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4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1957 Congratulations to Donna Samells, who obtained Honours in Grade V-- Form at the Royal Conservatory Mu- sic Theory Fxams held at Whitby Ladies' College in June. Mrs, Francis Green and Marlene of Toronto spent Sunday with Mrs, Dave Hope and Shirley. ing on for the summer, Mr. Donald Long is spending the next two months in Alberta, Murlene is stay- The congregation of Port Perry United Church are invited to worship at St. Presbyterian "Church during the month of July. John's Amazing kesulis Ubtained trom Using ~'Na-Chuxs" Liquid Fertilized Mr. John Banzina, RRS Burketon, Ontario, had 16 acres all Rye sprayed with "Na-Churs" 10-20-10 Liquid Fertilizer at the rate of one and a half gallons to the acre By actual weight check this crop increased four and three-quarter ton: ol of Green Feed in three weeks; being sprayed on May 15th and cut for Silo on June Hth. A cheek strip lett unsprayed in the field proved the value of using this outstanding Liquid Fertilizer. This crop had one hundred and sixty pounds of 2-12-10 dry Fertilizer ap- plied at seeding time and was pas- tured off lust all. To see the wonderful results of this achievement, the may the samples of the Rye on display in the windows of the I'ed Jackson lm- plement Shop. Birth SHORT happy to announce the arrival of their baby boy at Port Perry Community "Hospital, on June 25th. A brother for Gordie, Cards of Thanks Philip and Mabel Saunders wish to thank the Port Perry Fire Brigade 'and all their friends and neighbours for their help in putting out the fire in their home during their absence. farmers see Ken and Marion Short are We wish to sincere thanks and aprpeciation to our many relatives, friends and neighbors dur- ing the illness and death of our mo- ther. Special thanks to Dr. Rennie, nurses of Port Perry hospital, Rev. J. Ko. Braham of Scugog Island, Mrs. Maude Brown, Head Church W.A. and for floral tributes received during our bereavement, The Gerrow Family, express our In Memoriam READER dear mother and grandmother, Ellen Reader, "who passed away July 5th, 1956. Upright and just in all her ways, Loyal and true through all her days, God took her home, it was His will, But in our hearts che liveth still, - Always remembered hy Son, Owen, rrandehil- In loving memory of a daughter-in-law Ora and dren Sharvalyn and Bryan. READER dear wife, Ellen Reader, who passed away July bth, 1956, My lips cannot tell how I miss her, My heart cannot tell what to say; God only knows how I miss her, In a home that is lonesome today. Sadly missed and ever remembered by her husband, Robert Reader. In loving memory of my LOCAL NEWS CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev, E. W Fuller, B.A., L.Th., Rector. SUNDAY, JULY 7th 11 a.m.--Holy Communion and sermon by the Rector, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister: Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B. A, D. D. Sunday, July 7th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship Beginning July 7th, the congregat- ions of the United Church and St. Johns Presbyterian Church will hold joint services for the months of July und August, Service during July will be held in St. Johns Church with Dr. Armstrong preaching, at 11 o'clock cach Sabbath morning. the Session and congregation of SL Johns extends or sincere welcome to all who would worship with us auring these joint services, PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH I'astor: [Paul Delaney Sunday, July 7th-- Sunday School at 10 a.m, Morning Service at 11 a.m; Livening Service at 7.00 p.m. The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A. B.D. Minister: - Sunday, July 7th-- 9.15 a.m,---PROSPECT 10.15 aam.-- MANCHESTER 10.15 a.m.--SCUGOG HEAD S.S. LED am--SCUGOG "Grace" Jesus calls us: by Thy mercies, Saviour may we hear Thy call, Give our hearts to Thine obedience, Serve and love Thee best of all. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, B.A., Minister Sunday, July 7-- 10 a.m. -Sunday School. No Eleven o'clock classes. The congregation will worship with Ste John's Presbyterian Church during the month of July. le THE PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY - Rev. 'Harold J. Williamson, Pastor. Sunday, July 7th-- 10 a.m.-- Sunday School * Il a.m.--Morning Worship' 7 p.m.--livangelistic Service * Wed, 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting * Friday, 8 p.m.--Young Peoples » Everyone Welcome a4 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF THE AIR Radio Station CKLB, Oshawa 1360 on your Dial Every Sunday Morning at 10.05 "We need 'our Church-- our Church needs us." Dee. 26-7 Death JACKSON, Annette (Nettie) -- At her home, Port Perry, Ontario, on Wednesday, June 26, 1957, Annette (Nettie) Widden, beloved wife of the late William J. Jackson, and dear mother of Allan, Ildna (Mrs. Murray McLaren), Ethel (Mrs. William Marks), in her 87th year. Funeral was from MceDermott-Panabaker Cha- pel on Saturday. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. The fisherman should be well satis- fied with his catch if he visits Mani- toba, for the principal species taken are Northern Pike. lake and speckled trout, and pickerel. In Northern Manitoba the Arctic gravling---one of the gamest fish in North America---attracts the adven- turous angler, " DOUPE'S GENERAL STORE, Prince Albert, Ontario We Carry a Complete Line of : Groceries, Fresh Meats, Vegetables, also Frozen Foods, Sunbeam Bread and Cakes OPEN EVERY NIGHT until 9 p.m. CLOSED ON TUESDAY at 1.830 P.M. For Free Delivery Phone 485 ---------- EE rR A. Ae iH BY Be a I ---- COMING EVENTS Chorus Singing Any men interested in singing in the chorus of the "H.M.S. Pinafore" to be presented by the United Church Choir carly in November please contact Mrs. John Dobson or Mrs. Douglas Hillier. Rehearsals to begin in September. Both basses and tenors will be wel- come.. Street Fair and Bingo Friday, July 12 at 8 p.m. street Fair and Bingo in Blackstock Ontario. Montgomery Orchestra. b draw prizes tickets 26¢. each or b for $1.00, Spon- sored by the Cartwright Agriculture Society. Doug Mackie, Pres., Wes. Sweet, Sec. July 11 Special Service at Breadalbane Church Special Annual Service at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday, July 7th. Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A. D.D. speaker. Spe- cial Music. All welcome. District Churches Manchester and Prospect United Churches The Cubs met in the Manchester Hall last Wednesday evening. There was a very good representation of the Parents to witness the initiation of the boys into '(cubbing". The leaders of the four sixes had already been initiated in Port Perry. The boys re- peated the Cub Law, and the Promise, and were welcomed into the Cub Pack by their Akela (Jack Witherspoon). Rev. J. K. Braham offered a prayer, and placed their scarf on each boy. Allca Maruyn presented them --with their badges. Everything was very well arranged, and everyone was treated to strawberries and ice cream. The boys will leave for a trip to Hal- iburton on Sunday afternoon, leaving Manchester at 1.00 p.m. All meetings for the summer are cancelled. A word of thanks to our Cub leaders, and to Scugog, -| the parents who have driven the boys to and from their Cub Meetings all winter and spring. The Services on Sunday were con- ducted hy the Young People. There was a very good response at all three Churches. At Scugog "Grace" Betty Reader was in charge, and was assist- ed by YvonneAppleton, Donna Collins and Ruth Braham who gave the address. Ruth's theme was "The way of love". Bonnie Jeffrey and Gayle Mark sang "Softly and tenderly". A number of the Young People were in the Choir. Bill Nixon and Roy Pogue took up the offering. The two baskets of flowers from the Murray McLarens were very lovely. There were many Summer Guests, amongst whom were the Savilles and the Logans from Tor- onto, Marjorie Cornish and Lynda Hatfield of Oshawa. We give a cordial invitation to all who summer on the Island to come and worship with us at 11.16 a.m. cach Sunday morning. At Prospect Helen Holtby was in charge of the service. Erika Benschop read the scripture and led in the child- ren's Prayer; Margaret Dearborn told the story; Olive Painter offered the Prayer; the Choir of Young People sang "Tell me the old old story", with 'Joanne Mosienko at the piano, and Mr. McCartney gave the sermon. At Man- chester there was a good congregation and Mr, McCarney took the service, assisted by Wesley Johnson, with Mina Steer at the piano. We say "Thank you" to everyone who helped. Everything will be in readiness for our Daily Vacation Bible School at the Centre of the Island on Monday at 9.00 A.M. There will be in the neigh- bourhood of thirty cars a day coming and going. There is a very keen inter- est being shown, and we know that much good will result from the school. The children from four to six will go to the Public School. The Primary children (seven to nine) will go to the Hall, and the Juniors (ten to twelve) will go to the church. There is an ad- equate Staff of Teachers of each dept. The worship each morning for the Juniors will be conducted by the Min- ister. Catherine Martyn and her Staff will look after the Arts and Crafts, and Ethyl Redman and her staff will care for the music. The Church gro- unds are being put into shape for many happy hours of games. We know that you will have a lovely time boys and girls, so come and bring your friends. Two of our oldest residents of the Island were laid to rest last week, Mrs. Frank Gerrow on Friday, and Mrs. Jackson on Saturday. Our deep- est sympathy go out to Anson, Donald and Bonnie; and also to Edna McLaren * ' Edna Beckett and George Samells and relatives. Rev, Braham conducted the Service at the Parlors on Friday, and Rev. Wylie on Satuday. Our whole Pastoral Charge regrets the leaving of Rev. Wylie from Port Perry He has been a good friend of our people, and we wish him grace, and strength, for the work at Queen's Way United Church, Toronto. Our good wishes go also with Mrs. Wylie. Many happy returns to the follow- ing members of our Birthday Club: Jimmie Ashbridge, Dianne Fralick, Kaye Jackson, Linda Fralick, Joanne Martyn (Island); and Donovan Smith (Prospect), We give you all a cordial invitation'to come and worship with us on Sunday. Please note that there will be NO EVENING SERVICE at Scugog "Head" for July and August. Prince Albert A splendid size concregation turned out to church Sunday morning and were privileged to hear a fitting mes- sage pertaining to "Dominion Day", delivered by Rev. R. H., Wylie. He also announced the appreciation of an attendance plaque given by Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson. A dedication service is being arranged for this useful gift in the very near future. Larger attendance roll at Sunday School, too. Mrs. E. Martyn read a patriotic story to the children prior to Canada's birthday. Congratulations and happiness to Mr. and Mrs. D. Southwell (nee Carol Heayn) whose marriage took place in our church Saturday. Couples from our village who were guests at the Southwell-Heayn wed- ding included Mr. and Mrs, E. McCrea, Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson, Mr, and Mrs. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs, E. Williams and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Heayn. Last Wednesday night a large group of village and rural friends made their way to the church parlors. Joy Newn- ham and Aleta Doupe planned a show- er for the purpose of a welcome in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and four children who had just stepped from the boat, leaving their home-land in England. Mr. Earl Martyn acted as master of ceremonies therefore started with a few well chosen remarks, then a brief program: A list of sing-song, Eva Hunter at the piano, a suitable réading "Gift Givers by Grace Beacock; a com- ical T. contest by Myrtle Snelgrove, followed by a piano-violin combination by Myrtle and Bruce Snelgrove. A humerous reading, "Mosquitto" by Florence Smith, . At this time the chairman stafed the "why" of the occasion and requested Ilene-Ginger family (as we all call them) to come to the front and occupy the chosen seats, after which Earl ask- ed Mr. Wylie for a word or two who in friendly terms, admired the Godly community act that had been arranged also sincerely welcoming the new fam- ily. All of a sudden a curtain was drawn, the Robinsons were then intro- duced to a long table laden with liberal supply of fruit, groceries, pillows, blankets, set of dishes plus many more useful helps. Ginger in a surprise mood expressed his appreciation on behalf of the rest grateful feelings to all who had proven kind and gener- ous. Singing "Blest Be the Tide that Binds" closed this portion of the even- ing. Everyone enjoyed looking at the gifts after which loads of lunch and coffee was devoured hefore the good- bye. Then Thursday brought along the school picnic, upper and lower rooms combined with Shirley pupils travelled to Geneva Park by chartered bus, The bathing was grand. A long table proved space for salads, sandwiches, and all the rest of the good food which shortly disappeared by noon-hour. The teacher handed every pupil an ice- cream cone. The mothers were in on that special treat, too. Finally a few drops of rain, pouring and home after a pleasant outing in spite of dampish skies. } During the week-end the weather man picked a rough weather recipe for us all. Miss Beth Hunter spent a short holi- day with her cousin Miss Nola Hunter of down town. Mr. and Mrs. R., McInerney, of Brampton were in our village on Sun- day, renewing old acquaintances, The latter was the former Tillie Crandell who spent her girlhood days here sev- eral years ago. Mrs. A. Bond and two daughters, and son Leonard, Toronto, visited re- latives here on Sunday, Visitors of Miss Spence and Mrs. Smith last week were Mr, and Mrs. Bert Spence, Lansing, Mich, Mrs. Hugh McColl, "Toronto, and Mrs Geo. Miller, of Stouffville, 5 Fikes. Bn B ABET Sai ACU RQ CU " Grade I to Grade 11---Sharon Archer, Allen Argue, David Arscott, Dennis Ashton, Doris Ashton, Beverley Brown, Linda Colley, George Downey, Donna Edgerton, Linda Fallis, Bonnie Giles, Faye Giles, Patsy Hutchinson, Ronnie Judson, Virginia Mackie, Ver- non Lee Malcolm, Bonnie MacLeod, Robert McLaughlin, Daniel Porrill, Douglas Rohrer, Clarry Savinac, Leo- nard Swartz, Harry Shemilt. . Teacher--Mrs, Shirley Turner GRADE I TO GRADE II-- Nancy Arscott, Gail Bonnetta, Annie Feddema, Donna Gay, Joan Horton, Garry Hunter, Judith Mountjoy, Betty Lou Stinson, Allen Weatherilt, Patsy Wilson, - GRADE 2 to GRADE 8 -- Marion Argue, Douglas Asselstine, Dennis Bridgett, Bobby Colbear, Patricia Col- ley, Carole Forest, Kenneth Gibson, Donald Gray, Bobby Kyte, Jo Anne McLeod, Gail Malcolm, Bernice Map- pin, Garry Redmond, Linda Rohrer, Ray Suggitt. Teacher--Mrs, Dorothy Venning GRADE II to GRADE III--Michael Arscott, Lucille Beacock, Glenn Bon- netta, Betty Bradburn, Jimmy Carna- 'ghan, David Cockerill, Ferry Collins, Nancy Dorrell, Sharon Larmer, Ron- nie Martyn, Mary Lou McCormick, Maxine McKee, Worren Rohrer, Judith Swain; Elizabeth Thompson, Sheila Tomchishin, Billy Watson, Joan Wot- ten, Lorna Wright, Alice Wiersma, GRADE III to: GRADE 1V -- Gail Arscott, Ivan. Bradburn, Bill Colbear, Cheryl Forest, Betty Hicks, Joan Lansing, Shirley McCoy, Marion Me- Geachie, Ronnie Minshall, Marilyn Perigoe, Roger Roberts, Fred Taylor, Barbara Wilson, Teacher--Mrs. Margaret Mountjoy GRADE III to GRADE IV--Argue, Margaret; Bradbuin, Roy; Brown, Donald; Carnaghan, Margaret; Coch- rane, Judy; Downey, Dorothy; Duives- soteyn, Pina; Forest, France; Hutchin- son, William; Mackie, David; McCor- mick, Cheryl; McLaughlin, Denis; Metcalf, Douglas; Mountjoy, Brian; Saunders, Donald; Schwartz, Nadia; Suggitt, Joan; Swain, Helen; Till- brook, Phyllis; Trewin, Lloyd; Vluger, Romke; Warnen, Carol; Wotten, Pat- ricia. ; PROMOTED from GRADE IV to GRADE V--Cockerill, Barbara;Dayes, James; Firlit, Eleanor; Gay, Dorothy; McCoy, Harley; Mountjoy, Raymond; Rohrer, Carol; Rohrer, Kenneth; She- 'milt, Mavis; Swain, Ralph; Tooley, William. 3 June Armstrong, Teacher. GRADE IV to GRADE V -- David Ballingald; Martha Broersma; Brian Clements; John Cousins; Shirley De- Yonge; Gerald Giles; Lynda Kyte; Leah McKee; Donald McLaughlin; Glenna McLeod; Denis Prosser; Nancy Staniland; Fetsje Vandermeer; David Wotten, GRADE V to VI -- Floyd Argue; Bruce Beacock; Carol Blyth; Marion Bradburn; Mary Bradburn; Larry Brown; Janice Byers; Billy Coombes; Robin Cousins; Joan Dean; Donna Downey; Grace Fedemma; Anne Gib- son; Floyd Kyte; Lorne Lansing; Brenda Malcolm; Cheryl Metcalf; Verna Oliver; Carol Rahm; Alice Tay- lor; Philip Till Brook; Bobby Watson, ~ Olive Heaslip, Teacher. ROOM VI--Mr. Campbell, Teacher. GRADE VII to VIII -- 2nd Class Honours -- Gilbank, Shirley; Mantel, Peter. Pass Standing -- Gilbank, Lloyd; Haines, Colin. ' GRADE VI to VII--1st Class Hon. --Dayes, Lorraine; McLaughlin, Don- na; Mountjoy, Bonnie; Sadler, Janice; Staniland, Brian; Venning, Linda. 2nd Class Honours--Bradburn, Don- ald; Byers, Jim; Cockrill, John; For- est, Donald; Harris, Verna; Rahm, Paul; Van der Meer, Adrie. Pass Standing--Fowler, Jim; Gay, Jean; Gay, John; Gay Peter; Gibson, Bruce; Gilbank, Carl; Lawrence, Sylvia; Malcolm, Wayne; Rohrer, Leona; Swain, Donald; Tillbrook, Ray- mond; Wiersma, Alex.; Wiersma, Idso. PROMOTED from GRADE VII to GRADE VIII--Joan Bradburn; Helen Bushlen; Katherine Cousins, Douglas Frayer; Ian Frayer; Larry Hoskin; Judy Judson; Lorraine Judson; Carol Kozub; Laurel Mackie; Elaine Mount- joy; Marlyn Oliver; Shirley Prosser; Edna Shemilt; Jim Swain; Arthur Van Camp. . Teacher--N. Bailey. PROMOTED from GRADE VIII to GRADE IX---8hirley Dean; Betty De Vries; Truisje Duivevsteyn; Jopie Duivesteyn; Nicole Forest; Alywin Haines; David Hobbs; Ronald Hoskin; Roberta Mackie; Maartin Mantel; Joan Ross; Shirley Snooks; Beth Strong; Juné Werry; Harry Wiersma; Glenda Wilson, Teacher--N, Bailey. Cartwright Central School Report Royal Conservatory Music Exams The following is a list of successful candidates in examinations held re- cently by the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto in Port Perry. They are arranged in order of merit. Grade X Piano ---- Honours--Gloria Hastings. Grade IX Piano -- Pass -- Donna Johnson, / Grade VIII Piano--Pass Carol G. Fralick; John E. Croxall. Grade VI Piano--Honours--Doris E. Popert. Pass--Marlene V. Badour. Grade V Piano--Honours--R. Gra- ham Powell. Grade 1V Piano-- Honours--Sheila Levinson. Pass--Ronald Kennedy. Grade III Piano--Honours--Lynne M. Beare, Carol A. Morrow (equal); George L. Smith; David I. Godley. Pass--Robert A. Cowieson. irade II Piano--Honours--Anne' E. Sandison; Edwin R. McCaig; Shirley I. Dawson; Marianne R. Vernon. Pass --Linda Gray. Grade I Piano--Honours--Faye M. Harper; Mary L. Crawford; Patricia Aldred, (Elizabeth A. Cowieson, (equal); Elizabeth J. Badour; Joel A. Cawker; Barbara J. Holtby. Obituary The death occured suddenly early Monday, June 17, at her home, 241 Wright Ave., Toronto, of Carolyn (Carrie) Gamble, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble of Port Perry. i * Miss Gamble leaves two sisters, Mrs. D. Sweetnian (Mary) and Mrs. James Ewen (Edith) and a brother, William Gamble. She was predeceased by a sister, Effie Gamble. } +Also surviving are two nieces, Mrs. E. Pickell (Aleta) and Mrs, J. Timney (Edith) and two nephews, Lorne Sweetman and Bert Gamble, i The funeral service was held at the Turner - Porter Funeral Chapel, 436 Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto, at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, June 19. Intrment at Port Perry Cemetary at 1030 a.m. on Thursday. Catholic Women's League The June meeting of the Catholic Women's League was held at the home of Mrs. Amell. This was the last meeting of the season, and it was men- tioned that this was the month of the Sacred Heart. Mrs, Ed. Donnelly donated a lovely statue of the Blessed Virgin and it was decided that we would have a tea and bake sale in July. Some of the ladies attended the C. W. L. Convention in Toronto and they told about interesting events that took place there, The meeting closed with prayer and a lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Amell and Mrs, P, Goreski. Film Council At the Annual Meeting of the Ontario and York Counties' Film Council held some weeks ago in Brook- lin, it was decided to decentralize con- trol of the film council and to operate as three independent units, namely Markham, Claremont and Port Perry branches, . Each library received one projector and the screens were divided between the three units. The funds of the film council were divided according to fees received during 1957 in each district. Markham branch received $120.51, Claremont $76.45, while Port Perry got $69.76. In addition, Claremont library paid to Port Perry an extra $25.00 for extra equipment value. The libraries will continue to be managed by the same film librarians, Mr. Frank Baker, secretary-treasurer of the Port Perry branch, and Mrs. Allen Martyn, president. Claremont Iibrary will be under the direction of Mrs. C. Keevil and Miss Mildred Lin- ton, treasurer. while Markham will be supervised by the Federation of Agriculture under the management of Mr. Fred Wicks. dys We, wish these film libraries con- tinued success and feel sure that they will operate more efficiently under their new set-up. 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