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hy A '4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1959 "THE CHURCHES "CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ' ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A., D.D. Interim Moderator Mr. Wm. Perry, Minister. Sunday, December 13th-- 10.00 a,m.--Morning Worship 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School Thursday, Dec. 17th-- 7.30 p.m.--Christmas Concert. Parents are cordially invited to this Concert. Sunday, December 20th-- 10.00 a.m.--White Gift Service. * Members and friends are urged to attend this service and bring a gift for the Scott Mission, 1 PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. 8. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sunday, December 13th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School, --11 a.m.--Morning Worship and Jr, Sunday School. 7 pm.--Sunday School White Gift Service. All Invited. MINISTER: Rev, J. K. Braham, M.A,, B.D. Sunday, December 13th-- 10.15 a.m.--Scugog Church 1.156 p.m.--Prospect Church Come and worship with us, and join in singing some of our Christmas Carols. Friends of Mrs. E. H, Gerrow of 110 Agnes St., Oshawa extend best wishes and congratulations to her on the occasion of her 89th birthday on Dec. 11th. Mrs, Gerrow will be re- membered by many in Port Perry as Mr. and Mrs. Gerrow operated the bakery here for many years. 1.0.0.F . Christmas - Party | The regular meeting and annual Christmas party of Maybelle Rebekah Message, and we all joined in the: Carol singing which was enjoyed by all. Several games and stunts fol- lowed. A number of men were chosen for a contest, to see who could make | the most professional job of curling the ladies hair, which brought a lot | of laughs from the ladies in the au- dience. Of course no Christmas party could be complete without the regu- lar exchange of gifts. The gay ev- ening was brought to a close by a very delicious lunch served in our to bring cheer and encouragement to thei li ds. Dr. Causland : clubroom. thousands of patients. ir consoling words, Dr. Causlan _ The awartha Foxhound Club ein and his fellow students at Emmanuel Nome = would like to express its appreciation College, members of his congrega- z \ ; Ch -" i C { to all of the people on Scugog Island L di C li tions, friends, Dr. Lennox and staff Address ; ro * risimas oncer for letting us hold a one day Fox- d 1eS ur ng of Uxbridge Cottage Hospital and the Thy Tone THE UTICA "ACCIDENTALS" To add to your Xmas pleasure will present under direction of Frances Sandison -- "Come and Adore Him". A pageant of Christmas Carols old and new to be held in Utica United Church on Wed., Dec, 23 at 8 p.m. Come and hear our 24 voice choir assisted by a 12 voice Cherub Choir as they blend their voices in joy at the birth of the Christ Child. You will thrill to the hauntingly beautiful strains of that old Appala- chian Carol "I Wonder As I Wander" |, sung for you by Ken Skerratt; Larry Kendall singing in the sincere fashion all "have learned to refognize and "love "O Holy Night"; David Moore who will take you with him when he discovers the Christ Child as he sings "Jeanette Isabella"; Larry Skerratt as he provides a musical background for the Angels as they bring you in Lodge No. 348 was held on December" United Church W.A. Christmas Meeting room December 1, with a large attend- ance. President, Mrs. [R. Cornish opened the meeting with the Theme song, and Prayer. The devotional topic, with a Christmas Theme, was taken by Mrs, A. King, assisted by Mrs. L. Wakeford. The minutes were read by Mrs. G. M. Williams, and the Treasurer's re- port was given by Mrs. Chas, Reesor, Mrs. S. Cawker reported a number of cards have been sent to the be- reaved, ill and shut-ins, and asked members to let her know of any ill- ness, ete. Mrs. R, B. Smallman stated 519 calls have been made, up until the end of October. Splendid reports were given by the groups. Those reporting were: Mrs. J. Young, Mrs. O. Jeffrey, Mrs. Geo. Holmes, and Mrs. A. King. Members were pleased to hear the report of the bazaar given by the convener, Mrs, T. Harris. The bazaar was decidedly a success, and the President thanked the committee, and all who had assist- ed in any way. Mrs. S. Griffen briefly outlined the renovating at the par- Mrs. R. Cornish reviewed the Aims and Objects of the Women's Associa- tion. During the business portion many pital, and the annual fee is to sent to the Oshawa Presbytery. Correspond- ing secretary was voted the usual sum of money, to carry on the work. Mrs. and Mrs. F. Crawford were appointed as a committee to make arrangements for the Sunday School, and Choir ban- quet, to be held early in the new year. The program was under the leader- ship of Mrs. E. Leask; who opened this part with a Christmas reading. Mrs. O. Jeffrey and Mrs. S. Cawker favoured with two duets "Christmas Bells" and "Beyond the Sunset." Mrs. Linstead read an interesting Christmas story, "The Man who missed Christ- mas", closing with a poem "I do not like a roof to-night." The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Tea was served by the West group, and a social half-hour enjoyed. moned to 'a chimney fire at the Me- Cartney home in Reach Township on Monday evening. The fire was under control when they arrived, little da- mage resulted. Thank You TO THE RESIDENTS OF SCUGOG ISLAND hound Field Trial on Saturday, Nov. the 21st, Although we were not fortunate enough to find enough fox to complete our Trial, we feel we were fortunate tn that we were allowed to trespass on your land, Also the banquet put on by your church left nothing to be desired. We enjoyed the dance in your Com- munity Hall and I am sure everyone from the Island that attended enjoyed it as much as we did. Ray 'Vincent, Sec. Treas. Kawartha Foxhound Club Coming Events Dymond on Wednesday, Dec. 16th at 2 pm. Come and enjoy a lovely tea --You may win a door prize, Dec.10 Service Club The Service Club of the United Church, Port Perry, will meet on Tuesday, December 15th (instead of December 22nd). The meeting will take the form of a Pot Luck supper at 6.46 p.m, and will be held in the basement of the Church, " " At Home Mr, and Mrs. Russell Carter will be at home to their friends at the resi- dence of their daughter, Mrs. Stewart Sweetman, on Sunday, December 18th from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on the oc- casion of their 60th Wedding , Anni- versary. W. A. Bazaar At Blackstock Parish Hall on Sat., Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. Coloured Slides by Christmas Concert Prospect Christmas Concert will be held on Monday, Dec. 14th at the New Year's Dance Utica Community Hall, Dec. 81st, Skating Party The District Youth Council will hold a skating party at Port Perry Arena," Fri, Dec, 11. [Refreshments will be served in the United Church after skating. Eeveryone is welcome. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY Doll Draw The Christmas Draw being sponsor- ed by the Hospital Auxiliary will take place at the office of Greer & Kelly on Saturday, December 12th, at 3.80 pm. Tickets are still. available at 8 CHRISTMAS GIFTS You are reminded of your Christ- mas Gift for our mentally ill. We are not appealing for money--we are asking you to buy a gift not exceed- ing $2.00, for some patient who is now in a mental Hospital, We plan that every patient will have a Christ- mas gift--and we need yours. If you hove not sent your gift, will you kind- ly leave it with Mrs, M. B. Dymond, on or before December 16th. Help us News The following scores were attained last week--Wednesday. Hayes 7, Snooks 6, Cox 10, 10, Gray 13, Doyle 8. THURSDAY-- Martyn 9, Dawson 4; Holdershaw 12, Kenny 3, Terrett 17, Love 2, The bonspiel held last Saturday was very well attended inspite of the rush of the pre Christmas season. I hope in next week's news to bring you the highlights of the day, but for now congratulations to the winning teams. Griffen to Dr. John Dymond, Dr. MacIntyre, Birth - GEER--Bicky Bruce wishes 10 an: 3 nounce the arrival of his- Birth JOHNSTON--Don and Carol, nee Dowson, are happy to announce the arrival of a son, Richard Michael, on November 27th at Port Perry Hos- pital, Death BRINKMAN, Henry William -- At Sunnybrook hospital, on Saturday, Dec. 6, 1959, Henry W.(Harry) Brink- man, beloved husband of the late Ada King, and dear father of Cyril, Albert and Sydney of Toronto; Marjorie(Mys. | C. Banks), Brooklin; William, Wall-: aceburg; and Robert of Port Perry. Service from MecDermott-Panabaker Chapel on Tuesday. Interment Mount Pleasant cemetery, Toronto. Death MAHAFFY, Mervyn J.--At the Com- munity Hospital, Port Perry, on Fri- day, December 4th, 1969, Mervyn J. Mahaffy, dearly beloved husband of Funeral Chapel, Monday, December 7 at 2 p.m, Interment Pine Grove Ceme- tery, Prince Albert. Mrs, A. Leighton and family extend their sincere thanks for the kind ex- pressions of sympathy received at the Card of Thanks I wish to extend my sincere thanks nurses and staff of the Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital for their care and kindness, also to rela- tives, friends and neighbors for cards, gifts of fruit, ete., during my stay in hospital. Thanks to anyone who assisted in any way at the time of the accident, again I say, "Thank you all", Ross Short. Card of Thanks during our recent bereavement. The Mahaffy Family. Card of Thanks Mere words are inadequate to ex- pess our. gatitude. To each and every- oné who has helped us through these days of sorrow with beautiful flow- ers, words of sympathy and deeds of infinate kindness we can only say "Thank you, so much". We wish es- pecially to thank all the ministers for 5 RAR A |be responsible for locking after NC he fr A donation was voted to the fund for re-habilitation of handicapped ve- fugees, A committee was formed to Mrs. C. yr Thurs, Dec. 8rd, in the Anglican Par- ish Hall with a good attendance. Mrs. J. Carnochan in charge of the Pro- gramme, Vice-President Mrs. E. Bryant chaired the meeting, and opened in re- gular form with the Institute Ode, and Mary Stewart Collect, : Reports were given" by the Sec'y Mrs. N, Williams, and the Treasurer Mrs. W. Chapman. Conveners re- porting were as follows: Mrs. A. Pren. tice, gave the Convention report on Agr. and Can, Industries. Mrs, F, Raines read the History of the Chris. tie farm, one of the oldest in the vi- cinity. =~ Mrs. M. Hoggard outlined briefly the work of the Prince Albert Junior Homemaker's Club. Our Hos- pital Representative Mrs, L. Patter- gon gave an interesting account of the Annual Hospital Meeting held in the Presbyterian Church, Nov. 80th, Mrs. S. Ploughman, District Director, re- ported on the District Meeting held in the Council Chambers, Brooklin, Nov. 28rd. The eleven Branches in South Ont. District, voted unanimous- ly in favour of the Ont, County Scho- garding gift radios for shut-ins. Any- one knowing of a sick person, or a shut-in, not having a radio, please get in touch with Mrs, Paul Diamond. Mrs. V. Edwards were appointed to act as a committee, to purchase Christmas gifts for the Mental Hos- pital. These are-to be left at Mrs. 19th and 20th, These courses are given by the Home Economies Service Extension Branch, Dept. of Agricul- ture. More information later. Ti CHRISTIAN 108 1 DAY@ID MONITOR AN INTERNATIONA «News «Facts « Family Features BE I A i lal The Christion Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Mass, * Send your newspoper for the time checked. Enclosed find my. check or money order. | yeor $18 [J 6 months $9 00 3 months $4.50 0 Thompson Funeral Home. Mrs. Rosena Lacey and fam Viole a & oF * Masonite Doors Arborite Floor Tile Ceiling Tile that the proceeds from the High School Board Banquet, be used to- wards the Scholarship fund. Mrs, E. Bryant gave a report on the Cancer dressing work. We are down in the making of dressings from last year, so members let us put forth a greater effort, and come up to last year's standard, as dressings are bad- ly needed at Headquarters, Mem. bers will not be working this Friday, Dec. 11th, We take this opportunity | of thanking the Ladies who have so kindly donated white cotton. Mrs. P, Diamond thanked Mrs, L. Leahy for her-work in sending out cards. Mrs, Leahy has been our faithful Birthday Convener for many years, ' "At the conclusion of the business period, Mrs. J, Carnochan took charge of the Programme. Mrs, F, Raines spoke on the Motto, "I will honour Christmas in my heart, and keep it through the year". Everyone enjoy- ed the singing of the Christmas Car- ols, with Mrs, P, Diamond as Com- mentator, and Mrs. S. Ploughman at "Silent Night". Members were pleased | to have Mr, Mary VanHam, of Honeys Corners, speak on "Christmas Cus- toms in Holland", her native land. speaking about Christmas in New- foundland and the Prairies. The meeting closed with the Nation- sisting. The tea table was beauti- fully decorated with Poinsetteas, ap- propriate for the Yuletide season. A social half-hour was enjoyed by all. W.M.S. The President, Mrs. Griffen opened the December meeting of the After- noon Auxiliary - with a poem 'Let Christmas Be a Happy Time", follow- ed by prayer. Secretaries reports for year were most gratifying, especially member fully realize her responsibil- ity. The programme was under the lea- dership of Mrs. Love, assisted by her group, t "the ' followed by 2 verses of 5 Christa . The programme was Christmas Readings and Carol singing. Each member of group giving a _bymn sung ex Miss Mc. "38 the Christmas Bible ng Boga pi 3 M ' pi Christmas Te ther, David Allen. He arrived on vy |Graham, Mrs. G. Barthau and Mrs. Dermott read i ) ead Thursday, November 26th at Port : " |W. Moase. Members decided to en- lesson Luke 2:1-14 and a poem "A Rev. E. W. Fuller, B.A., L.Th, Reetor| he December meeting of the Port| The Scout Mothers Christmas Tea | Perry Community Memorial Hospital. Meeting ter a float in the Santa Claus parade Christmas Wish". Miss E. Harris ~~ Sunday, December, 18the= Perry "witcdChurch-Women's-Asso- land - Sale--of-- Goodies in the Scout|{ Proud parents are Bruce and Marie! Jat Dee,--13th, and -a--eoi "The prist- 0000 11.30 a.n.--Morning Prayer, ciation was held in the Sunday School | Bldg. will be opened by Mrs. M. B. Geer (nee Strong), . , The Christmas fueeting was held pointed. Members made a decision mas". Mrs, Love read ere Will 0 wT Always Be A Christmas. At this point Mrs. 8. Cawker and Mrs. O. Jeffrey sang two lovely duets "There's A Song In the Air" and "Sun of My Soul", ¥3 The Programme continued with Mrs. DeNure reading "Just A Little Town" and earol singing followed by reading "But When He Knocks" by Mrs, Love. Miss Harris' reading of I the lovely story 'No Room" brought to a close Christmas Stories and Car- ols, a progfammeé much appreciated by everyone present, The meeting closed with -Mizpah Benediction. Mrs. Love's group ser- ved a delicious lunch and a social time was enjoyed. 3 Officers for 1960 . Hon, Pes.--Mrs, Linstead. Past Pres.--Mrs. Leask Pres.--Mrs. S, Griffen 1st Vice-Pres.--Mrs. S. Ploughman 2nd Vice-Pres--Mrs. R. Peel Rec. Sec.--Murs. DeNure Cor, Sec.--Mrs. 8. Cawker Treasurer--Mrs. W, Mark ih _ A Mr. Smith of Downham Nursery, Pearl Cram, dear father of Harvey, |larship fund. the piano. The origin of the Chiss. Christian" Stewardship--Mrs. : Mrs. F. Reesor gave the report: of Bowmanville, Lunch will .be served. Lloyd, George and the late Everett : ny mag card was read by Mrs, 8. Caw- Colbear. : The United Church of Canada in i i Admission 26ec, ? During communications a letter was ker. Mrs, H. Honey and Mrs, L. Pat- Missionary Monthly--Murs. G. the nominating committee showing all } Mahaffy, in his 61st year, read from the Toronto Telegram re- |terson favo with a lovely duet MeDaald ; SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE |offices filled. Service at McDermott-Panabaker, hs ured ] ¢Donald Literature Sec.--Miss BE. Harris Community Friendship--Mrs, Smallman i Christian Citizenship and Temper- 11.15 a.m.--Scugog "Head" S.S. items of business were dealt with. A Seon) Winer og Admission 7 The "Roll Call" was answered by a 5 Uhristuias 2 hy awe dhe Septet. Ww. Toupee, 11.15 a.m.--Manchester Church donation was voted to the local hos. | Adults 35c. Children Free, Card of Thanks Clilstmag vers. Mrs, 1. Honey and po bg, 1s "the Programme by| UP DY SerweMrs: Tonk. Birthday Sec.--Mrs. Colbear Pianist--Mrs, Tremere Press--Mrs, Myers. |v Cornish reminded members, that the |10 p.m. 'till? Modern and Old Tyme Sime. oe the death of uy brother, Ted M. B. Dymond's before the 15th of |al Anthem. Refreshments were ser- =a Oshawa Presbytery meeting will be [music by the Melodeers. Hats, Horns ) Mrs. A. Leighton December. a ved by the group, Mrs. Carnochan, x held in Port Perry United Church, the [& novelties. $8.00 per couple. Single "hi Leg Th entitled, "H. Mrs. Bassant, Miss Webster, with 1 ! e short course entitled, ome (yr Sandison' and M ght ongr atu ations 4th week in April. Mrs. G. Reesor | Gentlemen $2.00. Dec, 10 Care of the Sick" will be held Jan, | Mrs: Sandison' an rs. Kight as- Coe fUL on: IF IT'S FUEL OIL YOU NEED ¢ 1. in the Lodge rooms. for 25c. All those selling tickets are | The family of the late Mervy Ma-| a ae + |the treasurer's statement -- "Alloca- ¥ : A SR Te vet of members and requested to have stubs and money | haffy wish to extend their heartfelt Good Reading Yen 3088 Sor 1050", i thely husbands Juined sn making this . . returned to the Convenor by Friday, fame aM STprecism for the many f th e Rev. Linstead conducted the instal- es evening 'a gala event. Several mem- Chimney Fire December 11th, Ray of x oa oa or lation of Officers for 1960. Mr. Lin- oak bers displayed a Christmas scene while LIFTI SHADOW I volatives and ? hbors | Whole Family stead praised members for their-in-|Q- om Sister Lucille Gray read us a Chrismas | Fort Perry Fire Brigade were sum- NG 3 with y 2 terest and work but also made each Phone YUkon 65-2572 3 PORT PERRY ONTARIO Uncertainty of weather Christmas and New Year's customers at our Stores. ible. maximum burden on our delivery system and service to gestion at the stores and also disappointment in our delivery services we respectfully request the assistance of our customers. . You can help us to maintain our servides by ordering or purchasing your requirements as early as poss- and road conditions as the Season approaches places a, In order to avoid serious con- Corporation of the Village of Port Perry Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned until Friday, noon, January 8th, 1960, for the following: i ONE POLICE CRUISER Copy of specifications may be obtained at the Treasurer's Office, : Fed oN Good Prices - Budget Terms Arranged . ra JOHN BALLARD LUMBER FA EE EL BE owt os rt rts we cooktops BREWERS' RETAIL STORES MAGAZINES FOR CHRISTMAS JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk, Phone YU Biol : CL The year round gift! Dec. 8, 59. . 'Village of Port Perry. : Aim 1 & Insulation, Etc. pantomine and song "O Little Town of Bethlehem". With a great deal of local pride we present for the first time the "Philip Trio", blending their voices in harmony as they sing for you "Winds Three The Olive Trees". Together with the Massed Choir singing this adds up to be a musically enriched evening. Come and be with & - Brewers' Warehousing COMPANY LIMITED We operating » L PWV OOTY YY YY YTV VY VT TYE VAAL A a 0 A 0 a a a a a a a a aaa a aaa da aa aa a aA A Ad _ See THE PORT PERRY STAR |