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Ye 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 2nd, 1963 THE CHURCHES |Coming Events ANGLIC AN CHURCH C¢ HURCH OF ASCENSION Rev. KE. W. Fuller, B.A, B.D. S.TM, Sunday, May Sth-- 11.30 a.m.--Holy Communion PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. KE. 8. Linstead, B.A. Minister Sunday, May 5th-- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Jr. Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship Anniversary Service SUN., MAY 6th at 11.00 a.m. Rev. T. E. F. Honey, B.A, S.T.M,, Sec'y of the Board of World Mission will. preach. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A, Minister Sunday, May 6th-- 10:00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11.00 u.m.----Sunday School. The United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral Charge Rev. C. C. Gilbert, B.D Sunday; May 5th-- 10.16 a.m.--SCUQOG 11.15 a.m.--MANCHESTER 11.16--HEAD Sunday School 1.156 p.m.--PROSPECT PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH : 'Pastor--J."H. Brown Sunday, May 5th-- 9.50 a.m.- Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 7.00 p.m.--Evening Worship Monday, 7.00 p.m.--Young People Wednesday, 5 p.m.--Prayer Meeting EVEYONE WELCOME -- EY ay a a ya Card of Thanks Just a word of thanks to our friends and neighbours of Scugog for the en- joyable evening and the presentation of the lovely gifts we received. Evelyn and 'Merrill Johnson Card of Thanks We would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank our friends and neighbours, also the staff of the 'Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for cards, flowers and messages of sympathy at the time of our bereave- ment. Audrey and Don Williams Card of Thanks I would like to thank everyone who was so kind to me during my stay in the Sick: Children's Hospital, and all those who sent cards, gifts, especially Rev. Mr. McNeil and members of Seagrave Sunday School who offered prayers for my recovery. Thanks so much, i ' Gordie Short. Card of Thanks I would like to take this "oppor- tunity to thank my friends for all the cards and flowers sent to me during .my recent stay at the Community | Memorial Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Rennie and. all the nurses and staff. Helen M. Bathie "ALEK TRICIAN "sh WHEN BUILDERS MEET THEY 00 DECLARE, { "oF OUR HG 0 AS A= FAI REATING | Monday, May 6th at 2.80 p.m. in the The Canadian Me Institute | for the Blind Annual Tag Day will be held on Friday, May 3rd and Satur- day, May 4th, Sponsored by the 1.0.D.B. Please give generously to the girls who will call on you. Mayl Fireworks Anyone interested in group displays please contact Elva Brain, 985-2650 or Joan Peel 985-2000 befpre May 4. May 2 Sponsored by Port Pervy Junior #armers will be held in Utica Hall on Sat., May 4. Music by Frank Barkey. Admission $1.00 per person. Every- body welcome. May 2 General Meeting Of the Port Perry Figuré Skating Club will be held in the Municipal Building, Port Perry, on Tuesday, May 7th at 8 p.m. Auction Sale At Columbus United Church Grounds, Friday, May 10 at 6.30 p.m. Pets, hay, Straw, Shetland Filly Colt, Machinery, Golf Clubs, Bicycle, Elec: trical Appliances, Furniture . . every- thing including the kitchen sink. Home Baking and refreshments. Proceeds in aid of the building fund. May9 TED JACKSON, Auctioneer C.W.L. Euchre: The C.W.L. will hold their Euchre in the Parish Hall of the -Catholic Church on Sat.,, May 3 at 8.30 p.m. Door Prize. Admission 60ec. Scugog Chapter 1.0.D.E. The Regular Meeting of Scugog Chapter, 1.O.D.E. will be held on Municipal Building. Bazaar AND AFTERNOON TEA will be held at Prospect United Church on Wednesday, May 16. Mrs." Richardson of Whitby will open thé bazaar at 2.30 p.m. Sponsored by the U.C.W. Scout Mothers Auxiliary The Scout Mother's Auxiliary will meet Monday, May 6th at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Jean McDermott's home, 232 Perry St. We hope to 2 have a good turnout ladies. NOTICE To those that make my business theirs,--While in Hampton I was not visited by R.C.M.P. to be put under arrest 'or to have any charges laid against me, therefore talk: is cheap and whoever talks is as cheap as the talk. Signed: Dennis Barrow. In Memoriam HEALEY -- In loving memory of Bill Heatley, who passed away May 6, 1962, Only a memory of by-gone days, And a sigh for a face unseen, A constant feeling that God alone Knows best what should have been. Always remembered by United Church Women Sponsor C.N.LB. : Showing of Stereo Slides. The members of Unit No. Seven | and their friends spent a very enjoy- able evening on Tuesday, April 23rd, when Mrs. Harold Martyn presented pictures from her stereo collection, in the Sunday School room at the church. Mr. David Godley provided suit- able musical accompaniment through- out from tape recordings. The slides included local taken at different seasons. Autumn was depicted by the glow- ing colours in the tress; Winter by ice formations and activities at the lake; Spring and Summer by the many varieties of flowers and the young animals. scenes Many events of interest were re- corded including fireworks, New Year's eve, Birthday and Hallowe'en parties, Weddings, an auction sale and the public school ice carnival. The pictures concluded with the showing of a colourful sunset in pro- gressive stages. Mrs. George Burnett, the leader of the "unit, thanked Mrs. Martyn and presented her with a token of appre- ciation. Refreshments were served. LAKEFRONT It seems too bad that persons or persons cannot let the life belts that have been placed at the lake front in boxes for the safety of persons falling into the water, that they might save a life. a C. of C. to Hold "Farmers Night" Dr. John Price, Chairman of the Entertainment Committee, announced to-day that the local Chamber of Commerce is planning a "Farmers 'Night Dinner" for the night of May 16th. In past years the "Farmers Nights" have proved very successful as it "gives the Business Men of Port Perry an opportunity to have as their guest local farmers with whom they have been doing business over the years. A Speaker whose topic will be of interest_to both groups has been con tacted jand will be available for this evening. Further details regarding the Guest Speaker will be released next week at which time the Tickets will go on sale. Plan now to attend on May 16th the "Farmers Night Dinner" sponsored by your local Chamber of Commerce, Yom doe - clothes oloctrie clothes dryer In Memoriam 'HEALEY--In loving memory of a dear husband and dad, William J. Healey, who passed away May. 6th, 1962. © . Remembrance is a golden chain Death tries to break but all in vain; To have, to love, and then to part, Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart And while you sleep a peaceful sleep, Your memory Bill, we'll always keep. Ever remembered by his wife Leahy family and daughters, Annual OPEN W. WILLIAMS, : 985. 7174 - PT. PERRY PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL Music Demonstration Monday, Apr. 28 -- 2:00 P.M, -- Grades I. II. III. Wednesday, May 1 -- 2:00 P.M. -- Grades IV. V. VI. Friday, May 3 -- 2:60 P.M. -- Grades VIL VIIL You are Cordially. Invited to Attend, "Chairman of the Board. ' HOUSE and ROY _ CORNISH, mins si a "Principal. 1 100 tickets were sold. Guide Mothers' Auxiliary The monthly meeting of the Guide Mothers was held on April 28rd at the home of Mary Baird with 20 ladies present. The President opened the meeting by gvelcoming the members, in parti- cular three new ladies, Mrs, Mac Christie and Mrs. Currie from Man- chester and Mrs. Stan (lass, one of our Brownje Leaders. Ruby Roach reported on two pro- jects which had been carried out to buy two much needed tents for the Girl Guide Camp. The dance which the Guides held and the sale of Eas- ter Eggs by Captain Nelson's Guides. They sold 211 delicious and attractive eggs. A special vote of thanks was Donald and Ruby Roach for making the eggs. Mrs. Hall voiced her appreciation to the committee in charge of the Court Whist game held at the Scout Hall. We were very pleased with the success of the evening as well as over We would like to thank all who supported the Court Whist, the Easter Egg, and Cookie Pay projects, One of our phone conveners, Aud- rey Walsh, whose scrvices we have appreciated, plans to move from town and Teresa Hall will take her place on the phone committee Much discussion took place cerning the arrangements and dates, ete., for the Mother and Daughter Banquets, It was finally decided that the banquet for the 3rd Guide Comp any, 3rd Brownie Pack und Rangers would be held at the Anglican Church on Wednesday, May 15th, with the Col fant for thé given to Dorothy Nelson, Lillian Me-: ladies of the Church catering. The banquet for the 1st Guide Company and 1st Brownie Pack will he at the Scout Hall on Wednesday, May 22d, 0 2nd Guide Company and 2nd Brownie Pack May 20th. These last two will, be catered to by the Scout Mothers. All banquets will be gt 6.30 pan. an tuby Roach told of the fol plans the Brownies to sell carnations on the day before Mother's Day (May 11th) These corsages will he the girls and their There will be both white and coloured one sold but those who would like to have white are asked to order them ahead by phoning Ruby Roach or one of the other Brownie sage will sell for Hoe. made leaders leaders. Fach cor- done <0 much I Mi. Ray Webster bites | for the Guides and Scouts, many of "his accomplishments known only to a few of the workers, but we feel agam very indebted to Ray the tiful pair of golden gates hie These for bean made, used for the first time on April 24th in a very impres sive ceremony with a good number of visitors, when the following flew up to Guides: Janet Baird, Gilbert, Cathy Luke Susan Mumford, gates were pars Janel , Norma MeNenly, Beth Robertson, 8:30 ADMISSION: $1.00 OSHAWA CHAPTER OF Barber Shop Chorus & Quartette SEAGRAVE CHURCH Friday Evening, May 10th C--O -- P.M. CHILDREN - 1 -- Wednegday, up il "the Bonnie Ryland and Barbara Walsh. The fly-up concluded with the par- ents, relatives and friends joining in the games, after which lunch was served. It was decided to cancel "the May megting due to the banquets but the Annual Pot Luck Supper will be held on Wednesday, June 12th, at the home ol Fay 'Stein, The meeting was brought to a close by repenting the Mizpah Benediction ind Junch was served by Group 3. Women's Hospital Auxiliary The April meeting of the Auxiliary was held at the Hospital on Monday afternoon, April 22nd, the President, Mrs. M. B. Dymond, presiding. We were very pleased to welcome several ladies who were formerly as- sociated with us, and also some new members, We need the help of every organization in our community, and April meeting encouraged ns for the project now ahead of us, i.e. con- trbuting half the cost of piping oxy- suction into most of the ut the Hospital. Our hospital facilities have advanced greatly dur- ing the past ten years, and we are able to offer almost any service required of a hospital, At the April meeting there was considerable discussion as to just how yen and rooms now ent guoney'. we could raise the money we need for this latest project, and it was decided to ask the various organizations to request their members to make "tal- If everyone could con- tribute even a little we should have no difficulty in raising the necessary amount, the Auxiliary's share being approximately $1600. Sunday, May 12th, is Hospital Day in Ontario, and our Board decided that would be a good day to celebrate the tenth anniversary of our Hospital, We know May 12th is Mothers' Day, but that should not deter the public from making a short visit to the Hos- pital between the hours of two-thirty and five o'clock and seeing personally the great strides we have made dur- ing the ten years we have been in ex- istence. Refreshments will be served by the Auxiliary members and we do hope the weather will be pleasant and that a great many people will encour- age us by their presence. The following donations are grate- fully acknowledged: Ladies' Orange Benevolent Assn, Blackstock .......... $160.00 Seagrave Community 25.00 PN A Service Bureau Officer of HL legion, Comrade Harvey S. Percy, will'¥isit BRANCH 419, PORT PERRY, on MONDAY, MAY- 13th, 1963, at 3:30 p.m, to give advice or assistance concerning War. Disability Pensions, Treatment, Allowances, etc. "NOTICE TO WAR VETERANS Royal Canadian 8 Please arrange your interview through your Branch > Service Officer, Comrade John Greenwood, or your Branch 1 Secretary. R JOHN A. 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