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bag 2 NEN AAR 5 Terman uirsbaasdaidn x5 a 2--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, 1962 Seagrave On Wednesday evening the West Group of the U.C.W. put on a Variety Supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds. Forty guests were served a bountiful meal, after which the male portion of the company wat- ched the Maple Leafs defeat the Black Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MacTaggart. Mrs. C. Tait is visiting friends in "Toronto during the Easter Holiday. | A better than average congregation attended the Easter Service, in Sea- grave United Church, on Sunday. The church was beautifully decorated with Easter lilies and baskets of Chrysan- themums. The choir sang as anthems "This Holy City" and a "Dutch Easter Carol", both numbers were much ap- preciated. Rev. McNeil took as his subject "The Gospel of the Resurrec- tion", founded on the text from I Corinthians 15-1. The Service on Friday evening was well attended. It gave added mean- ing to the days commemorating the death and resurrection of our Saviour. Fire at Seagrave Apparently some people do not know the chances they take when starting a grass fire, especially with a high wind blowing. This danger was well demonstrated on Sunday af- ternoon, when a fire was started on the south side of the Nonquon Creek, near the road, south of Seagrave corner. Fanned by high wind it was soon racing out of control over the fields and up the hill. The fire reels from Port Perry arrived, followed by a fleet of cars. They were able to keep the fire from a garage and pile _ of lumber. on the hillside, but could do nothing to check the grass fire, which finally burned out in bush on the top of the hill to the east. After travelling over a good number of acres. Fortunately there were no buildings in its path, or this story would have had a very sorrowful ending. Surely this will be a warning to others to NEVER start a fire with- out' ample protection. We believe in Reach Township a permit is required. Cedar Creek I Suggitt. __On_ Saturday afternoon a small Ashburn Mrs. Jas, Langstaff, of Richmond Hill, and Mrs. Fred Durdan, of Nia- gara Falls visited at the home of their brother Mr. John Miller during the week end. Miss Margaret Fisher accompanied her girl friend from Whitby to Ot- tawa for the week-end. Lynda Kyte, Mary Bradburn and Joan Good work girls! The O.N.O. Club met at the home of Joan Graham, Thursday evening, with 22 ladies present. A cancer film will be shown in September. The club will assist at a Polio Clinic in May and will cater to a wedding in July. . Roll call was answered by a gift of clothing for the Children's Aid. Games and contests were enjoyed and lunch served. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Porrill, parents of Mr. Pat Porrill who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porrill, California were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Porrell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mountjoy were Wednesday guests of Mrs. Cecil Fer- guson, Newcastle, Mrs. Cecil Hill and Mr. Roy Fer- guson were week-end guests of their brother Rev. Merrill and Mrs. Fer- guson in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dayes, Oshawa. Miss Marian Carnaghan, Brooklin and Mr. Chas. Andrews, Port Perry were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes. Congratulations to Miss Doreen VanCamp who has been appointed as part time teacher and missionary in India for a three year period, Approximately 110 attended the Father and Son Banquet in the Re- | creation Centre Saturday night, the supper being served by the Mothers Auxiliary. After the "Queen", Can- ton at Haydon and called on Mrs. Wm. ' McLaughlin in Oshawa Hospital onl Sunday. a Blackstock Holy Communion was administered in St. John's Church Thursday. even- ing with Canon Ashmore preaching a fine sermon on "The Institution of the Lord's Supper". Following this the W.A. with some guests from South Nestleton, Cadmus and 'the United Church met in the Parish Hall. Here they enjoyed pictures on "Jesus Christ The Light of the World" and an interesting commentary read by Mrs. Ashmore. A dainty lunch was served by the Anglican ladies and a pleasant hour of visiting was spent. Good Friday services were held in both churches Friday morning with a fair attendance in each. At Sunday morning service in St. John's Church where the Sacrament of Holy Communion was again ad. ministered, the children turned in their Lenten offerings, which this year are to be used to assist in building a new church in Hong Kong. : Canon Ashmore delivered a splen- /.. WHEN YOU JUST EASILY did sermon, A large number of chairs had to be brought in to accomodate the con- gregation in the United Church. the Resurrection. A combined regu- lar and HiC choir sang a lovely An- them "Christ the Saviour is Risen", Synday morning. A very interesting Thanksgiving Rev. | Romeril delivered a fine sermon on Mr. and Mrs. Glen VanCamp and boys, Port Perry with Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanCamp and Arthur; Mr. Merlin Bailey, Montreal with his mother Mrs, Velva Bailey; Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Yellowlees and family Solina, with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer; Mr. C. Turner with friends in Winchester. Mr. Norman McNally, Colborne and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright enjoyed cause they were enjoying the week- nd elsewhere. | we i This is also the month of roll call. the plant sale. We shall appreciate, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ashbridge and S¢eds, roots, bulbs, shrubs or young boys sped to Toronto for their Easter Plants: dinner with Don's sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Manns enjoyed a week-end in Batavia and Buffalo, We believe Linda Heayn received her Easter chickens in the form of and highway. Please attach tags to your contribution, giving name of item and a price. This will avoid much delay, We see Peel Construction has ar- rived back in Port Perry and work will soon be going strong on streets Hawks, on T.V. "The ladies enjoyed a \ on Ashmore said Grace. The toast to | Service was held by the United Church | the conducted bus tour of Washington, | chicken-pox. Cb ' trip to Florida, by Movie Camera = Mr. Warner Lynde, of Brooklin (1g fathers was made by Mark Mal- Women fn the C. E. Centre Tuesday | D.C.; Mr. Rupert Byers, Bowmanyille,| The Port Perry area surely had its : film, as taken and commented on by spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' colm and Neil Malcolm replied, Toast evening with 82 ladies present and a| with Mr. and Mrs. Leith Byers; Mr. | share of fires last week. Mr. Stich- AR ) (weit Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Boe. Frank Lynde. - | to the sons was proposed by Ivan great many of them taking some part. | Bob Smith, Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. | man, on the Rodman farm, who has D J - They left Seagrave Feb, Zud, with Mw. and Mts. Lawrences Doble, Lau. Thompson and Douglas Metcalf re-| The bake sale after the close of the| Chas. Smith and Oliver; Mr. and Mrs. | already had a large share of misfor- CR clothes their thermometer registering 30° be- rel and Chris, of Toronto, were Satur- plied. meeting went over well and substan- | F. Hepburn, Oshawa, with Miss Gert- | tune, lost his barn on Tuesday. Later A : dry low "zero, travelling southward day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Doug. The honoured guest of the evening, tial returns were realized by Unit #1.| rude Henry and Melville and Doris |in the week Mr. Geo. Freeman Sr., better . i ! 3 y through the Atlantic States, the cli- las Ashton. | Mr. Geo. Lane, Port Perry Scout Holiday visitors:-- Mr. and Mrs, | Griffen. had a grass fire which gave some an- : . mate grew warmer, and gradually Miss Betty Greer, of Brooklin spent Master, who gave a good talk to the Norman Dysart, Fort William with Mr. and Mrs. Art Rustin and boys xiety for awhile. 4 Electrically] their winter ature was replaced by the week-end with Diane Fisher. | boys and also led in a sing song. Geo. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. McArthur and| Port Credit and Miss Jean Ford, Tor- The Head U.C.W. will meet at the 2 your lighter clothing and we found them Mr. George Dunbar and daughter,' Wolfe gave a report of the year's Ardis; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poole, | onto with Mrs. R. Ford. home of Beryl Pearce in Port Perry decile among gorgeous flowers and fruit in of Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. J. Billinger "Cubbing" and Blake Gunter report- Tommy and Anne, Don Mills with Mr. M d Mrs. G ¢ Murr alon Wednesday evening of May 2nd. dothes dryer the usual holiday garb. land family, of Scarboro, were week-'ed on "Scouting" for the year, and ,nq Mrs. Gordon Strong and family; We: ey os % gor ii bare Since this is family month, it was The pictures were, on the whole,' and visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred presented crests to the Hockey team, Mz; and Mrs. Ceryl Gibson, Montreal; i > rena \ hy p F considered fitting to request each ~ Saves Work! very lovely, the colours bright and Aghton. Paul Rahm best camper for-1960, pre- p,. and Mrs. Rosworth Staniland, Mr. horn AA give eA | os io oy member to bring a picture of her EY . clear. They gave those of us, who Mrs. Raymond Taylor and Nancy sented Ray Mountjoy, best camper for and. Mrs. Ronald Green, Scott and 8 0 a OY TAY arents, singly or together, for the must stay home, a very good idea of : | 1961. With 1 1 troph : lor; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Endicott and ; the pleasure of a winter holiday in 2 spending the week with Mrs. \ th 8 plaque, also & OPhY Bruce, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. boys, Peterboro, with Mr. and Mrs. lolly fuze ladies ox ee od yp] ri Taylor's parents at Bloomfield. which he may keep for one year. " George Staniland; Dr. and Mrs. John Elgin Gray and family; Mr. and Mrs. tt ee Jadies express ©) Mr. Walter Anderson, of Toronto,! Victor Malcolm thanked the ladies Werry and 'Anne, Bowmanville, Mrs, Stan Rahm and Paul with Mr. and |8 : : appreciation lo Mr. & Mrs. Boe. 00 yj, parents Mr .and Mrs. Nor-| for the splendid Supper and Mrs. Harold Werry and Marion, Toronto, ; ra H i Easter Sunday guests with Mr. and Huds lied. Eveni losed with ..: Mrs. Bruce Watt, Oshawd; Mrs. Edna | IL i Mrs. J. S. MacFarl : e M - 4 man Anderson on Sunday. u son rep/ie - lvening closed With ith Mr, and Mrs. Rupert Werry and Gibson, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. x u PR. «lS DAACORIANG Were Mr. and the "Queen". Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ferguson | porcv Walters and d ughter, Oshawa. 18 i Mrs. Reid MacFarlane and Leuecen, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Samells and d famil d Mis. R. D d ercy alters aug ) ar | ] also Miss Lorna Dure, all of Toronto irls, Osh h k-end BY on ors. Roy and my) | MI: and Mrs. Bruce Gibson and son i 1 00 ff G ] ee ha, : girls, Oshawa spent the week-end Toronto, with Messrs. Roy and Bill : . oo ila : . 0 als. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Tristran, Glenn Blaclsstock with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Samells. Ferguson and the Lloyd Wriehi. of Port Hope with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil u and Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Fleming . There was-an excellent attendance aa Bn y TIghts; | Gibson and family. | H Robb of Scarboro were with Mr. and (Crowded out last week) at the United Clarch Sunday morn. Mita a Fuudes, ucodls, Yin Xa 5 SATIN 30 off Ots. : 5 1 ' ' ) Mrs. H. Eagleson on Sunday. a Sympathy is extended Mr. T. Hor; ing when 48 Guides and Brownies with oy Mr. be Poy i Wie "i 1 ) is EME i. Mr. 'and Mrs. W. Keen and Brian to) on the death of his brother in Sim-! their leaders attended the service. oie Mrg Sorarrel Carley and An. Scu 0 News Tr ROLLER & TRAY SETH... renee 97¢ n visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Wallace coe, whose funeral he attended. -The Choir sang the Anthem "Blessed teh <a } q g g ; J i in Bolton on Saturday. 'Sympathy is extended Mrs. B. Van is he who cometh in the Name of the " Waitey, Sith " aM Mis, Olav ; 8' x 12" PLASTIC DRQEF CLOTH, NOW .....ooovvvrevrsnnrinnn 66¢ 3 Mrs. Trotter of Preston was the Ryswyk, Messrs Manus and Harry Lord". Rev. Romeril gave a splen- Snes Marky ge ri ox Our lovely Easter weel-end Drongit i SILICONE SLICK SHAY, Now 16 0z. ........o.coeuu..n.... $1.49 guest of Miss Hiscox for the Easter yanderhuel on the death of their bro-' did sermon on "He Honours the Ass" hp y " many pleasures such as very pleasant |8 > n anderhuel on the dea Be field b ith Mr. E RPT : JAPALAC AMEL, 16 0Z. voooveeeeeeeeeeeeenennns $1.29 week-end. "ther in Holland and dwelt on the fact that God has a consiie Quebec with Mr. Everett | weather, inspiring church services and |i y ~ ther in and. Trewin; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner and visits with old friends. H L] Among others at their homes here : - use far all people no matter how - 3 3 - y : . . -Msds Chas. Smith, J. A. McArthur, girls with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gunter| The Good Friday service in "Head |¥ [] for the weck-end or on Sunday were: G. Marlow, R. Mountjoy, K. Samells,' humble or obscure they may be. and Laura Jo, Napanee; Mr. and Mrs. | M i" y eran a I] n Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sweetman and. nn . i I. Eleven girls we esented with ,. ' 3 Sra «| Memorial" was well attended an i - family of Oshawa; Mr. and Mys, W. © Larmer, R. Larmer and G Hill at- /ST00 B08 BED, Brssented Wilbert Archer with Mr. and Mrs.|much appreciated. The Sunday ser- e SALE ENDS JUNE 2 e i Ne y : v bil '. tended the W. I. workshop in Hampton g1 . ges. Elmeér Archer and famil Whitb . 3 d dr d : . 1] Fishley and Donald of Brooklin; Mr +01 Mr. and Mrs, Fred T db Ys Yi | vice too, elevated us and restored our H and Mrs. H. Strong of Port Verey The team from 1st Blackstock Girl oe Ea > iy piu . ~ Mr. Gordon Paisley at his home in| faith as we continually require its re- | 8 : . u Mr. and Nis, John Groves of Toronto; Gutoes under Ck hed of Mrs. M- Enniskillen Sunday. a teva 'Dunnville; Misses Doreen VanCamp, | freshment. i B 7 i : a Co ' Byers stood third fn the Leonar ro- | . oq oo Aurora; Joyce - Graham, Brooklin,| It was like a breath of Spri L k S L h C L d i : oy . A J pring to -- B Miss Carol Butt and His dagen Con phy competition sponsored by Bt. B Ms oh hs. Aleved ya) an Brenda Dunsmoor, Gertrude Henry again look upon the smiling faces of ake cugoy umoer 0. i . H 3 ; Mr. s. R. - ' , arr . tos ; : ' maker and Wayne of Port Perry John's Ambulance. This team rei Mr hi ra BY guests of 4 Doris Griffin, Toronto, Catherine | Mrs. Ashton, Reta Rodman, Flora H PHONE 985-7391 ve PORT PERRY, ONT : Mr. and Mrs. G. Ewen and Rev. 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