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4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1959 Congratulations Congratulations to Miss Patricia Midgley on successfully passing her Senior Swimmers' examination con- ducted by the Can. Red Cross Society on Aug. 14th and the lifesaving exam- ination conducted by the Royal Life Saving Society of Canada at Uxbridge Ontario on Sat,,; Sept. 12th. She will be awarded her Bronze Medallion for lifesaving and is now a fully quali- fied lifeguard. The Bronze Medallion was also a- warded to Miss Ruth Cordingley and Miss Jane Bernhardt of Uxbridge. - Bixths CHANDLER -- Rodney and Ann (nee Ptolemy) wish to announce the birth of their daughter Cheryl Ann, 7 lbs, 1% ozs., at Community Mem- orial Hospital, Port Perry on Sept. 10th, 1959, This is a first grand- child for Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Chand- ler of Scugog and Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Ptolemy of Port Perry, and first great grand child of Mr. and Mra. Alf Prentice. CARR -- Ira and Margaret (nee Leask) are happy to announce the birth of a son, Robert Douglas on September 8th, 1959 at Community Hospital, Port Perry. A brother for John David. Deaths J - WOODLEY, H. Frank--At the"?Po- ronto General Hospital, on Tuesday, September 15, 1969, H .Frank Woodley aged 92 years, of 144 Barker Avenue, Toronto, husband of the late Selina Thompson (formerly of Port Perry), dear father of Foy, of Hinton, Alta., Earl of Mount Lehman, B.C., Ida (Mrs. E. R. Britton), Toronto, and the late Lucy Larmer. Resting at the Giffen- Mack Chapel, 2570 Danforth Ave., at Main St. Service Thursday, 1.30 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, Ont., upon arrival of _notors, . TIMLECK, Lee S., Regimental No. 17286, Sergeant 7th Battalion -- At his home 92 Westlake Ave., Toronto, Saturday, Aug. 29th, 1969, Lee 8S. Timleck, beloved Jushand of Jessie B. White. Service was held from the "Giffen-Mack" Chapel, 25670 Danforth Ave, at Main Street. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery at Prince Albert, Ontario. PN 'RODD, Gordon Arthur -- Suddenly at the Oshawa General Hospital, on Thursday, Sept. 10th, 19569, Gordon A. Rodd beloved husband of Eva Hall and dear father of George of Win- nipeg and Jack of Markham. Ser- vice from Chapel of McDermott- oo Panabaker, Port Perry on Sat. Sept. | 12th at 8 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. PRYDE, James M.--At the Com- munity Hospital, Port Perry, Ont., on Monday, Sept. 14th, 19569, James M, Pryde, formerly of 173 "Bwanwick Ave., Toronto, beloved husband of Myrtle Key and dear father of Spat Stratford, Wanda (Mrs, G. Murdock) Germany, Helen (Mrs. Snedden) and Doris (Mrs. Hephburn) Scarborough, Mervin, West Hill, Barbara and Diana of Toronto. Service from the Chapel of McDermott-Panabaker on Wednes- day evening at 7 p.m. Interment Trinity- United Cemetery, Beeton on Thursday at 1 p.m. Card of Thanks The family of the late Gordon Rodd wish to thank their friends and neigh- bours for the many acts of kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement. Card of Thanks Please tie bundles securely and leave THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday, Sept, 20th-- 11.830 a.m.--Holy Communion. of 8T, JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURGH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A., D.D. Interim Moderator Mr. Wm. Perry, Minister. Sunday, Sept. 20th-- 10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School. Rev, E. W. Fuller, B.A, L.Th,, Rector PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev, E. 8. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sunday, Sept. 20th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School, 11.00 a.m.--Morning Service --- 5 The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Minister: Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A., B.D. Sunday, Sept. 20th-- 9.16 a.m.--Prospect Church 10.00 a.m.--Scugog "Head" 8.S. 10.16 a.m.--Manchester Church 11.16 -a.m.--Scugog Church, 'Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it Holy", // Coming Events MEETING The Port Perry Hockey Club will hold their annual meeting for the election of ofifcers for the 1959-60 season at the Port Perry Public Lib- rary on Wednesday, Sept. 80th at 8 p.m. Sept.24 Auxiliary Meeting The Scout Mothers Auxiliary will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs. John Jefford on Sept. 21st at 8.00 p.m. Service Club The regular meeting of the Service Club, United Church, will be held in the church parlors, Tuesday evening at 8 pm., Sept. 22nd. As this is the first meeting of the season we hope to see a good attendance. Pager Drive ~- SATURDAY, SEPT. 26th out by noon. Sept. 24 Brownies All Brownies of the 2nd Port Perry ack please note that meetings will ence on Thursday, Sept. 24th at The annual fall Rummage the Evening Guild, Church of Asc sion, Home Baking Sale and Afternoon Tea. Time 1:80 p.m, Oct, 1 Cards of Thanks will be held on October 8rd. | ENR EN Bia Zoe 3 Sak Sr AR pate FL Scugog September is surely the month of fall planning for a work program. With this in mind the W.A. of the Head met last Wed. evening in the comfortable church tea-room. 15 members answered the roll eall with a donation of $2. to take the place of food for our summer bake sale, Thanks to all the ladies who sent their money. The result netted us $43.00 which will help in the improvement of the heating system, Thanks to Mrs. Rodman our W. A. has again been given credit for 12 baby binders for the hospital. Following the de- votion and business, Bonnie Gerrow gave a reading very appropriate to W.A, groups. While lunch was being set out by Helen 'Redman's group, Reta Reader brought us up to date with coloured slides of community in- terest. .. The three schools are back on the job with fresh enthusiasm and new books. Mrs, Beckett at the Head has 2b pupils with Debbie Leahy, Ruth Wilson and David Middleton as be- ginners along with 8 Autumn pupils from Oshawa. Mrs. Aldred at the Centre registers 20 with Kay Dem- ara as a beginner. Mr. Boston from Fenelon Falls has charge of 29 pupils at the Foot with Ronnie Crozier and Marilyn Johnson as beginners. Those attending High School for their first year are Carol Barry, Carol Wilson, Bonnie Eden, Dianne Fralick, Sandra Fralick, Patsy Goose and Bob 1 Edgar. Home & School Meetings will start again on Sept. 283 in the Centre School with the new.president, Mrs. R. Pogue, in charge. ber that membership fees are due in Sept. ship to interfere with your attendance at least a few times. Please remem- However don't allow member- Don't forget the Head suppers be- gin again this Friday, Last week the former Connie Rea- der and Cliff Charlton were remem- bered, in their recent marriage, by the Island people, in the presentation of the following lovely gifts of electric floor polisher, steam fron, junior mix- master and pyrex ple plate. The gifts were accompanied by the prized ad- dress as follows: Dear Connie & Clifford: Weddings are occasions for rejoic- ing, so on the occasion of your re- cent marriage, we your friends and neighbours of Scugog wish to extend to you our comgratu iia and good wishes. Connie, most of us ave known you since childhood and school days. Up- on completing successfully the re- quired Public' School Course, you at. tended Port Perry High School for some time. We have many pleasant memories of those years. You, too, will have many happy memories of old days, old times, old friends, to cherish throughout the years that are to be. But as happened in so many cases, opportunity beckoned and your duties made it necessary for you to so- journ elsewhere. Of course we never forget our young people and wish them success wherever they may be. Now you have passed another mile- stone in your life. You have chosen your life's partner. We wish you happiness and success in your future life. Clifford, many of us are not yet acquainted with you, but we extend a hearty welcome and hope you will form many lasting friendships among us. We hope you and Connie will join us on many occasions. Now as a token of affection so true These gifts we are sending to you, May they convey our wishes fond and sincere For happiness and joy throughout each year. May you always be happy, good and true, May good health always abide with you. ~ This is our wish, our hope, our prayer, As together, you climb life's _ Golden Stair, Your Friends of Scugog. For this thoughtfulness and kind- ness Connie and Cliff send-thanks to those who took their time to collect - and choose the gifts as well as those who were so kind "3, generous in their giving." These 1s make such yy od eanziot be oo ory a mere Maio a Congratulations to the three Island people who were successful in the Penny Draw. We were particularly pleased to see Mrs. [Rodman have her hopes fulfilled as she has spent so much time and offend in the hospital work. Ladies of the Head, lare work a little harder for the bazaar, Every- one should try to plan some article. Nov. is approaching quickly. is REAR DOOR BIG LOADING WALK-IN SIDE Fou PRAYING SOPPLIRS runt low? See the BE PERRY STAR. «For RUBBER BBER STAMPS See THE PORT PERRY STAR VOLKSWAGEN delivers the goods... for less! VOLKSWAGEN CANADA LTD. Golden 30: Toronto Distributors and Deale: Ontario (OFeYo tO TOM OF Ye Tt Sweetman' S Service Station. PORT PERRY L | 'YUkon 5-22 1 2 - At a time like this, the best friends a mother can have are a modern automatic electric washer and an electric clothes dryer. They make short work of washing and drying--and they do it automatically. Just set the dials-- no heavy lifting, no wet wash to carry--never a care about getting clothes dry for another day of play. With a modern automatic electric \ Connie and Ciifford Charlton wish to express their heartfelt thanks to the friends of Scugog who conveyed their good Wedding Wishes in gifts of electric floor polisher, steam iron, junior mix- master and Pyrex ple plate, 'Manchester washer and clothes dryer washing is easy--drying is certain-- whatever the weather. The Scout Mothers wish to thank everyone who turned out to get the Scout building ready for the fall ac- tivities. A wonderful job well done, and again our thanks! fa he > 2 3 v8 PE a See a Sa oe Soe an ES, You get more out of life when you one % 533 get the most out of electritity. iw For the FINEST Mr, and Mrs. Art Vandervoort were i BUILDING SUPPLIES in Sudbury on the week-end. i: ; Miss C. Christie is on the Port P i A 3 FAI : P Ri C : High School wh "ronching et thin } 8 ook for this year. Ricky Dyke and W. F. Crosier are LIVE BETTER ELE CTRICALLY patients in Oshawa Hospital and Mr. y W. W. Holtby in Port Perry Hospital. Best wishes for speedy recoveries, The service on Sunday morning was : eh conducted by Irene Carter, Nettie Al- . fii dred and Linda Fralick of Scugog with Rev. Mr, Butler, Brooklin, as "guest speaker. The Junior Choir. sang "Trust and Obey", Only a small con- gregation was present to hear this fine service. Mr, Cliff McGahey, Lindsay, called on W, F, Crosler on Sunday. le Ne eT e113" 3 oh ALLIANCE "JOHN BALLARD CMR and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, : Phone--YU 65-2401 nays ben a qn li wie A Eo es St BM i 4