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as-- ant for a two-week period. 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 6th, 1908 THE CHURCHES (Coming Events ANGLICAN CHURCH CHURCH OF ASCENSION Rev. E. W. Fuller, B.A, B.D., S.T'M. Sunday, June 9th-- 11.30 a.n. 11.30 aan. Morning Prayer Church School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Bev. E. 8. Linstead, B.A. Minister Sunday, June 9th-- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Jr. Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship ST. JOHN'S | PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A, Minister Sunday, June 9th-- Morning Worship. at 10.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School The United Church of Canada, SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. C. C. Gilbert, B.D. Sunday, June 9th-- PROSPECT---9.15 a.m. MANCHESTER--10.156 a.m. SCUGOG--11.10 san. PORT-PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor--J. H. Brown Sunday, June Yth-- v.00 a.m. -Sunday School 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship 7.00 p.an.-- Evening Worship Monday, 7.00 p.m. Young People wednesday, 8 pm. Prayer Meeting -- EVEYONE WELCOME -- NOTICE ANGLICAN CHURCH NOTICE To the Wardens, Lay Delegates, Offi- cers and Members of St. Thomas' Church, Brooklin, and the Church of the Ascension, Port Perry, Ontario, and other interested friends of the Anglican Church of the Area: As of today, 1 have appointed Miss Muriel New of Port Perry as parish assist- In my absence, she will he available to both parishes, by phoning the lectory 9856-2684 and will take mes-' sages, make appointments for Bap- tisms, ete. and will keep in touch with the Kector either by phone or by mai) regularly. Please phone between 9 - 12 and 2-4 pm. The Rev. E. W. Fuller, Rector. Thank You I would like to say Thank You to my relatives, friends and neighbours Ld Y : who sent me cards and flowers and were so kind when | was in the hos- pital, and special thanks to Dr. Ren- nie and Dr. Hollows; also nurses and staff. of the Memorial Hospital and the United Church Women's U.C.W. for a lovely basket of fruit. ] Roy H enders John's Shoe Hospital PORT PERRY FAST MENDING TO SHOES, RUBBERS LOW PRICES. 1.6--Aug. 28/63 v "PALEK TRICIAN "srvs GO T0 YOUR NEIGHBOUR = AND HONESTLY ASK, WHOS THE BEST AT Anniversary "Blackstock United Church Sunday School Aniversary, Juné 9th. Ser- vices 11 a.m. - 7.30 p.m. Speaker: Rev. George Connolly, B.A. B.D, Secretary for Youth Work, Bay of Quinte Conference Music by Sunday School Choir in morning. Faith Bap- tist Trio in evening. June 6 Hardball The opening game of Victoria In- dependent Baseball League locally is Saturday, June 8th at the Fair Grounds, when Cambray plays Port Perry. Game starts at 6.45. Pot Luck Supper PORT PERRY U.C.W.--Members of the United Church and their families are invited to the Annual Pot Luck Supper to be held in the Church base- ment, Tuesday, June 11th at 6 p.m. After the supper hour, Dr. Kingsley Joblin, Professor in Victoria College, Toronto, will give an "Address" in the Church Auditorium, at 8 p.m. Dr. Joblin has recently returned from Hong Kong and will speak and show pictures of his work while there. All U.C.W. organizations in the vicinity, us well as other interested persons, are cordially invited to attend and hear this most informative Address. Rummage Sale Port Perry on Friday, June 14th at 10.00 a.m. on. Sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion. June 13 Guide Mothers POT LUCK SUPPER to be held on Wednesday, June 12th, at 6.30 p.m. at the home of Faye Stein, 214- Perry Street, their own plate, cup and cutlery plus one item of food. A short business meeting will follow supper. All new Guide and Brownie Mothers would be most welcome. June 20 - Bingo Thursday, June 6 at 8 p.m. Sharp. Legion Hall, Bay St. Sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion." Jackpot $180.00. In former Western Tire Store, Each Mother please bring! Obituary- | MRS. MINERVA MAUD COWAN The death of Minerva Maud Cowan occured in Hospital at Saskatoon on May 26th, 1963. Mrs. Cowan was born in Cartwright Twp. 79 years ago and spent her early life here. She was the youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Marlow Sr. She had been a resident of Saskatoon for 46 years and was predeceased by her husband Dr. E. B. Cowan and one daughter Ruth, and is survived by three sons, Lyle of Saskatoon, Jack of White Rock, B.C. and Ross of New Providence, NJ. Mrs, Cowan was a member of Knox United Church and an active worker in the Hugh Cains Chapter of the 1.0.D.E., also Friend- ship Club and 0.N.O. Bridge Club and served as organist in these societies. The funeral was from the chapel of McKagues Funeral Parlor and was conducted by Rev. Benson Summers. Interment was in Woodlawn Cemetery Saskatoon. Deaths VEALE, Cecil Laverne -- At the Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay, on Thursday, May 80th, 1963, Cecil Veale, beloved husband of the late Mabel Pettit, dear father of Lois (Mrs. J. Grieve), Lindsay and John Veale of Sault Ste. Marie, dear bro- Nestleton, in his 76th year. ' Service was at the Chapel of McDermott- Panabaker, Port Perry on Monday, Interment Nestleton Cemetery. PARKER, William J." (Bill)--Sud- denly at his home R.R. |, Port Perry, on Sunday, June 2, 1963, William (Bill) - Parker (formerly of 1067 Ba- thurst St., Toronto), beloved son of Mrs. Annie Parker and the late J. P. Parker, in his 53rd year. Service was ut the. chapel of MeDermott- Panabaker, Port Perry on Wednesday. Interment Sanctuary Park Cemetery, Weston. ROBERTSON, J. Pearl -- At the Port Perry Community Hospital on Saturday, June 1, 1963, J. Pearl Me- Adam, beloved wife of Arthur Ro- bertson and dear mother of Eva (Mrs. Grant Hunter) Port Perry, Reta (Mrs. Larry Glasgow) of Beamsville and-the-late David (Mac) Robertson, in her 74th year. Service was at the Chapel of McDermott - Panabaker, Port Perry-on Tuesday. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery, Recital The piano pupils of Mrs, J. E. Jackson will present two recitals in the United Church Auditorium--On Wednesday evening, June 19th at 8.16 the Intermediate and Senior students will give their recital, and on Friday Evening, June 21st at 8 o'clock the Junior pupils will perform, Every- one is welcome. Collection at the door in aid of our local Hospital. June 138 Scugog Chapter LO.D.E. Scugog Chapter, 1.0.D.E. are hold- ing a Garden Party and Tea, Friday, June 21, 2.80 - 6.00 p.m. at the Home of Mrs. M. B. Dymond. Everyone welcome. Decoration Day THE ANNUAL DECORATION DAY under the auspices of BEETHOVEN LODGE, No. 166, 1.0.0.F. will be held in GROVESIDE CEMETERY ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, June - 9th, 1963 at 2.830 p.m. Card of Thanks I would like to thank everyone for the many acts of kindness during my stay in hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Kandel, Diamond, McIntyre and the nurses and staff of the Com- munity Memorial Hospital. Ken Bateman. In Memoriam SHORT -- In loving memory of a dear husband and father Albert, who passed away June 9, 1961 Two years have passed dear Albert Since you were called away How well do I remember That sad and weary day Lovingly remembered by wife Glady and family. In Memoriam LYLE--In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Norman Lyle who entered into rest June 2nd, 1960. It broke our hearts to lose you But you didn't go alone ther of Ruby (Mrs. Chas. Fallis) of | For part of me went with you The day God called you home. "Sadly missed by wife and family "by June 30th, 1963. - engaged in: (a) Ice-making (b) Ice-cleaning (d) Operation of booth than ice-making duties. Tenders should be marked June 20th Laas: TENDERS PORT PERRY COMMUNITY MEMORIAL ARENA Tenders dre invited for the following positions, duties to commence September 1st, 1963. Tenders to be submitted MANAGER--To be responsible for hiring and supervising, for approximately seven months of the year, all those (c) General caretaking duties : cg (e) Selling tickets for rink functions (f) Collecting and depositing receipts MANAGER--To be responsibe for all the foregoing other ICE MAKER--To be responsible for ice-making duties only Mrs. William Stephens, "Tender" and mailed to: _ Secretary, Box 108, ( Port Perry, Ontario. Euchre and Dance Euchre and Dance, Utica Hall "on Saturday, June 8 at 8.30 p.m. Lunch and Prizes. Admission 60c. Obituary- HUGH LUCAS WRIGHT Mr. Hugh Lucas Wright passed away suddenly on May 17th at his home in Port Perry, Mr. Wright was born in 1892 in Brock Township near Sunderland. He was the youngest son of the late Emmanuel and Elizabeth Wright. At the age of 6 hé moved with his par- ents to Port Perry where he obtained his education, Later he moved to Toronto with his mother and there he eventually entered the barbering pro- fession. He spent some fifty years in this profession, all in the Toronto area, One of his employees had worked for him for 28 years, and some customers were the third gen. eration of the family who had gone to him regularly, He retired in the fall of 1962, due to ill health. In 1917 Mr. Wright married Mar- jorie Irene Reesor and the family consisted of 2 sons and a daughter. In 1948 his wife passed away follow- ing a lengthy illness. He later mar- ried Mrs. Louellan Cooke of Port Perry. He is survived by a son, Robert, and a daughter, Mary and fourteen grand- children and alsothis widow. Blackstock W. I. There was an excellent attendance at the Women's Institute Variety night in the Recreation Centre Fri- day night with the W.I. president Mrs. C. Smith as M.C. The evening entertainment opened with O Canada, followed by a lovely dance number by Candy Malcolm and Adele Page; Mrs. Ivan Thompson the qualifications needed by Guides earning their Gold Cords. One of the requirements is an essay on some Country, other than their own. Linda Kyte gave her essay on Guernsey where Linda has a pen pal. With Mrs. Dalton as manager and Mrs. Gilbert -Marlow-as commentator, Gr. 9 presented the Fashion Show of dresses they had made at the Home Economies class, * Mitze Malcolm and Pamela Stinson entertained with a lovely dance number.! 'Janice .Byers, | another Guide trying for her Gold Cord gave her essay on Australia, Mrs. McArthur judged the essays and the older members of the Home Ee. class presented a showing of their dresses. All girls have done excellent work and much credit is due them and their teacher Mrs. Brown of Clark School where the girls go by bus once a week. Mrs, Dalton Dorrell intro- duced Mrs, Brown who spoke briefly. Mrs. Smith expressed the thanks of the gathering to all who had contri- buted to such a fine program. The four Yelverton girls did another fine dance number. The singing of the "Queen" closed this part of the even- ing's entertainment. The sale of home cooking, sewing, etc, and lunch followed, Janice Dor- rell made the draw for the Quilt which was won by Mrs, Richard Wall. Mrs. Ernest Swain, won the place mats and Mr. Harvey Hall, Port Perry won the African Violet, Nad i HELP YOUR RED CROSS On Wednesday evening several Head Community neighbours and friends gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Schillings. After several games of euchre, Myrtle Manns read the following address :(-- To Mr. and Mrs. H. Schillings and family. For-some time we have known that you were intending to move 80 now that the time for your departure is drawing near, we, your friends and neignbours have assembled to spend the evening with you betore you leave our community. We could not let this occasion pass without "showing our appreciation of yoy both as neighbours, Lr We can scarcely realize that almost eleven years have elapsed since you came to nve in our midst. During those years, we have always known that we could count on your support in any undertaking and that you would lend a helping hand to a friend or neighbour in need. Your home was always a welcome place to ask for aid. You will always have many memories of Scugog to cherish, It was on this island all of your iamily were born and here they spent their early years which they will always remember, especially the older children. These years are the most impressionable years of one's life. You have had varied experiences, some of them happy, some full of sorrow. pleasure and sorrow you have re- mained true to the hignest ideals. You have been diligent and successful in your enterprises here and we hope success will follow you in the future. We trust you will enjoy pleasant associations and good health in your new environment. We regret your recent accident, Myr. Schillings and hope for a speedy recovery. i To accompany our best wishes, we ask you to accept these gifts. May they ever remind you of-- Your Friends of the Head ) Community. Don Gerrow presented a lovely b-piece Card Table Set in black and light brown. Mr. Schillings thanked the will move to Raglan this Saturday. We also had an opportunity of getting to know the new neigh- bours, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wouters and their two little children who have been working in co-operation with the Schillings family, . A large crowd attended the shower in the Township Hall on Saturday evening to honour the former Marcia Chandler and her husband. They were presented with a matching Coffee Table and End Table, white leather Swivel Chair and Floral-Table Centre. Wishes go to, our former residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of Burketon who celebrated their 86th Wedding Anniversary on Sunday. . The .Head Sunday School and Community Picnic will be held the last Sunday of June after the Services. On Sunday, Mrs. Stewart Rod- man and her mother, Mrs. Ashton visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Graham. 1963 f June 13 CHESTER'S - Caesarea HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES - to ALL NOXIOUS WEEDS on urban property must be Sprayer or cut on or before June. 20th, 1963. After which date weeds will be destroyed and 3 char, 1arged against property. i Repairs Washers, Dryers, Electric Ranges, ete. o SERVICE GUARANTEED eo Parts Available - Free Estimates - Call Anytime 986 - 4926 BLACKSTOCK June 27 Hii ronal i A. CECIL HEAYN, Village of Port Perry Weed Inspector "A SERVICES * | - all Makes in both | Congratulations and all Best| Scugog Township Council The regular meeting of the Scu- gog Township Council was held in the Town Hall on Thursday, May 30th, 1968. Reeve Anson Gerrow and Coun- cillors V. Aldred, C. B. Hoult, C. Carter and Jos. Dowson were in attendance. Minutes of the last (regular meeting and a special meeting were adopted as read on motion. Correspondence: 1. 'Bruce V. Mackey, B.A. re Carnegie Land Co. documents and enclosing a registered copy of the Subdivision Agreement, and his account to date. 2. Department of Agriculture enclosing forms for use in making application for Warble-fly Grant. 8. E.M.O. enclosing Bill 91, an Act respecting the emergency Measures, 4, Department of Municipal Af- fairs, Planning Branch, re pro- posed plan of Subdivision of Rus- gell Pogue -- File No. T-11690, revised. 6. Department of Highways, re advance payment of 1968 Road Subsidy in the amount of $1650.00 being 269% of the average sub- sidy payment in the past five yrs. 6. Department of Highways, ap- proving 1963 Road Expenditure By-Law No. 1210, $11,000.00 for maintenance. : 7. Department of Highways, en- closing supplementary By -law forms- as requested. Delegation: Mr. Russell Pogue appeared be- fore the Council to discuss - his] proposed Plan of Subdivision-- File No. T-11690 Revised. Motion: That the Subdivision Agreement between Russell Pogue and the Township of Scugog be passed. Re File T-11690 Revised. Carried. Paylist: It was moved that the following accounts be approved and that the Treasurer be instructed to pay the same: Roads... ... .... $869.66 General.......... .. 898.62 Total ............ $768.17 Carried. Motion to adjourn was made] and to meet again on Tuesday, July 2nd, 1968 at 8:00 p.m. Greenbank Church Service and Sunday School will both be withdrawn next Sunday owing to Pinedale Anniversary. The following Sun- day, June 16, Sunday School will commence at 10:00 a.m. and will continue meeting at that time during the summer months. Mr. Thomas Sharp's many friends are plggwed to hear that he is progressing favourably after his recent operation, Mrs. George Till and Mr. and Mrs... John Cook spent Sunday "with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith and family of Orillia. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ball and family; Mr. Stewart Ball and Mrs. Rodney Baker and family were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright and daughter, Gail have moved to Port Perry. ' : Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne Stearman and son; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Stemp, and Mr. Harvey Ward were recent guests of Mrs. C. Ward. i Mrs. Gordon Walker and child- ren of Hepworth spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ianson. Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Beare are visiting in Hamilten this week. Mrs. Myrtle Wagner of Port Perry was the guest of Miss Eva Luke on Sunday. Several from here attended Wick Supper and Concert on Wednesday evening last week. We understand-the canvass for funds for the new. church roof has gone over the top. J FUL YOR a OWE _ NOW! Low SUMMER PRICES ON ) 'blue coal' Fuel prices go up in the Fall. So fill your bin with steady-buraing 'blue coal' now and save. Res member, the sooner you order, the more you save. Call us today! COME IN OR PHONE US TODAY Reesor Fuel § & Lumber ' PHONE 985-7951 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO CLEAN, SAFE, LOW-COST HEAT DECORATION DAY ai PINE GROVE CEMETERY The Board of Directors have decided, owing to changing conditions, there will be no Memorial Service. However, it is intended to set aside Sunday, June 16th as Decoration Day, and plot owners and friends are asked to avail themselves of the opportunity to remember A their departed friends by placing flowers in the Cemeteries as usual, on Sunday, June 16th. Jume 18 OOS SSN SE AS ES SAS AR SAR RS RAR ROR OROR Light, Bully @& Port Perry Lions Club Starting Mon., June 10, at 6.30p.m. | Lions will appreciate it if you leave your porch lights on. B . The Lions will be calling on the people of Port Perry and district to sell bulbs for their Charitable Work in this district $2.31 VALUE BAG OF BULBS Sells for $2.00 GIVE YOUR SUPPORT TO A WORTHY CAUSE mB . " id allipaign : ; ; -