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CL The June meeting of the W.M.S. 'met at the home of Mrs. Glenn Lar- . mer, Wednesday afternoon with seven- teen ladies and eight children present, The president gave the devotional paper on "The Fishermen Disciples", 'Roll call was answered by "Something I have learned. about Japan."' The ladies were asked to keep the School for Leadérs at Whitby. in August in mind. Donations fog the bales are to be brought in on or before June 23rd. Final plans were made for catering to the Sinclair-Strong wedding. Next month will be the joint meeting of the W.M.8.,, C.GIT., Explorers, Mission Band, Baby Band and Mothers, and is to be held in the Sunday School room and church lawn. Mrs, Carl Wright, group leader then presided. Mrs, Romeril presented the chapter of the Study Book, Other Churches and Faiths then led a 'discussion on it. Mrs. Leith Byers gave a reading "The Symbols of a Decent World", Mrs, J. A. Johnston closed the meeting with] prayer, after which lunch was served by the group. g The Wi He Lo Mission Band met on Tuesday after school, Games were played on the church lawn and a dis- cussion'on the growth, etc. of flowers they had planted earlier. Doris Ash- ton and Gail Bonnetta read a story: "How the Bear Got His Short Tail". Mrs. Butt conducted a question period and review of the last chapters taken, then told the story of the next two chapters of the Study Book, "Toshio and Tama. Only one more meeting, that of June 24th, will be held before summer holidays. Port Perry and Blackstock 'Public School pupils had: another evening of baseball Wednesday. The Blackstock girls were the winners this time and the Port Perry boys 'won both the Junior and Senior games. : Friday evening . Scout: Masters Howard Trewin and Blake Gunter took 'Patrol Leaders and Seconds: Lawrence Butt, Dane Kyte, Leslie Asselstine, Larry Hoskin, and Brian Staniland to Lake Opeongo in Algon- quin Park, where they camped until Sunday and gained instructions on camping in preparation for taking Scoutsat some later date. A very enjoyable evening was spent in the United Church, Sunday School reom Friday, when the C.G.I.T. and Explorers entertained their mothers and W.M.S. They opened with a sing- song, then each group held a brief business meeting so the guests might see how meetings were conducted. Donna McLaughlin gave a reading: "Ninonyo Kinjiro", Beth Strong and Joan Ross. sang a duet, "Praise the Lord". Bonnie Mountjoy recited "Marchi". All the girls of the' Ex- plorer group presented a Japanese "Kamishibar of their study book Kenji. The C,G.I.T. presented a "Mime of the Legent of Tabanata. After this both groups were 'affiliated. Mrs. Wm. Gibb, Oshawa, Presbyterial Sec- GE He needed cash to modernize his kitchen He hud family medical bills B to clean up ooo so both are borrowing from a bank Faced with unforéseen household expenses? Want to make some special major pur- chase? Need money for taxes--er to meet a family emergency? Personal loans to help people meet just such situations are being made by the chartered banks every day. You're not asking a favour when you visit a chartered bank to arrange a personal THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY loan. The manager welcomes opportunities to make loans, repayable out of earnings in convenient instalments. And ata chartered bank, you can always count on privacy and courteous considera« tion, whether you are arranging a loan or using other valuable services the bank provides. retary of C,G.LT, and Mrs. E, Leask, Port Perry, Presbyterial Secretary of Explorers were present to participate in 'the service and on behalf of the Presbytery received the Treasure Chests. ~~ After the closing of the meeting the guests had the opporun« ity of viewing the hand work the groups 'had done during the year. While< this was being admired the C.G.L'T. donned Japanese kimonas and then served a dainty lunch including green tea. 2 Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Ashton ac- companied Mr, and Mrs Herb. Swain on a motor trip to the St. Lawrence Seaway and Hydro project, then on to Montreal for sighting, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mrs. E. Dorrell were Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Hanna and Rose Ellen, of Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fell and Aileen, of Allan- dale; Mr. and Mrs, Ed McMillan, of Willowdale. Miss Doreen VanCamp and Joyce Graham attended a work camp on Sat. urday and Sunday. They and Mr. and Mrs, Richard VanCamp and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer attended a meet- ing of the Executive of Bay of Quinte Y.P,U. at Quin-mo-lac. Mrs. Richard VanCamp attended a shower at the home of Mrs. Robert Sheffield of Oshawa, Saturday night in honour of Mrs. Sheffield's sister, Miss Louise Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Taylor and Dianne visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Anson Taylor at their cottage, Rice Lake, over the week- end. Rn Mr. and. 'Mrs. Ernest Swain an J family spent Sunday with her parents ings. . Mr, Jos. Thompson and son Wm, of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rahm of Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cox Bowmanville, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning. Remember the 108th Anniversary of St. John's Anglican Church on Sun- "day, June 29th at 11 am. This is also St. Peter's Day. Visitors at the Rectory on the week- end were Mr. and Mrs, Eric Chaperlin and family of Don Mills, Mrs. H. N. Magnam of Willowdale and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Birney of Rexdale. Manchester Mrs. Johnston, the former Mar- garet Mackay of Lindsay, widow of the late Joseph R, Johnston passed away at the Anden Nursing home near Oshawa on Monday, June 9th. Mrs. Johnston had .been in poor health since March. As true today as always... when better automol T €S are built BT JOCK will build them For styling, dependable performance and pride of owner- ship, there's nothing to match the magnificent B-58 Buick! PELL Never before has the pride of owning a Buick been more thrilling hl than it is today. From Dynastar grille to gleaming wil towers, Buick sets an unbeatable pace in style. And no other car in its field can match Buick for performance, dependability and absolute driv- ing luxury! See your local dealer today for the best buy on the best Bui cotnand nennpn | canntcn §y7r "an sAEcnny y, inne n re 7) A Hr rp Span em pr pop PHONB $1W yet. These Big Buick Features Are Standard Equipment: * MIGHTY 'B-12000 ENGINE . . . delivers 12,000 pounds of thrust behind each piston stroke. * THE MIRACLE RIDE... big, buoyant coil springs on all four wheels. Bob Anchen Motsrs * CONTOUR-FRAME CHASSIS . . that's light on its feet. % DYNASTAR GRILLE . . . the face of fashion for '58. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Ro Bd La TT apoio errsmpu VL ; 4 . makes Buick the first big car i VO Bis A ad Ya = Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wheeler, Hast} THE PORT PERRY 'STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 19th, 1958-7 cousins, Miss. M. Bounsall, -Oshawa and Mr. Bert Bounsall and, family, Haliburton. The funeral service at the McDermott - Pannabaker: Chapel was conducted by Rev. J, 'Braham. Interment in Grove Side Cemetery. Four children were baptized on Sunday morning, Nancy Gail, Harold Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Leach, and Elaine Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Gibson. . Miss Muriel Lamb, Peterboro was with her family here on Sunday. Brian Crosier, Toronto spent last week with his grandparents here. Mr, and Mrs. Bud Black, Richmond Hill were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ed Mulholland on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Crosier are visiting their son and daughter and families at Spragge. Mr, and Mrs, Joe Ward, Whitby, were with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thompson on the week-end. Mrs. Gladys Archer was in Bramp- ton over the week-end. Utica Mrs, Frank Kendall visited her aunt Ms George Till of Greg 4 h Gray of Port Petry one week, Mr. and Mrs, Phair of Toronto had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. H. Walker on Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Nels Ashton were din- der guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Suther- land on Sunday, and Mr, and Mrs, R. Sonley spent the evening with them. Mr. and Mrs. Grani drove to Hali- fex to meet their two sons and their grandmother who are returning from Italy. Thirty-seven guests from Stouff- ville, Uxbridge, Fergus, Port Perry and Oshawa came to the home Mr. and Mrs. H. Walker to celebrate the 16th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. A. Gerrow. This was to have been a picnic but the weather not be- ing suitable, the lunch was set indoors. A nice sum of money was presented to the couple and everybody had an en- joyable time. Frank Wilkinson visited his parents this week-end. Sunday guests of Mv. and Mrs. Jas. afternoon last Roy and Raymond Bruce, children of North Simcoe | Farmers Visit Ontario County On Thursday, June 12, forty-nine i farmers representing three Farm Management Associations from North | Simcoe visited Ontario County for the Ontario County Farm Management Associations on their own farms. Mr. Clarence Hewitt, RR 3, Beaver- ton. Here they saw a beef-hog farin in operation. Mr. Hewitt purchased his farm in 1944, and has done part- icularly well in building up the size of his farm operations, The next visit was to the farm of Mr. Murray Holtby, RR 2, Port Perry. Mr. Holtby's farm is being strip crop- ped under the supervision of the Soil Advisory Service, 0.A.C. Guelph, In the short time that Mr. Holtby has been farming, he has built up a fine heard of Holstein cattle. The next visit was to the farms of Messrs. Lloyd and Les Smith, RR 2, Port Perry, These farms are also un- der the sapervision of the'Soil Advis- feng oh ed 8 of high steins on these two farms. The next call wat made to the farm of Mr, Walter Beath, RR 2, Oshawa. Mr. Beath has a high quality Short- horn herd. His farm is also under the Soil Advisory Service, and he is get- ting splendid yeilds of grain and for- age. The group was also interested in the number of labour saving de- vices used on his farm. The final visit of the day was at the D.H.S." Ranch, RR 4, Uxbridge. Here the group saw around 800 steers in two large feed lots. Mr. Ronald Duckworth, who is in charge of the feeding programme answered a large number of questions in a very able manner. The North Simcoe Group had a pleasant and enjoyable day, and were very pleased with their visit to Ont- ario County. |S Learn the rules of the road. Ma' sure you know what to do when meet- ing or passing another power boat or when approaching a sailboat or canoe. Play safe for more fun afloat. ha NO JOB TOO LAR Painting - Have your painting done by experienced painters GE or TOO SMALL. Workmanship and Material Guaranteed Satisfactory. AL ELLIS PHONE BLACKSTOCK 93W J \ Buy now on special™ 'blue coal' Budget Plan...and save! "1. Save money! You get big special discount by order- ing now! 2. Save worry! No big winter bills. Buy now -- pay . later on easy installments! Call us today! ~ Port Perry y 3. Save time! No last mins ute rush--have next winter's coal safe in your bin now! Clean, Safe, Low-Cost Heat REESOR FUEL &- LUMBER ~ Phone 73 de id With her late husabnd, she moved Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs, W. Mit- to this village about eighteen years chell and family of Kinsale, Mr, and ago from Ashburn where they farmed. Mrs. I. Gray, of Port Perry, and Bill Although quiet and retiring she was | Mitchell. a wonderful friend and neighbor, ever ready to help in any worthy cause. Left to mourn lier passing are two purpose of calling op members of The first farm visited was that of . . ory Service; 0.A.C, Guelph, Splendid ol <3 ank | yeilds of both spri and bay ad