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rl wr 7 Le, ri --_-- owt "i nw oe Pn vi pi hve, HEP pr malin v= af --_-- wT on Al IN AND OUT OF TOWN 90 couples from Port Perry and district attended the Minor Softball ~ Association Spring Dance at the Legion Hall on Saturday evening. All report a good time. * * * Port Perry Public School stu- L. dents enjoyed a two day bus trip to Expo on Monday and Tuesday of this week. Eighty students arrived back in town tired, but inspired by all the interesting sights they had seen. Accompanying them were: Glen Taylor, Stuart Lane, Eunice Hunter, Susan Atterly, Gayle Glass, Howard Hall, Mrs. G. Mc- Tavish, Mrs. Merlin Dowson, Dr. John Diamond and Bob Archer. * * * Work on the new Christian Education Extension to the Port Perry United Church is pro- gressing favourably. Footings are now poured for the founda- tion. * * J] Glad to report Mrs. Earl Geer home from .the Hospital after surgery and recovering nicely. * * *® Mr. Freeman McCullough, Mrs. Margaret Burnett of Port Perry, ~----Mr-and Mrs. Richard MacCarl of Whitby, Mr. andd Mrs. Loyal Pogue, Whitby, enjoyed a "Col- mer Bus Tour" from Bowman- ville by the Burley Bus service, -- to Expo over the Holiday -week-|~ "end. It's wonderful to see, in- deed it surpasses all expecta tions. * * * Dr. and Mrs. Walter Smeltzer of Hamilton, Ont. visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Smeltzer over the week-end Professor Smeltzer recently returned from attending the meeting of the Electrical Chem- jcal Society held in Dallas, Texas. He has had a number of papers published in Scientific Journals. Softball Calendar For Week starting June 5th Mon., June 5th-- PEE WEE (H.L.)-- Greenbank vs| Goodwood Seagrave vs. Udora . Emmerson's vs. Legion (Park 7 p.m.) JUNIOR LADIES-- Riders vs. Souges. 8.30 EA en Pe YE 3 "i --BANTAM-BOYS-- it] 1.G.A. vs. Mersco Lions vs. Greenbank Tuesday, June 6th-- SQUIRT-- Scugog vs. Greenbank Seagrave vs. Goodwood © Archers vs. Cartwright Wed., June 7th-- PEE WEE-- Legion vs. Jacksons Goodwood vs. Emmersons (School) Udora vs. Greenbank BANTAM-- Udora vs. Lions 8.30 p.m. Greenbank vs. I.G.A. 7 p.m. Thurs., June 8th-- SQUIRT-- Cartwright vs. Ideal (Park) Goodwood vs: Scugog-- Greenbank vs. Seagrave JUNIOR GIRLS-- Zion vs. Rider (8.30) Legion vs. Cartwright Friday, June 9th-- ®. Lakeshore Midget League Trenton vs. Ballard Lumber 8.30 p.m. Sat., June 10th-- 10 a.m.--Big Diamond Tigers vs. Dodgers (At Park) Small Diamond Giants vs. Braves Legion Squirts at Preston Ont. (Riverdale Park)--Annual Squirt - Tournament, Sunday, June 11th-- 1 p.m. at Legion Hall-- 0.A.8.A. & Dept. of Education sponsored "Umpires Clinic". Ea acai Obituary STANCY BERNARD CONLIN The death occurred, May 19, at the Oshawa General Hospital, after an illness of four months, of Stancy Bernard Conlin, of R.R: 2, Port Perry. He was in -his 56th year. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Conlin, R.R. 2, Port Perry, the deceased was born in Reach Township. y Mr, Conlin was a member of the Immaculate Conception Ro- man Catholic . Church, Port Perry. He had worked twenty- three years at Fittings in Osh- awa. " He is survived by his parents, also three sisters, Lauretta(Mrs. Lloyd Collins) Port Perry, Mari- on of Toronto and Helen (Mrs. T. E. O'Connell) of Ottawa. Requiem High Mass was sung in St. Gregory's Roman Catho- lic Church, Oshawa at 10 a.m, Monday, May 22nd. The ser- vice was conducted by Rev. Fa- ther Wiley, followed by inter- ment in St. Gregory's Cemetery, Oshawa. Pallbearers were: Harold Con- lin, Vincent Conlin, Grant Bry- ant, Les Smith, Clare Vernon and Burnsell Webster. MRS. GEORGE H. WALKER The death occurred, May 28, at the Oshawa General Hospital, following a lengthy sickness, of Mrs. George Herman Walker, of Brooklin. She was in her 76th year. Diamond ,the deceased was a daughter of the late Peter Dia: at Claremont, she was married Nov. 15, 1916, at Myrtle Station and prior to their retirement to Brooklin two .years ago had farmed with her husband on Concession 4, Reach Township. Mrs. Walker was a member and was a member of the Unit- ed Church Women and of the Brooklin Women's Institute. Prior to moving to Brooklin she had been a member of Utica United hurch for nearly 50 years. Besides her husband, Mrs. Walker is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mansell Gerrow (Jessie) of Oshawa and Mrs. Horace Grills (Doris) of. Brook- lin and a son, Robert of Port Perry. . Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Josh Dobson (Jessie) of Manchester; a brother, Lionel Diamond of Willowdale; six grandchildren and one great- grandchild. She was pre-decea- sed by a brother, Ewart. at the Robinson Funeral Chapel Brooklin at 2.30 p.m., May 30, followed by interment in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. Rev. G. A. Munday, minister of Brooklin United Church, con- ducted the service: - County Census Starts June 1st County Assessment Commis- ioner, G. D. Hepditch has an- nounced that some 160 workers will start work June 1 taking a census. of all residents of Ont: 'about 15 days. at its Tuesday session, passed a bylaw authorizing He taking of the census. Mr. Hepditch said that each 'worker will operate in a spe- cified area and will gather in- formation regarding employ- ment and other data which for- merly had to be picked up by the assessor in the individual municipality. The workers will visit each householder. It was explained that the new method of gathering informa- tion arises out of the fact that all municipalities in the county are now assessed by members of county assessment depart- ment staff and not by assessors appointed by the individual municipalities, The former Frances Rhoda | mond and Nancy Phillips. Born of the Brooklin United Church |. ast The funeral -service-was-held ario County. The job. will take 'The Ontario County Council, | Platten ls., Lakeside Beach and Annrene News A very successful dance and buffet was held on Saturday night, May 27th at Club Ann- rene. Guests were present from Sunderland, Toronto, Scarbor- ough, Oshawa and Port Perry. Watch for big announcement of July 1st Centennial project in paper next week. Guide Mothers Auxiliary The monthly meeting was held at the Scout Hall on May 23rd with 12 members present. On July 1st, which is the day the town is having it's Centen- nial Celebration at the Lake- front, the Guide Mothers and Guides are going to operate a refreshment stand in the park. As this is going to be a very busy afternoon extra help will be needed. If any mother has an hour to spare to help with this project, please contact Mrs. Irma Lewis at 985-2347, The Brownies, Guides and Rangers are entering floats in the Centennial Parade, which will be starting at the Public School and ending at Water St. There will be a Gold Cord Presentation at the United Church on June 4th at 8 p.m. at which time Joanne Jackson and Mary Nelson will receive Gold Cords. The first Mother & Daughter Banquet (3rd Pack, 3rd Co. and Rangers) was held last. Satur- day at the Scout Hall in the form of a Pot Luck Supper, which was quite successful. The only disappointment was that a number of girls who should have been present with their mothers were absent. 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