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>i TI JER BLACKSTOCK A good many ladies spent a pleasant time with the Brownies in the Com- munity Hall on Monday evening, June 10th, First, the Brownies held their regular meeting and the five following girls received their Golden Bar---Grace Feddema, Shirley De Jong, Linda Venning, Shirley McCoy and Marlene Tomchishin. They each Brownie es- corted her mother and friends to view the display and purchase what they wished from the "White Elephant" table, after which a very dainty and bountiful buffet luncheon, was served, and a pleasant visit. $52 was realized from the sale and luncheon, which will be spent for some thing for the chil- dren's ward of Community Hospital, Port' Perry. What clothing and toys were not sold were taken to the Sal- vation Army the next day. Twenty ladies and seven children attended the W.M.S. at the home of Mrs. Roy McLaughlin on Wednesday afternoon, June 12th, President Mrs. Ernest Larmer opened the meeting with a poem. After the singing of a hymn Mrs, Gordon Strong gave a fine , devotional paper entitled "The Four Anchors" and offered prayer. The customary business was dealt with and several thank you notes read. Mrs. John Scott gave the chapter of the - Study Book. "The Future is Now". Mrs. John Carnaghan gave a reading, "If you ask me, cleariness is not al- ways next to Godliness", Mrs. J. A. Johnston read "The Senior Citizen" Mrs, E. Larmer conducted a couple of contests on men and women of the Bip'e. A dainty lunch was served by the group with Mrs. Carl Wright con- vener, Mrs. Ray McGill entertained thirty ladies of the Bowling Club and her neighbours on Wednesday night in honour of Miss Bert Freelen. A very interesting program of readings, con- tests and games was enjoyed. Then Mrs. Velma Bailey read an! address and Miss Joyce Venning and Mrs. Me- Gill presented Miss Freelen with a steam iron, and electric clock, bracket can opener and other miscellaneous gifts, A bountiful lunch was served and a social time enjoyed. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Keith VanCamp on the birth of a daughter in Oshawa hospital, June 11. Mr. Dalton and Miss Hazel English visited Mr, and Mrs. Royal Whitfield in Port Dalhousie, Sunday week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sanderson, of Peterborough, are spending a couple of days with Mr. ad Mrs. Russell Mountjoy. y Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Elford, Little Current, Manitoulin Island, visited the Fred: Dayes on Saturday then all met 1953 OLDS 98 1952 PONTIAC SEDAN 1953 CHEV. SEDAN © 1951 ¥; TON TRUCK Howard Motors CHEVS - OLDS - CHEV. 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Register Now Ask for Free Literature, 111 Simcoe Street, South Oshawa PI 000% 0% 5% 5% 000% 0 P00 0% 8% 1% 4% 1% 4% 470 17% 0° 0 4% FA 0 RoR 08080e0ece cece oes Sete ste, "oon" 0% sen" te Dial RA. 5-3376 pe dle te PETE LAE RE LE BE AE LE AE RR AS RE AA AE A ee et 2300%0% . 4 ed said] Roisin sind ot shinai iutiod brid ani with a hundred or more of the Elford relatives and spent the afternoon at Cream of Barley Camp, Bowmanville. Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy of Hampton, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes and family. Mr, and Mrs: Bob Hall of Goodwood, called on friends in the village, Friday, Mr. and Mrs, Bud Elford, mission- aries on furlough, from Churchill, 'Manitoba, visited his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes and family, Thursday. On Wednesday night they spoke and showed slides on their work in the Baptist Church, Port Perry, and on Thursday night in the Baptist Church, Bowmanville. Mr, and Mrs. George Carter and son John, of Bowmanville, Mr. ad Mrs. Harry McLaughlin and Lawrence, visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoidge on Sunday. Mr, Joe Avery accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larmer to Little Britain on -Sunday and visited Mr- and Mrs. Gordon Avery and family. Mr. and, Mrs. Lorne Bradburn, To- ronto, called on relatives on Sunday, and took Mrs. Wes. Bradburn home with them for a week's visit. Miss Marjorie Allen, Jamaica, spent the week-end with Miss Miriam Swain. Mrs. Harold Hawkins, Port Perry, spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. L. Byers and Mr. Leith Byers. (continued on page 8) Pine Grove Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Geer of Epsom visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark of Pine- dale and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Heatly of Aldershot, visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Handel and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bersh and | Gail and Miss Betty Handel all of Toronto, spent fathers day with Mr. and Mrs. Handel. Mr. and Mrs. Greening and family of Ajax, Mr. and Mrs. Earikson and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Rothwell. Mr. Orville Gourlie spent Father's day with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gourlie. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Wagner visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gourlie, Mr. and Mrs. John Locke nad family visited Saturday evening at E. Ballord. Utica "The Sunday School and Public School combined picnic will be held Saturday afternoon June 22, on the Public School grounds. Supper at six o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Sutherland in Ashburn on Sunday evening with her parents Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Prizeman of Toronto visited Mrs. Prizemans moth. er, Mrs. Ackney who has not been to well recently. . Saturday the men of the community shingled the south side of the United Church. The ladies provided pot luck meals, Thanks to all who helped in any way. My. and Mrs. Jim Philip in Toronto on Saturday evening, Rifle Shoot (2 clubs entered)-- 1. Uxbridge Jr. Farmers 2 Beaverton Jr. Farmers Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gall and Mr, | Girls' Events-- . and Mrs. Harold Gall visited Cecil Harpers recently, ' Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Wilbur and Glen visiting the Robertsons of Shir-' ley on Monday. * Mr, Herman Walker has been on the sick list, hope he is improved by now. Mrs. Chester Geer spent Saturday with her grandchildren in Port Perry. Mr. Jack Crosier driving a new Pontiac car these days. Congradulations to Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Newman on the arrival of their baby daughter, Lynda Leigh, on June 6th, Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Merv Storie were Mr. and Mrs. E. Holmes and family of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sutherland in Hampton on Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs, Fred Cameron. The music festival of Reach and Scugog Schools under the direction of Mrs. Francis Sandison will be held in the Arena Port Perry on Friday evening June 21st. Sunday, June 30th, Communion ser- vice will be held in the United Church at 11:00 o'clock. Junior Farmers 12th Annual Ontario Co. Field Day The Winners in the various events are as follows: Boys' Events-- - 100 Yard Dash (8 entries)-- «1. Hugh Baird, Uxbridge 2 Ron Shier, Uxbridge 3 Walter Kerry, Uxbridge 440 Yard Dash (7 entries)-- 1. Hugh Baird, Uxbridge 2 Aubrey Carson, Brooklin" 3 Bill Anderson, Uxbridge %-Mile Race (10 entries)-- 1. Murray Carson, Brooklin 2 Hugh Baird, Uxbridge 3 Ronald Shier, Uxbridge %-Mile Relay (2 entries)-- 1. Uxbridge Jr. Farmers 2 Brooklin Jr. Farmers 2 John Leask, Uxbridge High Jump (10 entries)-- 1. Hugh Baird, Uxbridge . 3 Murray Carson, Brooklin 2 John Leask, Port Perry Running Broad Jump(10 entrles)-- | 8} 1. Hugh Baird, Uxbridge 2 Murray Carson, Brooklin 3 Ronald Shier, Uxbridge Pole Vault (6 entries)-- 1. Alan Ross, Beaverton 2 Murray Carson, Brooklin 3 Bill Lamb, Port Perry Shot Put (8 entries)-- 1. Ronald Shier, Uxbridge 2 Engel Mulder, Beaverton 3 John Rendering, Beaverton Tug-O-War (3 entries)-- 1. Uxbridge Jr. Farmers 2 Brooklin Jr. Farmers 3 Beaverton Jr. Farmers 7 4. "You say t ¢ telephone is an extra partner? "' and effort. life more pleasant, Yes! -- the telephone IS a partner in that card party ... a helpful "partner" which brought every. one together! Without telephones, arranging such simple social gatherings would take endless time As Canadians, most of us tend to take such long- accepted uses of the telephpne pretty much for granted. Yet, when you consider the countless ways in which the telephone makes YOUR daily extra "partner" gives far more in terms of convenience and security than the little it costs. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA you may well agree that this Institute. 60 Yard Dash (6 entries)-- 1. Ruby Leask, Port Perry 2 Carol Lamb, Beaverton 3%Jeanne Alsop, Beaverton 100 Yard Dash (5 entries)-- 1. Ruby Leask, Port Perry 2 Carol Lamb, Beaverton, 3 Joyce Hurren, Beaverton 220 Yard Relay (2 entries)-- 1, Port Jerry Jr. Institute 2 Beaverton Jr, Institute High Jump (4 entries)-- 1, Carol Lamb, Beaverton 2 Ruby Leask, Port Perry 3 Joyce Hurren, Beaverton Softball Throw (7 entries)-- 1. Ruby Leask, Port Perry 2 Carol Lambe, Beaverton 3 Donna Johnston, Uxbridge Running Broad Jump (6 entries)-- 1. Carol Lamb, Beaverton 2 Ruby Leask, Port Perry 3 Donna Johnston, Uxbridge Hop, Step and Jump (4 entries)-- 1. Carol Lamb, Beaverton 2 Ruby Leask, Port Perry 3 Jeanne Alsop, Beaverton Trophies-- County Trophy for High Club in Track and Field Events--Winner-- Uxbridge Junior Farmers and Junior Runner-up--Beaverton Jr- Farmers and Jr. Institute. High Boy in Track & Field Events. Winner -- Hugh Baird, Uxbridge Jr. Farmers. Runner-up--Murray Car- son, Brooklin Jr. Farmers. High Girl in Track & Field Events. Winner--Carol Lamb, Beaverton Jr. Institute; Tie -- Ruby Leask, Port Perry Jr. Institute. Big Maple Inn Trophy (winner of %a-Mile Race). Winner--Murray Car- son, Brooklin Jr. Farmers. Runner- up--Hugh Baird, Uxbridge Jr. Farm- ers, : - Tug-O-War Trophy-- Uxbridge Jr. Farmers, . Boys' Softball Trophy -- Brooklin Junior Farmers. Rifle Shooting Trophy -- Uxbridge Junior Farmers. - THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 20th, 1957--6 Ont. County Live Stock Judging Competition Keen competition was evident in all sections of the successful Ontario County Junior Farmer Live Stock Judging Competition which was hel on Thursday, May 30th, in the Brook? lin district. The winners for the various tro- phies were: (1) CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES (a) Senior Trophy -- Donated by Stouffville Live Stock Sales, Winner--Keith Shier, Cannington, R.2 Runner-Up--Bob Holliday, Columbus (b) Junior Trophy--Donated by Stouffville Live Stock Sales. Winner--Douglas Scott, Oshawa, R. 2 Runner-Up--Kenneth May, Goodwood (¢) Graduate Section-- . Ist prize--miniature trophy won by Hugh Baird, Blackwater, R. 2 2nd prize--$4.00-- Walter Kerry, Port Perry, R. 1 3rd prize--$3.00-- Murray Jackson, Brdoklin, No. 1 (2) JUNIOR FARMER INTER. CLUB TROPHY--Donated by Orvan Chambers, Wilfrid. Winner--Uxbridge Jr. Farmers. 1st--Uxbridge Junior Farmers-- 1916 points. Team Members-- Walter Kerry, Port Perry, R. 1 Hugh Baird, Blackwater, R. 2 Stewart Annand, Uxbridge, R. 2 2nd--Brooklin Junior Farmers-- 1904 points. (3) C.N.E. SHIELD--(only contest- ants who are attending their first County Live Stock Judging Com- petition are eligible.) Winner--Douglas Scott, Oshawa. (4) DUNROBIN TROPHY--Donated by Major-General John A. Gunn. Winner--Hugh Baird, Blackwater, 2 Runner-up--Stewart Annand, Uxbridge, R. 2. (6) DAIRY TROPHY---Donated by Elmeroft Farms, Oshawa, Winner--Bob Holliday, Columbus. Runner-up--Ron. Parrott, Ashburn. (6) BEEF TROPHY--Donated by Beath Farms, Oshawa. Winner--Bob Holliday, Columbus Runner-up--H. 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