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4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1859 THE CHURCHES CHUNZ2H'OF THE ASCENSION Rev. E. W. Fuller, B.A, L.Th, Rector Sunday, Dec. 6th-- 11.30 a.m.--Holy Communion, of ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A., D.D. Interim Moderator Mr. Wm. Perry, Minister. Sunday, Dec. 6th-- 10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School g PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. 8. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sunday, Dec. 6th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School, 11.00 a.m.--Morning Service .~ The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE {i 5 MINISTER: AL Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A, B.D. A Sunday, Dec. 6th-- 0 A 4 10.15 "a.m.--Scugog Church 11.16 a,m.--Scugog "Head" S. S. 11.16 a.m.--Manchester Church 1.15 p.m.--Prospect Church io Au You are cordially invited to come and 3 worship with us. ) fay a rt Fn SE: IY rt A rr AP + a Sts SST SE L \ . Ai a x FR ro Pn " Port Perryites who have recently returned from a trip to Florida all report a most enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. George Barthau mo- tored to St, Petersburg where they spent a pleasant holiday. Messrs. Grant Cawker and Lorne oe 7] {i ) Wilkinson in company with other { young men from "The Motors" visit- gE ie ed various points in Florida and VRE Messrs. Chas. Pavlik and George Ma- fina haffy have also returned home after i LF a motor trip to Florida. /} R Fone ih gp. RR Hig od Card of Thanks Ap In the midst of our sorrow, we A wish to guness our heartfelt thanks Ce and appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbours, for their ie kindness and sympathy shown us in b the loss of a beloved Father and Grandfather, Howard P. Martyn. We especially wish to thank all for the ¥, putiful floral tributes, Drs. and fl rses of Port Perry Community Me- 2 ® rial Hospital, Rev. Braham for con- FN, words and the McDermott- h Da, hi | 3 The Family. SASL ol Card of Thanks i i Miss Corona Desrosiers and her AE family wish to extend their sincere 1} NiO thanks for the kind expressions of in sympathy received at the time of the NU - death of their mother. Ny i rr #4 oa = - ii Card of Thanks 0 We wish to thank our relatives and FRI friends whot arranged for us such a Wo fri delightful party on the occasion of GL our fortieth Wedding Anniversary. We | ES i sincerely appreciate the thoughtful Lo gesture, the lovely gifts, the flowers, 3 the cards and the good wishes wo YT : A , have received. } x 7 Cecil and Delia Harper, £3 Jack and Kate Crosier. ies Card of Thank (5 ard of Thanks J 4p) I wish to extend my sincere thanks AVI ¢ to Dr. Rennie, Miss Stuart, nurses and ol 4 % staff of Community Memorial Hospi- AGFA Fim tal, Port Perry for their care and y 2 7 kindness; also my thanks to relatives / on and neighbours, Blackstock United ppc ® Church choir, W.A. and W.M.S. for 7 *H 5 their cards, gifts of fruit and flowers HI during my stay in hospital and since "oy returning home. ' Erma Strong. Card of Thanks We wish to thank the friends, rela- tives and neighbours for the cards, flowers, gifts and many acts of kind- ness, also the doctors and nurses and staff of Sunnybrook Military Hospital, the McDermott - Panabaker Funeral Chapel, Rev. J. K. Braham, The Cana- dian Legion at Port Perry and the ( Scout Mothers, during our recent sad + bereavement. Mrs, Fines and family. Deaths MARTYN, Howard P.--At the Com- munity Hospital, Port Perry, Ont., on Sunday, Nov. 22, 1959, Howard P. Martyn, beloved husband of the late May Smith and dear father of Lorne, Port Perry, Glen and Phillip, Whitby, Ellroy, Montreal, Ellwood of Winni- peg, Lyla (Mrs, P. Barnard) Toronto, Irene (Mrs. G. Little) Niagara Falls, Birdie (Mrs. W. Bonnell) 'Prince Al- bert and Marjorie (Mrs, J. Rayment) Peterborough. Service was held at the Chapel of McDermott-Panabaker, Port Perry on Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Pine Grove Cemetery. STABBACK, Charles N.-- At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Toronto, on Mon., Nov. 30th, 1959, Charles Stab- back, dearly loved husband of Florence Jackson, brother of the late Clarence Stabback and the late Elsie Pargeter, in his 65th year, Resting at the Chapel of McDermott-Panabaker Port Perry for service on Thurs., at 2 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. It Won't Be Long Now! My how the time does fly. It seems only a few days ago that we still felt that winter was yet to come. But here it is right now! and its only about three deep breaths and Christ- mas will be here. Yes sir Santa will pay his first visit to Port Perry this season on Decem- ber the 12th and you can take it from me that from then on it will be a mad scramble to get all those items cross- ed off your Christmas list in time for the big DAY. (See mailing dates elsewhere in this paper). To really put the minds of adults and children in the right mood for the gala season the folk of Port Perry are planning a warm welcome for the jolly old Saint in just over a week. Bands and floats and other vehicles will all meet him at the edge of the town just one week from Saturday. Have you your float ready for this big parade? or is your car decorated? Do the young folk want to put on clown suits? Fine! Let's all come wearing our biggest smiles as well as our fancy decorations and make this the very best welcome our friend Santa has ever received. The Parade will start at 2.30 where Scugog St. and Queen St. join and will continue on down Queen St., then north along Water St. to the Arena where Santa will meet the boys and girls and gifts of candy will be given them. There will also be a lucky number draw at 2 p.m. in front of the post office when 6 hampers of grocer- ies-will -be drawn for and a second draw will be made at 4 p.m. when another 6 baskets of groceries will go to the holders of the lucky numbers. The lucky numbers will be found on the advertising dodgers being sent out in a few days. Be sure to save yours and bring it with you when you come to "see Santa". You must have the poster with the right number with you in order to claim the basket of groceries. - Everything is all set. Be sure to be there. Finest present you can give your boy or girl. Marks go up when notes, reports and themes are typed| This is the portable with y PAGE GAGE and many other time-saving, smooth-typing fea. tures for bigmachine performance, The Port Perry Star We will be pleased to help you select a suitable model Coming Events Parade SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12th All business and organizations please arrange to decorate a float for this gala parade. Port Perry Chamber of Commerce. Dec. 8 Euchre The C. W. L. will hold a Euchre in the Parish Hall on Thursday, Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. Admission 50c, Dec. 3 Annual Bazaar and Tea In the basement of St. John's Pres- byterian Church, Port Perry at 2.30 p.m. on 8at., Dec, 6th. Christmas Table, aprons, afternoon tea, etc., etc. Sponsored by the W.A. Dec. 3 Dancing to the music of Floyd Lloyd and his Golden Valley Boys in Blackstock Recreation Centre on Fri- day, Dec, 4th. Modern and Old Time dancing. ~ Admission 75c. Sponsored by Cartwright Agriculture Society. Christmas Tea The Scout Mothers Christmas Tea and Sale of Goodies in the Scout Bldg. will be opened by Mrs, M. B. Dymond on Wednesday, Dec. 16th at 2 pm. Come and enjoy a lovely tea --You may win a door prize. Dec.10 Euchre At Utica Community Hall on Satur- day, December 5th at 8.30. Good prizes, Lunch. Admission b0c. Port Perry Rod and Gun Club {The regtilar monthly business meet- ing will be held in the Club room over Brock's "Store on Tuesday evening, December 8th at 8 p.m. It is requested that all members attend this meeting. This will be the last meeting of the 1959 season. As in previous years the Club have requested that the council post signs at the Lake front advising venture- some youths of the thin ice, that it is dangerous to go on. A word of ap- preciation must be passed on to the council, that they have had these signs posted at the Lake front, and it has been noticed that these signs have had attention paid to, and those who would like to venture on the ice have stayed off. In this way a pos- sible life has been saved. Thanks to the Council for their posting of signs. SantaClaus | IB BROADWAY TODAY -- The "Great White Way" presents its own dazzling specta- cle as 365,000 bulbs and 52 miles of neon tubing blaze into the night. Planes 50 miles away see Broadway's lights re. flected In the sky, BROADWAY LEGEND -- Hailed as the Superman" in 1930, Jimmy still lights u - "Schnozz" will bring his own brand Broadway dazzle to TV on Sunday eve. ning, Dec. 6 in "Give My Regards to Broadway" on the NBC network. - with Governor Clinton at a fort on the "Jimmy Durante the entertainment sky. BROADWAY 1746 == Two Hindred years ago oper Hudson Valley Indians filed down Broadway for an historic meeting southern tip of Manhattan, Ss of > ' » . Anglican Notes By Mary Becker Mrs. A. Allen was elected président of the Afternoon Guild for another year at their annual meeting, held on Tuesday afternoon, December Ist. Also elected to serve another year in their respective offices were -the seec- retary, Mrs. Whitby and the treasurer Mrs. Hayes. A social hour followed the business meeting, f We were pleased to. welcome Rev. Mr. Trevor Jones of Toronto to our church this past Sunday as guest preacher. He is the Assistant Gener- al Secretary of the Diocesan Board of Religious' Education and had for- merly served for a number of years in the mission field and as director of Christian Education at Grace Church-on-the-Hill in" Toronto. His visit was the first of a series of ad- dresses by outstanding niembers of our clergy which Mr. Fuller plans for the coming months in order to better acquaint us with the activities of the church beyond the parish, A successful Euchre was held last Thursday in the parish hall, run by a group of four ladies who have ban- ded together to form a Women's Club. This new group plans to run a num- ber of euchres over the next few months, thus restoring to the church that source of funds which was drop- ped this fall when our Mens' Club ceased to operate. The enterprising ladies involved are Mrs. A. Allen, president, Mrs. C. Glass, Mrs. Staple and Mrs. J. Allen. Their next euchre is planned for a week from tonight, December 10th. ' The Evening Guild held a success- - ; seeing. ful bazaar last Saturday. - It was well attended and will aid our church acvivities considerably in a financial way. Thanks are extended to all who gave their time and talents to this project. The Girls' Auxiliary also ran a very successful candy table. The Women's Auxiliary will hold a |- corporate Communion this Sunday, December 6th at the '11.30 service, and their regular meeting on Tuesday, December 8th. . Our Christmas services this year will include a special Children's ser- vice on December. 13th at 3 pm, a Seven Lesson Carol service the even- ing of December 20th at 7 p.m., Holy Communion service on New: Year's Morning, January 1st at 11.80, Members of this parish are remin- ded of the Christmas Pageant of the Church of the Holy Trinity in Tor- onto, from December 4th ito 13th, in- clusive. This beautiful presentation of the Christmas story has been put on for 22 years now, and is well worth Tickets are available at the information desk of the T. Eaton Co. Toronto store. There are also special children's performance on the two Sundays at 4.30 p.m. The Bateman and Williams families have recently moved into their new homes, and we wish them every hap- piness. The final 1959 nieeting of the Ev- ening Guild will be held at the home of Mrs, G. Porter on Monday next, December 7th. A future date for your calendar will be Monday, January 26th, when our church will hold its Annual Vestry meeting. 3320.9: 8 seo) VOLKSWAGEN delivers the goods... for less! Sweetman's Service Station PORT PERRY vt a. 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Raines 244, 241, Florence Mahaffy 23, Mary Baird 227 Nany June Howsam 223, 201, Elma Vernon 219, Ann Mulder 216 Jessie Goode--216; Yvonne McFadyen--214; Grace Hastings--213, 208; Joyce Em- merson--210; Mary Amell--210, 204; Camille Crozier--206; Emily Badour --204; Helen Tanton--201; Alma Cox --201. i ---- Men's Thursday Night Bowling Standing: Meteors .....vvnvererninnnnnneinns 49 Black Jacks ....covnnieirerorenns 49 Whiz Bangs ......c.... wed Goofers Carnegie ....ovevereinnirennns we 36 DeLuxe ......ccoervrerenes TI 36 Archers .... Juniors ....ccceverennnnn, Fre rintrsenneren 31 Legionaires .........coeveveesrnnne 30 Stars ............ ow. 2b . Blow Kings .....ccoovenee Howard Motors Triples, 600 and over-- Al. Cawker 747; Don. Carnegie 716 Ed. Andrews 667; W. Cornish 660 Gord Goode 650; Don Freeman.649 J. Read 645; Gord Mark 642 I Boyd 637; R. Owen 627 A Menzies 611; Jack Dowson 608 J. Witherspoon 606; J. Cook 602 G. Warriner 600. Singles over 230-- Ed. Andrews 339; J. Read 315 W. Cornish 306; J. Witherspoon 296 Al Cawker 288, 260; D. Freeman 287 Gord Goode 279; B. Young 275 Gord Mark 230, 264; M. Rints 252 C. Boyd 250; A. Menzies 247 D. Carnegie 261, 236, 239 C. Butson 239; J. Cook 236 Ww. Graham 234; R. Owen 233 High Triple--Al Cawker 747 Annual Crop Improvemer Meeting : * The Annual Meeting of the Ontario County Soil and Crop Improvement Association is being held -in the Le- gion Hall, Uxbridge, on Wednesday December 9, beginning at 10.80 p.m. The morning programme will be de- voted largely 'to reports on the vari- ous tests and demonstrations of field crops that were carired out in the County during the year. Over 100 different farmers took part in the various tests, demonstrations, and high yield projects that were carried on this year. The programme covers approximately 100 acres. ding, the Crop Improvement Associa- tion is providing a complimentary lunch 'at noon. The afternoon pro- gramme will feature a talk by Dr. Bert Matthews, Soils Department, 0.A.C. Guelph, His talk. will deal with the various plant food nutrients heeded in plant growth. He will em- phasize the importance of nitrogen & organic matter in our soil. Another highlight of the afternoon programme will be the announcement of the winners in the Ontario County Pasture Competition, and the presen- tation. of prizes to the winners. Plans will also be made for carrying out next year's Soil and Crop Improve- ment programme, - All farmers inter- ested in Crop Improvement work are invited to attend. For the convenience of those atten- MAGAZINES FOR CHRISTMAS The year round gift! See THE PORT PERRY STAR [0 FUEL one TIES a ia IF IT'S FUEL OIL YOUNEED ~=~AY ITS BEST-~ ey GIVE US A CALL, DO THE REST} Gord. A. Prentice; raungl TRADE \ g AGENT - Phone YUkon 5-2572 PORT PERRY ONTARIO /NOTICE customers at our Stores. customers. 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