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all oo 4 12 - PORT PERRY STAR A parr ------" Ta Ba SIAR JE x | The district of Ontario South ran Women's Institute held their Vol annual meeting in Brooklin ot iB Township Hall on Tues.,, May iy! 30th. Wi Mrs. N. Payne, Provincial AN Board Director of Federated oR Women's Institutes of Ontario nH brought greetings from the 54 board and in her report stressed the fact that education is a con: tinuing process. "If we are too old to learn we are just too old". She urged that all bran. ches make use of the many ser- vices available through short courses, Local Leader Courses and forums provided free by the Department of Agriculture and Food. Women's Institute branches make use of the many services available through short courses, Local Leader Courses and for- ums provided free by the De- partment of Agriculture and Food. Women's Institute branches have been organized in North- ern Canada to help the Indian and Eskimo population of this country to obtain a fuller and richer life. Mrs. Payne stated that Mrs. Adelaide Hunter a gy A FSS a x ~~ 4 yg Ni 3 0 » } 3 ' + South On Hold Annual Meeting WE . -- Thursday, June 8th, 1967 tario W.I. Economist of York and Ontario Counties reported an increase in the number of 4-H Clubs and Club membership year, and an increased interest by senior Institutes in their courses. A millinery project "Hats for You" had been well attended and a great variety of hats were on display. Mrs. R. Holman of Brooklin commented on the materials, styles and work required in making hats, as well as the satisfaction which results. Miss Stewart announced that a forum "Baking with Yeast" will be available later this year. Mrs. N.fl Payne, Provincial Board Director presided at the election and installation of of- ficers. Mrs. N. Payne, Provincial Board Director, presided at the election and installation of of- ficers. The following is the slate of officers for 1967 - 1968. Past Pres.--Mrs. S. Cawker, Nestleton, R.R. 1 Pres.--Mrs. M. Annis, Brougham Institute was one of the Wor men named in the Expo Honor Roll, and June 17th will be Women's Institute day at Expo. Mrs. A. Jackson and Mrs. R. Holman of Brooklin Branch were in charge of registration of delegates. After assembly singing led by Mrs. H. Arksey and Mrs. E, Croxall, members were wel comed by Mrs. D. Devolin, Vice President who wished that all might have a happy and pro: fitable day. Mrs. M. Annis, District Pre- sident called on Conveners of Standing Committees for their reports. The reports show that a very active year had just con- cluded. Donations to hospitals, sponsoring foster children, lea- ders of 4-H Clubs, contributions to scholarships, organizations and Centennial projects were a few of the many activities re- ported. After a delicious luncheon by the ladies of Brooklin branch a short memorial service for members who had passed away during the year was conducted by Mrs. A. Jackson, ------ Hoodless, fouider of Women's. 59 Windsor Ave., Ajax 2nd Vice Pres.--Mrs. H. Crawford, Greenwood Sec. Treas.--Mrs. L. Parrott, Oshawa, RR. 1 Asst. Sec.--Mrs. as. McCreight, Box 113, Stouffville Public Relations Officer--Mrs. R. A. Smith, 909 Bayview Ave., Whitby Federated Rep.--Mrs. S. Cawker; Nestleton, R.R. 1 Alternate Rep.--Mrs. Wm. Brown, Locust Hill, R.R. 1 District Delegate--Mrs. J. Ianson, Greenwood i Alternate Delegate--Mrs. E. Tate, Greenwood Conveners of Standing Com.-- A. Agriculture and Canadian Industries--Mrs. H. Wotten, Nestleton, R.R. 1. Mrs. M. Mowbray, Brooklin, RR. 1 C. Historical Research and Current Events--Mrs. J. Mackness, 5 Beatty Rd., Ajax D. Home Economics and Health --Mrs. F. Byer, 333- Main St. Stouffville : g ate 1 Ee a during the' "Ist Vice Pres--Mrs. D. Devolin, B. Citizenship and Education-- 0h Lg ¢ EA » '5 Set 4 » . a MR a A Aad kA a RN & Ye Large Crowd Watch Horse Show At Brooklin gathered to view the many heavy and light horses that were The above photo pictures three of the heavy horses that were shown at Brooklin Fair last Saturday afternoon. The horse show at the Fair was a big success and a large crowd shown. Spring Fair Nestleton, RR. 1 Resolution--Mrs. E. Britton, ----Claremont---------- ARD.A. Rep.--Mrs. Couper- waithe, Uxbridge, RR. 3 Mrs. S. Cawker expressed the thanks of all members to the re- tiring Sec.-Treas. Mrs. Wm. Her- on for her many services to all branches during her six years in office. Mrs. C. McCulloch, Myrtle re- ported for the Courtesy Com- mittee, thanking the Brooklin branch as hosts, and all others whose help provided a pleasant and profitable day: . THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 11th -- TRINITY III, 9.45 a.m.--Morning Prayer Church School ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, JUNE 11th -- TRINITY III. 11:15 a.m.-- Morning Prayer. Centennial Corner (Continued) The activities start at 1. p.m. with the Parade forming up in the Public School area, moving down Queen St. to the lakefront (Water St.) where the Floats (and there are lots of .them) will be parked and on display for the afternoon. Trophies (and there are 6) will be pre-. sented to the winning entries in 6 categories. For the children there will be prizes awarded for the best decorated tricycle, Bi- cylee, Doll Carriage and Wagon appearing in the parade. Tro- phies for the parade have been donated by interested business and organizations. (A list will appear later). At 2.00 p.m. the main park activities will commence with the Water Sports directed by the Yacht Club to include the following:--Canoe Races, double Jr. and Sr. Classes; Log Rolling, an open event; Pram races, Jr. and Sr. classes. While this is going on, at ap- prox. 2.15 the first of 2 ball games will be played at the main ball' diamond. Public 1867 to 1967 theme with table and chairs at each end to add to your further enjoyment. The parade trophies will be presented at the Dance and the Arena addition will be officially opened. \ A Centennial Church Service of all denominations will be held at the Lakefront Park at 11.00 a.m., Sunday, July 2nd. The co-operation of most chur- ches in Port Perry makes this interdenominational service pos- sible. The Centennial choir will be in attendance. This service should be a fitting tribute to the splendid co-operation your Cen tennial Committee has had from all the organizations and groups working together to make this a memorable week .in Port Perry. Next Centennial Committee meeting, Wed., June 14th, 9.00 p.m. at Town Offices. Please note change in time. SPALEK TRICIAN =v CALL AN ELECTRICIAN Codar Creek. | News Mr. Jack Larocque of Field . visited his' nephew, Victor La- rocque and family last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier of Toronto were Sunday visit- ors with the Larocque family. Miss Arieanne den Boer ret- urned home last Monday after -- completing another year at Col- vin College, Grand Rapids, Mich Mrs. James Wilson Jr. held a shower on Wednesday even- ing for Miss P. Taylor of Port Perry who is to be married on June 24th. Miss Irene Blain graduated last Friday evening as an lab- oratory technician from the Oshawa General Hospital. Her grandmother, Mrs. James Kirby and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Blain and brother Allen attended the ceremonies. Also Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Blain of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnstone and children of Willowdale and Sehool Children's running Races Miss--Donna--Stewart;--Home- -Curator--Mrs--S--Cawker; Cawker's F Phone 985-2221 ood Market FREE DELIVERY Port Perry CHRISTIE'S Bran Muffins "SUN PAC : DE JEAN GOLDEN FLEECE Pot Cleaners WHITE SWAN Toilet Tissue REALEMAN Cocktail Mix Lemonade Drink and Orange Drink Small Shrimp SPECIALS JUNE 8, 9, 10 Pra. JT 48 oi, 29° ai or. YC 2 Pkgs. of 2 4] € 2 Roll Pkg. 'Df © 20. 47° SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls SLICED Rindless Bacon Ib. 55¢ ib. 49° PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec. Rice, B.A. Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 11th -- 11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School. PRINCE ALBERT -- 2:00 p.m.--Church Service 1:00 p.m.--Sunday School. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev.-G. H. Moore, Uxbridge ; Interim Moderator SUNDAY, JUNE 11th -- 10:00 a-m.-- Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. -- Sunday School PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH (Queen and Rosa Sts.) SUNDAY, JUNE 11th -- 7 p.m.--Evening Service 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. - Family Bible School United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE Rev. Georage Teskey SUNDAY, JUNE 11th -- 9:00 am. -- SCUGOG 10:05 a.m,-- PROSPECT 11:15 am.,-- MANCHESTER PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten - Rev, I. MacLean 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wed.,, 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting. -ing the first ball game at 3.30 will start at about 2.30 in a roped off area in the Centre of the park. Age groups for these races will be 5 - 6; 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14, separate event for boys and girls. Gold, silver and bronze Centennial Medals will be awarded. A Western Horse Show will commence immediately follow- in the area just south of the ball diamond, This show will last approximately 1 hour followed by the second ball game which should finish about 5.45. Many booths will be operated in the park during the after- noon with the Guide Mothers & separate food booths, Skating Club will operate a Centennial Souvenir Booth, Catholic Wo- men's League a Home Cooking and Tea booth and the Legion a game booth. Possibly other organizations would now like to plan a booth and if so should contact this commitee at once. The grand finale for the day's events will be a Dance in the Arena (Port Perry's Centennial Project) with 3 Bands in attend- ance, a Rock and Roll Group for the teen agers; a modern dance band and an Old-time square dance group, alternating every % hour, ] The Skating Club are in charge of decorating the Arena and have planned to decorate in a '| Legion Ladies Aux. operating|" 1 Special Father's Day : YOU CAN TRUST, WHEN SPENDING HARD EARNED MONEY, KEN P. MURRAY Licensed Electrical Contractor PORT PERRY, Ont. 985 - 7005 visited Mr. and Mrs. Morris Doherty and family last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phare of Tyrone visited George Kilpat- rick on Sunday afternoon. Victor Larocque is a patient. in Oshawa General Hospital. BUFFET fe SUPPER SUNDAY, JUNE 18th COMMENCING 4:30 pm. UNTIL 8:00 p.m. Conway Gardens a Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ouimet of ---- --¢ A. ¢