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an) ---- ol | LN a 4 -- PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, 1968 LOCAL Service ( Club . The 'November meeting of the Ser- vice Club will be held at the home of Nov. 24th at 8.15. another Fashion Show wil The -qhestion of Mrs, Clara Martyn, Te ei | decided on -at this meeting, Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Carnegie, Port Perry, Ontario will be at home to their friends on the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary "on Sunday, November 22 between the hours of 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 o'clock p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Reader, Port Perry, will be at home to their fiends on the occasion of their Fiftieth Wed- ding Anniversary on Wednesday, No- vember 25, between the hours of 3 and 5 p.m. Card of Thanks We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to the friends, neighbours and relatives, for their many acts of kindness, cards and expressions of sympathy in our time of sorrow In the loss of our dear father, Edward Till. We especially wish to thank Rev. R.T, Chapin and Rev. Thos. Wal- lace for their consoling words, also our sincere aprpeciation . to Mr, R. Pinkham for the use of his chapel and his kind efficient management. . Stella and Ernest Lee; Russell Till and family. I wigh to thank all of my friends who so thoughtfully remembered me "during my recent illness. I also wish 'to thank. those who so kindly replaced' the blood that was used for me, Mina Steer. We wish to thank: all' our friends and neighbours for their act of kind- ness and funeral tributes at the thme of the death of Mrs. Eva Jane Edgar, 'wife-of Percy Edgar, Scugog. The Edgar Family. Yo : : ¥ Birth EMMESON--Mr. and Mrs. George Emmerson wish to announce the ar- rival of a daughter--Colleen Joyce-- on November 18th, 1963, at Port Perry Meniorial Hospital. BRINTNELL--Mr, and Mrs. Jack Brintnell are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Kathryn Marie, on Friday, Nov. 13 at the Community Memorial Hospitiil, Port Perry. CROXALL -- Mr, and Mrs. O. E. Croxall are happy to apnounce the -arrival of their daughter, Anna Ma- ri¢; at the Community Memorial Hos- pital, Port Perry; on Sunday Nov. 15. "SAT, NEWS Coming Events Christmas Draw SATURDAY, DEC. 12-- Community Hospital Aux, Christ: mas Draw. Draw to be made at Home Baking Sale and Afternoon Tea in Port Perry Public Library. - Annual Banquet FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20th at 6.30 p.m, in the Scout Hall, Port Perry Rod and Gun Club will hold its Annual Banquet. Admission $1.65. Annual Bazaar DECEMBER 5th Annual Christmas Bazaar of Sf. John's Presbyterian Church, Sale of fancy goods, aprons, etc. - Home Bak- ing and Afternoon Tea. Enterfainment FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 at 8.30 p.m. The Manchester W.A, are sponsoring an 'entertainment when Miss Jean Samells will present her Coronation Pictures in the church, Admission 85¢. Children 10¢, Lunch will be served Bazaar NOVEMBER 21, 2.30 P.M, --. At Port Perry Public Library. Prince Albert Woman's Association. Knitted articles, Homemade sewing, Homemade cooking and afternoon tea. Hilltop Herald Floyd Jamea This is the fourth week of report- ing from P.P.H.S. and as you already know many 'things are happening. The activity periods are now advan- cing into the second week and with very good co-operation from the stu- dents, They are running quite smooth- ly. _Each day the pupils excluding fifth form have a choice of many ac- tivity periods from which they choose the one that they are most' interested in. These periods come daily, at the end of the regular nine periods. Last Thursday, Uxbridge volleyball teams invaded P.P.H.S, The Port Perry teams just couldn't seem to un- ravel themselves before their rivals, The home teams lost both of thelr games. The scores being: "Juniors: Uxbridge 30--P.P, 27 Seniors: - Uxbridge 81--P.P. 29 On Friday of last week the Liter- ary Society held their annual Sadie Hawkins dance. This is the dance where the girl hooks the boy instead of vice-versa, Mr. and Mrs. Crane were present to judge the corsages supplied by the girls for -the boys. Thanks to.the determined efforts of Miss Blostein and the Literary Society the dance was quite successful. During Tuesday of this week; the grade X students journeyed to Toron- to to take in the Royal Winter Fair. The students were accompanied by Mr. Ghol and everyone thoroughly en- joyed themselves. ESIC i gi EARLY SATURDAY NIGHT CLOSING, DURING THE HOCKEY SEASON First Night--Saturday, November 21 2nd Night--Saturday, December 12 STARTING SATURDAY, JANUARY 2 1954 and EVERY SATURDAY AT 9 P.M. IPM : COMMENCEMENT EERE + PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL - Friday, November 20th u United Church . GUEST SPEAKER: : ONTARIO VALEDICTORIAN Doris. DeNure hi na -------------- -. MA Michael Starr, M.P. RIDING - CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ANGLICAN Sun., Nov. 22--Sunday before Advent 9.830 a.m.-+Holy Communion: 7.00 p.m.--Evening Prayer. --. H. 8. Swabey, Rector, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wyle, Minister Sunday, November 22-- Spirit." 3 7 p.m.--Evening Worship, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. _ Armstrong, B.A. Minister Sunday, November 22-- 11:00 a.m.--Sunday School. 7:00 p.m.--Divine Worship, 11 a.m. -- "I Believe in the Holy. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Douglas Sloan, Pastor. Sunday, November 22 2 pa.--Sunday School. 3 p.m. Service-- 1 Wednesday---Prayer meeting, 8 py PENTICOSTAL BURCH. Sunday, November Bp a 10 a.m. --fhinday : 11 a,m.--Morning a. 7 pm.--Eva Wed. 8 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study. Thurs.,'2 p.m.--W.M.B. meeting. Fri, 8 pm~Young Peoples, EVERYBODY WELCOME Pastor: Wm, W. Thompson SEVENTH DAY ADVRENTIST A CHURCH Saturday, November 21st-- Service at 2.80 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are welcome Blackstock Wo-He-Lo Mission band held meet- ing Nov, 7 in the Sunday. School room. Meeting opened by Pres. Ronald Hos- kin reading the verse--"Be ye Kind one to another, tender-hearted, for- giving one another"; and singing 'The Whisper 86ng' by the band. John Hutton read and explained the Bible lesson, Matt. 4:18-22,'and Carol Rahm read the prayer. Ronald told iow our gifts help. the children in other coun: tries and the offering was taken after which "Father Bless These Gifts" was sung. . Paul Rahm read "Five Busy: Fin. gers"; Bonny Saywell read" Powder and Needle"--a story of an African family; Larry Hoskin played a piano solo. Mrs. Hill told the story from the study-book and David and Lloyd Kyte sang. After singing "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus" meeting closed 1 with the closing prayer read by Shir- ley Snooks. W.A. of United Church held the annua) bazaar in the Sunday School room with Rev. Mr. Seymour guest. speaker. Miss Vivian Sadler sang 2 numbers, accompanied by Mrs, Sadler at the organ. The program was gi- ven in the chirch after whicke bazaar and afternoon tea was held in the 8. 8. room, Mr, Sanders, speaker for the Bible Society, was guest speaker in Nestle- ton Presbyterian church Sunday even- ing. He spoke four times on Sunday in Cartwright churches, --Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Mountjoy motq- red to 'Toronto on Thursday to visit Mrs. Henry Graham. The W.A. of the United Chureh held its bazaar on Friday, Nov. 18 in the also ogee and v bles, and report Commencement in the Recreation Hall | os sstrsstssns church basement. They' sold many useful articles of sewing and'knitting, quite a profitable afternoon. 3 Mr. Thomas Stewart returned on Wednesday night. Mr. Stewart was lucky enough to bag a deer, 'Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Drinkwater visited Mrs. Wm. VanCamp 'over the week-end. * A bus load of High School 'pupils attended the Royal Winter Fair on Saturday. Congratulations to Mr.' and Mys. Henry Mahaffy who celebrated their forty-fourth wedding anniversary: 0 on November 17th, "A large number of the friends and rélatives of Mr."and Mrs, Russéll Lar- mer gathered on the evening of Nov. 14 to celebrate with them the oceasion of their twenty-fifth wedding anniver- gary. The family presented them with a chest of silver. And the friends and relatives with a studio couch and rug. Congratulations. Word has been received that Mr. Austin Willan, former Cartwright re- sident, passed away on Nov. 16 at his home in Kingston. He was buried in Kingston cemetery on the 18th, Cartwright High School held {ts cn Friday evening, November 13th, py; | RRR J. A. McArthur was chairman, and the program consisting of songs by Grade IX and X, drills by the girls, physical training exercises by the boys, and a one act play "Couldn't" I Kiss You Goodnight ?", presentation of books by Mrs, G. Scott, and Mr. Gordon Paisley presented books to the school from the family of the late W. W. VanCamp, in his memory. The validictory was given by Harvey Graham." The fol- lowing is a list of those receiving Cer- | tificates, prizes and athletic trophies: Intermediate Certificates-- -- Bert Bowers, Shirley Ellis, Joyc® | Forder, Marilyn Jackson, Verna Ko- zub, Verna Larmer, Lawrence Me- Laughlin, Jane Passant, Beth Prout, Phyllis Strong, Joan Venning. 'Glen Valley Pork & Beans + '15 oz. ............2 for 19¢. Wax Be Country Kist 2 eit Li doo Aap for 19c¢. 'Sockeye Salmon, 13's, 39¢. Coffee, Astor, ground fresh '¥ > A 1b, 97¢. 1 Tea 'Bags, Flowerdale i 10078 ..covinniiniinininnn 876, # White Beans .%.2 lbs. 29¢. Fab, Giant .........y.....77¢. 8 Get 1 tin' Ajax FREE i. 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