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Faye Xo = ge pe 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1057 LOCA Birth | Announcement HOWSAM--Keith and Mary June are happy to announce the birth of their son, Scott James, on Feb, 19th, 1057, at the Oshawa General Hospital, ~u brother for Terry and Mark . Music Exam Results The following is a test of successful Candidates in recent mid-winter Exa- minations of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto. The student's names are arranged in order of merit, and are all pupils of Mrs. J. E. Jack- son. Piano-- Grade X Honors--Marie Taylor. Theory-- Grade 1V Harmonory-- Honors--Marie Taylor. Grade III Harmony-- Honors--Donna Johnson. History-- Pass--Gloria Orr, Grade II Theory-- I'irst Class Honors-- Miriam E. Harris. Greenbank Sorry to hear that Mrs. Art Couves was back in the hospital. Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Keith Howsam on the arrival of their new son, and also congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cressman (nee Helen Baylis) on the arrival of their baby girl. Last Saturday evening a number of our community turned out to at- ----tend- the skating party -in-Sunerland- Arena and the Pie Social in the church basement. About thirty-five attended the Social. Kerry sold around 15 pies which made the Pilot Class $33.00. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sommerville left on Saturday morning for a 6 week vacation in Florida. On Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Beare left for a trip to Cali- fornia. . At the congregational meeting held in the church last week plans were formulated for the re-modelling of the auditorium of the Church prior to the 60th anniversary to be held in June. - If anyone has any clippings or stories of olden days that would help complete the history of our church the committee would be glad to receive them. BALLET - TAP - BATON Register Thursdays for winter term at Port Perry High School. Phone Oshawa RA 65-6122, March 7 The auctioneer Raymond | CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Anglican Rev. K. W. Scott, L. Th. Rector Sunday, March 3rd-- 11 a.m.--Holy Communion. 11.00 a. m. Sunday_School ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister: Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B. A,, D. D. Sunday, March 3rd-- 11 a.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m.--Evening Worship PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Paul Delaney Sunday, March 3rd-- Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Service at 11 a.m, Evening Service at 7.00 p.m. The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Minister: Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A., B.D. Sunday Services, Sunday, March 3rd-- 10.16 a.m --SCUGOG (Grace) Church and Sunday School 11.10. a.m.--SCUGOG (Head) Sunday School 11.156 aam.--MANCHESTER Church Church and Sunday School 1.16 p.m.--PROSPECT Church Church and Sunday School 7.30 p.m.--SCUGOG (Head) Church Service. "Come unto Me all ye that are weary and 'heavy laden", said Jesus, "And I will give you rest." La 1! PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, B.A., Minister Sunday, March 3rd-- 11 a,m.--A Christian and his Creed. (1) I believe in God the Father. 7 p.m.--The Life of Jesus. (5) His Hands. Ce) PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 'Rev. Harold J. Williamson, Pastor Sunday, March 3rd-- a + 10 a.m.--Sunday School ~-11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m.--Prayer Service. Fri., 8 p.m.--Young Peoples. Mr. and Mrs. R. Kemp in Charge. Come and Worship with us. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF THE AIR Radio Station CKLB, Oshawa 1350 on your Dial Every Sunday Morning at 10.05 "We need our Church-- § our Church needs us." Dee. 26-67 ~ Skim-milk powder packed in con- sumer-size containers for retail sale in Canada during 1955 amounted to 10,209,000 pounds. - em en am Winner this week -- $1 A. Fulford, Scugog. Draw next week in front o Merchants of Port Perry APPRECIATION DAY DRAW Each Tuesdgy at/3.30 p.m. .80 with 6% coupon--was The treasure chest will contain $433.54 Get your coupons by shopping in Port Perry / estern Tire Store. Wieners ......... PHONE 29 "The Family CAWKER BROS. York Brand Bologn Frozen Strawberries York Frozen Cod Fillets .....1b. 25c. ....}..per Ib. 3c. J.12 0z. tin 29¢. ......pkg. 3c. Butcher" PORT PERRY" ~10 a.m~Sunday" School COMING EVENTS Meeting and Euchre - Thursdays March 7th at 8.80 p.m. in Scugog Town Hall under the aus- pices of the Farmer's Union, Ladies to provide lunch. All are welcome, March 7 Paper Salvage On Saturday, March 2, remember to tie up your papers and put out before 1 p.m. for the Boy Scout Paper Salvage. : St. Patrick's Euchre Euchre will be held on Sat., March 16th in the Parish Hall of the Catho- lic Church at 8.00 o'clock. Lunch served. Special Prizes. Admission 50 cents. Feb. 28 & Mar. 7 I - Parent's Night ~ Parent's Night and the opening of the new addition to Cartwright Cent- ral Public School will be held on Mon- day March 11th at "7 p.m. An Invi- tation is extended to all interested people in the area to visit the School from 7 p.m. on. - An opportunity will be given the parents to interview the Teachers and board members at this time. Light refreshments will be served. Mar. 7 Henry Thompson, Sec. Treas. Canadian Club A meeting of Ontario County Cana- dian Club will be held in Northminster Church Hall, Oshawa, on Wednesday, March 6, at 6.30 p.m. Dean D, L. Thomson will speak on Science and Canada's Future. Euchre rma A Euchre party will be held on Saturday evening, March 2, in Man- chester Hall at 8.30 p.m. Lunch pro- vided. Admission 50c: Play, Songs, Music On Monday, March -11 at 8. p, m, the United Church Y. P. U. are pros- enting a special night of Play, Songs and Music at the Port Perry High School. Admission: Adults 3be., Children 26c. Scugog Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reader were guests of honour at a surprise family gathering last Sunday, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ash- bridge. The entire family were pre- sent to enjoy the day with their par- ents in celgbration of Mr. and Mrs. Reader's Wedding Anniversary and Mrs. Reader's Birthday, which occur- red earlier in the month. They were presented with an electric mixette. The Head Farm Forum met at the Church last Monday evening -to see a film given by Mr. Charles Reesor of Port Perry. It proved very interest- ing to the group, which was not as large as expected, due, we imagine, to the poor weather. The next meet- ing will be held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Don Ashbridge. : The Head W. A. will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Ethel Redman; with Mabel Graham's group in charge. tt SY We were very sorry that the heat- ing system in the Head Church de- cided to "act up" last Friday evening, and made the evening rather unpleas- ant for the elders and Mr. Braham who were holding their meeting there. However all is now well again, and the church has had another thorough cleaning, so we trust our gatherings from now on will go more smoothly. Our thanks to the hard working W.A. members who made the church interior shine once more. 4 Causeway Langs - PORT PERRY OPEN BOWLING Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday Blackstock The Mission Band met on Tuesday with eighteen children and two ladies present, Nancy Dorrell, presiding. After the opening hymn, purpose and prayer, Mrs, Hill gave the worship talk and prayer. Bob Kyte took up the offering and all sang the offertory. Minutes and roll call were read by Lorna Wright. The following pro- gram-was given: reading, "The lit- tle read tulip" by Judy Swain; reading "Little Boys Dog" by Betty Brad- burn; reading, "The Three Silly Kit- tens by Brian Mountjoy; reading, 'The Story of Lavender" by Elizabeth Thompson. Mrs. Romeril told of the different things and showed pictures of people, places, fiuit, ete. in Jamaica which all really enjoyed. The meet- ing closed with hymn and benediction. Several members of the Women's Institute and their husbands gathered in the Community Hall Wednesday evening and enjoyed themselves at a Pot Luck Supper as a way of cele- brating the 60th anniversary of the founding of Women's Institutes in Ontario. Later in the evening more gathered for an evening of euchre, The winners were Mrs. F. Hodgson, Port Perry and Mrs. F. Staniland for ladies and for the gents Keith VanCamp and Lorne Thompson. Wednesday night the Pee Wee hockey team of Port Perry and the Blackstock Bantams had a game in the arena here, which resulted in a score of 5-3 in favour of Port Perry. Congratulations to Lloyd Wilson on attaining First Class' Honors on Grade I Theory examinations, On Wednesday Evening 12 couples of the United Church met in the Sun- day School room and decided to hold a Couples Club meeting the last Wed- nesday of each month. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Marlow were appointed secretar- ies, The object of the Club is to be a social evening with some serious dis- cussion. 'They decided the first pro- ject to be the purchase of-linoleum for the nursery room. Any couples of the church are welcome, The regular meeting of -the W.A. of St. John's Anglican Church was held in the Parish Hall on Thursday. After the opening Mrs. Shemilt was in charge of the devotional. The cor- respondence was read by the secretary. | Thank you notes from Mrs, Darcy for the get well card she had received while in Port Perry Hospital, also her thanks to the individual members who had remembered her. Six cards in- cluding get-well and sympathy had been sent out during the past month. Roll call was answered by nineteen members and the birthday box receiv- ed a donation from Mrs. J. Hamilton. The president reported three carloads had enjoyed a wonderful evening with the Bowmanvville Branch on their re- cent visit to hear the splendid address by Dr. T. H. Dustan on furlough from India. President also reported all ar- rangements for the World's Day of Prayer being held in the Anglican Church, March 8th, had been made and the W.A. decided to pay for the pro- grams instead of taking it from the Day's offering as is customary. Mrs. Bone stated the new Study Book "East from Berma"" with an in- troductory skit in which she was as- sisted by Mrs, Fletcher, Mrs. W, Van- Camp and Mrs. Shemilt. At close of the meeting lunch was served by Group three with Mrs. George Staniland as convener. The February meeting of the 0.N.O. Club was held at the home of Mrs. Kathleen Dorrell on Thursday night. Opened with Minutes and business. Club voted to send $25.00 to the Port Perry Hospital to help replenish the supply .of linen. A note was to be sent to the Barbershoppers asking for them to come to Blackstock sometime in October. After much discussion it was decided to have a dance March 23rd, also another skating party to be arranged as such a good time was enjoyed at the previous one. 'Table cloths belonging to the O.N.O. are to be kept at the home of Mrs. Doris Marlow. Roll call was answered with a new picture from each girl to bring the scrap book up-to-date. Next months roll to be an Irish joke. An interesting contest was held by the hostess with Mrs Norma VanCamp winning after a draw. Refreshments were served by the hostess and group, bringing another happy evening to a close. The next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Florence Collins. Don't forget your joke. ' : The 0.N.O. Valentine Dance held on > February 16th was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. Prize winners were: Spot dance. Johnny and Lois Grieves; Elimination Dance, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Wright; Clothes Hanger Dance, Neil Malcolm and © Gwen Thompson, The Lucky ¢offee cup was held by Miss Tyrrell. A very good crowd attended the Firemen's Picture show in the Re- creation Centre Friday night. They plan to have another on March 16th. Mr. and Mrs Wes Pearce attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Pearce on Tuesday even- ing in honour of Mr. John Pearce's 92nd birthday. " "Rev. P. Romeril and Mr. I. Thomp- son attended Presbytery in Oshawa on Wednesday. A Mrs. Ernest Larmer and Mrs. Cecil Hill attended the W.M.S. Prebyterial in Whitby on Thursday. Mr John Hooey, Cameron, and Mrs. Earl Smith, Bethany, were recent visitors of Mrs, Thos. Smith and Mr, | Jack Smith, - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Palk were Sun- day dinner guests of Mrs. E. J. Palk and family, Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanCamp and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow attend- ed the funeral of an aunt, Mrs. A, Irvine, Lindsay, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Rudd Heaslip, Toronto spent the week-end with the Wallace Marlows and Harry amps. Mr. and Mrs. George Dunbar and Denise, of Toronto, spent the week- end with the Roy Fergusons. Mr. Roy Graham and Miss Joyce Venning with Miss Bert Freelin at- tended the Silver Wedding of the lat- ter's parents in Kirkfield, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn Graham visit- 'ed her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Flett, ,in Fenelon Falls, on Sun- day Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGill visited her father Mr. J. Armstrong and his brother Henry Armstrong and family at Burnt River on Sunday. ; © Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Murphy and family of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy and family and Mrs. Edith Murphy, Tyrone, visited. the Roy McLaughlins on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. L. Fallis, who were married at the Rect- ory,, Whitby, Saturday. Rev. George Nicholson former rector of Blackstock, officiated. : . Mrs. P. Romeril has accepted the position of teacher for the Young Ladies' Class of United Church Sun- day School. Sunday night she enter- tained the girls in the parsonage in order to get acquainted. Sorry to report Mrs, Alex. Scott is ill in Oshawa Hospital. Mrs. John Marlow is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ivan Shook, Mr. Shook and Marjorie Anne. Miss Nora Venning and Mrs, Don Emery, of Lindsay, spending a few days holiday in the States. Seed Judging | Competition Good seed, high fertility, and sound farm management are essential in ob- taining the maximum returns from our farming enterprise." A knowledge of good seed-is-just-as-important in suc- cessful farming as a knowledge of |§ good livestock. To help the 4-H mem- 5 bers and Junior Farmers increase |§ their knowledge of grains and small seeds, the (continued on page 6) 1. . ---- Parents Saturday Mor 9:30 2k 111 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH Do Neater Work -- NOTICE OSHAWA BUSI Register by Phone or in Person. TYPEWRITING IS A LIFE-TIME SKILL Students who caff type, Get Better Marks, SY COLLEGE DIAL 5-3375 Start any Saturday. ----, Are More enthusiastic Ontario County Annual 4 Now it's f puppy --in a few You can Belp your childre saving. (Jet them a Juni Passbookfat our nearest, ars, greater things. reach their goals by Depositor's Savings ranch. BA F COMMERCE 750 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU J. BR. Helm, Manager PORT PERRY BRANCH N-67C '§, broken head-lights and window Let our e badly damaged body parts, restore AY! Don't let crumbly 'glass remain ol expert repair men\repl finish. SEE US WE DO THE COMPLETE JOB FROM TOW-IN TO THE FINAL FINISH. FREE ESTIMATE. MOTOR REPAIRS TO ALL MAKE OF CARS. BEARE MOTORS LIMITED - DODGE and DESOTO CARS. DODGE*TRUCKS PORT PERRY, ONTARIO PHONES 332 or 333 CS 08080808090908080808080808000800080808080808080S0E0808 00: John Mills, Chairman, Civil Defence Committee, Box 31, ---Ajax "or Phone AJAX 426". CIVIL DEFENCE CO-ORDINATOR Applications will be r 12:00 noon on. MONDA position of CIVI County of Ontario.- ived' by the undersigned until MARCH 18th, 1957, for the DEFENCE CO-ORDINATOR for the Applicants are requested to state age, qualifications, and references. Further information may be obtained from WM. G. MANNING, Clerk-Treasurer, County of Ontario, Box 550, Whitby, Ontario. POSORCE0E00E080808080808090808000809080808080908080900C © COUNTY OF ONTARIO TENDERS FOR TRUCK Sealed tenders clearly © received by the undersigned yntil 5 p.m, FRIDAY, MARCH arked as to contents will be 8th, for the supply of a 5/Aon cab and ch delivered F.0.B., Claremont, Ontario Ga 21d, ghageis, The County propbses/to offer in trade a 1948 Inter- national K8 cab and ch3ssfs which has beén used as a tractor unit in conjunction with/a machinery float. This unit may be inspected at the County Garage, Sunderland, Ontario. Tenders are to be submitted on forms which to-gether with specifications may be obtained at the office of the undersigned. i ¢ ! a) Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. E. SIMS, P. Engineer, Engineer, County of Ontario, County Buildings, Whitby, Ontario. '