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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1964 } Warriner Lodge (Continued) that time there has been raised in the Province some $1,160,685. for benevolent purposes. To-day as always Warriner Lodge stands ready to exempli- fy the Principles of Odd Fellow- ship, to vist the sick, relieve the distressed and eliminate suffering where ever it may exist. It is with pride we meet for mutual counsel in our new Lodge Hall. It is our prayer that success and direction may be given to every good and worthy effort of our Order. Manchester A number from this area at- tended the Decoration Service at Utica on Sunday. Mr. Jas. Young, Oshawa was the guest speaker and Scugog Choir fur- nished excellent music. The many friends in this area of the Rogers family were shocked to hear of his death. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones. Mrs. F. Johnston and Mr. Wesley Johnston attended the Atha Centennial on Saturday. Mrs. Jo. Bain was in Toronto last Thursday. Mrs. Crosier attended the funeral of Mrs. Chas. Forsythe, Stouffville on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston visited Mr. Jim Johnston at Princess Margaret Hospital Toronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Torrens and children of Kingston spent a day at her parents home here recently. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Dobson, Oshawa have moved on to the Dobson homestead. We welcome them. DIGNITARIES ADDRESS OPENING OF NEW "ODD FELLOWS HALL ~ Among the dignitaries who addressed the large gathering at the Official Opening of the New Odd Fellows Hall last Sat- urday evening were, on the left, Sister Jessie Hillier of Niagara Falls, vice-president of the Rehekah Assembly of Ontario, who brought greetings from Sister MacDonald, president of the Assembly; (Centre) Brother Earl Geer of Port Perry, District Deputy Grand Master of District No. 41, and Official Master of Ceremonies for the evening, who welcomed all members and friends who were present; and on the right, Sister Grace Love of Port Perry, District Deputy President of District No. 8, who gave an outstanding address on the co-operation between Maybelle Lodge and Warriner Lodge. Prince Albert News The choir anthem was very much appreciated on Sunday. A Baptism service was con- ducted by our minister Rev. E. S. Linstead, when Kenneth Rae, youngest son of Mr, and Mrs. R. Dean was christened. "Holy Communion was observed. El- ders Mr. Vickery, Mr. Snelgrove Mr. Martyn and Mr. Hunter as- sisting. The two attractive baskets of flowers were placed in the sanc- tuary from the funeral of the late Mr. S. Reynolds who resided in our village during his junior boyhood days. The - following relatives wit- nessed' the baptism of baby Dean at the church and were luncheon guests with the par- I ON THE an OF THEIR Canadian Imperial BANK OF COMMERCE (PORT PERRY BRANCH) Extends Best Wishes TO THE MEMBERS OF The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows OFFICIAL OPENING NEW HALL ents Mr, and Mrs. Ross Dean; the great grandmother Mrs. Ed. Dean, Orono; the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dean, Miss Mary Dean, Newcastle, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Clayton and Mr. Lyle Wilson, Oshawa. Quite a number of folk en- joyed attending the official opening of the I.0.0.F. Hall on Saturday night. Mrs. Herman Keizibrink assist- ed by the father Mr. John Kie- zibrink opened the farm house to the rest of the family and close neighbours. The party of some twenty folk gathered to extend more greetings to Miss Ina Keizibrink, a nurse gradu- ate of the week. Everyone pre- sent enjoyed the liberal tasty lunch after which the family presented a lovely set of lug- gage to Ina for which she seem- ed most pleased to receive. Couples arrived from Oshawa, Scarboro, Raglan and Sunder- land. Monday evening all members but two were present for the G.N.S.Cluh annual dinner held at the Flamingo. As usual everyone enjoyed the delicious turkey meal plus the customary trimmings. At the conclusion year, our mystery sister was revealed. =A brief business meeting was chaired prior to evening entertainment in Osh- awa. Friday evening a surprise | dinner party was planned at the Pugh home in honour of Bonnie Pugh's birthday. Later in the evening the group of young folk were treated to a movie in Oshawa. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Hunter included their daughter Nola, her friend Mr. Karl Kyrytow, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Kyrytow, all of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. A. Snelgrove, Sarnia, spent the week-end with their cousins Mr. and Mrs, Snelgrove. Mr. S. Campsall, Toronto, vi- sited his sister Mr. and Mrs. H. Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. G, Hunter, Lin- da and Susan visited cousins Mr. and Mrs. D. McAdam and family at Lakefield on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Wagg, Osh- awa, with her father Mr. R. Butson and also have been call- ing on the mother Mrs. Butson who is hospitalized, and to | whom we all wish a speedy get- well. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson and Mrs. Sarjantson attended Dec oration service at Wick and Utica. Mr. and Mrs. L, Beacock were 5 ton. 0 Last Friday evening Mr. and |; of the banquet the secret of the | Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mountjoy, Hamp- | Sli Suiflic NTE < Sun Hee ult eu A = RES = SESS aes Si SSS = 3 fe > TINS p= 3% d / A TENDER i 4 Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and including June 29th, 1964 for painting i the exterior of the Port Perry Public School. Ma- A terial to be supplied by the contractor and of a " brand satisfactory to the Board. 4 Work to be completed by August 29th, 1964. = SS For particulars contact Mr. Gordon Goode, - Port Perry. Bae ap Sa Sates The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. N. W. HEAYN, Secretary, Port Perry Public School Board. SSN SH Ia SHE rc SST SER CONGRATULATIONS To The Members Of The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows On The OPENING Of THEIR NEW HALL = Concrete Blocks Were Manufactured By Us HENDERSON Concrefe Products Lid. 1089 NELSON ST. OSHAWA Phone 72- 2226 --Staff Photo & = 7 WR . i ° { Th Ss NT ae CT me i FHS 3 REE ET cs