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4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, 1967 LOCAL Card of Thanks The family of the late George Milne wish to express their thanks and ap- preciation to all their friends and neighbours, for flowers, cards and acts of kindness during their recent be- reavement, Birth CROZIER -- Mr. and Mrs, Robert Crozier of Port Perry are happy to announce the arrival of a son, James Philip, on February 4th, 1957, at the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, a brother for Robert. In Memoriam CAUGHILL -- In loving memory of Edward J. Caughill, veteran of World War I, who passed away at his home in Burketon, Feb. 20, 1940, However long my life may last, Whatever lands I view, Whatever joy or grief be mine I will always think of you. Lovingly remembered and sadly miss- cd by his wife Florencec-.. STAPLE -- In loving memory of Don- ald Staple who was killed in action, February 19, 1945, in Cleve, Germany. His toil is past, his work is done, and he is fully blest; He fought the fight, the victory won, apd entered into rest. ~_Sadly missed and ever remembered by Mom and Dad. WILLIAMS -- "Eventide" God loves the aged. He gives them greater visions than the young; He put the words of wisdom on their tongue; And keeps His presence over on their |" side From dawn to dusk, and on through eventide. In memory of Mother who passed away one year ago. --Marion, John, Father and grandchildren, NEWS THE Rev. R. H. Wylie, B.A., Minister Sunday, February, 17th, 1957 11 a.m, Sacrament of Christian Pr Baptism. 7 p. m. Evening Worship CHURCHES PENTECOSTAL CHURCH CHURCH Sunday, Fel Rev. Harold J. Williamson, Pastor Sunday, February, 17th, 1957 L National W, M. C. Day ° OF THE ASCENSION Anglican wruary, 17th, 1957 PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH + 9.30 a. m. * Holy Communion. 10 a. m. Sunday School 11.00 a. m. Sunday School Il am. Mrs. W. H. Found, speaker 7.00 p. m. Evening Prayer and ., W. M. C. in charge of service Sermon. ble Special Talent, Northernaires Trio Rev. K. W. Scott, L.Th., Rector ~ ® Display of W M. C. work. PRESB Rev. B. D. Sunday, February, 17th, 1957 -Sunday School 11 a.m.- 7 pm.---E 7p. m Rev. W. H. Found, presi- ST. JOHN'S dent of Eastern Pentecostal Bible YTERIAN CHURCH College, Peterboro, Ont, Minister: Wed. 8. p. m. Prayer Mecting Fri. 8 p. m. Young People's A warm welcome awaits you Armstrong, B. A., D. D. vening Worship PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Sunday, February, 17th, Sunday School at 10 a.m. (Wd Morning Service at 11 a.m. Evening Service at 7.00 p.m. Coming Event Paul ey presents "Colour Dynamics in the Home", an evening of films, demon- strations, and home decorating ideas by the colour consultant of Pittsburgh Paints. It will be held in the United Church basement on Thursday, Feb. Scugog Pastoral Charge MINISTE Sunday, February, 17th, 1957 10.15 a:m. Church 28, at 8.15 p. m. Admission 50c. Proceeds in aid of the Organ Fund. R: Rev. J. K. M.A, B. D. Braham, TAP - BATON Register Thursdays for winter term at BALLET - Scugog Church (Grace) and Sunday School. The Port Perry United Church Choir COMING EVENTS Home Baking Sale Afternoon Tea and a Sale of Home Baking on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 23rd from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Parish Hall of the Church of the Ascension. under the auspices of the Women's Guild. Feb. 21 Euchre Thursday, February 21 at 8.30 p.m. Iluchre will be heid in the Parish Hall of the Catholic Church, Lunch serv- ed. This will be the last Euchre until the St. Patrick's Euchre to be heid on Saturday, March 16th, Box Social Crokinole and Box Social in Prince Albert United Church on Thursday, February 21st at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Admission 25c: - ' Feb. 21 the Young People. Valentine Dance on Friday, Feb. 15th in Recreation' Centre, Blackstock. Dancing from 9 till 1. Sponsored by O. N .0 . Club. Montgomery Ovchestra. Admission' $1.00 per person. Lunch. Prizes. Euchre 11.00- a.m. Scugog Church (Head) Port Perry High Sanday Seliool, School. Phone Oshawa A Euchre will be held in Manchest- Navan. Manchester fits RA 5-6122. er Hall on Saturday, Feb. 16th. at 8.30 ind) aud Sunday Schoo). p.m. in aid of the Utica Hall Building 1.15 p. m. Prospect Church. Fund. J Church and Snday School. ernie) Fri. Feb. 22 All Elders will meet in| ooo. es ces emo em: wm on "wry - Scugog (Head). "ITow amial Lord of Hosts! even fainteth for the courts of the Lord." ole are Thy tabernacles, O My soul longeth, yea, THE Radio ~ Station CKLB, Oshawa 13 Every Sunday Morning at 10.05 "We need our Church-- Dee. 26-67 SUNDAY SCHOOL OF THE AIR 50 on your Dial our Church needs us." PHONE 29 CAWKER BROS. 7 --|! Fresh Pork Shoulder . .... Ib. 49c. Standing Rib Roast of Beef, . Snow Flake Shortening 2 Lbs. for dic. © "The Family Butcher" 1b. 4%. PORT PERRY | Mis. Aletha Holtby; Best gent's cos- Manchester Our Church is being insulated so service was neld in the Hall on Sun- day morning with a large congrega- tion in attendance to hear another fine message from our pastor. The children's Choral number was much appreciated. Mrs. Jack Witherspoon and Mar- garet Anne and the latter's teacher and husband attended the North American figure skating champion- ships in Rochester U.S.A. on Sunday. The Women's Association met at | the home of Mrs. Theo. Stevens last { Thursday with sixteen members pre- sent. The meeting opened with hymn "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" "followed by prayer by Rev. Mr. Bra- ham. Mrs. Stevens read the Scrip- ture and Mrs. Aletha Holtby gave !'the lesson story also a reading "The Mind of Martha". Pres. Mrs. Caw- ker took charge of the business ses- sion. Plans were discussed for a pro- "ject for March and Mrs. Crosier and "Mrs. Roach were appointed a com- | mittee to a arrange for a pot luck supper for that month. i Several "Thank You" notes were read and all reports given were most | satisfactory, At the close of the meeting Mrs, Stevens and Mrs. Cro- sier assisted by Mrs. Roach served lunch and a social hour was enjoyed. There was a good crowd at the Hard Times Party sponsored by the Friendly Group last Saturday night. Nearly everyone came dressed for the occasion and the following were win- , ners: First, best ladies costume-- Frank Henry; Best girls cos- Best Boys Special men- ftume-- , tume--Elaine Gooding; | costume--David Hobbs, tion goes to Mrs. Toombs for the {lovely decorations in the Hall. The ! music by Mrs." Toombs, Mr. Donnelly ' Mr. Wilfred Barnes, Oshawa and Mr. A. Roach was excellent and Mr. Wil- i bur and Bob Walker did their usual good job as callers. To these people a big "Thank You". An abundant lunch concluded a jolly evening. Mrs. I. Johnston won the bean guessing contest--a box of chocolates. Sev- 15 contests were put on for the children. - About $40.00 was taken at the door. Introducing for 57 Mightiest Mercury trucks ever- featuring Paya koa MERCURY TRUCKS FOR '57 PAY OFF IN. PROFIT NEW Short-Stroke V-8 or 6 engines payoff in economy. NEW practical styling pays off in extra payload space! . NEW automatic transmissions payoff in smooth operation. NEW stronger, sturdier frames payoff in durability. NEW lower, wider, roomier cabs payoff in driver comfort. NEW hydraulic clutch pays off in easier shifting, less wear. NEW safeguard features payoff in extra driver safety. NEW big range pays off with a model designed for your job, PAN i || ze y = | ©) YU] : © orA [A ne, yz "a em ) AU-NEW MERCURY ee TRUEKS! T= 2 SEE ery 77) A pe ) 1) p [MERCURY TRUCKS Pine Grove W.A. will be held in the school at 1.30 Friday. Rev. Lowden will take charge of the service on Sunday next. There will be a male choir from Claremont. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce, Bailey on Sunday evening. The newly weds arg home and the Iron Band serenaded them 0 Tey evening, The many friends of Mrs. Robert Nesbitt Sr. are sorry to hear of her accident and wish her a complete re- covery. Mr. A. Handel spent the week-end in Toronto with his family, Mrs. A. Handel spent Monday visit- ing her father Mr. W. Poole of Osh- awa. Mr. and Mrs, E. Ballard visited at Russ Ballard's Monday afternoon. Mrs. Russ Ballard is spending some time with her daughter Mrs. Morris Rints of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs! Charlie Gourlie spent the week-end in Toronto. Mr. Marshall Sharrard calling on Mr. and Mrs. Talbert Evans and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Johnson on Thursday evening. The Charivari gang gathered at Mr. Marshall Sharrard's on Friday evening. Prospect Thirty-four persons from this com- munity enjoyed a Bowling Party, con- vened by Janet Vernon, for the W.A., at Causeway Lanes, Port Perry on Feb. 5th. After the games, the la- dies served lunch at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Holtby. Mrs. Mosinko was hostess to the W.A. on Thursday evening. Willa Holtby conducted the opening exer- cises, Following the motto and a hymn, Rev .Braham offered prayer. Willa read the Scripture Lesson and Tot Holtby gave the Lesson Thoughts and prayer. She continued with the business session. * Social activities.for February were discussed. Announce- ment was made of the W.M.S. con- vention in Whitby United Church Feb. 21st with sessions at 9,30 a.an., 2 pm. and 7.30 p.m .m. , .m." Dinner at 12.30 $1.00 and luncheon at 6.30. The sues) speaker--Mrs, Hugh Taylor, Overseas Missions' Executive Secretary, and Miss Constance Wager of Trinidad. Joanne tine piano solo. Willa conducted | entertaining love-ly Valentine concert. Two groups, each of ten persons, were allowed ten minutes to arrange a pro- gram of sentimental love songs, con- sisting of three items--a solo, a duct and chorus. "I'hen each group to pre- sent their program. Group 1 gave the best presentation. Everyone re- ceied appropriate prizes. The _meet- ing closed with the theme song and prayer. A pleasant social hour followed. Murs. Mosienko assisted by Willa Holt- by, Bella Diamond and Marion Web- ster, served a delicious lunch, We are sorry to report the illness "of Mrs. G. Webster and wish her a speedy recovery, ! Master Gordon Vernon is coming along fine in Port Perry Hospital. He is sharing a room with Billy Nix- on of Scugog. Master Jimmie Bell is convalescing at his home, from a broken ~eollaye } bone. Master Wilkie Webster is back to school following his appendix opera- tion in Port Perry -Hospital. ERS ARRAS R EXTRA PROFIT Bulk Zeleteleteleleletelel el oS WS, Teteletateted tales Sede e Sess 05%, 4%) eS. 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