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CRE INERT ny a as = Pr Cel comedy rd A ra Tara A Ey FO a 5% 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 14th, 1064 Manchester News The U.C.W. held their May meeting at the home of Mrs, Meta Holtby last Thursday af- ternoon. Eighteen members & four visitors were in attendance. Mrs. Holtby read the call to Worship and the hymn "Jesus shall reign where'ere the sun" was sung, followed by Scripture reading by Mrs. J. Dobson. Rev. Mr. Gilbert led in Prayer. Mrs. Aletha Holtby chaired the business session. The roll call at the next meeting--June, will be answered with the dona- tion of an article for the ba- zaar which will be held Sept. 23rd. An invitation from Greenbank was read inviting us to an open meeting in their auditorium on May 27th at 8.15 p.m. The Secretary also read an invita- tion to the annual church ba- zaar at Prospect on May 20th, A discussion arose re the ceil- ing of the Church but no deci- sion was arrived at. Mrs. Meta Holtby reported 8 doz. dessert plates received from collection of "Swift's Canadian" labels. Mrs. Gilbertt gave a very en- tertaining and informative talk on Northern Ontario and their work in the Mission field while stationed near Kapuskasing. Mrs. Lorne Thompson thanked Mrs. Gilbert for her kindness in taking us on an enjoyable trip. The hostess with Mrs. J. Dob- son assisting served a dainty lunch. Rev. Mr. Gilbert brought a most appealing message for Fa- mily Day Service. The junior choir under Mrs. Steer's super- vision with Miss Susan Roach at the piano, sang very sweetly. We do appreciate the children's singing. (Continued on Page 3) BLACKSTOCK NEWS By 0. Hill Wednesday, May 6th was "Grandmothers" night for the Women's Institute which met in the Community hall. The new president Mrs. Percy Van Camp presided, and in the ab- sence of the Secretary Mrs. Vel- va Bailey acted. Meeting opened with the Ode and Mrs. K. Samells read the Creed. After a few remarks by the president the business was dealt with during which some plans were made for the Bazaar on May 15th evening. W.I. accepted an invitation from the High School to serve lunch in the evening of May 22, their museum day. Roll was answered by my favourite flower. The Motto -- Praise Loudly -- Blame Softly" was ably dealt with by Mrs. Russel ARREEEENENE RANE EER RE ACADEMY, AWARD Mountjoy. Current events was given by Mrs. Ray Bradburn. At this time the Grandmothers who had found and worn old fashioned clothes, paraded around the hall. Then those who had no old fa- shioned clothes were asked to sing "Put on your old Gray Bonnet". Mrs. J. A. Johnston recited "The Inventor's Wife". Mrs. W. Archer read--'"What Girls want in Grandmothers", "Yesterday and Today" and an account of an Institute meeting in 1947, Meetig closed with the Queen, Lunch was served by the group and a social time enjoyed. Attendance 17. The United Church was really filled to capacity for the Moth- ers Day Service at 10 a.m. on Sunday. The choir sang an anthem "You Taught Me How to Pray". Rev. Romeril deli- vered a helpful sermon from the theme "Parents as Partners" AYA in ST I Trae AT & A LF 220 Lt 3, ba WAC as Ped. oid BALE aL) ERAN REEL UE LI A 85 a next Sunday morning. Leanne Dorrell, Beth Duns- moor, Laurie Turner, John Lar- mer and Dennis Romeril receiv- ed their sceond Gold Star. Leanne Dorrell and Laurie Turner organized games which were then played before the closing ceremony. . Messengers had a party on Church lawn Tuesday. Lunch of cookies and chocolate milk were enjoyed as they arrived. Then games were played. Mrs. Cecil Hyde and Mrs. Linda, Toronto, and Mr. Rus- sel Spinks, Oshawa were Sun- WHEL ARTE 3004 VE : Litrid NY Lan AH A {3} day guests of Mrs. E, Darcy and Mrs. 1. Argue. Galan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp attended the funeral of her Aunt Mrs. Hettie McLaugh- lin in Colborne, Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mott, Sud- bury and Miss Anne Mott Belle- ville, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Venning. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wright, Port Perry entertained Mr, and Mrs. Will Forder and Mr. and Mrs. Benson Dunn, Oshawa on Saturday on Mrs. Forder's Birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and family visited Saturday and' Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Archer Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Archer. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson visited her mother and brother in Norwich on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Wright, Port Perry and Miss Hazel Wright, Oshawa and Mr. Roy Ferguson were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family. Mrs. Mary Perriman, Colum- bus; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hos- kin and children, Courtice; Mr. (Continued on Page 15) MONUMENTS MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS Phone : 723 - 1002 152 Simcoe South, OSHAWA Aug. 27/64 MACKEY & BAILEY Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public. 25 Caleb Street PHONE 985-2127 PORT PERRY, ONT. May 7/64 TEACHING PIANO 'EDITH PLATFORD, A.T.C.M. Teacher of Piano, Theory and Harmony. Any age, any grade. Special courses for beginners. For appointment phone 985-7563 ' June 12/64 A.E. Johnson, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST Mary St. 985-2383 : June 30/64 For Income Tax & BOOKKEEPING SERVICES see ALEX SHEPHERD Room #2, Post Office Building Phone 985-7031 Specializing in business and ~ farm operations. June 18 WM. KROONTJE Well Digging and Compressor Work Clean-Outs & Deepenings Phone: Oshawa 728-3864 May 7/65 INSURANCE Have us Check Your Insurance Policies, you could be losing a Substantial Discount by not having a Composite Policy. For Information Contact EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 985-2421 ..Port Perry, Ont. Earl Wallace ~ Roofing Asphalt Shingles, Rolled Roof- ing. Steel and Aluminum Roofing. - SIGNS L. Langille 985-2916 May 28 BUSINESS DIRECTORY WATER TANK TRUCKS QUICKLY FILLED with Government-tested Grade A Water from our 100--gallon per minute pumping system. Highway 12 & 3rd Con. Reach Twp. Phone 985-2603 G. MARSH R.R. 2, Port Perry July 2 Cash on the Spot for Dead or Crippled' Farm Stock. Picked up promptly. Telephone collect, Hampton 263-2721 MARGWILL FUR FARM TYRONE |. License No. 333-C-64 10 Oct. 64 Refrigeration SALES & SERVICE Repairs to all domestic, & commercial refrigerators call ACE Refrigeration 281 Wilson Rd. South OSHAWA 723-2452 June 256 'Real Estate FARM HOMES WINNER Best Picture EAVESTROUGHING We will contract for all kinds and administered the Sacrament of . Baptism to Melody Jane, DUFF ARE OL PE AEE 2 RS SN NI Pes Sion SRST SAS i 7 1 A Sanger oy et i a of roof work. BUSINESS LOTS ELECTRONICS ck u a orrell; an ward Scott,| Phone 985-7964, Port Perry| MARGARET BALLARD | \ d fa BEST COMEDY son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard| ~~ Dec; 64 | REALTOR | TELEVISION J I het] EV |" Trewin. The Church was beau- ; Sunderland, Ont. Phone 303 r ER MADE! tifully decorated with spring S i T k Nov. 21/64 ~ SALES and SERVICE hy a ras Vilewets. ep 1C 1dNKS Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 crime |..In_St. John's Church at the| .. _.. ¢ YR yess ori r rr TT Er RR Abb kr cuemy ee here PORT PERRY i beginning of the service there Cleaned By N GEORGE McPHADEN Fag Shi : 4 was a Blessing of Seeds that PUMP FOU MENY General Insurance ormerly Ap ex TV Service i are being sown. Canon Ash- SEPTIC JANES TALLED PORT PERRY - ONTARIO _ June 11/64 a | more's fine sermon was on Sow- WEEPING BEDS INS \ Telephone 985-2341 N A ing Seeds and Mother's Day. Reg. Armsirong Office Corner John & North Sts. | : 41 The Mother's Day Supper in Des. 21/8 INSURANCE Ak St. John's Parish Hall Friday| [Ort Perry -- 985-2226 | th e 4 TIG8Y | 4 5 Feb. 28/65 wu | ETHEL NOTTINGHAM iris evening was as usual a delicious : E ' G K d Fire '-' : Automobil % meal and was considered quite ; u ® enne Y : ohile SK : I i Family Liability 5 successful. Upon entering Mrs. fd ® Pit Run Gravel tv Ancident: hy |. Ashmore-pinned a little corsage fhomig epi nt -@--Washed Sand and Stone geident & Sickness EASTMANCOLOR A UNITED ARTISTS-LOPERT RELEASE RESTRICTED TO 18 years & over FEATURE TIMES 2.00-4.45-7.00-9.20 PLAZA on each lady. During the even- ing two draws were made and a boquet of flowers went to Mrs. L. Bond, Prince Albert and Mrs. Jean McLaughlin. Mrs, Harold Kyte andy Mrs, Fred Hamilton spent the week- end at Doe Lake. Mrs. Kyte attended a Commissioners train- ing meeting and Mrs. Hamilton the Ontario, Lone Guiders meet- ing. TAPES Mrs. V. Cain, Toronto is vis- iting Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Harris. Linda Brown entertained a few girls Saturday on her birth- day. The final meeting of the Ex- porers for the season was held Tuesday and began with re- freshments, after' which, John Larmer gave the worship. Log was read. Decided to give all Stock Service Highest prices paid for dead or crippled cattle and horses. Hogs and small animals remoyed free. For fast service,' 24 hours a day, 7 days a week -- Phone: Usxbridge--ULster 2-3319 No charge to you, We pay all telephone charges. Prop. NICK MONTAGUE License No, 172-62 ® Brick Sand and Chips: FOR QUICK SERVICE Call 985-7982 Aug, 18 'Back Hoe Digging TRENCHING, EXCAVATING. and installed. KEN MIDDLETON, 985-7548 Aug. 20/64 'Piano Teacher GLORIA HASTINGS Lessons to September Septic. Beds and Tanks supplied. Commence in / : CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION "Myrtle, Ont.' 655-4832 May 28/64 WANTED Dead Horses Crippled and old Cattle © HIGHEST PRICES PAID eo According to Size & Condition. Small Animals Removed Free. Phone Zenith 32800 NO TOLL CHARGE Power Equipped Trucks. ~ Call Any Time ED PECONI & SON LTD. Now Playing . OSHAWA - Ph. 723-2843 mm Call 986-2589 July 2| CRE RR, #2 Woodville R.R. No. 1, Foxmead : : Collector's Licence 802-C-64 March 19/64 money to missions. This to be dedicated at the church service bs J