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® © > e * World's Only Eskimo Minister is Anglican 0 . --Centrai Press Canadian The world's only ordained Eskimo minister is 75-year-old Rev. Peter Umack, seen here outside the log church he built himself "= on the 70th parallel village of Tuktoyaktuk, North West Territorles. The Anglican minister presides over 250 church-going Eskimos Ir Canada's far north, fe EGG GEG I GGG WRESTLING With action and plenty of thrills ~ STARTING, JUNE Ist, 8.45 p.m. Memorial Arena, Port Perry Blackstock er 130 Two large" bus loads of our school children journed to Peterborough and competed in the music festival Tues- day and received the following awards: Grades I, IT and II sang "Lavender" and came first with a score of 84. These same Grades had a rhythm band and received 85 points making them the winners of the trophy for the 8rd successive year. Grades V and VI or Intermediates tied for- third place, singing "Oné Misty Moisty Morning" and the Seniors won second place. in a 'two part song "Daffodils and Violets". Grace Feddema won first in solo for girls class and Cheryl Metcalf third, Leonard Saunders first in boys and I'loyd Kyte had 78 points, Local people will have an opportun- ity of hearing these children and some others at a festival to be held here in June, g The Sunday School Anniversary of the United Church was well attended. In the morning the church was filled in every corner. About sixty children formed the choir and-gave fine num- bers. Rev. Wilbur Howard, Associate editor of Sunday School publications gave a most interesting and helpful address. Great credit is due Mrs, G. Strong, Miss Joan Hoskin, Mrs, Roy Taylor, and Mrs. John Venning, who trained the children's choir, At the evening service, a men's choir of some twenty-five voices under the direction of Mr. Mel McCoy, of 'Burke- ton, delighted the congregation. Rev. Mel Buttars, Pickering, delivered a very fine sermon from the subject-- "Jesus as a disturber", . On Monday evening in convection with the Sunday School Anniversary, the Greenbank Filelis ladies' class pre- sented a fine variety concert consist- ing of several readings by Mrs. Russell Rodd; solos by Mrs. Lloyd Pogue; Piang- trio and duet and voeal trio by the Couve sisters." Two short cem- edies -- "The Minister's Bride" and "Confidently", - Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bowman 'in the passing of their daughter-in-law Mrs. Rodney Bowman, wife of the Principal of the Barrie Collegiate. Mrs. Bowman at- ER BRB BREA Ba BR BA BRE SR S53) tended the funeral in Barrie on Mon. day. wy ££ +, Messrs, Chas. Wayne and John Venning, Harold Crawford and Cecil Hill attended the ball game in Toronto on Monday and visited Mr, Russell Willan, an old Cartwright boy, now in Sunnybrook Hospital, The May * meeting of St. John's Church W.A,, Blackstock, was held in the Parish Hall, on Thursday the 17th, at 8.16 p.m. with the president presid- ing, After the devotional exercises, fourteen. members answered the roll call-with a fine display of articles for the bazaar held in connection with the celebration of Anglican Day, July 2. The minutes of the last meeting and the Treasurer's Report were given and adopted." The Dorcas Secretary read a letter from 'the Principal of the In- dianan Boarding school in Prince Albert, Sask., acknowledging with sincere thanks the receipt of the fine bale and the outfit for the Indian girl, Mis. Mildred Colley's resignation as Corr, Secretary was regratefully accepted. The Ree. Secretary offered to carry on the extra work for the remainder of the year. Arrangements were made for a social evening in the Parish Hall, June 5th, following a Confirmation service in the church by the Bishop. Committees were appointed and plans made for the celebration of Anglican Day. Colley's report of cards sent was given and a "Thank You Note" from Mr. and Mrs. Hall was read. Mrs. Nicholson gave a most interesting talk on the 70th Annual Convention and all were pleased to know ten badges had been won by the Girls, Miss Parr gave a reading "The Queen at Church" after which all sang the National An- '| them and the rector closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Group Il with Mrs. John Hamilton, convener, + Holiday visitors--Mrs. Milton Sandi- son, Toronto, Mrs, Oakley Carley and Anne with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mar- low; Mr, and Mrs. Keith Johnston and family, Belleville, with Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Johnston; Mrs, Ritchie and Miss V. Ritchie, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beacock; M¥. and Mrs. Ronald Trewin and fmaily, Oshawa, with My. and Mrs, Gardham Trewin; My, and Mrs. Bert Smith, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and family, Whit-. RE Ar XB TEO pmemarae Cea TRE Youll lo e our ike Open, Sp 3 ' Bos on 4-door Hardtops 1 THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 24th, 19666 Mr. and Mrs. Anson Taylor at their | Inn, cottage at Rice Lake; Mr. and Mrs, Roy McLaughlin and family Donald and Brénda Murphy, Bowmanville, with Mr.'and Mrs, Harold McLaughlin; Mr, "dnd Mrs. Grant Ferguson' and and, Mrs, Mrs, Fred Dayes and family; Miss Evelyn, St. Catharines, with- Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cowling; Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vin Mountjoy, Hampton, with Mr. and Murs. Leith Byers; Mr, and Ms. Elgin Todd, Bobby and Mrs. Evelyn Todd, Brampton, Mrs, Blanche Lee and I.e- anne, St. Thomas, Mr. Roy Ashton, Burketon, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McLaugh- | lin and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Laurenson, Toronto, with the Edward Harris family, Toronto, with Bowles; Mr. Wright, Rev. and Mrs. Buttars and family, of Pickering with Rev. and Mrs. C. Ww Hutton and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Leask, Taunton, Miss Ruth Marlow and friend, Toronto, and Mr, "and Mrs. Norman McNally, of Col- "borne, with Mr. and Mrs. WaHace Mar- low. The MeNallys also visited a number of other friends. Mr, Elmer Thompson, Meaford, Mr. and Mrs, M. Henry and family, Bowmanville; with Mrs. Wes.'Bradburn, and Mr. and Mrs, Louis Henry; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Terry, Stewart. in Toronto. Mrs. James Henry; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fordwand Roberta and Miss Jean, of Toronto, with Mrs. Robt. Ford. Mrs. Hazel O'Neill and Mrs. Dorothea Koch of Port ePrry, with Mr. and Mrs, Ray Snooks and girls; Mr, and Mrs. Walter Wright and girls with Mr. and Mrs. | Bob Stinson, Lotus; Mr. and Murs. Nel- son Mollon, Sunderland, with Mr, H. Martyn and boys, Mrs. Mollon is re. maining for some time; Mr. and Mrs. et Mrs. Wm. Laurenson, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Trewin; Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Samells, Miss Anna and Murs, Smith with Mu. p by and Mr. Vincent Archer, Bowman- ' of Oshawa, with the Frank Hoskins; '| ville with Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Arch-' Mr. and Mus, er; Mr, and Mrs, Roy Taylor, Mr. and Archer and Mr. Alex Dever, with Mr, He laid down a program that in- Mrs, Arnold Taylor and Dianne with and Mrs. Wes, Montgomery, Monty's Mr. and Mrs, Neil Bailey, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Marlow, Miss Pearl Wright, Mark Weldon, - Uxbridge, spent the week-end at the latter's cot- tage at Nottawaga. Beach. family, Toronto with the Roy Fergu- | Murs. Royal Whitfield and Mr. and Mrs, sons; Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Sutton, of | B. Cox, and Carol, Bowmanville, with Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Beacock "Mr. and Mrs. and family, Nestleton with Mr, and Mis. 'Henry Sheffield and children, of > Oshawa, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Turner, and Murs, thorne and Billy, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. O. Wright; Mr. and Mus. Walter Kelusky, Galt, Mrs. S. Devitt and Mrs, David Hill have returned to their home in the village for the summer, Mr. and Mis. Don Bradley and Dawn, Innisville, Ms. Ed. Frizell, Perth, Mr, and 'Mrs. Garnet Rickard, Newcastle with My, and Mrs. Thos. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Harold Martyn on the birth of a son and to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dunbar on the birth of a daughetr. Mr, and Mrs, a couple of days last week with friends Mrs. Ed Darcy visited Mrs, Job Graham and Mrs. Reg. Boundey, Port Perry last week. Dougie and Grant, Bowmanville, with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cathcart and family, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Cowling. Mrs. Dolly Gibson, Mr, Ralph May- nard, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Booker, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mahood Philip and Bobby, Willowdale, and Mrs. Gordon Wilson, Port Perry with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton. Elgin Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey GC h F nk Cl 1 Yellowlees and girls of Solina, with oac ra alr Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer and Glen; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jackson and Mr. and Asks Ottawa Fans n To Support Riders Ottawa.--Coach Frank Clair, Tues- and' Mrs, Russell |day night met some 1,600 football fans Mountjoy; Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hoskin, ! at a Meet-the-Coach Night and asked 3 . them for their help the coming Ot- Bert Smith, Mrs. W. tawa Rough Riders' season. cludes ridding the players of a de- Four football seasons, top condition- ing and exemplary behavior of the players. ' ' - He Hinted at cases where Ottawa players have been known té do more. training at parties than on the .foot- ball field, R "There are problems here and we're Hoing to try to correct them" he said, Clair, 38, former conch of Toronto Avgonauts and two-time Grey Cup winner, comes here this season after a year out of Canadian football, Last season he was an assistant coach at the University of Cincinnati, Mr, and Orr Venning; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard David Fair- with Mr, and Mrs. Carl JLClair, who reviewed the names of 12 imports signéd for this year and foun Canadian rookies, made no further an- nouncements, However, he expected announcements of about 12 more im ports within the next few weeks. Re Custom Slaughtering -------- Russel Mountjoy spent Meat Prepared for / Lockers | CAWKER BROS. 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