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8 THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 38rd, 1961 BROOKLIN NEWS St. Thomas" Church The kind of murder most people to- day must fear is military murder, de- clared Rev. Reginald Stackhouse in St. Thomas Church, Brooklin, on Sun- day, July 30. In a sermon on the 6th of the Ten Commandments, he argued that in a nuclear war it would be im- possible to avoid taking the 'lives of countless innocent and defenceless people. "War is no longer a duel be- tween fighting forces but a massive movement of destruction that engulfs the whole population. He points out that it was necessary for the West to have nuclear weapons in order to deter potential enemies from using them, but argued that their unbelievably monstrous threat to: humanity shows the great moral to-day should summon men to deeper ancient commandment with a new sense of urgency, This threat may work to the good of mankind if the fear of destruction impels us to pre- serve the peace. Mr. Stackhouse, suggested thre ways by which Christians could secure this goal which has become' essential for man's future, The first is the de- sire for peace which belief in Jesus Christ should mean. For Christian nations and citizens this means the abrogation of war as a means of pol- iey, and its use solely-as a means of defence. Secondly, belief in Jesus Christ reveals that the cause of war is root- ed in the sin of man, and can be er- adicated only by moral transforma- tion. Thirdly, Christians have been shown clearly the way to peace is the way of God, and the great crisis of the world -- A hb REFEREE ol MA MERE PAAR F TE TAMER ATES FIST . . oF -School, THAT 5 A +} Bho bhi dedi Mrs. Fred Ashton. Sunday School and Church Services were held in Burn's Church" on Sun. day, July 30th at 10.16 a.m, and 7.30 pm. Mr. W. Perry had charge of the evening service and Mrs. D. Ash- ton sang a solo. During the month of August Rev. E. S. Linstead of Port Perry will be here while Mr, [erry is on holidays. Miss Vera Leach; Mrs. A. Paynter; Mrs. R. Taylor; Mrs? Calrence Bry- ant and daughters 'enjoyed the bus trip sponsored by the Brooklin Horti- cultural Society, to the Edwards Gar- dens on Wednesday afternoon. Win Swimming Award Larry Skerratt at student of two years standing at the Prince Albert this week obtained his offi- cial Red Cross Senior swimming bad- ge at Pine Ridge Park with excellent R33. he od SE Couple married the longest, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston; Couple most re- cently married, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell; Youngest child present, Lor- na Ferguson; Ladies with the most pennies in her purse, Mrs. Bruce Tay- lor, Solina; one naming their ances- tors, Ian Ferguson. Stuart and Helen then conducted a fine program of sports with win- ners as follows: Running Races, Child- ren under five--Cheryl Wright and Lawrence Taylor; 5 to 7 yrs.--Brian Mountjoy and Judy Mountjoy; Ladies shoe kick -- Mrs; Dalton Dorrell; Gent's shoe kick--Merrill and Grant Ferguson (tied); throwing ball in basket--Murs., Grant Ferguson: Gents Nail driving -- Bruce Montgomery; Ladies Nail driving -- Mrs. Everard Sanderson;" Sack race -- boys, Brian Mountjoy; Shoe secramble--girls, Nan- cy Dorrell; Girls ball throw--Nancy Dorrell; Men's ball throw -- Stuart Dorrdl; Chair relay race Z- Nancy Dorrell, Judy Mauntjoy, Leanne Dor- rvell, Heather Dorrell, Cheryl Wright, lan Ferguson; Boys shoe kick--Brian DYMOND Come and Have Fun at the || ' Prime Rib Roast Beef AN | wt | Blade & Short Rib Roast Beef .. 49°" Fresh Young Beef Liver ....... 45°" Fresh Lamb TOWN DELIVERY "EVERY UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK YUkon 53-2221 "The Family Butcher" CR LC RIN FREE MORNING # PORT PERRY CINTA SI AAT TOD C--O C--O) |_| ---- Mountjoy; Lady with birthday nearest picnic--Mrs. Murray Byers; Gent-- Mr. Chas, Smith. need our generation has to heed this commitment. marks. Larry has been assistant teaching instructor at that park this summer and has shown hig ability both in his teaching and in his athletic lead- Ladies Soft Ball Throw-- LEASK FAMILY RE-UNION RE LL : | Ruby Dusty - or Summer Clearance Sale Continued from Front Page Men's Soft Ball Throw-- S y asked to keep up to date the Leask Barry Beare ership, } cugoqg GREENWOOD Family Tree and bring it to the picnic The remainder of the afternoon was Skerratt is an all round athlete. There will be no Sunday School at - He won the athletic award at his the Head for the first two Sundays in August in order that the staff and loyal scholars may be free to take It was suggested we send to Mr. John Leasks Ux- cach year. a card of remembrance Leask, Myrtle, Mr. Tom spent swimming and a few were able : school this year; he plays hockey for to stay for their supper meal as well. the Uxbridge Bantams; hockey for the Epsom Bantams and baseball for PARK There were 145 invitations sent out bridge, and Mr. Frank Leask, Black-} 000 ie a large area including . an extensive trip if they wish. (ON HIGHWAY 7, 5 MILES : ) water (all over 90 years of age). poy it a Ouebee. Saskatchewan and the Port Perry Bantams in the capa- The picnic at the Gerrow farm on Pe 3 Ay el Wilh ret Deh MEAT yet, Queer, Saskaiche city of Catcher. Sunday was attended by approx, 50] WEST OF BROOKLIN) SHOPPE he oldest lady present was Mrs. | ooo m0 Leask Families from aiileties mre nol Wis Shlv TAREE." unday was attended by apy . Frank Leask, Blackwater. The old- Scotland have been in Canada for a Ajecy ae ) y ° | residents of the Head. We were > em ee ieee FO x for Larry has led the bass section in the Prince Albert school choir. for the past two years. Larry will be attending Port Perry pleased to have our old friends, Mr. and-Mrs. Chas. Wilson with us again. The weather co-operated and after a bounteous meal and chat, games and races took over. Shoe throwing win- 2 ners were Roy Gerrvow, Lee Cawker, AUG. 12 Arnold Heayn, Joyce Heayn and Don B Gerrow. Running scores went to } m < + est man was Mr. Billy" MeCully, Black- © water. Laura Leask (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Leask, Oshawa) was the youngest baby. The driver } : who drove the farthest distance was High School in the fall, Mr. Ted Ratcliffe of Toronto and the person with a birthday the closest to As u } this date was Cathy Stone, Saintfield. A i F il "Fhe Roel were conducted by M 3 Ferguson ami Y a ] Picnic few years attended this year, We were pleased to have them with us. Port Perry ON) (SDD |) ES DD) |) ED |) a) | - . and Mrs. Howard Stiver; Cathy and Allan, of Unionville, were Sun- day visitors with Mrs, W. A. Kerr. Mrs. M. Sparks is spending a month old Heayn and. Jimmy Gerrow and Sandra Hesley., "Of course the little Ewart Leask, John Leask, and Hugh Dobson. The following people won Carol Wilson and Linda Heayn, Arn- - (If Rain--Plan for AUG. 19) prizes. : =| with Mr. and Mrs.- Chas. Porter and : ones all received awards for their ef- 3 yr. and under--Bobby Stone family, of Winnipeg. : Forty-six of the Ferguson clan ga- | forts and also enjoyed balloons. The ® 5-yr-and under--Valerie Sweetman | , M ' and Mrs. Nelson Ashton visited thered in the community park, Caes-| 3-legged race showed good team work . on top qual ity . . 9 yr. and inder--Patsy Edwards | Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry, of Ep-| area for the 24th annual Picnic. Swim- | between Jimmy Gerrow and his fa. G " we > 11 yr. and under--Bill_Edwards som on Saturday evening. ming and visiting were first on the| ther. The minute race proved good ames m 13 yr. and under--Jim Stone Mrs. Russell Batten and Judith and | progeam. After a bountiful supper] timing between Jimmy and his mo- : i 13. yr. and over--Jim Stone Mrs. Luther Bradley are spending a | had been partaken of Lloyd Wright, | ther. Herk and Leona Barry should Rid ' 3-legged race--John Leask and wicok at Rev. C. Nelson's camp at president, conducted the business.| be good at building a house because 1 es Minutes were read and treasurer's re- port given. Grant Ferguson, Toronto, reported on the picnic held in Strat- ford, July 4th. Decided to meet with they proved their ability in hammer- ing nails. Among the children Jim. my G. and Lee Cawker excelled with the nails. Barry: Beare ! Hall's Lake near Minden. Jahn Leask & Mr. and Mrs. W. Brillinger and fa- mily, of Scarboro; Mr. George Dun- race- Beare' Wheel-barrow Barry Races Buy now on special 'blue coal' - Ladies Shoe Kick--Betty Stone bur and daughter Mary, of Guelph, : Swimming followed on the : C. i "esoaind save! Men's Shor Kick-- Willie - Stone were week-end visitors with Mr. and the Western group next year on the | new sand beach. | ) Horseshoes 3 a ] first Wednesday of July. Officers Many who would have attended TT BR A pe A "appointed" "for "this district == Pres; | were--enjoying - themselves at. .previ- Fr. ET. PTT. Lo BS Save money| You get big special dis. [ROSAS NASAAR AR KR ARKR ER ERA] ously planned functions, including the count by ordering now/------------------ RRR ARR FARRER SERS RRR SERA font Ferguson; Sec'y Earl Dorrell; bi 5 reasurer Mrs. Murray Byers; Com- wedding of Barbara Love where the Ashbridges 'were guests. 2. Save worry! No big winter bills, Buy fiow--pay later on easy installments! Enterfainment mittee to work with Western & Baste ern groups--Mrs. Cecil Hill and Mr,| Mrs. Harold Harris of Montreal Prizes 3. Save time! No last minute rush~you Roy Ferguson. Prizes were given to | visited recently at the home of her : : can have next winter's coal safe In your | those coming the farthest, Mr. and (brother Earl Reader and the rest of FOR YOUNG AND O = ! tod : : Ber HL ; - PA 2 LD bin now! ° THE OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM 9 TO 5 P.M., Mrs. Everard Sanderson, Hespler; | her family in Port Perry and Oshawa. 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