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ALE iE » wa {10 hf Pn oy PERRY S tra, Roy Ashton snd T A Lewis Stinson, Ivan Harris calling for ach was served. All 8. Venning improved jiness in their new Y, APRIL 80th, 1959 held a dance in the i 1, Your Hospital The fact that more people than ever before have ample opportunity to pre- pay hospital and medical expense js not the only reason hospitals through- out the Province are experiencing a Saturday night. The lot large but-all had ) time. 1 Ted ( and Lloyd and Mr, f C hn music for the dan- [1] 0 ilton called for the were given for spot The' Port potato dance, merce held a ing the Ralph Larmers and Janice with Mr, and Mrs, Ernest iG for 8 fow days. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Palk moved to Whitvale last week and Mr, and Mrs. John Wolters have moved into the farm which they purchased from the Palks, : Msds. Percy VanCamp, P. Romeril, John Carnaghan, W. Archér and C. Hill attended the W.A. Presbyterial in Tyrone Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Marlow, Mr. Stanley Malcolm, and Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Bailey all returned home from Florida during the week. Mr, and Mrs. 'Stephen Saywell, Margaret and Miss Helen VanCamp, Anglican Noles ; The annual Ascension Day Com+ Thursday, May 7th, The Communion Service, celebrating the day for which our church is named, will be at 6.30 p.m. and the supper and social will begin at 7 p.m. The Evening Guild has arranged to cater for the supper and the Men's Club have tentatively taken charge of the programme for the parish social to follow. It is hoped that everyone in the Ohurch of the Ascension Parish will plan to at- tend. . The Sunday School Teachers' Group munion and supper 'will take place 'on' make it easier for te children to {leave at o It b hoped that this 'ew seth Th will result in quieter, more meaningful worship for all Mrs. Fuller assisted 'as a leader at a Youth Conference held in Aurora last weekend. She reports that this association with Anglican teenagers was a stimulating experience. The Evening Guild met at the home of Mrs, Panabaker on Monday, April 27th. There were eleven members present. ® During' the meeting plans were completed for the sérving of a buffet supper after the Ascension Day service and also for the Rummage Sale to be held this Saturday, May 2 lcomed the guests, heavy demand for services, on Monday a1 Society is holding | 0shawa called on friends in the vill. {met on Tuesday, April 21 at the Rec- lin the church hall. There will be a Rangers and: their! So many new treatments and tech. 'ant, to elect ween Jain tis age Sunday. Be" Vora tory J A Sseiion tock Jaos i Pe home baking: table at the sale and also opics + ** . ls. Mrs. Rankine niques have been added to hospital | 1959-60. intries from district " np, Toto tenis ory Bin Ro 3] 18a roest. Members yocsivid av in- ymissioner for Can- ngs from the Guide 850 gave the even- 1e absence of Mrs. n of Women, Mac- / who had been ourable flying wea- leanne to Toronto - care services, many patients are ob- taining care for conditions which only a few years ago would have been con- sidered hepeless--developments which have resulted in a fuller measure of health'and happiness for people every- where. | The smallest and simplest hospitals today offer services which were un- President | i ed over the Everard Sanderson, President, Tad Mrs. Jas. Hedge vice-presidentleton, were Sunday vice-president Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Elected as is taking a lan- Harvey Mahi Jniversity in Mexico Van Camp, | ay Sx spent the week-end at home, . Mrs. H. VanGamp and Arthur, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn VanCamp, of Port Perry visited Harry VanCamp in Shouldice Surgery hospital Thornhill, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Har- ry expects to come home Tuesday. Mrs. E. MacDougald, St. Mary's, is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and baby Douglas Glenn, Whole Parish" and 'Recruiting .and Training Teachers for: the Church School". The group separated into two discussion sections for this and then compared their findings, A filmstrip was shown on the planning of Sunday School rooms and best use of equipment. The group found this particularly interesting in the light of the planned extension to our parish vitation from Prospect Church to at- tend their bazaar on May 27th, It was decided to hold the next meeting, May 11th, at the home of Mrs. Col- lings. The president, Mrs. Lowcock, closed the meeting with prayer, and refreshments were - served by Mrs. Dowson and Mrs. Becker, - wo Helen Creighton of Dartsmouth, li who are adapting stories from her book Bluenose Ghosts for a sum- mer series of stories CBC radio. The program, Bluenose Ghosts, is heard 'each Friday on the Trans-Canada net- » is seen surrounded by "ghost" | work. The script-writers, all from Nova Scotia, are (reading clockwise) Doug Fraser, Kay Hill, A. H. Mathe- son and Barbavs Grantmyre. plant to the blind. and Mrs. Robert Palmer of Oxbridge. known even in the great medical cen- | E. Beare. . in the pipes and| Mr. and Mra: Arties. Ieighson, Mr Ahall. M h As parents, we were given an op-| "Mr. and Mis. Ernie Reynolds and here Guide Saves oy hel Yeordar. Yay hg Jorn omew sm home of Mr. and {and Mrs. Frank Bailey, ght ? hes It was decided at this meeting that, anc ester Josianisg bs thar) our own minds in family of Niagara Falls N.Y, visited 4 'treatment. The availability of these | George Emme Monday morning, |riends in celebrating with Mr. and | when. the new building is completed,| Congratulations 18 Mand Mis poy po oh # By word with hey Droits Mr. sd Mis. Tuan services depends to a large extent on | Frank Godley origades and neigh- Mrs. Fred Hodgson in Port Perry on [arrangements will be made to hold a Keith Dyke on the birth of their little | P lori ay Fy -- Spened; lust Weskhend, the generosity of community minded | office of Seer get fire extinguish- Saturday evening in honour of Mr. [special service for the chidren 8 years |daughter in Community Hospital-- ge I wo a pol Soriy to hear Mrs. Bushby is not citizens, who must share in the cost|ard Hall. 'g much--a little of Hodgson's 70th birthday. ~ of age and under, in the church hall, | Donna Louise. g prog every well. wling RD ANNUAL 3 invented by the } presume, to get 1e boys, an excuse ony to slip across patra, and on down of Henry III, Ed- I and Edward IV. ndulged in the an- game. This brings rd Annual Classic lod and Gun Club. ange in the game lecided to expand was the invitation 8, and the wives he. Club members, ryone got out for 'yone-had a barrel ing off six team time and energy without remunera- from a hat(must t) and then four ted to each alley! e 30 prospective re not the same t Hilton Simpson | n each Thursday 3s the captain and A ho couldn't knock \ barrage balloon. Causeway Lanes seams with cries 8", "Hooks" and in this game you pin and as it ne- 'tive and moral support? , may be given evening care and ready of providing the physical facilities ana equipment which go to make up a hospital, "Such costs are not includ ed in the "operating" costs for which hospitals are reimbursed through the new hospital plan. Your hospital is a non-profit com. munity-owned institution and remains the responsibility of the community it services. For this reason, hospl- tals must depend as never before up- on community support and understan- ding if the many new comprehensive services of high quality--these new roads to recovery--are to be made a- vailable to everyone. | Your hospital serves your commu- hy twenty-four hours a day, every day. When you, your family or your community need help, your hospital stands ready to serve. Guidance and help in the operation of your community hospital is given by a group of men who act as trus- tees -- donating generously of their tion How about you? Are you shoul- dering your responsibility in helping your hospital by giving it your aec- You need your hospital--your hos- : pital needs your support. To further insure care and rest, which is so essential in recovering from any type of illness, it has been requested by the Medical Staff of your hospital that visiting hours in the evening be curtailed by one-half hour, which will mean that patients e in the attic. 1 at $200.00. The Neil Malcolms, e Gunters, Howard Celebrac Y eo Cames, Jim Mar. ears Kytes attended the ice at Newcastle on Congratulatply ckatock Couples who celebrate tain several from on April 28rd, gance here on May long time citi was an activex QOghawa, visited and the comn Malcolm and family very good het falcolm Saturday. her years. Teght, Toronto fps day celebratiorgpq. by her sister gory Smith, Toronto Manitoba, whoy Mr, Elmer Archer, nd Jim, Whitby, on S d nd Mrs. W. Archer n er is spending a week Club M Roger Dorrell and The annual nes, Solina, 48 visit- by Sunderland Da- | chairing Ernest|' Rev. C. H, Ferguson, London, called on Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Hill Sunday afternoon enroute to a Camp Confer- ence executive meeting at Stony Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm, Paul and Carol visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Rahm, Tyrone on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy and family spent the week-end with her brothers, Messrs. Gordon and Walter Manning, Woodford. Mrs. Edna Gibson, Nestleton, spent the week-end with her brother Mer- vyn and Mrs. Graham. Mrs. P. Romeril was guest speaker at a special W. M, 8, Service in Ty- rone Sunday morning. She and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and family were dinner guests of Mrs. Edith Murphy. HELP YOUR RED CROSS | while the regular service is in pro- gress. The group felt that children of this age would benefit more from a service arranged to be within their understanding. A teacher-training workshop, to be held some Saturday in' September, was also discussed, Last Sunday we were honoured by a visit from Archdeacon Cleverdon of Oshawa, who preached a very inter- esting sermon for us. "The Men's Club will hold a meeting in the Church hall on Wednesday, May 6th at 8 p.m. This will take the form of a Chicken Feed. } Parents. are asked to take note of the following new arrangements for children's worship. Starting this Sunday, the Rector and church school teachers" would like all the Sunday School children to sit in the first few pews at the front of the church. The teachers will sit there with them, This is partly to assemble the children to- gether so the Rector can tell them a short children's story; and partly to Mrs. Harry Thorne, Oshawa, visited her sister, Mrs. W. W. Holtby and Mr. Holtby on Sunday. The Women's Association will meet at the home of Mrs. Lucille Gray on Thursday afternoon, May 7th at 2.00 o'clock, Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ar- nold Roach whose father Mr, John Cowan passed away last week. Fun- eral service was held at Carnarvon. Scugog Wednesday being the fourth Wed- nesday of the month the Home and School met in the Foot School where the attendance banner was won for April. Many topics involving our privileges and usefulness to mankind were re- viewed from newspaper and magazine clippings. One of special note was regarding the eye bank in which peo- ple will their eyes for corneal trans- late music inte area will broac the request fé&= other townshpi participation f Thorah, Reach and School Sed as well as the tg. only villages were Sunderla Next year how sent out to Bea Uxbridge as w Duco 1 classroom in decorating, furnishings and equipment. The Foot pupils and teacher may well be pleased with their badly needed new desks. It is also a pleasure to view the pupils work on display. The weather of early Thurs, morn- ing being ideal, many cars, filled with women, were to be seen on the high- ways converging upon Tyrone. The occasion was the 13th annual Oshawa Presbytery W.A. meeting. This in- cludes 62 to 56 local W.A.'s with a membership of 2092, this being an in- crease of 800 over last year. . Don't forget the Head Pot Luck supper to-night. Greenbank (Too late for last week) Mr. Lorne Gibson visited in Toronto for a few days last week. Dr. Honnisett of Toronto, will be the guest speaker at the Fidelis Class at the evening church service on Sunday, May 3rd. Special music by the choir and a talented musician. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ianson, Francis Ianson and Gordon Walker of: Whitby, visited on Sunday with Gordon's par- ents, in Hepworth. We are happy to report that Mr. W. Bacon, is a lot better. Mr. and Mrs. Love, Oshawa, visited with Mrs. Mills on Sunday. Miss Helen Lee of Peterboro was home over the week-end. Helen has changed her job and is now in Toronto. Master Brent and Miss Hilliary We are glad to report that Mr, T. Wallace is improving in health. Manchester (Too late for last week) Fire broke out in the attic of Mr. Al Craig's home here on Saturday evening and was burning briskly when discovered. The fire was confined to the upper story but burned through the roof quite badly. Considerable damage was caused by smoke and water. Port Perry firemen were quickly on the scene and soon had the fire under control. + Congratulations to M. Everett Doupe and Miss Barbara Masters who were married last Saturday, Miss Carrie Cowan, Toronto, was with Mrs. Roach and family over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Beach and son [Rod- erick, Toronto, were with Mrs. Cooper on the Week-end. Roderick was bap- tized by Rev. Mr. Braham at Church on Sunday morning. Communion Service will here on Sunday, May 3rd. Rev. E. Crossley Hunter will be the guest minister for the Anniversary Services here on Sept. 6th: Mrs. Horne and Mrs. Mero of Marsh Hill called on Mrs. W. F. Crosier on Friday. Greta Vanderby, although in a cast and on crutches is back at school again. be held for night rest at an earlier hour. We un ; Weldon of Stouffville, visited with = My = 8 rumoured that on that all visitors co-oper- It is estimatefs their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. 2 NS ve aa) kicking re anxious tal al vi CO-OP" | Lin for four d Keith H Sund ] ith 2 muy e alary KICKINE ate in this matter, which is for the |g, are Mail cin STOWSAN OR Mimday; also with oh o 8 proof that the welfare of all patients. The Festinn the Howsams on Sunday were Mr. €crpich oy is bowling on 1. A "Spare" is her people's one, straight ball you " turned out to signifying head as continully on y evening. I be- ally captured by Ig the last couple e advise Chief of the folks phon- om the west end, It was just the ley No. 6, whoop- Ploughman made ps were counted r games, just was a handicap), ed to the lucky with a 720 took (although four | was decided to Evening visiting hours will now be from 7.00 to 8.30 p.m. daily, as is listed in several locations in the hos- pital. Afternoon visiting hours will remain the same, as in the past, that is from 3.00 to 4.00 p.m. daily. Ontario Secondary School Teachers The secondary school teachers from Port Perry, Blackstock and Uxbridge gathered at the Port Perry High School on April 28th to discuss cur- rent changes in education and 0.8.8. T.F. problems. The meeting was opened by the president Mr. Ray Litt of the Port Perry Staff. After the reading of the teachers' pledge, the minutes of the last mgpting were read and adopt- ed by all present. Mr. Ray Litt deli- held a meeting, for 1960 arrangg.. teachers and self in the above m fd contacted and idl 0h oy a meeting to 0.1 Spring. Mrs. Lenore who acted as this year will the Lions Club i one interested i mation may ph land. Rod & G The regular n Club will be he will be held at two Sundays, M Last year there hood of 300 to all fishermen, tI' » of what you want in trucks--' "i apacity | is only th e). For the la-|vered an address on the goals of edu- Shane took all cation and stressed that teachers hous) that sary peaiing capacities in every iple. should not set their student goal on |" © the Poly, gag mileage from Canada's Harry DeShane examination marks but on the last- le singles cham- | ing influence they will have on stu- dents when. they enter the outside Scugog from S . bridge. Fishingat averaged 25.2%, more miles the shores or fr than any other make. You save SIN "KEEP WARM WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR FUEL NEEDS WITH GOOD Quality Coal or hil {iP PERRY ETE Do You Know: 5 I ack Page) world, of light tackle. the Club membyn, too, on regular gas. Clean, THE MONEY YOU SAVE IN THE CREDIT UNION (to ; Mr. Litt read a report from the fishermen. 'Thi a ¥ Easter teachers' meeting held in Tor- | stration. Regisf@ durability combine in every $2,000) WILL BE DOUBLED AT YOUR DEATH? . 1 onto regarding student teacher loans, | before the fisher to say good things about your 'THE pera YOU BORROW (to $10,000) WILL BE superannuation changes and the oper- | fish. CANCELLED AT DEATH OR DISABILI ; unteer Fire Bri- | ation of junior high schools. All tea- rcury's extra features pay off Cy U TY? x i the call to quell [ches were uged to take summer cour- Mercury truck dealer today. OU CAN BORROW WHAT YOU SAVE PLUS $3,000, . Se past week, ses in order to improve themselves . ! ; "MORE IF YOU CAN MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF ANN ( the brigade to | academically. VLC antert on sme mts epost st ot om sii SEE YOUR NEARBY MERCURY TRUCK DEALER HONESTY AND INDUSTRY. BS Clements, Sea-| Mr. Gordon Hunt president of local . 2 : : 44 RX . On Saturday | ight was a delegate to the teachers' Designa * 3 fire on the Ux- the fourth con- is fire was not 1 area and could serious blaze. brigade went to A chimney fire erb Vine caused ut had been ex- bours and the when the local engine trouble ieir answer to convention held in Toronto during the Easter vacation. Mr, Hunt answered questions regarding the new certifica- tion policy now in force. The new certification policy classifies teachers as to their academic qualifications, Refreshment time arrived and it was moved by Mr. Cole that the cost of refreshments be pald out of treas- ury funds. Seconded by Mrs. Van Haussen, Moved by Miss Georgia Brock that the meeting be adjourned, seconded portant link has! creasing volume past few years. work by way of ing curves, grad by' Miss Alice Chrysler. been done by the Dr. M. B. Dy BED Man EN ARN GAN GON GEN GUN GED GED GND GEN GER he GEN GER MEN MN ED EE Gn 6. r. M. B. 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