z. Tins GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .......... §5- AYLMER FANCY CUT BLUE LAKE GREEN BEANS .................. 6 AYLMER FANCY CUT WAX BEANS ................... 6- DR. BALLARDS CHAMPION--2¢. OFF Beef, Chicken, Liver DoG roop .................. 9 REG. WHITE -- 200's KLEENEX .............. 6 pas. SWEETENED Y2-lb, Pkg 15-0z. Tins 15-0z. Tins 15-0z. Tins - $1.00 $1.00 - $1.00 $1.00 - $1.00 $1.00 PRICES EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK END. WED. - SAT, JAN, 20, 21, 22, 23 WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW -- John Ryba Order or Over. FREE DRAW on $5.00 Worth of Groceries with a $5.00 FRESH BUTT LEAN PORK © This Week's MEAT Features o FRESH SHANKLESS PICNICS .... 3c PORK BUTTS .. PORK CHOPS .. FRESH MEATY SIDE SPARE RIBS ... TENDERLOINS . MAPLE LEAF WIENERS ..... fc. Be. Bc. Be. 9c. b. 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