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THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY. Nq one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of another, * There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks all of them. A good laugh is sunshine in a House. Your true - religion is the life you live, not the ereed you profess. AF. 2 There were 18 tables at the last Euchre party held on Fri- day, May 13. Mrs. Kerry, Mr. N. Birkett and David Prentice did the honours at the Dance fol- lowing lunch. There will be another party on Friday, May 27th. This will be the last party for the season. The winners for Friday even- ing were: Geats--Mr. A. Timms, Hugo Bradley, E. Till. Rosetta Evans, Vivien Carl and Nora Prentice. Mrs. Gordon Taylor and Mrs. Lloyd Brawn visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johns and Murray, Coldwater on Monday. Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Hough- Jand and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor. Mr. Gerald Jeffery of London visited with his brother, Gordon and Mrs. Jeffery on Saturday and 'Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee and Mrs. Mills of Leaside called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson on Saturday, Our sympathy to the Evans family in the loss of a dear mother and grandmother in the passing of Mrs, Will Evans at Fairview on Monday. " Mr. and Mrs. Walter Asling and Wanda of Ajax and Mr. and Nelson Ashton of Ashburn were : Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Asling. Mr. and Mrs. Brawn accom- panied -Mr, Alpin Christie on Sunday evening when they cal- led on Mr. Christie's sister, Jean and Mr. Thompson at Vic- TITHE RANA TFA TY PE SYS PR Peel AO EEE SAL Ladies--. | Allan Ashton and Mr. a 3 1414 . Ie PALL A A 253 AW FEA AE et : SO | > v . 5 wana Da ik lll ihe EPSOM NEWS toria Corners on the occasion of Mrs.. Thompson's birthday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Drefhel on the arrival of a wee son on Mon- day, May 16th, a brother for David. , There were four babies bap- tized on Sunday at Utica Church they were: - Cathariné Margaret Clarke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Clarke. Patricia Robin Benns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Eric Benns. Julia Louise. Asliton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith.. Ashton. David Mark McKinley, son of Mr. and Mrs, David McKinley. Mr. and Keith Ashton enter- tained their families at dinner following the Baptismal Service. Those. present were: Grand- mother and Grandfather, Stella and Donald Asling; Grandmother and Grandfather Howard, and Ruth Ashton, also Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs. Kenneth Catherwood, 'Brooklinn. It was decided at the meeting at the Church on Tuesday even- ing that Utica and Epsom would 'become part of the Goodwood Charge for the coming -year with service in each Church on alternate Sundays. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery visited. with Mrs .Catharine Cawker of Port Perry on Sun- ady and also called on Mrs. M. Grainger for a short while. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Brawa accompanied by Mr. A. (Christie were Sunday afternoon guests with the Lieut. Gov. The Hon, | Mr. Earl Rowe at his estate in Newton Robinson, Ontario. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mr, Angus Keppy of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer on. Sunday afternoon. Mr, angy Mrs. Ben Welsh of Toronto called on their niece, Mrs. Walter Kerry, Mr. Kerry and family on Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMil- lan called on Mr, and Mrs. H. Kerry Sunny afternoon. SCUGOG NEWS Mrs. John Pearce is looking forward to the visit of her mat- 'ermal grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Apperley of Birmingham, "England. " Last -month $179. was raised in a very successful Cancer Campaign on the Island. We wish to thank all those who "donated the money and special appreciation goes to all those > ~ who took time out from their regular routine to' assist in this important work. They were Mr, Edgar Brown, Mrs. Keith Croz- ier, Mrs. Ron Edgar, Mrs. Don Gerrow, Mrs. Jack Kame, Mrs, "Dave Moore; Mrs.--Nelson-Rea-{- der, Mrs. George Sammels, Mrs. Henry Thomas, Mrs. Nick Van Weston, and Mrs, Angus Wilk- _ inson, : On Satunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manns, Mr. and Mrs. Roy "Collins, and Mr, and Mrs. Joe Dowson attended the Dowson- 'McMaster wedding in Simcoe | St. United Church, Oshawa. Mrs. Reta Rodman's mother, Mrs. Ashton and her sister, Mrs, Travell havé been having a long pull in the Oshawa Hos- pital toward recovery, the for- mer from flu and the latter a hip complication, Mrs. Jim Wilson spent the week-end in Toronto when her daughter," Carol took her to see "Sound of Music" which is run- ning its second year, Several Juland people have also en- joyed this outstanding produc- tion, starring Julie Andrews. : Mrs. Carl. Graham is. grad- ually recovering after her long moved to our village. siege with the flu. Arnold Heayn accompanied the students last week-end on an educational trip to Ottawa where they stayed at the Cha- eau Laurier and of course vis- ited the Parliament Buildings and had a meal with M, Starr. Manchester Mrs, Edith Dobson is in Osh- awa Hospital where she will have eye surgery. Best wishes of her many friends for a suc- cessful recovery. "Remember the bake- sale on Friday afternoon, May 20th at the former Croxall farm corner. All the ladies who are interest- ed in beautifying our church are kindly asked to contribute something for the sale. .Mrs. Carman Bigg of London is the guest of her sister Mrs. Grant Christie. Mr, and Mrs, L. Diamond of Wilowdale visited his sister Mrs, J. Dobson and Mr. Dobson last week, Mr, and Mr. Dia- mond have just returned from a trip to the West coast. Mr, and Mrs, Newman have We wel- come them. 2 Mrs. Altha Holtby visited in Port Perry on Sunday and at- tended anniversary services there. Mrs. June Thompson and Mr, Bill Harrington of Oshawa and Mrs. Frances Hutcheson, Tor- onto were guests of Mr, 'and Mrs, Jim Mitchell on Sunday. end with Mr. Ts ings, friends theif accomplishments. | Hopkins were Wednesday visit- ors at the home of Mr, and Mrs, (Gordon English, Woodville. Mrs, H. Doble spent the week- and Mrs. - Wes, Doble at Sunderland, Mr, Allan Sparks, of Carls- bad, New Mexico; is spending a week with his mother Mrs. M, Sparks. ' Mrs, Walter Rogers, of Brook- ---- NEWS Misses Vera Leach and Hilda | lin spent Wednesday with Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Ashton, Mrs. Walter Downing, of Toronto spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw, Mr. Edgar Heron motored to Petrolia for the week-end to visit Rev, K. A. & Mrs. Heron, Mrs. E. Heron who has spent the past two weeks with her son and family returned home on Sunday, Junior Artists Of Port Perry Hold Oil Painting Exhibit A unique two day show was staged in the Scout Hall, Lilla Street, Port Perry, recently, when the Junior Artists of Port Perry, with the assistance of their teacher, Mrs. Douglas Wallace, held an exhibition of Oil Paintings. Over one hundred and fifty guests attended this outstand: ing event during the two after noons and were amazed at the accomplishments and talent shown by these young students, The hall was entirely trans- formed by. tastefully arranged settings and display boards which -made attractive back: grounds for the works of art." Mrs. Wallace, with the assist- ance of several of the mothers. received the guests and accom- panied them on the tour of in- spection, The guest book was in hate of Miss Diane Wallace and the delightful flower arrangement of huge Chrysanthemums grac ing the table at the entrance was presented to Mrs. Wallace by her pupils, a token of ap- preciation for her untiring ef- forts and encouragement in making this first art show such a worthwhile endeavour, A variety of subjects were depicted, including animal paint: still life, copies of the works of great painters, some originals, along with a few ab- stracts and impressions. One of the exhibits that took the eye was the Pallette Pat- terns made by the 'students from surplus paints, which showed outstanding ingenuity and imagination. Each example was suitably titled, and caused a great deal of discussion and interest. : Tt was a pleasant inspiration to all to see the wonderful re- sults obtained by these talented young artists in such a short time. During the show several of the students displayed their hidden talents and technique by demonstrating the procedure of painting and were: also quite proud to show their parents and Quite a number of exhibits were on display as each pupil was allowed to show . several pieces of art. Worthy of note .,among the originals was the painting of "Boots", the "Coast- al Town"; the "Mountain Scene'; "Together Again"; the "Gondola in Venice" and the Various Horses and Wild Ani- mal Scenes. The painters represented were: John Draper; Julian Dia- mond; Sandra and Sonja Enge; | Mary Lynn Holtby; Lori Mark; David and Andrew Litt; Janice & David Pentland; Larry Ree- sor; Peter Vernon and Darcy Wallace. It is interesting to report that Mrs .Wallace has received an | invitation from the McLaughlin Library, of Oshawa to display some of her pupils' work, Sev- eral paintings will be exhibited in the Children's Department of the Library dering the next few _g weeks. The enthusiastic response from the people of the commun- ity in attending this first art show is ample proof of the all- out support given to Mrs, Wal- lace who has endeavoured to instruct and teach her pupils so capably during the . past few months. It is hoped that this will be an annual event, Guests from out of town were present from Toronto, court, Peterborough; Green- bank; Uxbridge; Oshawa; Utica and Manchester. Greenbank UCW The regular meeting of the afternoon group of the U.C.W. was held Wed., May 4 at 2 p.m. in the S.S. rooms of Greenbank Church. Miss Reyeraft gave the call to worship. 'Hymn 433 was read in unison. The offering was received and dedicated: Mrs. Rahm read the Scripture of Solomon, Chap. 2. Vs, 11-17. Mrs. Harris reviewed the last chapter of the Study Book on Trinidad, which - we have found very interesting. Mrs. McCaig led in prayer. Hymn 500 was sung. Mrs, Har- ris showed a film "Good news in India" which all enjeyed. The devotional closed with the Lord's Prayer repeated 'in unison. Mrs, Harper welcomed the ladies, thanking the group in charge for their fige devo- 'tional and Mrs. -Harris' for the splendid films provided. The minutes were read and adopted. Mrs. Couves gave the treasurer's report. The roll "was answered by 24 members. All were reminded of the meeting in Fenelon Falls, May 6th, also reminded of visits to sick and shut-ins, There were several letters of thanks read. Mrs. Ward will bring the quilt to display at our June 7 meeting. A dainty lunch was served by the group and a so- cial hour spent, Bot oN Ew aor em ACRE ALA Agin-. PORT PERRY, STAR, Thursday, 'May 19, 1966-13 After one hundred years the doors of Ashburn School S.S, #7, Whitby were closed on Friday night. The pupils are now attending school in Brook- lin, The monthly meeting of the W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Lindsay Death, on Wed- nesday, May 4th at 8.15 p.m, Family night will be held on Tvesday, May 24th at 7.830 p.m. The C.G.I.T., Explorers C.0.C. will take part in the pro- gram. - A film "The Church and People", will be shown. one welcome, Church Services ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ASCENSION Rev. R. C. Rose SUNDAY, MAY 22nd-- Sunday After Ascension -9:45 -am. -- Morning. Prayer Church School ST. JOHN BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, MAY 22nd--_ Sunday After Ascension 11:15 a.m. -- Morning Prayer. "PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec G. Rice, B.A Minister' SUNDAY, MAY 22nd-- "11:00 a,m.-- Morning Worship 10:00 am.-- Sunday School PRINCE ALBERT-- 2:00 p.m.-- Church Service 1:00 p.m,-- Sunday School ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A. Minister. SUNDAY, MAY 22nd-- 10:00 a.m.--Morning Worship. 11:00 a.m.-- Sunday School." PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH (Queen and Rosa-Sts.) 1. C. 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