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hans na a2 725 or rr £33 z SEE pars Ls 7 v og a ee S -- wey v , a ATI ~ A na Sh hd 7 | 3 ] ¢ vy y y EN " PORT PERRY 4---THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY bGth, 1056 LOCAL In Memoriam CCHRISTIE: In loving memory of our aunt, Miss Arnie passed away, July 4th, 1952. Those who pass on lve with us day by day, What God has given ite does not take 'away Intangible love binds the human face, Fever remembered by nicees and nephews. Card of Thanks We wish to express our most sin- cere thanks to all who had part in the shower held at the home of Mrs. J. K. Ferguson on I'riday evening, June 20th, We do appreciate the thoughtful preparation and beautiful gifts. -- Don Washbury, E I Irma Walker. TEM .. Steel Strike Seen Moving Into Canada TORONTO--A Toronto spokesman for the United Steelworkers of Ameri- ca (CLC) said Wednesday night the Steelworkers strike in the United States may spread to Canada. Commenting on the effects of the strike on Canada, he said 5,000 of 7,- 000 employees at the Steel Company of Canada in Hamilton have said they ave in favor of strike action. The union has been conducting con- tract negotigtions with Stelco and the Dominion Steel and Coal Co. of Syd- ney, N.S, since March 31, when con- tracts expired. A contract with Al- goma Steel corporation of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., ends July 31. Featuring SPRING LAMB Custom Slaughtering CAWKER BROS. "THE FAMILY BUTCHER" PHONE 29 Christie, who NEWS THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (Anglican) 'Rev. K. W. Scott, L.Th,, Sunday, July 8th-- 11 a.m.~--Morning Prayer and Serinon, Congregational Picnic, Wed., July 11, Rector PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R, H. Wylie, B.A., Minister The congregation of the United Church will worship with St. John's Presbyterian Church congregation during the month of July. lp ET - ST. JOHN'S ~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister: Rev. B. D. Armstrong, Sunday, July 8th-- 10 a.m.--Sabbath School. 11 a.m.-- Divine Worship. The Session and Congregation of St. John's extends a sincere welcome to our friends of the United Church who will worship with us during July. It is our hope that the services and the fellowship will be of much benefit to all of us. \" B.A, B.D. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Paul Delaney Sunday, July 8th-- Sunday School at 10 a.m, Morning Service at 11 am. Ilvening service at 7 p.m. Wudnesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. Young People's on Iriday-at 8 p.m. Pastor: The U Inited "Chure ch of Canada SCUGOG - MANCHESTER « Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A, B.D. * Minister - 10.00 a.m.--Grace Church * 11.15 a.m.--Prospect Church ° 7.30 p.m.--Manchester Church © "Come and Worship with us.,". 2 'PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, July 8th-- "10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Morning Service. 7_p.m.--Evangelistic Service, CHRIST IS THE LIFE Ilveryone Welcome K. Sprackett, Pastor. SUNDAY SCHOOL OIF THE AIR THE Radio Station CKLB, Oshawa 1350 on your Dial Ivery Sunday Morning at 10.05 "We need our Church-- our Church needs us." dec.16-66 OSHAWA'S FIRST BLACK & TAN ROCK 'N' ROLL DANCE Featuring Entire Musical Cast From Club Moon Glo LUPE Buffalo's Harlem autiful Sepian Songstress CHARLIE ECKSTINE--Rock 'n' Roll Dynamite AL "SHEP" SHEPHERD and His Band : ALL NEGRO ALL STAR ARTISTS RED BARN, FRIDAY, JULY 6 OSHAWA Admission $1.00 Week-End SPECIALS, July 6-7 LIBBY'S SPAGHETTI, 20 07. ....ccoovvvvinnnn ren eres 2 for 3b5c. MEDIUM SIZE KLEENEX " 2 for 37c. CAKE MIXES, 2¢. off each package : KAM, C12 OZ ccovvrniivinsiniisisnrssnssssssisrsssissssnsstisnss ssssasssissassans 38c. FRESH GROUND COPPER. civ isprrtsspinns sunkanied 95c. 1b. DOUPE'S PRINCE ALBERT STORE Phone 485W COMING EVENTS Baking Sale Sponsored by Mrs, O'Neill's Group of W.A. on Saturday, July 14th, on the lawn of the United Church, Will members please bring baking in by 10 a. m, julyb United Church W. M.S. cancelling the July picnic until Sep- tember meeting, Honeys Host to 4-H Club "Quality hay and the production of it cannot be over emphasized if we wish to feed wholesome feeds and do it economically" stated Mr. Sidney MacDonald, Associate Agricultural Repesentative, at the June meeting of the Port Perry 4-H Calf Club, Meet- ing wth them on the farm of Mr. H. W. Honey, were the members of the Dairy Section of the Scott Junior Calf Club, The evening's activities began with Mr. MacDonald, giving a quick resume on Dairy type. After this the mem- bers had the privilege of judging two excellent classes of mature Holsteins, Reasons were -taken from several of the members on both classes, with Mr, Les. Smith, club leader, giving the official placing and reasons on the wet class and Mr. MacDonald on the dry class. The group then assembled in the barn where Lloyd Wilson, president of the 4-H Club, conducted the re- mainder of the meeting. cided to count the Holstein Twilight! Meeting" to be held at Mr. Armour McMillan's on Wednesday, July 11th, as a meeting. As well as this one in July it was decided to hold a Show- manship meeting on Monday, July 23. John Leask and Lawrence Medd were appointed to locate a meeting place. A film "The Storage of Quality ay" was shown and discussed fol- lowed by a. talk on "Digestion and I'eeds" by Mr. MacDonald. Lloyd Wilson thanked the Honey's for their hospitality and the meeting closed with the host serving chocolate milk and doughnuts. Wife Preservers Place peeled apples in a we of cold. slightly salted water ur you are ready to serve or use them, and they will not turn brown and soft. |] EET HOLT 214") UXBRIDGE, ONT. . Friday-Sat., Ton 6 and 7 . 1" "Top starring S Lon Bd and WM. BISHOP, also "CANYON CROSSROAD" starring, Richard Basehart and Phyllis Kirk Monday-Tuesday, July 9-10 Hell on 'Frisco Bay Cinemascope and Technicolor staring Allan Ladd and Edward G. Robinson Wednesday-Thurs., July 11-12 "Distant Drums" starring Gary Cooper and and Mari Aldon FRIDAY-SAT. JULY 13:14 "Rock Round the Clock" Bill Haley and his Comets, The Platters, Tony Martenez and his Band, Freddie Bell and his Bell- boys, Allan Freed, Johnny John- son and Alix Talton. W. M. S, of the United Church are Ki It was de-|----- Ef School Report CENTRAL ONTARIO COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT SUSSESSFUL CANDIDATES GRADE 8 and 9 PORT PERRY VILLAGE Buller, Joan © Burnett, James Buxcey, Joyce Carnegie, Carol Cawker, Ralph Carnegie, Richard Chapman, William Dowson, Georgé Dowson, Kenneth Edwards, Jennifer Ildwards, Jacqueline Elford, Murray Farmer, Patricia Farmer, Patrick F ielding, Bar bara Hergett, Harold '- Irvine, Winnifred Jef ford, Arthur 'Love, Eric Luke, Ivan Luke, Marilyn McLeod, William Menzies, Archie -Midgley, Patricia Morton, David . Reader, Gerald - Smith, Lorne Smith; Murray Tease, Noreen Tease, Pauline Warren, Phyllis Wilkin, Donald - | Williams, Jeanne Wright, Margaret REACH TOWNSHIP Abraham, Barry Asling, Faye Asling, Jerry Barnes, Marilyn Blain, Murray Beare, Fred Butt, Carol Baker, Brenda Couves, Ruth Cookson, Joyce hoi Donnelly, Roselyn Drin water, Florence Duff, Robert Ilvans, Doreen Iivans, Doris Foster, Wallace Fralick, Carol Goreski, Gerald Geer, Carol Grier, Sharon Grainger, Mary Harper, Eleanor Hancock, Constance Jordan, Diane Kerry, Arnold Leaeh, Russell Leask, Alex. MacCannell, 'Douglas Medd, Elaine McMillan, Douglas Newman, Vera Posthill, Margaret Rynard, Carolyn =. Raines, Neil Smith, Carol Sturman, Leslie Tobin, Frank Trenka, Kathleen Webster, Douglas Wilson, Lloyd Whitaker, Raymond Warren, Joseph Williams, Craig Wanamaker, Neil SCUGOG TOWNSHIP Barry, Allison Bowman, David Michie, Velma ~ Brooklin Wins Over Dodd's; Tony's Default Brooklin Stevenson Motors: whip- ped Dodd Motor Sales 12-2 Tuesday at Bathe Park, when they clashed in an Oshawa City and District "Major League" softball tilt," Leo Bramley and Murray Woods sharéd the pitching honors for Brook- lin, Dodds got their runs, one off of | cach, Hrico getting a hit and scored | on a walk and another hit by Law- rence, in the third. In the 6th, off 'Woods, Hill slammed a hard one which D.-Mitchell-missed in centre and Hall went the circuit for his team's other run. | gave Tony's an 11-8 victory, if with four hits apiece, including extra- base blows, were the big hitters for Brooklin, They scored one and three in the first two, then came back in the 5th, 6th and 7th to pile in seven more runs an dadded one in the 9th to fill it out. Gibson's homer in the fifth, was the big blow in Brooklin's heavy-hitting attack. Tony's Lose ° Once again Tony's failed to show up with a full team, for their sche- duled game with Parts and Service, at Radio Park, giving Parts an auto- matic 9-0 win. In the exhibition game 'the two teams arranged, they then staged a terrific see-saw battle until two homers and an extra run in the 10th inning. School Report REPORT OF 8.8. No. 5 REACH PROMOTIONS - (Alphabetical) Grade 8--Allan Bailey, Donald Dit- trick, Frank Fielding, Bill Mitchell, David Moore, Jim Ross, Ronald Saunders, Sharon Saunders. Grade 7--Glen Goslin, Gloria Goslin, Paulette Julien, Sharron MacDonald, Louise Moore, Judy Philip, Ann San- dison, Heather Saunders. Sy 8 ig 3 r rad) ( Grade 6 -- Bill Diamond, Louise Mitchell, Douglas Moore, Eleanor Popadynee, David Saunders; Tony . Toogood, bn ' - Grade 5--Ross Diamond, Joan Gos- lin, Kenneth MacDonald, * Beverley Moore, Larry Skerratt, Donna Sut- cliffe, Grade 4--Yvonne Mitchell, Moore, Richard Popadynee, Larr Ross. Grade 3--Jimmy Fielding, John Gos- lin, Ronald Moore, Eddie Popadynec. Grade 2--Douglas Geer, Earl Mec- Clure, Jack Mitchell, Andy Popadynec, Dawn Sutcliffe, Tony Verkuyl. SLirade 9--Carol Geer, Sharon Grier, Kathleen Trenka. K. M. CROSIER, Teacher. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK FLOWERS ARE. 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