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--------at-A- Lr MeDermotts1uneral-Chapel _on Friday, at 2.00 pan. Stone Church Cemetery, Beaverton, ~. Untario, ~ ORCHARD AL his home Port Perry in mentioning your guests and items to the Star . brothers, Louis, "Interment Kendall Cemetery, Utica. LOCAL As courtesy and service to local readers we offer this column NEWS items of interest. Send your "Those" entertaining for Miss Zula Jackson before her marriage JLo Meo Howard <Hall last Satur: day were, Miss Nancy Gibson and Miss Norma Hockley, a miscel- Limicous -shower at Miss Gibson's. A family dinner at the bride's grandmother's, Mrs. Geo. Jackson, given by her aunts, where a pre- sentation was made. A miscellaneous shower for Zula and Howard at Mr. and Mrs. R. Inadie's at West Hill. Mrs. J. E. Jackson entertained atu trousseau. tea Wednesday afternoon and evening for her daughter. . Mrs. Jackson also entertained the bridal party and their friends following the wedding rehearsal Friday evening. y ] - a Ar Card of Thanks Frank Kendall and family wish to express to their many friends their heartfelt thanks for. the tokens of sympathy tendered them during their recent bereavement, ---------- eo ¥ ORMER POKT PERRY RESIDENT PASSES Word has been received of the pass- ing of Mr. Fred Roberts, 'who was born in Port Perry in 1881, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Mr. who passed away in Grand Rapids, Mich., on June 4th, is survived by his wile Gertrude dnd by Koberts, Humphrey. two sisters Mrs, Margaret Goldring and Mrs. Laura Cooney, and three | I Albert and Oliver. i -- ----- a ! "Deaths DEATHS LUKE-At her home in Welland, on June-toth, 1951, Lillian Jane Ger- row, 67 years, beloved wife of rank A. Luke. Funeral Service on Friday, June 22nd at 2 p.m, from Sutherland- Thorpe's Funeral Chapel in Welland. RUTHERFORD AL her home, Port Perry, on Tuesday, June 19th, 1951, Sarah Ann Macl'hail, wife of the late Neil Rutherford. Service will be held Interment at | Ontario on Wednesday, June 20, 19561 Arthur V. Orchard. Resting at A. L.. McDermott's Funeral Chapel until Saturday noon. Service at Port Perry Pentecostal Church at 2.30 p.m. . The Casket will be open in the Church from 1.00 p.m. until .time of service. Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lyle Cook, Port Perry, announce the engage- | ment of their daughter, Beryl Audrey, to Allén Edward Bond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bond, Prince Albert, Ontario. The mar- _riage to take place Saturday after- noon, July 28th at 3 p.m. in Port Perry United Church. ~ > -- ---- BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Orval Heayn (nee Ruth Arnold) are happy to an- nounce the birth of a son, Bruce Irwin, on June 7th; at the Oshawa General Hospital. Born to Dr. and Mrs. Austin Cl Bathie (nee Helen Peel) at Port Perry, on Tudsday, Juné 19th, a daughter. Mother and daughter both doing well. GUEST SPEAKER -- REV. The Churches ST. JOHN'S : PRESBYTERIAN "CHURCH Sunday School at 10.00 a.m. Church Service at 11,00 a.m. Subject--*"Joseph and Pharaoh" Baptismal service in the church at 3.30 p.m. CHU RC H OF THE ASC ENSION SUNDAY, JUNE 24th-- Sunday School--11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer--11.00 a.m. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10 wom.--S. S., Primary Class and Bible Class. 11.00 a.m. Flower Sunday "God in Gardens" Sunday School Picnie, July 4th. PRINCE ALBERT CHURCH. Il w.m.--Sunday School. ~~ 7.30 p.m--Woman's Association Sunday. Rev. C. W. Hutton, Blackstock, speaker. Spégial music. on Sunday School picnic July Tth. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH , Taylor, Pastor SUNDAY, JUNE 24th-- 10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship. 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service. -| Community Hall. [Lions Grand Parade The Lions Club invites all merch- ants and anyone so desiring, to plan decoration of cars and trucks for a Grand Calithumpian Parade on Mon- day evening, July 2nd, for the opening of the Lions Annual. Carnival. Chil: dren are also invited to prepare their bicycles and tricyelgs for this big parade. Good prizes, BLACKSTOCK SL. Blackstock will observe its _101st Anniversary on Sunday, July 1st. Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Even- ing Prayer, Special Preaclter, The Rural Dean, -Rev. H. Hesketh, Rector of St. Paul's Church, in Lindsay, at 7.30 p.m. Monday, July 2nd, Supper and play in the Supper served Play commences by ~ from 5.30 p.m. at 8.30. "George in a Jam", the Bethany Church Players. SUPPER Plan to attend Supper and Con- cert at Nestleton United Church on Friday, June 29th. Sponsored by W.A. and W.M.S. Supper served from 5.30 p.m on, Everyone welcome. © Adults 8bc. Children 40c. Strawberry Social The Women's Guild of the Church of the Ascension will hold a strawberry social in the Parish Tall, on Tuesday, June 26th from 5.30 to 7.30. Tickets Tbe. Household Insects' Wednesday--Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. -- PENECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, June 24th=- "T0 aam.--Sunday School 11 a.m.-- Worship service. 7 p.m.--Lvangelistic service. Prayer and Bible Study, Wednes- day and Friday at 8 p.m. All Welcome. : CW. A. BOWLER, Pastor: STRAVBERRY housekeeping and long- residual insecticides are Good . lasting, (the best protection against dam- age-from-clothes moths and carpet beetles. Joth these insects "attack wool leaf goods and other fabrics of an- imal origin, but it appears carpet der Canadian conditions. Good housekeeping practices should include the use of a vacuum cleaner on rugs, upholstered fur- niture, and cracks in flooring. Insecticides, such as five per cent DDT, applied in a coarse spray or by means of a paint brush will pro- FESTIVAL FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd At Newnham's PRINCE ALBERT - Sponsored by the Prince Albert C.C.F. Club. Adults $1.00 Children b0c. EVERYONE WELCOME Se -- Austin CA Bathie *D.C. Halen M. (Peel) Bathie *D.C. *DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC "Graduate of Canadian Memorial - Chiropractic College, Toronto For Appointment Phone 205R PORT PERRY J C--O) _--) 1) | 1) |) 7 G_ } --- Ta gestod ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Greenbank United Church Sunday, June 24h, 1951 11.00 A.M. and 7.30 P.M Special Music by the Choir 'Special Offering of $300.00 in asked for o{>{0) 4) 9 § J INSURANCE COMPANY Consult the Cxown Lite Man CEC. KING - AGENT 1 "Phone 279-J Port Perry - MR. PARR, of TORONTO - {vide protection for several months. Mothballs "and" naphthalene flakes are not repellents, so are effective only when-confined with woollens in a tightly-closed, prac- tically air-tight space where their vapours will be retained. The average clothes cloget will not re- tain their vapours sufficiently. ROXY Theatre 3 UXBRIDGE ~-- Phone 252 NIGHTLY SHOWS 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. Saturday and Holidays Matinee at 2 p.m. Last showings of-- i The Newest and Their Funniest by far-- ABBOTT and COSTELLO in "RUE FOREIGN LEGION" FRL-SAT., -- JUNE 22-23 Part Renegrade . . Part Hero . . . A Rebel who turned into Glory for "Yankee Girl: _ ERROL_-FLYNN in "ROCKY MOUNTAIN" Treason his. Captive - MON.-TUES. -- JUNE 25-26 It's the newest and Funniest No.. 1 Comedy Team in their newest, funniest picture. DEAN MARTIN and JERRY 'LEWIS, in "AT WAR WITH THE ARMY" 'Wed.-Thur, -- JUNE 27-28 MGM's "LADY WITHOUT PASSPORT" Starring . . HEDY LAMARR and JOHN HODIAK WATCH FOR . "THE MILKMAN" with Donald O'Connor ~ Coming Soon. v John's Anglican Church at : beetles may be most injurious un-}-- rier] mt Women's | Missionary * ~~ Society LINDSAY PRESBYTERIAL A: splendid representation of Lind- say Presbyterial, W.M.S., of the Pres- byterian Church in Canada, was held in Glenarm' Presbyterian; Church on Tuesddy, June 12th. The meeting was in charge of the President, -Mrs, Joseph Cathcart, of Bobcaygeon, Murs. Clarence Veale, Woodyille, Mrs. W. W. Finney and Mrs. Joseph Cathcart gave very interesting re- ports from the Synodical Meeting. A letter was read by-Murs. Steele, Cor- responding Secretary, from Miss Lundia MacBeth, Toronto Synodical Corresponding Secretary, expressing appreciation for the invitation to hold the Synodical Meeting in Lindsay next year. The Semi-Annual Meeting will be held in Kirkfield. Mrs. W.-W .Fin- ney solicited all possible help we can get from each Auxiliary to make the Synodical Meeting a success. A let- ter was read by Mrs. Steele from Mrs. Burgess, Library Secretary, who was unable to be present at the meet- ing. Cheer was brought to many by the Welcome and Welfare Committee. Of special interest were the activities of Presidents of the Presbyterial, and helpful suggestions were given. Glenarm Mission Band delighted the gathering with their singing. Mrs. (Rev.) Putnam and Mrs, Lee sang a duet, accompanied by Mrs. J. E. Nesbitt. - The devotions were ably taken by North Eldon Auxiliary, and Fenelon Falls Auxiliary. Miss Agnes Dickson, Hon. President of Lindsay Presby- terial, stated our task and our purpose and our supreme desire is to accom- plish God's work. Mrs. Inglis Jamieson welcomed the ladies of Glenarm. = Greetings were extended from Presbytery by Rev. Mr, Wilson, Beaverton, A new Auxiliary was reported at Fenelon Falls.- Mrs. Cathcart's help would gladly be given any congrega- tion wishing to. form a Mission Band. We covet the children to give testi- mony for our Lord and Master. Mrs. Brown, Supply Secretary, re- quested money for supplies to be sent in by June 16th, and bales to be sent the first week in September, Mrs. Summerfeldt hoped for greater effort in Home Helpers' work. The Presby- terial Treasurer, Mrs. John Brabazon, reported remittance of $1169.00. Miss Winnifred Allin, Life Membership Secretary, reported seven members and two Junior memberships were honoured with presentgtion cer- tificates. The highlight of the- meeting was the challenging message given by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Beaverton, formerly a missionary in India. Mr. Wilson expressed great pleasure in seeing such a massive crowd present at the meeting. He stated that tre- mendous revolutionary changes are taking place in India since the British flag was taken down and India was given to her own people who are in need of food. Everyone in India thought. economic conditions and everything would change, but -today India's millions realize the Heaven on earth does not come that way. Peo- ple are saying to the Indian Govern- ment "Why are you not doing the things you promised us, and asking when are the British Government coming back?" Ten million people in India are only getting one meal every day, and that meal consists of a plate of poor rice. Russia is supply- ing food to these people, but will in future expect their country in return payment. In spite of the disappoint- ment every report indicates India is open for the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ, and is turning to God. Our Bible women are doing great work in India. A very large percentage of India's population is illiterate. The work of the missionaries is to teach in erder to fit and prepare leaders for the Church. Our main job is equip- ping for leadership, preparing for the day the missionaries may have to leave India as they have China, . Mrs, Cathcart thanked 'Mr, Wilson, and urged the W.M.S. to re-dedicate our lives, pray more, talk more, about faithful afternoon' our work on Mission 0. Meclnnis, Kirkfield, conveyed thanks to our highly esteemed Presi- dent, Mrs. Joseph Cathcart, 'to Mr. Wilson for his inspiring message, to the Glenarm ladies for their hospital- ity, to Miss Dickson, the Mission Band, soloists, and all who had taken part in this . inspiritional and worthwhile meeting, ; 'Our president's closing remarks re- vealed her pleasure in attending the meeting as our President of the best organization in the world, her appre- ciation to Glenarm Auxiliary, the soloists and Mission Band, - This happy meeting. was brought to a close nam, a M, MacFarlane; ~ Press Secretary, Lindsay Presbyterial, Service Club Members of the Service Club are re- minded that the next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Emily Badour in the form of a pot luck supper~ The officers for the next term in the fall will be elected. . et ---- Obituaries MRS. ENOCH KENDALL After some years of failing health, Annie R. Ward, beloved wife of the late Enoch Kendall, died in Little Britain Hospital on June 9th, 1951, in her 80th year. ' The late Annie R. Ward-s was born in Reach township on the seventh con- cession but moved while still a child to a farm near Utica. She was born in 1871, a daughter of the late Joseph Ward-and Elizabeth Bentley. She married Enoch Kendall in 1890. They farmed. near Utica for many years and later lived retired in" the same. village. Left to mourn the loss of his mo- ther is her only son Frank Kendall of Utica. The funeral service was conducted by Mr. R. Kaill, B.A., at the chapel of A. L. McDérmott, Port Perry, on June 12th. Pallbearers were nephews and ne- phews-in-law. Interment took place at the 'Kendall Cemetery, Utica. * * x MARY EMMA HOOEY After a lingering illness, Mrs. Herbert Hooey passed away Fri- day, May 25th at her home in Blackstock. She was born in of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph with prayer offered by' Rev. Mr. Put-| af TREAT the WHOLE FAMILY YOUR FAMILY WILL LOVE OUR DELICIOUS COURSES JUST AS MUCH AS YOU ENJOY. ~~ YOUR LUNCHES HERE, Everything from a full Meal to an Ice Cream Treat "EAT OUT MORE OFTEN" "DEL" RESTAURANT PORT PERRY er DOWSON WESTON'S- FRUIT BLOSSOM BISCUITS 1.1. 49c. ROBIN HOOD CAKE MIXES .. MITCHELL'S APPLE JUICE, Boz. .... ZERO DESSERT MIX (making ice cream) LY FLY SWATTERS, rubber . FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FLY COIL 2 for's bc. BANANAS, GOLDEN RIPE FLORIDA ORANGES for Juice GRAPEFRUIT, 96's, 4 for 25c. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND POTATOES . LETTUCE, CELERY, CABBAGE, CUCUMBERS, RADISH CHRISTIE'S COOKIES Assorted Cello Pkg. 22c. 32¢ or ...2Bc. pkg. 19¢c. .1bc. 1b. 19c. dozen 49c. LEMONS, 6 for 25c. .10 Ibs. 35c¢c. WE DELIVER--PHONE 91 FOR SERVICE Cavan Township, elder daughter . CAWKER BROS. Sanderson-and-came-to- Cartwright Township-at-the age-of-six.--On New Year's Day, 1900, she mar- ried Herbert William Hooey and it was with great pleasure the couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, January 1, 1960. Mrs. Hooey was a life-long mem- ber and staunch worker in the Presbytertan. Church, first in Blackstock, and then in Nestleton. In her own quiet way, she won a host of friends among young and olds and her constant thought dur- ing her life was for others. -.Scorés. of friends called to pay her f{ribiite and -the banks of beautiful flowers voiced the love friends had for her. A family ser- vice was held at the home, _follow- ed by service in Nestleton Presby- teridn Church where the minister Mr. H. McComb conducted the ser- vice, assisted by Rev. Mr. Nichol- son of St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock. BN Pallbearers were Messrs. John Tamblyn, Bert Sanderson, and 4 nephews, Roy Werry, Dr. John Werry, Murray Werry and Harry Sanderson. Flower bearers in- cluded Messrs. Herman Hooey, I. Mountjoy, Tom Hodge, Ross Duff, Eldon Hubbard, George Carter and Edgar Hoskin.. Interment was at Union' Cemetery, Cadmus. Left to mourn the passing of a thoughtful wife and a dear mother are the husband, two daughters, Mrs. Harry McLaughlin (Bertha), Mrs. George Wolfe (Norma) and a grandson, Lawrence McLaugh- lin, A sister, Mrs. Rupert Werry and a brother, Mr. Simeon Sander- hor. both of Catwright, survive er. ---- Why not drop in to-day! Bill Taylor I EVER HEAR OF FAST SPOONING? Everybody does 2 at our fountain! delicious Sundaes and Sodas, with sheer delight! i Your flavours always on hand and service i is always prompt. 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