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v FUN RAE WEE RAAA L R Ror L W Sha J ARH y es A & id The Port Perry Public School students 'who performed the Operetta "Tom Sawyer" last Monday evening at the school are to be congratulated on their fine performance. The completely filled auditorium were delighted and showed their approval with long applause. At the completion of the operetta, Mr. Public School Students Perform Operetta "Tom Sawyer" PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 80th, 1964 -- 18 . 5 ' var Y : vs VLAN v CATT NALS SEP 500 SIT PEEP SEF, fbb aid LO Cornish, principal, called Mrs. Grace Hastings to the platform and paid her tribute for the splendid job she had done in direct- ing the operetta. Mrs. Hastings, who is the music teacher at the school is retiring next year. --Staff Photo GREENBANK NEWS The subject of the sermon on Sunday morning was "Financ- ing the Church" and the min- ister pointed out the right and wrong methods of doing this which should be very helpful, Next Sunday is "Rural Life Sunday." Several Greenbank ladies attended the Spring Bonnet Tea and Bazaar held at Sea-| grave on Saturdy afternoon. Mrs, C. Ward is spending a few days with her daughter and husband, Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Parr and is also attending the golden wedding of her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dusty and children spent Sunday at Valentia with Mr, and Mrs, Bob Snoddon. Congratualtions to Mr. and Mrs. Snoddon on the arrival of their chosen daughter, Sharon Marie. Mr. H. Phoenix made a busi- ness trip to Montreal during the week-end. Mrs. Mavis Beare and child- ren of Buffalo accompanied by Mrs, Elsie Beare of Port Perry were visitors at Church Sunday morning, Mrs. E. Tait is off duty for a few days with a case of measles. Anyone wishing to . donate good, used clothing to the U.C. W. bale please leave it at the home of Mrs. R, Dusty by May 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Craig of Toronto spent Sunday with Mrs. Alice Phoenix and Jean. The final dance of the season was held in the Hall on Satur- day evening, During the passed week the following ladies did the annual canvas for funds for the Can- adian Cancer Society: Mrs. S. Foster, Mrs. K. Rodd, Mrs. H. Phoenix, and Mrs. E., L. Hook. Donations amounted to $60.00. CAWRER BROS. Sliced Bacon - 1's .. 5g Prime Rib Roast ........ "6% Home Cured Beef Tongues " 35° FREE Town DELIVERY Every Morning Until 11 O'Clock. ORO O 080 09080 AEA 09% 4% 4% Se 4 4% 4 : : {9090600060600 0000000000000000000000PP00O0PO 0 302583897 XO N/ ® ® ® ® O ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® 2) ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® v4 \Y ; Port Perry United Church ANNIVERSARY SERVICE # Sunday, May3, llam. DR. E. S. LAUTENSCHLAGER Principal of Emmanuel College, Former R.C.A.F. Chaplain, First President of Huntington College Will Preach. ; -- EVERYONE WELCOME -- 0 120 4% 479% 4% 420-47 +2 + eo" <"a at th 2 10 oe a 020200020 3208000808000000000 4 OTe 0% 0% 0h te 4% 4%, O00 BOBO A | which it is hoped will be an 'the controller of Metropolitan Miss Helen Downey of Ot- tawa was a week-end guest with g t M th Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hook. cou 0 ers Church Parad 0 Elect Officers | The April meeting of the | Scout Mothers' Auxiliary was held Monday, April 20th at Luella Kennedy's home with seventeen ladies present, The Pres. Mrs. Ruby Wil- liams presided, opening the meeting by the ladies repeating ( Continued) Ronnie Taylor and Ricky Bal- lard and Cub Paul Taylor. Taking part in the service of worship were: Rev. E., S. Lin- stead, Rev. H. M. Buntain, Rev. 0. Orr, and J. H,, Brown. The address by Rev. Linstead, based the "Scout Mothers' Promise". A lengthy business session fol- lowed. One mation made and passed was, henceforth any time the Scout Mothers or Guide Mothers plan on using the hall, dishes or equipment (tables, chairs, ete.) they are to notify Mr. Joe Draper, Mrs. Don Gray or Mrs. Jean McDermott of their intentions, thereby elimin- ating any further misunder- standings. As this is the end of the Auxiliary year, a past Presi- dent, Mrs. George Lane, pre- sented Ruby with her "Gold Pin" in appreciation of her year's work. Ruby in return expressed her thanks to the Auxiliary. The new president Mrs. Jean McDermott outlined a few plans for the coming year, all lead- ing to the same project, new camp equipment for Scouts & Cubs, to replace all that was lost to vandalism last year at the old camp site. The first affair will be an "Amway" demonstration at the Scout Hall, Monday, May 11th at 8.30 p.m. Coffee and cookies will be served. Everyone wel- come. Slate of Officers for 1964-65: Past Pres.--Ruby Williams President--Jean McDermott 1st vice pres.--Alma Reesor 2nd vice pres.--Donna VanCamp 3rd vice pres.--Joy Ballard Sec'y--Margaret Michie Treas.--Freeda Cochrane Banquet Con.--Annie Wakeford Phone Com.--Irene Murray Joy Ballard Cards & Flowers-- Annie Spears upon the Guide and Scout Motto, "Be Prepared" was most appropriate. A choir of Guides under the "DANCING direction of Mrs. Grace Hast- ings, accompanied by Miss Gloria Hastings rendered two anthems and added greatly to the service. Following the service, all groups formed up behind the band for the return march to the Arena area, at which point they were dismissed. SOON Sun Valley Pavilion SEAGRAVE ° LIVE BANDS eo Sincere appreciation is offer- ed to all those people who had a part in planning for and as- sisting in staging this very successful parade and service, OLD TIME AND MODERN DANCING annual event." Special thanks] - should go to Chief Cameron] ]j for his excellent arrangements for traffic control during the parade period, * * * Friday evening, four carloads of people from Port Perry at- \/ tended the gathering at St. |} James Anglican Diocese Centre where three Port Perry girls received their Gold Cord Certi- ficates. They are Guides Ca- therine Jefford and Susanne MacMaster, of the 1st Port Sunny Brae Golf Course Pay as you play, $1.00 for 9 holes, $1.50 for 18 holes, plus 5c. per game for insurance. Please call 985-2076 for information regarding season's tickets. New and used clubs for sale. Lessons available by appointment. SHB NT Hie Fife Shi Sire Shlee iie aaa A SSIES ni Tre y Bie > Poe iii i Te LST NTN Perry Co. and Ranger Eunice Roach of the 1st' Port Perry Ranger Co. Mrs. William Allen, wife of |- Toronto, presented the certifi- cates to the 88 Guides, Rangers NOTICE RE | Port Perry Public School and Cadets from Metropolitan Toronto and Central Areas, The guest speaker was Miss Helen Sylvas, Commissioner for Metropolitan Toronto. Her | topic was how the Gold Cord] prepares girls for adulthood. Eunice Roach, of Port Perry, thanked Miss Sylvas on behalf -the KINDERGARTEN Parents who are planning to send Children to please register the child on or before MAY 9th. Send the child's name and date of birth to the School or Telephone 985-2591. Children who will be Five years of Age in the CLASS in September, of all the Gold Cord Guides, || Music was provided by al Guide Choir, under the direc- tion of Miss) Donna Haley. The ceremony was closed with Taps. ROBERT ARCHER Calendar Year 1964 are eligible. 'Chairman, Public School Board. R. H. CORNISH Principal pr