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PORT PERRY ONT., THURS. SEPTEMBER 7th, 1050 & To Cl 7 a A a - ea ye ORE SCI again. Why? food .-, ing taste. Eg os foe PORT PERRY : Come in to-day. MEALS--SUPERBLY, PREPARED Eat here once and we're sure you'll cat here again and Because -we take special pains with qur . prepare it to meet your own most discriminat- Delicateria 'Restaurant "PHONE 3M Centenary of St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock By Rev. Geo. Nicholson ~The One Hundredth "Anniversary of The Parish of Cartwright was ob- served in St. John's Anglican Church, "Blackstock, on Sunday and Monday, _-. August 27th and 28th. A brief history of the Church and Parish. was pub- lished in this paper recently. To mark the Centenary of the Parish, essential renovation to all Church property was "carried out during the past summer "On Sunday morning, August 27th, " 11 o'clock, the renovatéd -smd re- decorated St. John's Church was' offi- cially re-opened by the Rt. Rev, G. A. Wells, M.A., D.D., C.M.G., V.D,, As- sistant to the Bishop of Toronto, The Church was filled to capacity, and a large number of people femained out- "side throughtout the service. The in- terior of the Church has a simple dignity and an atmosphere of worship and reverence, created as a result of -the devoted labour-of members of the congregation who carried out the re- novation work. Beautiful flowers, tastefully. decorated the building, given by members and friends of thé Parish, and placed, on this particular occasion, in honour of all Rectors, ". Officials and Members of the Parish, who during the past 100 years have been called to Higher service. During the service the beautiful "new Chancel Panelling and Oak Choir .Screen were dedicated by the Bishop "To the Glory of God", as the gift of members and friends of the Parish. Immediately after the Act of Dedica- tion the Doxology was sung. The Confirmation, when sixteen candidates were presented by the Rector, the-Rev. Georoge Nicholson. Those presented for Confirmation were: Shirley Ham- ilton, Ruth Hamilton, Jessie Mec- Arthur, Betty McArthur, Mrs. Bessie Crawford, Mrs. Betty Staniland, Mrs. Frances Fee and Mrs, Amme Fee; Fred Carter, Lawrence McLaughlin, Donald Green, Heber McLean;-Brian_Hamil- ton, Allen Rahm, Neil Bailey and Philip Langfeld. The Bishop brought to the congregation a message from the Bishop of Toronto, congratulated "them on the achievements of the Cen- tenary Year, and during his address to the Confirmation Candidates spoke of the urgent need in these days, in ever EA department of life, and especially in "th Churdh, of 'the spirit of willing ob dience, ing and selfsacrifice} hasized the steady influence of the | f B ch. for good} tough often unseen' \jinatkno dged; - pointed éut e fleplp ra ble: (v indition f lifé where religion | be I Pnoglbeted r| Surpressed. The! eel ting service wad held in St. John's, Church at 7.30 p.n., conducted jointly by the Rev. J. H: Kidd, Rector - of the Parish from 1907 to 1917, and the present Rector. The Lesson was read by Rev. Earl Sigston; Rector of St. John's Church, Bowmanville. The Special Preacher was the Rev. John McKibbon, Rector of Christ Church, Campbellford, who was Rector of Cartwright Parish from 1946 to 1949, and who was responsible for success- fully launching the Renovation Cam.' ; paian just. before leaving the Parish ' McKibbon took for his theme the incident of Moses turning aside to see the spectacle of in November 1949. Mr. Burning Bush, and there, being ad- dressed by -Almighty God, Who an- nounced- Himself as, "The God of Thy Finhery, the God Abraham, Isaac and Jacob." of God to these different types of men, and marking the same God's faithfulness to the Parish. of Cart- wright during its one hundred years of life, he emphasized the fact that the achievements of this Centenary Year, great as they are, must not be looked upon as an end, but as the be- ginning. of greater things in the ser- vice of God. - : At the morning service, the Church was filled to capacity, many being seated outside. A reception was-held afterwards on the Rectory Lawn, when Mr. 'and Mrs. McKibbon and their small daughter Margaret were assured once again of the warm good wishes and happy remembrances of their former parishioners .. Upwards of 300 people partook of the refresh- ments provided by the Woman's Auxiliary. Old friends, and members of the old Cartwright families gath- ered from far and near on this special occasion, and enjoyed much talk of the past, the present, and the future. On Monday, August 28th, celebra- tions continued, with Ball Games in the afternoon, organized by Dr. J. A. McArthur, -when™ Mr. Dick Davidson brought lads from Nestleton and um- pired Nestleton and Blackstock teams. A most-splendid supper was provided 'by the Woman's: Auxiliary, when some 300 persons ate with evident apprecia- tion of the variety of good things served. - This was followed by an ex- "cellent three hours of Motion Picture . programme, suited to all tastes. Bishop then Administered the Rite of | The special feature of the evening was the showing of Kodachrome slides of the men of the Parish at work on the reno- vation of the Church and Rectory, followed by the sound film hymn "Faith of our Fathers"; in the sing- ing of which the audience heartily joined. The high-light of the evening was a presentation, on 'behalf of the Parish, to Officials of the Church and Renovation Committee and Working Party, in appreciation of their services and to mark this Centenary Year, an Oil 'Painting of St. John's Church, ex-: terior,~-by--Mrs. "Florence "Nicholson, wife of the Rector, was presented to Mrs. Virginia Archer, organist, 'Loyenza McArthur, Secretary rons. Mrs. Ivy Hamilton, Sunday School andi, An Junta photo- raph of the renovated fiteriof of St. ohn's Church was pregented | to the following as members of the enova- tion Committee and those who tarried olit the actual work of' renovation-- |, Creighton Devitt, John R. Rahm, Mr. land. Mpa. Arthur L. Bailéy, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. "Smith, Mr. Jack Hamilton, 'Mr. George Staniland, Mr, Jack Smith, Mr, Frank Staniland. The special guests 'of the evening were: Rev. C. W. and Mrs. Hutton, the United Church, Blackstock; Rev T. 8. Gault, St. John's Church, Bethany; Rev. J. T. Coneybeare, Church of the Ascension, Port Perry, who brought messages of congratulation and good will from their- respective parishes. Rev. H. Hesketh, Rector of St. Paul's, Lindsay, with Mrs, Hesketh, attended as Rural Dean, as special speaker of 'Mr F. A. Fair of Uxbridge he Molson _Photographe 5 'Members of the Port Perry Dairy Calf Club with Ontario Crit, Agrionltare Repr esentative words, emphasizing that the Faith of gratulating the Parish on its-achieve- | ments and evident vigor, made the presentations above referred to, on be- half of the Parish. The chairman of the 'evening was Creighton P. Devitt, Rector's Warden, whose Father, John IL. -Devitt, was on the original commit- tee responsible for the building of the stock in the year 1876. In his usual efficient and 'courteous manner. Mr. Devitt guided the Centenary Cele- brations to their close in the singing of the National Anthem. ~ Wedding Pointing out the faithfulness | MRS. T. DOWNEY TO MAKE HOME IN° OSHAWA Myrtle United Church was the scene of the wedding last Saturday after- noon in which Ethel Bernice Notting- Thomas Franklin Downey. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. R. S. Nottingham of Myrtle, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H, Downey of Myrtle; Ontario. The church was decorated with pal- ms and baskets of white and yellow gladioli. performed by the Rév. W. C. Smith, M.A. B.D, B. Paed. of Port Perry assisted by Mr. Stephén Saywell of Oshawa, of Oshawa, cousin of the bride, pre- sided at the organ and accompanied Miss Phyllis Beatty, A.T.C.M. of Ma- doc, who sang '""The Lord's Prayer" upon the arrival of the bride, and "Be- cause" during the signing: of fie Te gister. her father, \wore a. gown . of white of icicle slipper satin, made on prin- cess lines; the lace covered bodice having a stand-up collar and with tiny lace covered buttons from neck- line to fitted waist. Mrs. Irene Ross of Madoc was ma- tron of honor, wearing a gown moss green taffeta, The three bridesmaids were Miss Audrey Grant of Toronto, Miss Nancy Walsh of Myrtle and Miss Helen Fields of Oshawa wearing identical gowns of cinnamon taffeta with matching caps. The flower. girl was Miss Linda Downey of Toronto, niece of the bride- groom, who was ushered by the bride's brother, Wayne Nottingham, wore a lgmon-yellow_ floor length dress with-matching- head-dress.- rm ushers were Mr, Kenneth Cook of Bruaklin, Me oy Painter of U dge an r. James Crawford of Al. bany, Now York; The 'réception was held in the tle Sundfly School foom which To receive the (guests the bride's mother wore .a floor length gown of gold i with gold Dsklece and mat- ching ear rings. wide brimmed velvet hat and Be _ accessories com- pleted her ensemble, Talisman roses and talisman gladiolus tips and a mat- ching 'bow comprised her corsage, _ The bridegroom's mother who as- sisted was wearing a floor length gown of royal blue crepe with navy blue accessories, and gladiolus tips with matching bow comprised her corsage. Also assist- ing, was the bride's grandmother, wearing a gown of wine faille with black accessories and a corsage of the evening, and with well chosen Joanna Hill roses. [eur Fathers is the only sure founda- trip to New York City and will return tion for peace and security, and con- by way of Montreal and Ottawa, present St. John's Church in Black- | MARRIED IN MYRTLE--MR. "AND ham 'was united in marriage with | The wedding ceremony was' Mr. Leon B. Nash, A.T.C.M., R.M.T, The bride, given in marriage i 5 Chantilly lacé coveting an underskirt | -- -- -- She ! Mr. A. Ross of Madoo perfotined i a, {the duties of the best man and the ie was;de- corated with gladipli and sweet pha i Shaded pink roses | The young couple left on a motor On returning from -their wedding trip they-will reside in La Salle Gar- dens, Oshawa, Out of town ls were present from London; Toronto; Oshawa; Ma- doc; Albany, N. Y.; Orillia; Peterboro; Port Perry and Whitby. "01d at 40,50, 607" ~ Man, You're Crazy I. O. D. E. -Scugog Chapter Imperial on a lovely doll and $5.00 at Port Perry Fair, the -draw and the lucky winner was G. Willis, 117 Euclid Ave., Whitby. Joreee your a sat Thousants are enor at 70 51 J 4 i TT Fn Lek, Contains to Hofor Fea, This project was sponsored by al¥ 8 lack of 4 Sot lt Rifai aes Sl She 8% |eroup convened by Mrs, E. J. Hote § For sale ut all drug et stores very where. bok '| chinson in aid of the Port Perry Rink. | em mr ¥ * + PAINTIN G8 DECORATING Is Our Business Why not let us discuss that Decorating Problem with you? Sample hooks carried for your use in selecting. ialize in Interior Work-- We specialize in GRAINING .PAPERHANGING st PAINTING :: GYPTEX WORK, "Also OUTSIDE PAINTING DONE. : Estimates Given, oY Ek M. St. Clair and Son EPSOM (North-West of School) - Phone Port Perry, 1131 14 Continuous: 1 a) Order | § Daughters of the Empire held a draw | § Miss Eleanor Hutchinson. made | #3 - -- "akeview Theatre, Po | Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9 WED., THURS., FRIDAY, SAT, SEPTEMBER 6.7- 84 FOUR COMPLETE DAYS Larry Parks and Barbara Hale . Inthe Year's Mighty Musical Hit . All in Glorious Technicolor SHE J OLSON. 'SINGS AGAIN: * COMEDY. SHORT PICTURE j MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED, SEPT 11-12-13 - Barbara Stanwyck and James Mason v In gy Gripping New Romantic Drama EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE Lid Stanley R. 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