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Rev. Wm. Black Speaker At Lenten Service The first of six Lenten Services to be héld in the St. John's Presbyterian Church was held Thursday last week. Speaker on that occasion was Rev. Wm. Black at right. Taking part in the services are also Rev. R.C. Rose of the Church of the Ascension (centre) and Rev. W. Mark Reeves, Port Perry United Church, (left). --Photo P. Hvidsten Jr. Despite the blustery weather the Lenten Luncheon services being held in St. John's Presbyterian Church on Thurs- days at 12:05 p.m. got off to an encouraging start. Rey. Wm. Black gave a short medit- ation on "Preparation' as an essential ingredient for maxi- mum benefit during the Lenten season. On Thursday, 19th Feb- ruary 'at 12:05 p.m. the service is being conducted by Rev. R. Rose, when the key- note will be "Penitence". The friendly atmosphere at the luncheon following, plays an integral part in the fellow - ship of the three co-operat- ing churches. On the 26th Rev. M. Reeves, will give a meditation on "Perserver- ance". The public is most warmly welcome at these informal gatherings, either to the service or the luncheon or both. : Burketon News Mrs. James Smith who has been a patient in Hospital is now convalescing at home. We wish her a speedy re- covery. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Da- vey, Steven and Susan, Bow- manville were Saturday visit- ors with Mrs. R. Davey. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs, February 19,1970 -- 5 Guest Speaker At Holstein Banquet Mr. Harris Wilcox, Presi- dent of Harris Wilcox Inc. (Sales Managers, Auctioneers, & Realtors), Bergen New York, will be the guest speak- er at the Ontario County Holstein Club Annual Banquet to be held in the United Church, Columbus, on Wed- nesday, March 4th, at 7:00 p.m. Mr. from Cornell 1943. He is the owner of Wilcox graduated University in Craglen Farm, and has a registered Holstein herd. He is internationally known as an auctioneer, having had regist- To Meet Senator Norm Cafik, the Member of Parliament for Ontario Riding, announced recently that he will be meeting with Senator Edward Kennedy, in Washington on Wednesday, February 18th, in the Sena- tor's office in the Capital Building at 3:00 p.m. Mr. Cafik pointed out that this meeting has been ar ranged on his own initiative, for the purpose of discussing various matters relating to relief activities. Senator Edward Kennedy is the Chairman of a Senate Sub-Committee on Refugees and Escapees. Mr. Cafik is the Chairman of a House of Commons Sub-Committee on Assistance to Victims of the Nigerian Conflict. Mr. Cafik pointed out that some wit- nesses who have appeared before the House of Com- mons Sub-Committee have also appeared before the Senator's Sub - Committee in Washington. While in Washington, Mr. Cafik will also meet with a Member of the House of Re- presentatives. Mr. Cafik ex- plained that the purpose of Accomplished Organist the direction of Richard Con-| yr 04 Mee Jack Smith, | ered cattle sales in 26 States, | this second meeting would ; : die with Dr. Alexander Sch- Oshawa called on friends in and - 3 Provinces of Canada.|be to discuss the structure . y " reiner at the organ. the village Sunday evening In 1968 he sold the two of the American Committee d or S |] I His talents extend also to "| highest priced Holstein females system and to gain first hand ] vocal work and is director| Sympathy of the Commun-|in the United States, one for knowledge as to the facili- of a 50 voice Children's Choir ity 1s extended to the Swain the world record price of ties available to both Sena- Congratulations to Glenn Pipe Organ examination of at the R.H. Cornish public family, friends and relatives $44,000.00. - tors and Con ressmen in Taylor, local school teacher, | the Royal Conservatory of|school. He is a member of| in the passing of Mr. Lewis An invitation is extende Washington g who recently received hon- [ Music. Mr. Taylor has an |the Port Perry United Church| Swain. to all Holstein Breeders and i108, " ours standing in the Grade X | enviable record of good marks,| Choir, of the Oshawa Symph-1 0 lie Taylor attendeq|their friends to hear this z= gg | Honors in Grade VIII Organ, |ony Chorus, and participated the Tamworth Swine Breed.| 2tstandingafter-dinnerspeak-| Check The Label | First Class Honors in Grade in the "Messiah" performance ers Association meeting in|: Tickets are available only On Y P ~|III Harmony and Grade II with Harmony United Church Teron: Tuesd g from the directors of the n Your Faper {| Rudiments; Honors in Grade | Choir, Oshawa. OIOMo On .{uesday. Ontario County Holstein Club. IV History, Grade IV Har- hs: GEES AC OEE TIO Shan SAR _ mony and Grade V Harmony. NA Wy A rr A student of Marie Taylor, RN RB 7/4 ) he now plans 'to continue in advanced repertoire, and com- mence study for the ARCT diploma in Pipe Organ. He will perform compositions of Mendelssohn, Bach, Willan & and Boelman at the Young Artists Concert, March 1st Se : in Port Perry United Church. mo ow NW > AN hy ny WIPE s " He has attended organ Cra OS COMERS i A IIR ol recitals in Toronto, Oshawa, TA itd ls fs p Richmond, Virginia, Colonial Wed. - Sat. February 18, 19, 20, 21. Williamsburg, Washington SMITH'S GARDEN -- 28 oz. Jars ' National Cathedral. And Sy M EA TS pl : : F recently visited the Mormon & COCKTAIL 2 0 69 » Tabernacle at Salt Lake City, GOVERNMENT INSPECTED R ll |to hear 350 voice choir under FINEST Red or Blue Brand FANTASTIC -- 24 oz. A S Cl ret J Ib; MONARCH -- 7 Ib. Bag Boneless Pp FLOUR 71. * { CLUB ANNRENE {|| ROAST i: 1 05] Pastry Ia " MACARONI -- 7% oz. Pkgs. 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