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Eo LIE a Wh 3 8-THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, HR end AA LAER SARNIA JUNE 4th, 1050 Prince Albert Weather conditions were refréshing for Sunday, May 24, for thy well- at- tended annual Sunday School Anni- versary hour. Friends were greeted Port Perry. This was in honour of their daughter, Barbara, who the day previous graduated from Western University in Physical and Health Ed- ucation. Thursday night the church board by Elders M. E. McCrea and Mr. J. F. met at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Les Vickery. Tulips and ferns made a colorful spring like background. The Sunday School marched in a of last week with her sister Mrs. E. body to occupy the front pews. The choir of sixteen teen-age voices was most harmoneous accompanied at the organ hy Mrs. G. Hunter. Our minister, Rev. Mr. Linstead assisted the guest speaker, Rev. Mr. Burkeholder who unfolded a message, leaving with all ages splendid advice. More than ever we felt that our church offers to our community a way of life that makes for all that is good. The service was successful for which credit is partly due to the Supt. Mr. E. Mar- tyn plus all the folk who helped, too. At Sunday School Linda Tripp as- sisted Mrs. Hunter on the piano for accompanying the hymns and Joan Tripp deposited her birthday money. Mr. and Mrs. W. Webb, Haliburton, with Mr. and Mrs. A. Hunter on Sun. Mrs. Geo. Skelding and two child- ren of Bowmanville spent all last week , with her in-laws Mr. and Murs. George Skelding who were also recently vis- Beacock. The wives joined .the men folk for lunch. Mrs, Simons of Toronto spent most McCrea and husband. Mr. J. L. Hunter who is studying at Trenton recently spent a weekend with his, parents Mr. and Mrs, L. Hunter and Nola. Mr Lorne Barker, Thistletown, called on former school chum, Mrs. I'B. Smith. Mr. and Mrs, C. Love attended tre funeral of her aunt, Mrs. B. Spencer, Long Branch. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Mr. and Mrs. O. Kirby and their families of Oshawa with Mr. F. Vickery and Les. Beacocks. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer, Ux- bridge with Mr. and Mrs, Ben Smith. A speedy get-well to Mr. J. F. Mul- vey who is undergoing treatment in Princess Margaret Hospital and to Mr. Ben Smith who is now home with a walking cast, Watch for announcement of the W. A. Strawberry supper. AN pith ae aah 4X Ee LU Ko vice at Utica on Sunday night. Mrs. Ada Butson, Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson, Scugog Wednesday evening we were able to enjoy an exceptionally beautiful sun- set as we gathered in the Head School for the last Home & School meeting of the season,' 4 It was learned that the Head School had won the prize for highest attend- ance during the year. In choosing our executive for the ensuing - year we were requested to' '| get a new president in place of Mrs. Jas. Wilson and a new sec'y in place of Mrs. Glen Hood. These two ladies served us faithfully in attendance and excellent work and had well earned a rest. Therefore the future executive will be: Pres.--Mrs. Russel Pogue Vice-Pres.--Mrs. C. Aldred Sec'y--Mrs. Don Gerrow Treas.--Mrs. Wm. Loates Representative member--Mrs. Wm. Middleton. Mis. K. Crozier projected wo en- lightening films and Mrs. C. Aldred gave a detailed outline of the Guide Camp at Doe Lake. ie SERRA Toh The community was shocked to learn of Mrs, Hugh Hiltz fatal aceci- dent Tuesday evening when a tractor overturned, Greenbank W. A. The Greenbank W.A. held their an- nual open nieeting on May 20th at 8.80 p.m. The president Ruby Beare opened the meeting with the call to worship, Hymn and prayer by Velma Foster. Pearl' Couves welcomed the visitors from the neighbouring. communities, extending a special welcome to the gentlemen present. Psalm 720 was read in unison. Norrine Cook gave the topic on "Talents", followgd by prayer. - - Mrs, Rynard accompanied by Mrs. E. Till, rendered a lovely solo, "Have you any room for Jesu§", Jean Ward gave a reading "The Original Lord's Prayer". The Offering was received by Jean Smith and Mae offeratory prayer. Dorothy Ianson introduced our guest speaker, Miss Lillian Ward of Toronto. Lillian chose as her sub- ject "Lets keep Humming", which proved to be a most interesting sub- ject for both ladies and gentlemen. Ruth Foster introduced the Kit- chen Tune Busters from Brooklin. They provided an excellent entertain- ment and were assisted by Mrs. Allan Jackson, who favoured us with two readings, . Kathleen Leask thanked everyone who helped to make the meeting a success and a social hour brought a very enjoyable evening to a close, Blakely and dedicated by singing the Hear . DR.M.B.DYMOND 'PARENTS! GIVE YOUR YOUNG PEOPLE A AL BREAK! SUMMER SCHOOL CLASSES -are now forming at the WEDDINGS FOR YOUR WEDDING FLOWERS For the Bride, Her Attendants The Church FLOWERS AS USUAL Box Plants -- both Vegetable and Flowers PORT PERRY FLORIST PHONE: YU 5-7932 WE DELIVER Tous Treals made Fresh Daily TRY OUR DELICIOUS SLICED BROWN BREAD _ (WHOLE WHEAT) Week-End Specials "PINEAPPLE LAYER CAKE" GERROW'S BAKERY Phone YUkon 5-2172 "RHUBARB PIE" G. M. GERROW ie { i ited by Mr. and Mrs. Bedwin, Murs. : 7 ' Mr. and Mrs. Les Smith, Mr. and R R . . i Clark of Newcastle and.Mr. Taylor Mrs. Wm. Dickinson-Judy, Toronto This Friday night will see us in the De . » ' and son of Courtice. Mr. and Mrs, Reid Carswell, Arn- Grace Church for the children's music Oshawa Business College Typewriting, Record Keeping, Shorthand, Business Machines. Get FREE Summer School Bulletin ~ for complete details. 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