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ILDAGE ARS BU Bg oR EAA 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THI JRSDAY, MAY 18th, 1961 THE CHURCHES ANGLICAN CHURCH CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev. E. W. Fuller, B.A., Sunday, May 21st, L. Th, Whitsunday-- Rector 11.30 a.m.--Holy Communion. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Interim Moderator: Rev.-B. D. Armstrong, B.A., D.D. Minister: Mr. William Perry, B.A. "Sunday, May 218t-- 10 a.m.- 11 a.n.- "Divine Worship -Sabbath School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. S. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sunday, May 21st-- 10 a.m.-- Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship and Junior Sunday School. Everyone Invited The United Church of Canada © SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE: THE MINISTER: Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A., B.D. sunday, May 21st-- 10.15 aan. 11.15 a.m. 11.15 aan. 1.15 p.m. -Scugog Church Scugog "Head" S.S. Manchester Church I'vospect Church © We give you onéand all a very cor- TW esley- dial invitation to come and worship with us. The Preacher will be I. 8S. Cooper of Greenbank. ---- J&7 PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Stuart A. Mulligan, tev. Pastor Sunday, May 21st-- 9.00 a.m.-- Sunday Schowsl 11.00 am.---Worship 7.00 pan. Evangelism Monday, 7 pan. oor. Wednesday, 8 pam. 'rayer Young beople "Bible Study and mecilng in Parsonage, Crandell St, 4 u O 38 SE 323 Death - ALDRIED, Joel AU Fairview Lodge Parsonage, " Whithy, on Sat, May 13, 1961, Joel beloved husband of dna Ka- Gregg, dear brother of Mrs. Ramsay, Mis. J. Marrish and I". Powers of Toronto; Norm- Aldred, therine W. K. Mis, J. mr and Jonathan of Port Perry; in his 4th year. Funeral Service from the tobinson funeral chapel, "Brooklin on Tuesday, say 16th, Interment Grove- Brooklin. de cemetery, Death CAWKER, William Weston (Wes- ley)--At the Community Hosp. Port Perry, on Monday, May 15th, 1961, Cawker, dearly loved husband of Katherine Coates and dear father of Douglas of Toronto, Donald of Whitby, George of Vancouver, Norene (Mrs. A. Thornton) of Toronto, Har- old of Peterborough, Isabel (Mrs. E. Wrathall) of Port Hope and Jean (Mrs. G. Jéffrey) of Epsom, in his 84th year. Funeral service from McDermott-Panabaker, Port Perry on Thursday, May 18th at 2 p.m. Inter- _.ment Pine. Grove Cemetery, .. order Bros. Meals SOMETIMES A MAN PULLS THE WOOL OVER THE WIFE'S EVES "WITH THE WRONG, WEEK-END SPECIALS: 1b. for $1.00 [fresh Side Pork... 49¢. 1b. Danish Cured Side Bacon 85¢ 1h Sausage... 3 I'ree Delivery at 11 a.m. Phone: YU 5-2562 "TOP QUALITY MEATS" FORDER BROS. BEWHOLESALE RETAIL MEATS Coming Events Old Tyme Dance Round and Square dancing coming May 19th in the High Schol auditor- ium. Watch for particulars. May 18. Tropical Luncheon by the Church of thie Ascension Evening Guild, May 31st, vol, Spring Recital The Annual Spring Recital of the Piano Pupils of Mrs, J. E, Jackson, ASILCM,, RMT. will be held in tne United Church Monday evening, June 19th at 7:45 pan. Collection in aid of Community Hospital. kKvery- one welcome May 18 Sponsored 12.00 pan. to 2 pan, on Spring Bazaar The Honeydale W.I. will hold their Annual Bazaar on Sat, May 27th in the Presbyterian Church basement. Hand made articles, home Baking, delicatessen table, candy and fish pond will be featured. Afternoon tea from 2.30 to 5 pan. A cordial welcome to all. [3 Spring Dance a o Recital AND VARIETY SHOW, "The Stars of Tomorrow" to be held at Port Ferry Public School on Saturday, May 27th at 8.15 sharp, under direction of Miss Jean Bright, Guest artist, Chuumpion Baton Twirler & outstand- ing dancer, Mr. Ron Kopas of Tor- onto. Admission 0c. and 26e. Child- ven under 12 Free, Everyone welcome. Spring Musical and enjoy your old favorite with interesting dialogue set- ting, Prince | Sat, May 2 7th at 8 p.m. Entertain- ment for young and old provided by Admis- May 26 Come SONS members of Scugog Choir, Hc. and 25e. BINGO May 29th, 8 p.m. Scout Hall Port Perry _§50,00_Ja sion ckpotl --- 20 games, Share the Weslth -- Special game, Door Prize. Under the auspices of the Ladies Auxilinry Canadian Legion Branch 419. Admission 75e. Adults only. 4, By Request Another Bus Trip to Niagara and Buffalo is being planned, for June 1st. A few seats available, Phone YU b- Yh08 or YU B-2304. 7 Recital On Monday, June 6th, at 8.00 p.m,, a recital will be given by students of Mrs. Marie Taylor, A.R.C.T., RMT, in Port Perry United Church. Collection will be donated to the Building Fund of the Royal Canadian College of Organists. Everyone Welcome, : ee, 'Seagrave Sunday School Anniver- sary Service On May 28th at 11 am, and 7.30 p.m." Guest Speaker -- Rev, Horace Burkeholder, B.A., B.D. from Board of Christian Education, Toronto. SUPPER on Wednesday evening, May 31st at 5.30. Admission: Adults $1.00, Children b0c, May 26 Service Club The Serviee Club of the United | Chuyeh will meet at the home of Alice onan Cochrane St. at 8 p.m. sharp on/Tuesday, May 28. vi ; Albert United Church on Draw The Port Perry Hockey Club's b50- 650 draw which was to be held during the last Junior "D" game will now be Fdrdwn on the first might of roller skating in the Port Perry Arena. Tickets are still on Sale, Any ticket sellers please return stubs to Harvey Hall before this event takes place. Uxbridge Red Cross Wish to take this opportuhity' to thank the Port Perry Blood Donors who voluntarily gave of their blood and time at the Clinic on Thursday, May 11. Pres. Mrs: Fred Taylor, Ux- bridge Branch, Canadian Red .Cross, Announcement The Engagement is announced of Brénda Mae, daughter of Mrs. Stevens and the late Mr. William Stevens of Oshawa, to Mr. Keith Arnot Gibson, son of Mrs. Elmer Gibson and the late Mr. Gibson of Greenbank. The mar- Kage is to take place on Sat., June 17 > p.m. in Greenbank United Church, at 2 Greenbank, In Memoriam HEAYN---In loving memory of our dear little son and brother Larry, who passed away May 24th, 1956 in his 4th year. - Beautiful memories are all we have left Of a son and brother we shall never forget. Your loving smile and happy face, A broken link we can never replace. Iver remembered by Mum and Dad, Linda and Betty Ann. Card of Thanks We wish to express our sintere ap- pleciation for the many acts of kind- ness, expressions of sympathy and the many beautiful floral offerings and donations for Bibles reecived from yelatives, friends and. neighbours in the loss of our dear mother. Thanks also to Rev. Bruce Eaton for his Con- soling message and many kindnesses "rendered at this time. "Also a special' thanks to Dr. J. A. McArthur. The Beacock Family Card of Thanks The family of the late Fred W. Brown wishes to express their sincere thanks to the neighbours 'and friends for the many kindnesses and expres- sions of sympathy during their recent bereavement. Guide and Brownie Mothers Auxiliary The April meeting of the Guide and Brownie Tuesday evening, May 28 at the home Results of our recent Bazaar will be analysed and plans for a coming banquet will be discussed. Very im- portant business items will be decided. All members are urged to attend. Group 1V will be in charge of lunch. Vo ZL ERAN AA "Hurry is speed without judgment, says the Ontario Safety League. " -- An overtense driver is a dangerous driver, says the Ontario Safety Lea- gue. Here are some comments on re- lieving 'tension from the Royal Bank of Canada's Monthly letter for Feb- ruary: p) "We cannot, by mere act of will, banish injurious tension, but we can get vid of it by constructive thought '| and action". "Always give in when the situation does not matter much-to you. Go in- to neutral. . Decide in this restful mood whether the problem is worth gnawing your nails about. Or try the expulsive power of a new affection, a new interest, a new purpose in life. Take a dose of healing laughter". "Harmful tension is lurking around every corner of our: lives, at homé} the office, in the factory, in traf- fic, in the elevator, When we allow our common sense to take over we give way in the face of the irresist- able and cease hanging our héads a- gainst the immoveable", "No lulaby will ease the tense mind. We must uncover the cause and do something about it, or reconcile our- gelves to things as they are, expertness in handling life is to keep a proper balance between tension and energy". Mothers will be held on. Tof "Mrs.. Gwen Taylor on Shanley St. The true | "Rest from harmful tension is a harmonious adjustment of the neces- sities and accidents and opportuni- ties and hopes and actions of life. It results in the calm supremacy of our spirit over its circumstances", Seagrave W.A. HOLD MAY MEETING May Meeting of the W.A. was held in 8.8, room on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Reynolds "in charge of devotional for north group, Meeting opened with Theme song and 'Hymn, Happy the Home When God is There. Prayer was offered By Mrs, Kéen and scripture lesson from Acts; ch. 8 by Mrs, Reynolds. The topic on Witness- ing given by Mrs. D. Crosier. Hymn, Jesus Thou Joy of Living Hearts closed the worship period. President Mrs. M. Bruce then took charge of the meetng for business. A welcome was extended to all present and minutes ud read and adopted. Roll Call answéYed by 21 ladies and collection of $5.86 and penny otrering $1.34 received. Mr, McNeil spoke briefly on the New Women's Organization and the following ladies were appointed for the provisional committee. President Mrs. M. Bruce and Mesdames Mrs. G. Stone, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. McNeil, and Mrs. Glen Wanamaker. Corres- pondng secretary reported one fruit hox sent and substantial balance in sick box fund, Treasurer gave a re- port of money spent and received during' past month, $48.50 from west ) group and .$6.75 from - South group. Bal, on hand $446.79. Mrs. B. Wan- amaker announced the Hospital 'l'ea for Friday, May 12, in the Municipal Bldg. Port Perry, in aid of X-Ray machine. The S.S. Anniversary Supper will be May 81 in. Church Basement and arrangements were made for the same. An invitation was read to attend the open meeting in Greenbank on May 31. A good representation hoping to attend. On motion the Baking Sales would be held during the Summer, the first one to be June 30. A Commitwee was appointed to purchase new table- cloths forthe Church. A report of W.A. Convention which was_held- the. given by Mrs. B. Wanamaker for morning session and Mrs. G, Stone for afternoon. It was arranged that new collars for the choir gowns be purchased - from organ fund. - The W.M.S. Group Rally was announced for May 16 at Little Britain, All the ladies invited, the speaker to be from Victor Home. A prayed verse was read by President and hymn, Blest Be the Tie that Binds and benediction closed the. meeting. A contest on 2 "Seagrave; previous- day at Fenelon Falls was | ing toa close. Girl's Names was conducted by Mrs, Fishley ahd lunch served by West group. Mrs. M. Bruce, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Keen, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. McNeil and Mrs. B. Wanamaker attended the W, A. convention in Fenelon Falls last Tuesday. Everyone was pleased to see such a large crowd out to church on Mo- thers Day. It was a combined service of Church and 8.8. conducted by Mr. M. Bruce and Rey, McNeil. The fol- lowing childrén were presented for baptism: = William 'James Richard Short, sot of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Short; Michael Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Doupe and Dorothy Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Fitz, An enjoyable time was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bruce on Saturday evening when friends and neighbours gathered to honour the re- cent marriage of Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Bruce. During the evening a mock wedding was performed by a group of people adding much to the merri- ment of the evening. Ivan and Joan were asked to take the special places and the following address was read by Mur. Cliff Short: To Ivan and Joan: For years we had inthis commumty a slim little boy, the youngest of the Bruce clan who was very mild and amusing in his ways. Naturally he grew up and took to roaring around on motoreycles (by the way collecting a scratched nose or two). "Then followed a session with weird looking small cars into which he fold- ed up like a concertino. Now it is aeroplanes and a pilot's license with a salute from the air to those below. All" this time he was growing up and up until we wondered where he was going to stop. At last we get the biggest surprise, he has taken to the sea, but-this is the sea they call "Mat rimony". age a first mate or it may be a cap- tain. find calm seas And pleasauf®Swtling. We. the friends of his earlier years will always be interested to know of Ivan's unlimited success in the wor' he has chosen. We hope too that Joan will feel at home in our com- munity in the years to come. We hope, these gifts will ever be a reminder of the good wishes of your friends | in Ivan and Joan were presented with a beautiful walnut desk, a clothes hamper, set of glasses and plate, a- long with other individual gifts. Each made suitable replies thanking every- one for their kind and generous thoughts shown to them in this man. ner. Lunch brought a pleasant even- Friends were present from Prospect, Prince Albert, Port Perry, Greenbank and old neighbours and friends from Seagrave. a SE ada ply. Port Perry Hockey The Port Perry Hockey Club will hold their annual election of officers for the 1961-62 season. will take place in the Municipal Build- ing on Saturday, May 27th at 2 p.m. We would like to extend an invitation to the parents of boys participating in hockey and anyone else interested in hockey. Played down, Chinese are not now in a position where they can bargain. and mismanagement have cost them much of their wheat production. They are confronted with the choice of buy- ing wheat an dother grains wherever they can at whatever price is charged r else facing wholesale starvation. News ¢ Clipped Comments THE WHEAT SITUATION. in "reports of the Chinese agreement to purchase Cana- dian wheat, are the effects of pos- sible return trade. made to Chinese desire to sell to Can- intial announcements of the agreement but not in later reports. "This condition will "riot always ap- Lo Chinese crops are reported to The election Reference was Drought be looking better this year. And China, it should not be forgotten, grows more wheat than Canada. As dependence on foreign sources is re- duced, what price then will Canada have to pay to maintain sales? Future conflicts of Policy in trade and regionalism in economic develop- ment can be avoided if it is made clear now that the Chinese orders aie, afterall, windfalls and should be treated as such. - The long-term trend is against the Canadian grain grow- er. Generous orders from China do not change - that trend. Canada should continue to bring economy into better balance <by reducing depend- ence on grain exports in favor of en- couraging domestic manufacturing. "The Letter Review. LIVE BETTER Electrically .... with an..ELECTRIC WATER oN BASS ome a ee ee ee He has taken on this voy- Together we trust they will- CTT LL rs Ter Pe ONTARIO < \ LR} NOTICE OF" | Rural Power "HYDRO POWER INTERRUPTION ~ Friday, May 26th - 0 12:15 noon to 1: 15, E. D. T IN THE TOWN OF PORT PERRY AND THE TOWN- SHIPS OF REACH, SCUGOG, CARTWRIGHT AND MANVERS. (our Co-operation is appreciated MER H TT -------------------- A. C. RICHARDSON, Area Manager. ! Shopping for a new car? Be sure you ~ slip into this one before you put your money down. I's the new VW Custom Model. The best value ever offered, even by Volkswagen. What's new about it2 The engine for one thing. I's got more power to push you up hills, and past those big trans. ports. (But it doesn't use a drop more gas than the old one.) i "This Is yout aeLYohksyagm dealer, Ho Is part of a network - SWEETMAN'S SERVICE PHONE YU 5-2212 The transmission too. Now all four . 1695" each PRET Jo Sa Tes STEER STATION of 331 olficiont 0] saves cts righ» across Cons. gears are synchronized: You slip into first without stopping the You'll notice these improvements as soon as you drive. But there are others; of equal significance. JThe greatly 'en- larged luggage space, for example.) Your VW dealer will get a big kick out -of showing them to you, one by one. © And what have we left off to get the price so low? Nothing. You, still get a spare wheel and tire, heater /defroster, tool. kit, jack, wind- PORT PERRY "rien shield washer, two padded sun wlsors, directional signals, bumper over-riders, big 15" wheels and oversize fires. See your Volkswagen dealer ana drive the complete car with a lof missing from its price tag. *Toronto Port of Entry. Price includes es wheel ond : fack, windshield washes tice, haatel /delsoner, fool kit ond two padds visors, over-riders. Trade between nations Is a two. way street, West Germany Is one . of Canadas bést customers. And ' every Volkswagen sold In dis directional Wignols and birmpar VOLKSWAGEN CANADA LTD. country helps Canada. to soll Germany more goods, : é