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BE aa ------------ 4---THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, 1962 THE CHURCHES ANGLICAN CHURCH--- CHURCH OF ASCENSION Rev. E. W. Fuller, B.A., B.D, S.T.M. Sunday, April 29th-- / 11.80 s.n---Morning Prayer. » ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Interim Moderator: Rev. Kenneth FF. MacKenzie, M.A. (Uxbridge) Minister: Mr. William Perry, B.A. sunday, April 29th-- 10 a.m.--Morning Worship 11 a.m.--Sunday School Ud PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Itev. Li. S. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sunday, April 29th-- 11.00 aan. Church Service 10.00 a.m.- Sunday School. 11 a. Kindergarten and 'junior classes, Sunday: School. A The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE MINISTER: Kev. J. K. Braham, M.A., B.D. Sunday, April 29th-- 10.15 a.m. --SCUGOG Church 11.15 a.m.--SCUGOG "Head" S.S. 11,15 a.m.--MANCHESTER Church 1.15 p.in.--PRUSPECT Church 2.30 p.an.--Communicants Class at § bFrospect- Church. J The Services will be on Daylight Sav- ing Time. Come and worship with us, PORT PERRY BAPTISI Sunday, April 29th-- 4.50 a.m.--Sunday School for all ages 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 7.00 p.m.--Evangelistic service MONDAY, 7.156 p.n.- wD, 8.00 pan--Prayer Meeting --Everyone Welcome-- ' Dec. 61 Young People Mrs. D. L. Crozier, Chairman for the Port Perry "B" Committee attend- ed the official opening of the North Ontario County TB mass survey held in Uxbridge. The members of her committee accompanied her. . --X-- Mi. Storey E. Beare, Chairman for the Port Perry "A" Committee at- tended the official opening of the "North Ontario County TB Mass sur- vey held in Uxbridge and introduced the speaker, the Honorable Dr. M. B. Dymond, Minister of Health and Hon: orary Chairman of the survey. Death MARK, Hazel Emma--At the Queen Iclizabeth Hospital, Toronto on Mon- day, April 9, 1962, Hazel Emma Mark, beloved daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Mark, dear sister of [Edith (Mrs. Alvin Bruce) of Seagrave and Laura of 38 Bowmore Road, Tor- onto. Service at The Giffen-Mack funeral chapel, Main St. on Thursday, April 12th. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. ' WILSON, Thomas John -- At the Port Perry Community Hospital on I'riday, April 20th, 1962, Thomas J. Wilson, beloved husband of Mabel Hicks and dear father of Marjorie {Mrs: E. McGowan) Torontp, Luther of Goodwood and Grace of Port Perry, in his 89th year. Funeral from McDermott-Panabaker Chapel, Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our good neigh- bours and friends, also the Port Perry and Reach Fire Brigades for the won- derful help received at the time of the fire on our farm. We appreciate your kindness. : M. "Stichmann and family. Card of Thanks I wish to thank those who visited me and sent cards and flowers while I was in the Community Memorial Hospital; Port Perry. A special. thanks to Dr. Kandel, nurses and staff at the hospital, Olive Real. Card of Thanks DIAMOND -- Frank Diamond and, : family of Myrtle Station desire to ex- press their deep appreciation to the many friends, relatives and neighbors, - who, in one way or another, remem- _beted and sought to comfort them dur- i ing their recent bereavement. The many floral offerings and other tokens "Bf respect, will not soon be forgotten. Special thanks to Rev. J. H. Braham, Raglan ladies, employees of Duplate, GM Radiator Department, also to the _ MeDefmott-Panabaker Funeral Home, am m-- TT ew want = Port "Perry on Monday, April 28rd. } |- Coming Events Easter Tea AND HOME BAKE SALE The Annual Tea and Home Bake Sale sponsored by the Women's Auxi: liary of the Church of the Ascension will be held in the Parish Hall on Saturday, April 28th from 3 to 6 p.m. Apr.20 Bulfalo Bus Tri WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th Bus leaves terminal at 8 am. Anyone wishing to go phone 985-2698 or 9856: 2304. Seat $0.00 return, Afternoon Tea AND ANTIQUE DISPLAY on Wed. May vth from 2 to 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Maurice Fralick, Stephenson's Point, under the auspices of UCW of Grace Church... Everyone is invited to attend. Silver collection May 3 LU.D.E. The regular meeting of Scugog Chapter, 1LO.D.E, will be held on Monday, April 3uth at 2.30 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Euchre & Dance Saturday, April 28th at 8.30 in Utica Community Hall. Bake Table. Lunch and Prizes. Admission b0c. NIB The Canadian National Institute for the Blind annual tag day will be heid on Friday, May 4th and Satur- day, May 5th. Sponsored by the 1.0.D.E. Please give generously to the girls when calling on you. May3 Rummage Sale In the former Prince Albert Post Office on Friday, May 4th at 2 p.m. Sponsored by the Good Neighbours Service Club. May 3 Bingo Friday, April 27th in the Masonic Hall, Port Perry at 8 p.m. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxilinry of the Cana- dian Legion. 20 games. Admission 76¢. Adults only. TF Engagement Mr. and-Mrs. John Edward Gustar of Toronto announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Louise to Mr. Dale Leslie Lowcock, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. L. Lowcock of Port Perry. The marriage to take place in St. Joseph's Romans Catholic Church on May 26th at 12 o'clock. Card of Thanks I would like to thank all my friends who sent me cards, gifts, fruit and candy; also the Hospital Auxiliary for the lovely plant. A special thanks to Dr. Rennie, the nurses and staff of Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry for their kindness to me. Billie Jeffrey. a NIRA ICA SERNA MANY DOSS CESS 1 FIRES! Two more grass fires took the Port Perry Fire Brigade out on Wed- nesday---one in a field back from Rosa Street and one out at Bill Parker's farm. The pump in the fire truck gave out at this time, Repairs will be made as soon as possible with the hope that it will last until the new truck can be delivered. Anglican Notice The adult mission which had been tentatively planned for the last week in May will not be held, it was an- nounced by Rev. Mr. E. W. Fuller on Monday. In responce to the Rector's request at Sunday service, twelve members of the Church of the Ascension, as well as the Churchwardens, advised Mr. Fuller of their willingness to attend at least three of the four services. As Mr. Fuller felt that a minimum of thirty to forty persons willing to com- mit themselves definitely to the mis- sion is necessary, to justify asking Rev. Mr, Stackhouse to make the trip here, it has been decided to cancel the mission, Card of Thanks I wish to thank my friends, rela- tives and women of Raglan United Church for cards, gifts and flowers sent to me on the occasion of my 87th birthday. Mrs. F. J. Barnard. In Memoriam FORSYTH We who loved you sadly miss you As it dawns aonther year. In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near. Mom Keeler and family. In Memoriam FORSYTH -- We do not need a special day To bring you to our mind, For the days we do not think of you Are very hard to find, If all the world were ours to give We'd give it, yes and mare To see the face of Grant, dear, Come smiling through the door. Always remembered by wife Bernice . Greenbank Fidelis U.C.W. The Fidelis U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Joyce Howsam for the April meeting. Rk The meeting opened with a psalm of praise given by Joyce, and was followed with Hymn 98, "Beneath the Cross of Jesus." Mrs. Wagner read a passage of scripture from John 20:1-18. "Women and Easter" was the theme for the topic. Eunice Rham, in presenting the topic, pointed out how women played an important roll at the time of the first Easter, and contributed their help in various ways during the teachings of the "gospel. - { for MALE RESIDENTS OF THE VILEAGE OF PORT PERRY WANTING TEMPORARY WORK LEAVE THEIR NAMES AT THE TREASURER'S OFFICE 1 ulligan's Mis STAK 0 G ANNOUNCES WI the appointment-of the PLEASURE new hairdresser Hope MAY 1st Miss Hope has successfully completed her course at the 'MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL in Toronto and has also taken a Special Course in all the Latest Hair Styling eo Telephone for appointment now to e DIAL 985-2482 Mulligan PORT PERRY The poem, "Easter in the Heart" was given by Roberta Baird. Faye Aldred then led in prayer. Everyone enjoyed the solo entitled, "What "Will You Do With Jesus?" by Murs, Marilyn Gibney of Mount Albert. Hymn 104, "Christ The Lord is Risen To-Day," brought to a close the devotional period of thoughts for Faster. Jean Hunter, with some words of welcome to 18 members and 2 vis- itors, opened the business. The roll call was answered with articles for the bale. The minutes were read and adopted and the Treasurer's report showed a balance of $286.71. ' It was reported that two cards were sent during the month, A letter regarding our adopted child was read. It was moved by Margaret Cou- perthwaite and seconded by Janet Mc Kain that $10.00 be forwarded to the bereavement fund of the church. The May roll call is to be answered with an article for children's school use, such as scribblers, pencils, ete. It was decided to hold four bake sales this summer with the first 5 groups baking for the first and third sales, and the last five groups baking for the second and fourth sales. The convenors of these groups will plan and assign what each group member be asked to bake. : It was moved and seconded that the afternoon group be assisted by the evening group in catering to the Hol- stein banquet in November 1962. A joint meeting of the two U.C.W. groups is planned for April 18, in the form of a Pot Luck Dinner, with the afternoon -ladies preparing the devo- tional, and the evening group planning a RE aaa SS DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Be sure to put your oné hour Saturday night. EX SCION RR NIN STP tks ahead the socal activities. Norene Cook and Jean Ward were nominated to do this. A committee of Iva Phoenix, Shirley The president, also Mrs, H. Hod- gins, Mrs. B. Smith, each contributed their brief instructive report after attending Leadership Day, Hampton. Kitchen committee reported purchas- ing two new tablecloths and four dozen extra juice glasses. Devotion was ably given by com- mittee in charge. Mrs. Jeffs contri- buted a deep "Easter Message" from which .we all grasped much. Mrs. A. Brown read a suitable ar- ticle pertaining to the theme. Vocal numbers were rendered by Mesdames Jeffs, Pugh and Snelgrove, accom- panied by Mrs. Hunter, pianist. Sumptuous lunch was served by Mesdames Hope, McKerihan, T. Hod-|. Lee, Ruth Stone, and Janet McKain was appointed to work on any cater- ing activity during the year. Jean Ward announced a leadership training course sponsored by the Ont. Fed, of Agriculture, is to be held on April 24, at Haugen's, Manchester, with lunch and two coffee breaks included in the $1.60 fee. } The mizpah benediction was then pronounced and lunch followed, Prince Albert Sunday School was opened by Supt. Mr. E. Martyn, followed by prayer by Mr. R. Butson. An Easter film was narrated by Beth Hunter. Birthday pins to Joe Johnson and Paul Brent. Church offering was taken by Robt. Forster and Denny Martyn. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Martyns included Mr. and Mrs, R. Haydon and children, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. T. Denny and family, Oshawa and Mr. Frank Summers of Toronto. Nancy, Marlyn and Robt. Hurst of Midland are enjoying few days with Mr. and Mrs. E. Jewell, The April meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. B. Jeffs. The president Mrs. M. Pugh welcomed the twenty-two members and two visitors, Mrs. T. Bailey and Mrs. Mc- Neil. Minutes read by Mrs. L. Bea- cock, thank-you note from Mr. W. J. Martyn and family. Also an invita- tion to attend Prospect Bazaar May 16th, Two minutes silence was ob- served in the loss of a valued mem- ber the late Mrs. W. J. Martyn. A report was given by treasurer Mrs. E. Jewell, . ; - NOMINATION Tuesday, May Ontario Riding Liberal Asso ANDY THOMPSON, M.L.A.,, DOVERCOURT GUEST SPEAKER CONV , 8.00 p.m. Township of Reach asks that By-Law No. 1847, Part of which read of the Fire follows you take not 1. No person shall set a fire leaves or other obtaining perm ~ 5. No person shal grass, brush or othérWebris, (a) A sufficient niWgber control the fire. (b) Sufficient water or oth bris except in 3 of any other building. Fire Department. 10. Any person convicted of sum of $60.00 for each. offence EDWARD OYLER, Reeve. By-Law to régulate the setting of debris fires in the Township of Reac 2. No person shall set a fire in t keep the fire under control. prort 6. No fires shall be set in the open air if there is a dan- gerous wind or periods of high winds. 7. No person 8hall get a fire or permit a fire to burn within twenty (20) feet of po wooden building, 8. All fires must he guarded until fire is dead out. 9. Any person who sets a fire in the open air, without permission or otherwise ,requiring the attendance of the Fire Department shall be responsible for the costs of the visions of this By-Law shall forfeit and pay at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate a penalty not exceeding the ass, brush or other on a gblic road or highway. open air to burn grass, cinerator, without first fire chief or his deputy. the open air to dispose of hout first having, adult persons available to a er equipment available to or fifteen (16) feet a breach of any of the pro- , exclusive of costs. A. R. JOHNS, Clerk. gins and Butson, Congratulations and happy years to Mr. and Mrs. J. Lake, formerly Mari- on Martyn upon their marriage. Miss B. Fear, Toronto, enjoyed the holiday with her brother Mr. and Mrs. B. Fear. Mr. and Mrs. E. Jewell were guests at the Jewell-Bacon wedding in Cam- bray, Church on Saturday. Miss Mary Lyn Hodgins, Toronto, and friend Miss C. Knowles, Yar- mouth, Nova Scotia, enjoyed a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rodd, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. L. Miller, Columbus, Miss B. Eden, Scugog Island, with Mr, and Mrs. N. Wilson and family, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Snelgrove and fa- mily, Sarnia enjoyed the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. B. Snelgroves. Bryan Beacock spent a couple days with his Oshawa cousins Barbara and Neil Devitt. Miss Ina Keizibrink of Oshawa Hospital and brother Mr. Harry Kei- zibrink, Toronto Teacher's College enjoyed the holiday with their father and other relatives. : Don't criticize the work of others unless yon want to do the work of others. * * + Automobiles were offered to con- sumers 'complete equipped" for the. first time in 1910. * * * Guess they call em window envel- opes because they contain bills that give us a pane, * LJ] » Judging by the way some stores kéep up their stocks, they need to erect a sign reading, "If it's to be had, we had it." * * * Never knew how hard it was to drive a bargain, until I bought a sec- ond-hand car. POOR OO D® WES LANE PLUMBING - HEATING PV VV VV V VV VV VV VV VW VV -Vw.v) ELECTRIC Baseboard Heating - SHEET MET AMERICAN RD IZE & e FURNACE C 985-2473 oe os TF. 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