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REY | VRC B Te EAVEEALTNITF I Sh at PORT PERRY STAR CRRA) Ga EEMAAIE NOT LN A 2 4 GLY 0 -- Wednesday, May 4 4 Si CA » OY Ea . 1977 Golden Anniversary service at Sunderland Town Hall May 8th On Sunday, May 8, 1977, Pastor Guthrie, of the Sun- derland Baptist Church, and director of the Pastor's Buying bicycles Parents continue to make the same common mistake when buying a bicycle for their child. They frequently buy one that is too large, thinking the child will grow into it. If the child cannot rest the ball of his or her foot on the ground while sitting on the seat, then the. bicycle is too big, says the Ontario Safety League. The right size and design can only be determined by the "child's height, skill and experience. Study Gospel Broadcast, over CKLY, Lindsay, will complete 50 years in the Gospel Ministry, May 1927 - May 1977. The Golden Jubilee Anni- versary Service will be held in the Sunderland Town Hall auditorium, Sunday, May 8th at 3:00 p.m. The guest speaker will be Evangelist Barry Moore from London, Ontario, and the guest sing- ers will be the Outreach Male Quartet from Stouff- ville. + Word has been réceived in Sunderland from Queens Park that the Honourable William Newman, Minister of Agriculture and Food, and M.P.P. for the York- Durham riding, will attend the anniversary, and will present Pastor Guthrie with a Golden Jubilee plaque, on: behalf of the Ontario Gov- ernment. _ o be present from as far away as Papineauville,. Quebec, where Pastor Guthrie held his first pastorate in 1927. Others will attend, from churches where he has ser- ved during the past 50 years of his ministry. The public is invited to attend. Under the able direction of a Golden Jubilee Commit- tee, a Golden Jubilee Ban- quet has been arranged for Pastor Guthrie, for Monday, May 9th at 7:00 p.m. The Banquet will be held in the Kawartha Room of the Bon- fire Restaurant, on Highway 35, south of Lindsay, where an overflow crowd of Pastor Guthrie's friends will attend. While tickets are ~ still available as part of the overflow only, all will be united for the programme t follow. Dr. P. B. Rynard, M.P. from Orillia, will be the Master of Ceremonies, and other special guests taking part, will come from St. Andre Avellin, and Papi- 'neauville, and North Nation Mills, Quebec, Ottawa, Courtland, London, Orillia, Sunderland, and Port Bol- ster. Gordon Smith, M.P.P. from Orillia, Peter McGar- (TT TTT CE ET Er er TTT Te gE £ £ = : g = g : g = Ee = : E £ ES £ = = = ES = = = = Ee £ E E £ = g E £ =] = = = g = = g E £ £ £ E g E = = £ = E E E E gE E = = g = = : = = = : KINSMEN CLUB OF PORT PERRY New Scugog Arena FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 27% . 28 8:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Music By "Lockerbie" *3.50 per person TICKET SALES AT THE DOOR. Proceeds for sewing the Communities Greatest Needs ! RL TO vey from CFCO radio, 'Toronto, Rev. DeLoss Scott from St. Catharines; Frank 'Power from the Lindsay Post; Rev. Thos. H. Guthrie from Bobcaygeon; Peter McNabb from CKLY, Lind- say, and Gordié' Tapp, a scholar from-Pastor Guth- rie's Bible Class in London over 40 years ago. The Doble Male Quartet will sing, and Clare Titcombe will be the song leader. Epsom area news Anderson attended the Men's Bowling Banquet in Uxbridge Saturday night. Congratulations to our men who were awarded several - trophies. ; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and family were Sun. guests with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Card. ' Last Wednesday evening, Miss Donna Kerry was 'presented / with her All- Round Cord in Guiding at Port Perry. Mrs. South- gate, District Commissioner presented the Cord. Miss Ann Tapscott, Mrs. S. Lee, Mrs. H. Kerry and Mrs. W. Kerry were Donna's guests for the occasion. . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson attended Ontario Bible College graduation exer- cises' when Joyce's room- mate, Miss Fern Hartwick, received her diploma. The graduation is in Toronto on Saturday evening. 3 Emmanuel College grad- uation ceremony is on Thursday, May 5th. We are invited to attend as our student' minister, Mike Ward, will receive his diploma at this time, at the University of Toronto. The Oshawa Shrine Club ANNUAL SHRINE CLUB OSHAWA oni -- | Saturday, May 14th SHOW TIMES: 8:30a.m.- 12:30 p.m. -4:30 p.m. - 8:00 pim. - ADULTS $4.00 CHILDREN $2.00® ADVANCE TICKETS ADULTS $3.50 CHILDREN $1.50 Available at Mersco Store, A.C.A. Bathie, D.C., 26 Water St., Port Perry , and Sportsland. Several from here enjoy- ed T'A.G.'s presentation, "The Mouse Trap" at Trinity Hall last Friday and Saturday evening. 'A son for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson, a grandson for Ruth and Elmer Wilson and a first grandchild for Barbara and Ross Evans. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Asling, Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan took a 'trip to. the Mountberg Wild Life Centre near Milton a week ago. Mr. Al Christie is home from Port Perry hospital. We' wish 'him 'a speedy recovery. ' Parents and children were very busy recently, Scugog Cluster Schools 'took part in a music night at Port Perry High School. The Epsom children sang really well. Our P.S, child- ren also took part in the Intermediate Music night at the Cornish School. Opén-house at the High School and at Epsom School kept éveryone on their toes. Each year the grade 5 pupils of Epsom School receive fifteen one-hour periods of instruction at Uxpool. = Their. course is finished and they have had their tests. < $ ¢ y [3