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Wylie, B.A, Ministe 16 ' 3 : "| of them dues i to $75) Alouette convention at Murray Bay |}, discussed at a meeting of the fed- n loving memory of our tev. R. H. Wylie, B.A,, Minister Aug. 16th and 30th. getier were strucle and Killed: by. 4 0) pay dues, ranging up to $ will be their 37th. e discussed at a g fi STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 80th, 1956 'pleted a LOCAL Mrs, Lillian Midgely & McEacheran' have special Teachers successfully com- Training Miss Thelma | NEWS THE CHURCHES Announcement John M. "Greer, B.A.Sc. and Terence COMING EVENTS| ed to pass in poor circumstances and five collisions took place when dri- vers failed 'to stay on their own side of the road. Four more were the result of excessive speed ,inattention or both, when cars "went off the road" and turned over or struck trees or other roadside objects. Three people died in rail crossing collisions. Six From Sea to Sea This week, down in Quebec Prov- ince, "Canada's biggest family party" is being held. It first got that name when it was staged in Toronto in 1954 and the la- bel has stuck. papers, men and women from rugged Newfoundland fishing villages, from Prairie grain lands and from industrial centres in Ontario, each year re-dis- cover the common ties that bind them and their communities into a Canada that is truly one Dominion from sea to sea: MEET WILL DISCUSS MUNICIPAL FINANCES EDMONTON. Canadian maunici- palities will call a federal-provincial- municipal conference to discuss muni. cipal financial problems if no other level -of government accepts the Teen 'ourte at Baster igh Scho ] s R : (Xo : : Coys : Bt oy Yon) Hig : hoo): bt CHURCH OF THEAsCENSTON | Kelly, B.A, B.C.L. wish to announce pedestrian victims were added to the| Attending the "party" ¢ are close to| Unsubsidized by goverriment, little |e, onsibility. | eH ANGLICAN that they have opened an office for |fighutul list. Two of these were 500 persons -- mostly members and | heralded in the Massey reports, and : Pils McEacl h 3 L CA Zi i Tay o the practise of law, in the Emmerson | tiny children who were permitted to|their wives of the world's biggest press | seldom probed by sociologists, we M William Hawrelak of Binion: McEacheran will be a fount Zion, Rev. K. W. Scott, L.Th,, Rector. .| Block on the 'North side . of Queen run into* the roadway. Two were | association -- the Canadian Weekly wonder if 'there Is any. single factor)' ayor Willia : dear son and brother, Howard Luke, who passed away suddenly, Sept. 4, 19565. 3 We little knew when we woke that morn, The sorrow the day had brought us, For the call was sudden, the shock severe, To part with the one we loved so dear. "Sometimes it's hard to understand Why some things have to be, But in His wisdom God has planned Beyond our power to see, God gave us strength to fight it And courage to hear the blow, But what it cost to lose you, Howard, No one will ever know, ~ Sadly missed by Mum, Dad, gisters and brothers. LUKE--In loving memory of our friend and companion, Howard Luke, who passed away suddenly Septem- ber 4, 1956. Remembrance is a golden chain Death tries to break but all in vain. To have, to love and then to, part Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart. The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never-- The memory of those happy days When we were all together. Sunday, Sept, 2nd-- Sunday, Sept, 2nd-- . 11 a.m.--Labour Sunday Message. No Evening Service, , ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B. A, D. D. Minister: During August joint services will continue, We will worship in the United Church. All are urged to at- tend services regularly. Because of extensive alterations to the Sanctuary, services during Sept. will be held in the Sunday School room, \V PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Paul Delaney Sunday, Sept. 2nd-- Sunday School at 10 a.m, Morning Service at 11 a.m, Iivening service at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. Young People's on Friday at 8 p.m. The United Church of Canada © SCUGOG - MANCHESTER * Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A., B.D. « Minister Street in 'the Village of Port Perry, Safety Appeal for Labour Day Week- End Summer's last big holiday -- the coming Labour Day week-end is a time for special attention to safety by everybody, the Hon. James N. Allan, Minister of Highways, states in a special pre-holiday safety appeal. "The Labour Day week-end is a very critical period for accidents," Mr, Allan points out. "Traffic volume will be exceptionally high over the coming week-end, with the chances of accidents increased accordingly. Hun- dreds of thousands of people will be on the move, taking advantage of the last long week-end of summer. Then, right after Labour Day, we have more than a million youngsters going back to school and another great need for Public attention to safety." Highway Department accident re- cords show that: "Over the Labour Day week-end last year, 30 people were killed in 22 adults struck in separate accidents on car turning left after dark." Mr. Allan says: "For the most .| part, these tragedies could have been prevented by the simple observance of driving and walking behaviour set out in the Highway Traffic Act. No part of this Act is intended to incon- venience anyone. It represents the road experience of literally millions of people. The Act is designed to pre- vent accidents and provide maximum travel convenience for all. And every time you violate a driving rule, you are potentially a killer. This is a stern statement; but the record shows it to be trpe, "I am firmly conyinced that when the time comes, as it surely must, when each of us realizes that our nor- mal, face-to-face behaviour must be carried on in our association with other road users, the problem of traf- fic accidents will be brought under control. "This coming Labour Day EER, will undoubtedly be one of enormous travel, of long trips and many heavily loaded vehicles. There will probab develop many situations to try a dri- ver's patience and courtesy severely. Nevertheless, I ask all who use the streets and highways of the province Newspapér's Association. per year, to support their national newspaper association. In Ontario alone there are over 200 weeklies, It is true that the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association has a few economic objectives and is concerned to some extent with the over $25 mil- lion of advertising and printing its members produce each year. But pri- marily it lives simply for the promo- tion of Canadianism. Although its head offices are in Toronto, the Association's annual con- vention is held each year in a differ- ent part of Canada. This year it is Quebec. In 1957 it will be Banff, Al- berta; in 1958, Halifax. And to these conventions come the publishers and editors of not only the bigger journ- als, but the little ones, too--the Fundy Fisherman of Black's Harbour, the Fort Saskatchewan Record, the Alto- na Red River Valley Echo, the Fort Qu'Appelle Valley Legend, the Osoy- 00s Times and the Similkameen Spot- light--names as picturesque and as Canadian as Canada itself. . At their conference tables and their after-hour discussions, editors of French, English and foreign language which looms larger in the develop- ton, newly-elected | president of the eration executive next November, 1 and Group Two Opening Day in September. D. C. MacMaster, Chairman of Board. PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL ANNOUNCING SCHOOL OPENING Tuesday, September 4th Grade I to VII pupils will assemble for registration in their respective classrooms at 9 a.m., except those pupils who have received special notice by letter. Kindergarten-Primary Pupils will assemble according to arrangements made last June. at 1.30 pm. NOTE---Begihners who have moved to Port Perry since June 29th, in order to register must be five years old by Group One at 9.00 a.m. J R. H. Cornish, Principal. Mor Th to ves " ° - < : Ever Remembered by his fri nds, Sunday, Sept. 2nd-- - fatal accidents. Two occurred when| to make a full effort to drive with 2 Bill, Art, Ken, Lloyd, Jim, ora ik vga , . drivers failed to yield the right of way | care and consideration. This is the ee Bene Bia Ross and Bill. GRACE CHUREN--=10,00 am, © or stop at a "through" highway. Two | one sure way to safety on the "com- 10 M PR hi? i - more occurred when drivers attempt-' mon path". FOR THE FINEST IN SERVICE Adoption SMITH--Leslie and Kaye Smith, of Port Perry, are proud to announce the arrival of their chosen daughter Karen Elizabeth, on Tuesday, August 28th, 1966. A little sister for George, Al- don, Robert, Bruce and Donavan. Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cherry of Port Perry, announce the engagement of their daughter Eileen to Thomas Hector Hodgins Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Hodgins of Prince Albert. The marriage to take place on Satur- day, September 8, 1956 at 4 p.m., in Grace United Church Scugog. District Fall Fair Dates Toronto (Canadian National) Aug. 24-Sept. 8 SPRAIN Aug. 31 - Sept, 1 . 31 - Sept. 1 Sept. 1 - 3 Kinmount Port Hope PORT PERRY Prospect for balance of August, PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, Sept. 2nd-- 10 a.m,--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Morning Service. 7 p-m.--Evangelistic Service, CHRIST IS THE LIFE tveryone Welcome K. Sprackett, Pastor. 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