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,r od rab. pe SPEDE ANIT ot H » be " SR A 3 ho Rome ! a OA AEE Soa a ML AY et RRA ws N= FE ote oS Sh = SF J Ss Led a, LR - 18-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 Port Perry- Uxbridge Pastoral Team appointed Father Francis Mickers, S.C.J., and Father Peter Botman, S.C.J., have been appointed to the Pastoral Team taking care of Sacred Heart Church, Uxbridge, and Immaculate Concep- tion Church, Port Perry, effective September 18, 1974, replacing the late Father Gisbert Beck. S.C.J. Father Francis Mickers was born August 8, 1921, and was ordained priest on February 29, 1948. For the past five years he has been Pastor of Our Lady of Divine Love, Pendleton, Ontario, while being secretary to the Provincial of the Priests of the Sacred Heart. Prior to that he was Principal of Req. $3375.00 Burgandie in colour. Blue in colour. 1974 DATSUN 210 4 Door, Lime Green, Automatic SALE 3,097% 1974 DATSUN 610 1 Door, Standard Transmission, Reg. $4175.00 SALE 13,689" 1974 DATSUN 610 Station Wagon, Stardard Transmission, Reg. $4575.00 SALE 13,959" Sacred Heart Seminary, Delaware, Ontario, where he also taught Latin and French Literature in Grade 13, as well as Conversational French from Grade 10 to 13. His scholarly background will be a welcome asset to the Uxbridge-Port Perry community. Father Mickers is being replaced in Pendle- ton by Father Herman Falke, S.C.J., formerly of Uxbridge and Uganda, Africa. Father Falke will also be chaplain and art teacher at Immaculata High School in Ottawa. Father Peter Botman was born September 23, 1930, and ordained priest on July 19, 1959. For the past five years he has been working with the Catholic Children's Aid Society of Metropolitan Toronto while living at St. Joan of Arc Parish in Tor- onto. His chief contribution to the parish was the famous St. Joan of Arc Folk Choir which he managed. Under his direction the choir cut two LP albums of church music. After his ordination Father Botman was appointed to Neil McNeil Boys Residence in Toronto for some time. He finished his M.A. in sociology at the University of Detroit and was appointed Dean of Men at Sacred Heart Seminary, Delaware, Ontario. From 66 to 69 he was the recruiter for that institution. We suspect that it will not take too long before Father Botman has several Folk Choirs going strong in the Uxbridge Port Perry communities. NAN) Nx PALE EN ) WE MAME VEST IIRC ALY A BLT YER AFC fo NST | SEA 2 MG 4 Sen YEAS PRT RE TTI HW FRA P AAT A $ Water evergreens well before freeze-up '""To ensure that thei beauty last through winter evergreens should be watered thoroughly until freeze-up," says R.A. Fleming, horticulturist with the . Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The roots of foundation ever- greens, pine, spruce, cedar, juniper, yew, and other needle evergreens will be able to supply sufficient moisture to the trees during the winter if the soil around the bases is moistened to a. good depth just before the ground hardens. Other .trees and shrubs should be given less frequent waterings. Their need for moisture is usally met by fall rains, and overwatering encourages late soft growth that can be injured or killed 'by early winter weather. Scugog Island and area news On Wednesday about 50 ladies from the Manchester "Grace" and "Head Memo- rial" U.C.W.s met at the Island Church for a joint meeting as a boost for the Fall programs. "Grace" ladies conducted a Devotional period followed by a lovely solo by Mrs. Marion Webster "How Great Thou Art". She was accom- panied at the piano by Mrs. Irene Lamb, both musicians from Manchester. Mrs. Coates of Fairview had seen to it that her mother, Mrs. Lyman Gifford arrived in plenty of time to be guest speaker. Mrs. Gifford's address appealed to all ages in a review of the past up to ESPECIALS of new 1974 DATSUN'S Red in colour 1974 DATSUN 260Z 2 + 2. Standard Transmission, / Reg. $7495.00 SALE 16,623" Orange in 1974 DATSUN 710 2 Door Hard Top. Standard Transmission, sOrange in colour. 1974 DATSUN 710 2 Door, Standard Transmission, Yellow in colour. SALE 13,172 1974 DED 710 j/ Station wargQ "ndard Transmission. Lr. | SALE 3,707% the present to include the role of modern womanhood and an appeal to retain our designated role of feminity. The whole talk was inter- mittently spiced with humour. At the conlusion she was thanked by Beryl Pearce who presented a small gift in appreciation. The audience was then trea- ted to a short skit entitled a "Parable of Tips andTitles" presented by 5 'Head" ladies. Following the benedic tion all retired to the base- ment for refreshments and a social period. The collection of over $30. goes to aid Camp Quin Mo Lac. For those who wonder about this place and the Reg. $3825.00 SALE 13,4094 Reg. $3465.00 Reg. $4095.00 Lic. ZB 543 SALE 13,950% 1974 DATSUN 610 2 Door Hard Top. Radio, Standard Transmission, Burgandie. Reg. $4,480.00 Reg. $6,395. 1974 DATSUN 2602 4 speed trans., AM-Fm radio Lic. FBK 962 5,395" 1974 DATSUN 710 2 Door Hard Top, Automatic, Radio, Silver Grey. Lic. HXJ 285 SALE 3,760 REg. $4,259.00 all you really needisa DATSUN DEAN WATSON AUTO SALES LTD. GUARCYANID {viel reason for our assistance we shall present a few facts here: the camp is situated on the south shore of Moira Lake, directly opposte the village of Madoc. It was founded mainly to provide camping with a purpose for boys, girls, youth and families. Rev. Zufelt is the chief administrator. He and his wife reside in the manse all year. Campers go from the surrounding areas of Ontario. . If Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reader were still alive they would have felt proud to see 3 of their grandchildren off in the Ryerson School of Tech- nology. Raymond Reader in photographic arts, Kathy Luke in fashion designing and T.V. Technology. ~ Please note the Women's g SZ MENDN-FIT next Wednesday. Remember there is no Island Church Service on Sun., Sept. 22 as we are going to anniversary service at Manchester. But Sunday, Sept. 29, we hope for a good turn out as it is Scugog's anniversary with speaker ' Rev. Alan Barnes and spec- ial music. Sunday School will carry on as usual. A few got started last Sunday. There are attendance awards for those who attend regularly. Glad to hear Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold are home from kaspital. CALLUS IN AND YOU WILL SEE. |OUR HEATING and Jim Ashbridge in radio | Insitute will meet to-night at | the hall. There will be a | guest speaker to talk about China. The roll call will : require members to state something they know about China. Mr. Russell Pogue has had surgery in Toronto so we hope he will now recover rapidly. . Mrs. John Edgar was able to return home on Saturday from St. Michael's hospital in Toronto. Don't forget to get your tickets for the "Head Mem- orial"' church Turkey supper ANALDA | Landscaping THOMSON Heating & ; Air Conditioning |p | 985-3365 | ~ PLANTNOW EVERGREENS, FLOWERING SHRUBS DUTCH BULBS Garden Centre Hwy. 7A and West Quarter Line R.R. 1, BLACKSTOCK, 986-4771 | im Male PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. ° Trenching e Excavating eo'Custom Built Homes 40 Russett Ave. - Oshawa, Ont. 723-1030