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; J @ ® ) Oo B J] e a ala ] '8 i ] + » | PAINTS cantik NERF AF WAV Fiddle! -- OBITUARY -- MRS. SAMUEL BROOKS (Alta) Doreen Van Nest, daughter of William Van Nest was born on July 5, 1901 atSolina, Ont. In the midst of anactive life, she died peace- ®jully, at her residence, 136 Wellington St. Bowmanville, on March 26, 1975. .. She was married on July 8, 1922 to Samuel Wesley Brooks and they took up residence in Oshawa. In 1933, - they purchased Glenndora Farm, Providence. - When her husband died in 1955, she carried on the farming oper- ation until she moved to Bowmanville in 1958. The largely attended ser- vice was conducted by Rev. W. Oake of Trinity United Church, of which she was a faithful member until her death. Her interests centred around her home, family, music and garden. She was an active member of the Hospital Auxiliary, and N&D Liberal Association. A loyal friend and willing worker, she will be sadly missed by a wide circle of friends. In 1944, she was saddened by the death of her oldest son, P.O. Glenn Wesley Br overseas. She is lovingly remembered by a daughter, Gwendolyn (Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm), Nestleton, a son, Grant, of Port Hope, 10 grandchildren, Gail, Bonnie, Glenn, Barry, David, Dennis, Laurie Malcolm, Gordon, Glenn and Glynis Brooks, 2 great grandchildren, Daniel JOHN GREENWOOD BARN THE BEST THING YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR BARN. JOHN GREENWOOD 519-485-0639 ELDON EDGAR . Sales Rep. . 519-844-2095 . We use hydraulic boom trucks. Now taking orders for Spring and Summer for 1975. _-- and Samuel Bilton, and one brother, John A. VanNest, Brantford. She was prede- ceased by a sister, Verna, and two brothers, Norman and Jesse. . Pallbearers were grand- sons, Glenn, Barry, David and Dennis Malcolm, and two nephews, Keith Gibson and Kingsley Van Nest. The service was held at the Northcutt-Elliot Funeral Home, Bowmanville at 2 o'clock, March 28 (Good Friday). Interment was in the Brooks family plot, Ebenezer Cemetery. Manchester News On April 11 at Manchester Church the U.C.W. had a very pleasant afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Watters of Caesarea showed their slides and made interesting com- - ments on their work in Thailand. The UCW very much appreciated the shar- ing of their experiences. The, roll call, the minutes read and adopted. A trip to Coll- ingwood Blue Mountain Pot- tery June 5th was discussed. Coffee spoons were sold. The Rummage Sale to be April 26th 10a.m. to 12. Rev. Wylie closed the meeting with the Benediction. A delicious lunch was served and- a social hour enjoyed. Monther's Day also Bap- tismal Day is May 11 at 11:45 a.m. Anyone interested in Baptismal ple as e contact Rev. George Wylie or Rev. B.R. Pogue both of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. John King- stone enjoyed the Oyster supper Sunday evening at Greenwood United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Harley John- son Diane and Gregory of Fenwick.visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johson and Wesley on Sat. after attending the Home Show in Toronto. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parageter on the birth of their son April 8 a . new great grandson for Mrs. Lillian Wilson. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. A. Croxall on their return from spending the winter in Florida. - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elliott spending some time at St. ARASSSSEE: Petersburg, Florida. "INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed .Investinents INTEREST is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fielding. of Keswick dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Art Field- ing on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevens and Scott of Scarborough, WA PHILOSOPHER crc) WAGG B TEXACO 257 Scugog St. Port Perry Phone: 985-7262 nds did is cia dad ANTI FA AR a YW v Da 4 J Nl * v5 a a a XT or 5 Will attend ublic meetin PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 16, 1975 -- 7 1/4 p g : " 2 if Ontario Social Credit Gospel S ing song 5 leader Sid Hamelin has o 7 accepted an invitation to Pastor Guthrie has com- special gospel singing, both Fo) outline his party's education pleted seven years as Pastor making their first appear- ¥ policy at a public meeting in of Sunderland Baptist ance in Sunderland: T he i Bowmanville, April 22, Church, and the anniversary Sacredaires, a group of eight 1% Mr. Hamelin will speak at will be observed Sunday, from St. Catharines, with i 'Knox Christian School on' April 20th., in the main audi- extended _experience in 5 Scugog Road, Bowmanville torium of the Sunderland gospel singing in Canada and isk at 8 p.m. that Tuesday. A Town Hall, with a great the US.A. Also, The i: public question period will gospel sing-song and gospel Master's Touch gospel Trio, 5 follow his remarks. rally, beginning at 3:00 p.m., from Gormley, and well-- 0 . and running until 4:30 p.m. known throughout the chur- a i. He was President of the There will be two special ches of southern Ontario. fe! Temiskaming Social Credit groups of talent to provide The guest speaker will be bk Association, a party worker : Rev. Larry Johnson, former- 47. Sunday visitors with his mother Mrs. Fanny Stevens. With Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Hal Martin and Adam, and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wesley, Don Mills. i eri hia in federal Socred leader Real Caouette's riding in a num- ber of elections, and was compaign manager for Quebec M.P.P. Camille Sampson, the first time Mr. Sampson was elected. He is a former vice presid- ent of the Ontario Branch of the féderal Social Credit Party.' Mr. Hamelin was first elected leader of the provin- cial party at an annual con- vention at Port Perry in 1973. He was acclaimed again at the 1974 convention in North Bay. ly of Sunderland, and now the pioneer Pastor of the new, Kawartha Baptist Temple,' Peterborough. Clare Tit- combe will lead the congre- gational singing, and Pastor Guthrie will lead the service. The public is cordially invited to attend. AS ~~ OE A () y Se Arar STI HY i ED... fey OE 1 241 QUEEN ST. 985-2272 PORT PERRY -- SRN SS A RA WA PRIA Ertl