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"at the Civil Defence Training Col- aISY ARES Ns A HAN a NOSE HON W Bp Fd BE ; 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 8d, 10568 LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gerrow, Galion, Ohio, with daughter and husband, Mr, and Mrs, Kelly and daughters Debbie and Patty, are visiting relatives and friends here, Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Kight of Port Perry announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Anne to Gor- don Hugh MacMillan son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacMillan of Oshawa. The wedding will take place Saturday, July 26th at 8.30 o'gleck in the church of the Ascension, Port Perry. Announcement Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds of Seagrave announce the engagement of their daughter Leona Mae to Ronald Lloyd Wanamaker of Seagrave, The marriage will take place on Saturday the 26th of July at 3.00 in Seagrave United Church. Card of Thanks I wish to sincerely thank Dr. Ren- nie and the nurses and staff of the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry for their kindness while my husband stayed in the hospital; also my good neighbours for flowers, gifts, cards and for driving me back and forth to the hospital. Again thanks! Mrs. G. Bridger. Card of Thanks Frank and Jennie Bailey of Black- stock wish to thank their friends, neighbours and relatives for lovely gifts, received on our 26th wedding anniversary. They were-greatly ap- preciated. In Memoriam READER--In loving memory of a dear Mother and Wife who passed away, July bth, 1956. Two years have passed and gone Since one we loved so well Was taken from her home on earth With Jesus Christ to dwell; The flowers we place upon her grave May wither and decay, But the love of her who sleeps beneath Shall never fade away. Lovingly remembered by son Owen Reader and family and husband Robert Redder. Ground Observers A presentation of Awards was made on Sunday, June 29 to Ground Ob- server Corps personnel, for outstan- ding service. The ceremony was held lege, CAF station, Arnprior. ' One Award of Merit was made to Mr. D. Kelly in the absence of Mr. Sid Cowley, who for some time was chief observer of the Oshawa Obser-! vation Post of the Ground Observer Corps. This award was won because Mr. Cowley and a -group of his ob- servers recognized two RCAF air- craft which seemed to be running in- to difficulties at night. The obser- vers heard the circling aircraft and hurriedly drove their cars into a' po- sition in which they could light up the landing strip of the Oshawa Airport with their car lights, so that the aircraft could come down. had missed Trenton Air Port and did not have enough fuel to get to Mal- ton. Mitchell, Among the guests at the ceremony | Verkuyl, i Grade 3--Carole Jones, Bonnie Mac- | & Nancy Moore, Andy Popa-|¥ Christine | were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. K. Lawrence of Myrtle, Ont. and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Keevil of Claremont. officers' tertained in the mess, Bay, F/L Renaud, and the Detach- ment Commander of the Peterborough Filter Centre, F/L W. 8. E, Wood. Moore, Larry Ross, Larry Skerratt. The pilots lin, Ronny Moore, Richie Popadynec. my Fielding, - Donald, After | dynec, the presentation the guests were en-| Storie. or Grade 2--Ivan Bujold, Linda Goslin, | through the courtesy of the Comman- | joyce Popadynec, Idy Verkuyl, Mary | § ding Officer of Unit No. 6, North | west. THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (Anglican) + Sunday, "July 6th-- od 11.30 a.pn.--Holy Communion . ST, JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. Simpson Black, B.A., B.D. Interim Moderater Sunday, July 6th-- 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship. Rev. Edward Bragg will be a Candidate. " As we have done in the past sev- eral years during the months of July and August the congregations of Port Perry United Church and 'St. John's Presbyterian Church will unite for Divine Worship. In welcoming our friends and bre- thren it is our ardent prayer that the services will be of mutual benefit and will give help and inspiration to all partaking. - During "these two months the hour of Worship will be 11 a.m. Service during July will be in St. John's Pres- byterian Church. Service during August will be in The United Church, Port Perry. There will be no Sunday School Classes held during the months of July and August. i <> - PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. S. Linstead, Minister ~ Sunday, July 6th-- 11.00 a.m.--Worship in St. John's Presbyterian Church. Sunday School Withdrawn for this Month. 4 The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Minister: Rev. J, K. Braham, M.A., B.D. Sunday, July 6th-- 9.16 a.m.--PROSPECT CHURCH 10.00 a.m.--SCUGOG "HEAD" §.§. 10.15 a.m.--MANCHESTER Church 11.16 a,m.--SCUGOG CHURCH {| Come and worship God first, and then go for your buting afterwards. Utica School Resulis Grade 9--Donald Dittrick, Paulette Julien, Sharon MacDonald, Louise Moore, Judy Philip, Anne Sandison, Heather Saunders. Grade 8--Bill Diamond, Glen Goslin, Louise Mitchell, Douglas Moore, David Saunders. Grade T--Ross Diamond, Gloria Gos- lin, Joan Goslin, Kenneth MacDonald, Beverley Moore, Donna Sutcliffe, Grade 6--Yvonne Mitchell, Donny Grade 6--Douglas Geer, John Gos- Grade 4--Stephanie Devorski, Jim- Earl McClure, Eddie Popadynec, Jamie Saunders, Grade 1--Gerald Boxall. Teacher--Katharine M. Crosier. 4-Lb. PAIL WHITE HONEY .. AYLMER FRUIT COCKTAIL, SHERRIFF'S WHITE CAKE ' DOUPE'S GENERAL STOR ' PRINCE ALBERT, ONTARIO | MONARCH PIE CRUST MIX ........coc... wun. PRR wen$ 32 RED ROSE TEA, 30 BAG SIZE .. sansa rishi OPEN EVENINGS -- CLOSED TUESDAY AFTERNOONS Free Delivery Dial YUlon 5-2492 - WEA TESA ¥ 1 16 Oz. ............ FORE. 23 MIX niin en 33 WR LONAL, Jack |. Tony | $8 Coming Events Monster Bingo Monday night, July 7th, 1958, at 8 p.m. in the Red Barn, Oshawa, 20-- $20. games; 6--$30. games; one jack- pot of $160. and two jackpots of $250. Door _ Prizes.- Admission $1.00, 'SUPPER Lovely supper on Wednesday, July | 9th, at Grace United Church, Scugog. Supper served from.b6 to 8 pm. Adults T6e,, pre-school children 3bc. Friday Night Jamhoree Dancing. to Radio Artists Chuck Fortune and Band from Torpnto Pa- lace . Pier. Features Jimmy and Johnny, the Shey Bros.;.Phil Exton; Chuck Fortune Quartette and guests every Friday night. Admission 76e. LT $0000 eeest Maes ranarncsnenenstttnsinene Music Examinations The following is a list.of successful candidates in examinations held re- cently by the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto in Port Perry. The names are arranged in order of merit. Grade IX, Piano . Pass--Marilyn E. Reesor. Grade VIII, Piano Pass--Elizabeth A. Carruthers Grade VI, Piano - Honours--Graham Powell, Wayne Powell (equal) Grade V, Piano Honours--R. Murray Cfoxall, Pass--Lorraine Dayes, Janice Byers, Brian Gray, Grade 1V, Piano ~ Honours--George L. Smith, Carol A. Morrow. Pass--Robert A. Cowieson, David I Godley. Grade III, Piano Honours--Marianne Vernon Pass--Joel Cawker, Anne E, Sandi- son (equal), Craig Eeadig, Shirley Dowson. Grade II, Piano First Class Honours -- Mary L. Crawford. Honours -- Elizabeth J. Badour, Barbara J. Holtby, Elizabeth A, Cow- ieson, Pass--Donald M. McCaig, Faye M. Harper, Marguerite Wilson (equal). Grade 1, Piano Honours--Bonnie Cawker, Catharine A. Nelson, Sheila L. Kenny, Lois J. Snelgrove, Patricia A. Healey. Red Ber, Oshawa. T.F. s Scugog Centre School Results SEPTEMBER STANDING Grade 9-- Bill Nixon Grade 8 Bonnie Eden Grade 7-- Kay Jackson Leyland James Ronald Nixon Grade 6-- : Marilyn Fralick Bernard Chandler Janet Cannon' ] Darlene Michie = _ . _ Bob Prentice (Robert Peterman Grade 65-- Denny Martyn Patsy Aldred Beverley Eden Mary Cannon Billy Prentice Lynne Peterman Grade 4-- . Virginia Eden. _ Grade 8-- Heather Demara Sharon Brayley Barry Prentice Joanne Martyn John Michie Ian Cannon Grade 2-- Beverly Aldred Marie Slute Mary Molloy Kenny Michie Gary Manns Bobby DeHart Beginners, Grade 1-- Jaqueline Cannon Shari Brayley -- Bobby Aldred -Mra. E. M. HUNTER" (teacher) -y Junior Farmers . ONTARIO COUNTY JUNIOR FARMERS HOLD SUCCESSFUL FIELD DAY The Ontario County Junior Farm- ers' Association held its 14th Annual Field Day at Elgin Park, Uxbridge, on Saturday, June 21st. The success of the day was evident in the keen com- petition which took place in all events. Over 60 boys and girls representing the Beaverton, Brooklin, Port Perry and Uxbridge Junior Farmers' Clubs took part in the competition, There were a good number of spectators also. The Uxbridge Junior Farmers' Club defeated Port Perry Juniors in the morning softball game. In the final game the Brooklin Club defeated the Uxbridge Club. _ The noon and evening meals took the form of a pienie, The Track and Field Events got un- der way at 1.80 p.m. with the boys and girls events alternating. The results of the boys' events are as follows: TRAILERS J. ORDE RANS CANADA RENT-A-TRAILER SYSTEM YUkon 5-2351 -- PORT PERRY FOR RENT. July 8rd, 1958 Spring Lamb ! UNTIL 11 YUkon 5-2221 FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING "The 2 Family 5 Butcher" High Jump--1 John Hill, Brooklin; 2 Donald Prentice, Uxbridge; 8 Mur- ray Carson, Brooklin, . 100 Yard Dash--1 Murray Carson, Brooklin; 2 Ron Shier, Uxbridge; 8 Walter Kerry, Uxbridge. Shot Put--1 Grant Carson, Brooklin.; 2 Stewart Anpand,Uxbridge; 8 John Somerville, Port Perry, 400 yard dash -- 1 Ron Shier, Ux- bridge; 2 Walter Kerry, Uxbridge; 8 Aubrey Carson, Brooklin. Running Broad Jump--1 Ron Shier; 2 Murray, Carson; 8 Stewart Annand, Pole Vault--1 John Hill, Brooklin; 2 Alan Ross, Beaverton; '8 Bill Lamb, Port Perry. % Mile Race--~1 Murray Carson; 2 'Don Prentice; 8 Aubrey Carson. Tug-of-War -- 1 Brooklin Junior Farmers; 2 Uxbridge Junior Farmers; 3 Port Perry Junior Farmers, 14 Mile Relay -- 1 Brooklin Junior Farmers; 2 Uxbridge Jr. Farmers; 8 -| Port Perry Jr. Farmers, Rifle Shot--1 Uxbridge Jr. Farm- ers; 2 Beaverton Jr, Farmers; 38 Brooklin Junior Farmers. High*Boy in Track and Field Events ~--Murray Carson, Brooklin Junior Farmers. Results of the girls' events are as follows: High Jump--1 Carol Lamb, Beaver- ton; 2 Ruby Leask, Port Perry; 8 Jeanne Pearson, Uxbridge. 60 Yard Dash -- 1 Carolle Barton, Uxbridge; Carol Lamb; Beaverton; 3 Ruby Leask, Port Perry. 100 Yard Dash -- 1 Carolle Barton; Uxbridge; 2 Carol Lamb, Beaverton; 3 Ruby Leask, Port Perry. * Running Broad Jump--1 Carol Lamb, Beaverton; 2 Jeanne Pearson, Ux- bridge; 8 Carolle Barton, Uxbridge. Hop, Step and Jump--1 Carol Lamb, Beaverton; 2 Ruby Leask, Port Perry; 3 Heather McTavish, Uxbridge, : Softboll Throw--1 Ruby Leask, Port Perry; Jeanne Pearson, Uxbridge; 8 Carol Lamb, Beaverton. * Three-Legged Race--- Uxbridge Jr. Institute; 2 Beaverton Jr. Institute; 3 Uxbridge Jr. Institute, --Carol Lamb, Beaverton Jr. Institute. The High Club Trophy was won by Uxbridge Jr. Farmers and Junior In- stitute. --To end another very shseerstl On- tario County Junior Farmers' Asso- ciation event a very enjoyable "hard times" dance was held in the auditor- ium of the Uxbridge High School, The first and second place winners in each event are eligible to represent the Ontario County Junior Farmers' at the Quinte District Junior Farmers Field Day to be held in Peterborough 'on Saturday, July 19th, 1958. 'Prince Alhert Griffin's message worthwhile on Sun- day. At Sunday School Mrs. W, J. Mar- tyn and son Earl deposited their birth- day pennies. Mrs, A. Robertson gave a timely talk on "Dominion Day" After investigating the Supt. discovered 2 worthy of a token as the result Mr. Martyn called on Mr. R. Butson who presented Denice Jeffrey with a silver dollar for bringing out her brother 'John; and same to Billie Brain for fetching Billie Peel. ) Please keep in mind next Sunday Church and Sunday School combined commencing at 10'a.m, Ideal wesdther conditions prevailed for the members of Young People's Union who last Saturday at seven a.m. eagerly climbed into a DeNure bus enroute to the Thousand Islands, This Eastern journey had been pre- ar viously arranged by their leader Mrs, O'CLOCK % PORT PERRY 8 Phone YUkon 6-2172 Summer Candy i in Bags and Boxes ™ jue Taffy and Smiles'n Chuckles, Summer Packages Week-End Specials "Chocolate Date Layer Cake" GERROW'S BAKERY "Coffee Roll" ~ G. M. Gerrow 2| C. Newnham who was accompanied by CAWKER BROS. : Maple Leaf Glazed Cooked Hocks ....................39'Ih. Bolo gna.................3lh $| an extra gudrdian Mrs. B. Snelgrove. #%| During an opportune time the bus £ | halted at Belleville allowing an op- 2 portunity of yarning session or may- % | be stretch ones Timbs, £2 | hour the group piled out lunching in © | Gananoque Park. At one o'clock the 3 | party hoarded a boat for the refresh- % | ing and enlightening three hour water ¥ | cruise among the 1000 Islands, Back ¢t | to water's edge when the bus travelled 3% | to Kingston taking advantage of a £2 | Conducted. Tour around 'Nearing noon- "Old Fort Henry" followed by a meal at perhaps $%|a Grill, Naturally numerous souvenirs were {purchased along the spots of interest. Finally in the wee hours of the morn- home village, possessing a feeling of weariness but agreed every hour made up a swell day... J "Hope all the ladies will remember the W.A. bake sale at lakefront com- ing Friday evening. The annual school picnie compris- ing of pupils from senior and junior room plus the Shirley school childrgn filled a bus and headed for Geneva Park. This outing was supervised by the three teachers, Mrs. Hodgins, Mr. Rzadkouski and Mr, Biaski, who kept an eye .on- all. Unfortunately it was a little damp---but no one murmered High Girl in Track and Field Events The. congregation found Mr. Jack ing they landed back safely in the | d and that hot tea arrived about against the grateful showers, Bath- assortment of foo ing and baseball occupied the hours |was appreciated. : till the call to eat reached their ears. |stx o'clock picking up damp-clothed [) R= Those mothers present spread the |youths. Anyway all report a pleas- two long sheltered tables with a wide | ant -day. fps SABERAL | of = NOMINATION MEETING To select a candidate Tor the Legislative 'Assembly of ! . Ontario from the riding. of Ontario County Wednesday, July ih, 19:8 - o ¥ at 8 p.m,, Brock Township Hall, SUNDERLAND Speaker: JOHN J. WINTERMEYER, leader of the Liberal Party in Ontario, Robt, J. Harris, Gordon. Rynard, : Secretary. President. Ontario County Liberal Association 'Every occupant of land, or if the land is unoccupied, \ "the owner, shall destroy all noxious weeds thereon Ww, July 16th, or as often in every year as is necessary to clot the ripening of their seeds. 7 By order of the Weed Inspector, FRED G. LAMB, County of Ontario. ® { EVERYTHI NG 'GUARANTEED 100% AT SPECIAL 1 SPECIAL 35' SPECIAL "1.00 SPECIAL all for pe. | SAVE 9¢ ON AUNT SALLY'S Two Fruit Fade i SAVE 2¢ ON DRACH'S : 12 Oz. Luncheon Loaf .......... 2, .SAVE 17¢ON PANTRY SHELF 'Boneless Chicken ....... BUY AT THIS LOW PRICE" -16 Oz." Pantry Shelf Pickles 1: Picnic. Sweet Relish 12 24 Oz. Jars 70z. 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