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8 THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 20th, 161 Summer Activities Summer is a tinie of great activities. We rush here to see a show, we take off there friends, we decide to go swimming, or picnicking, or perhaps we think its high time we mowed the lawn or got after those weeds in the garden. Whatever it is, we're busy, and happy and really enjoying the summer days. But it doesn't make much in the way of news for the paper, so unless someone has a wedding or a family gathering or some other item of interest our column will likely be rather slim until the fall" activities start. to visit some --o000-- Tour of Parkwood Approximately 200 members of hor- ticultural societies, from Agincourt, Scarboro, Markham, and Brooklin, enjoyed the privilege of a conducted tour through the beautiful 1l-acre estate of Colonel R. S. McLaughlin, Oshawa on Monday evening July 10. The estate superintendent, Mr. Blore, and his staff were on hand at the main gate promptly at 7.456 p.m. to welcome the visitors as they streamed from buses, and con- __veyances, to attend this special and long-awaited event. Brooklin Public Library The Brooklin Public Library will be closed for vacation of Librarian Mrs. Arthur Boyes for the first two weeks 1 August. Borrowers are requested to return books for renewal or ex- change and obtain extra supplies if] necessary for vacation period. cars, CST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH, BROOKLIN --, cw Pg NPE Rector Stackhouse, Ze! Rev. R. I. M.A. L.Th. 10 a.m.-- Sunday School 10 a.m.--Morning Service 2nd and 4th Sunday in the _ month, Holy Communion. BROOKLIN NEWS St. Thomas' Church July 9th, at St. Tho- Brooklin, Mr. Third Com- On Sunday, mas' Church, house preached on the mandment: , "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy 'God in vain for the Lord will not hold him guiltless . . .." Jshally this Commandment is inter- preted in its most narrow' sense, namely, direct cursing or substitu. tions such as Frank Tumpane in the Evening Telegram exemplified in his column of July Tth. There is, however, a far wider con- notation said Mr. Stackhouse. When we are baptised it is the name of God the Son and Holy Spirit. In other words, we have become a mem- ber of a family and named, just as a child born to a Smith or a Jones has the name of Smith or Jones. We, therefore, become named Chris- tians and as such should be loyal to the family. Jesus or Joshua is the Saviour in old Hebrew and Christ is the Lord. The two are synonymous and unless we combine them we are taking the name of the Lord in vain. Martin Luther was a typical example of be- lieving in one but not the other. He spent his life working for Christ but was quoted as saying he hated God and therefore Jesus the Saviour. --000-- 0f Many Things ~ By Ambrose Hills I LOVE AIRLINE STEWARDESSES Girls who get turned down when they apply for jobs with CPA or TCA as air stewardesses speak of having been given their "ugly papers." There is an idea abroad that a broad must be broad dnd also curvy to land these cherished jobs. I am now an expert on the subject. [ don't travel-by air too often, but I have made a special point of studying the airline hostess situation. an aisle seat last trip, and I recom- mend that location to any gent plan- ning similar research.) I grant you there are no ugly stew- ardesses, but they are not raving beau- ties, either. I have known a few real a at pk Saat i J friendly, courteous, capable. Stack-' 'tering angels. (I had have known some medium-attractive girls who were hired. The point I am trying to get to is' bright, It seems airline hostess who wasn't to me that whoever handles personnel selection for Canada's two great air- lines ought to get a medal. They do a superb job. 'It would be. interest- ing to know how select so many fine, even-tempered girls, who are so completely impartial in the manner in which they serve passengers. ' It doesn't matter whether you are a homely old coot or an attractive young bachelor type--the girls treat you as if you were Lothario himself. Women travelling with a couple of youngsters find that the alr hostesses are minis- All this courtesy is provided without benefit of tips--and the fact that there is no tipping may even have a good deal to do with the consistent quality of the service. In short, I love airline stewardesses. I don't mind them being quite good looking, -but I don't think looks have much to do with their popularity, It is more a question of -attitude and character and courtesy. I confess that I am a rather attractive male, in spite of thinning hair, receding chin, a rather prominent Adam's apple, and a few other minor flaws, but I get no special treatment, the same deal . . . attention, helpfulness. 1d better stop now. to get really excited about this subject fine airline stewardess! --0(Q0-- Air Parcel Post Rates Cut By Post Office ly 17 percent in domestic air parcel post rates were announced recently by Postmaster General William Ham- ilton in disclosing the first general revision of air parcel post rates since the inception of this service more than eight years ago. Rates on in- ternational air parcel post will also be cut, in the first general revision of peaches who were turned down; I these Tales; since 1958, that I have never yet run across an they manage to and my wife always reads this column. So 1 think Pll just wind up by saying- that my wife would certainly make a8; Reductions averaging approximate: § made: ki z ATA Bec REE 1 ; Uh 1 wy ity | Fae I Ea ZA A a \ : ; 5 4) Rs Fi AE aN $2 OE MP DR FR AP aT os | Hersh ied See AREAL BL I RR A EN Seal bein Se A le iad -- [pre > 1 | | | ra M vice. The In mgking the announcement, Mr. Hamilton referred to the rate cuts as a-sweeping step forward in operating an efficient long-haul parcel post ser- explained that the tes reflect a | basic air costs of mail transportation, and that the Post Office was passing this saving on to the mailing public. Postmaster department felt that because of the vast distances involved in the hand- ling of Canadian parcel post, it was necessary that air transportation be made as economical and as efficient as possible, - more attractive rates would result in an increase in volume for this type of postal service, The new domestic rates were sche- duled to go into effect September 1st. international probably be in operation in August, r. Hamilton "said. Concurrently with the reduction in international air parcel post rate, Mr. Hamilton said there would be a gen-| 2 eral increase in surface rates ternational parcel post for the first time since 1952, higher handling costs, would vary ac- cording to country of destination and weight of parcel" The He new Obituary- MRS. EMILY READER new gradual decrease in 'Mrs. Emily Reader "passed away Friday, July 7, 1961, at Cass City Hospital, where she 'had been a pa- tient four days, She had been in ill health the past eleven years. General said his Mrs. Reader was born in Devon- shire, England, June 22, 1872, the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. | He felt that the new, | John and Ann" Cowill Jeffrey. | She was united in marriage to James Franklin Reader at Scugog Is- land, Ontario, February 12, 1901. Fol- lowing their marriage they went to Cass City community and settled on a farm in Grgnt Township. In 1944 they retired and made their home in Cass City. Mr. Reader passed away December 12, 1948. Mrs. Reader was member of the Grant Methodist, Church for over 60 years. wv. rates would for in- She leaves to mourn their loss one daughter, Mrs. Samuel (Mildred) Fi- danis of Pontiac and one sister, Mrs. Minnie Hockin of Brooklin, Ontario. One son, one daughter, four brothers The increase, due to Everybody gets warmth, courtesy, I am starting | and two sisters preceded her in death, Service was held at Little's Funeral Home with Rev. Fred Werth, pastor of Gagetown Methodist Church, offi- ciating. 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