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SERN REE SN WN e Cartwright Agricultural So- i CCS é AER By 0, Hill The annual; Weeting of the clety was held in the Town- ship Hall. Thursday. Jan. 18, 1968 with a very good attend- RL ALT ELIE £7 ACKETOCK EVEL Slides of various interest- ing.scenes from recent fairs was shown and reminiscen- cing enjoyed. More business continued. Messrs. Glenn Larmer and Walter Wright [LADIES COATS ance, President Glenn Lar- mer, presiding. Minutes o Vere read by secretary, Mrs. * Gerald Kelly and some 'busi- ness dealt with. were appointed representa- tives to the Recreational Bd. The convention in King Ed- ward Hotel Feb. 21 and 22nd oy was announced. Delegates \ to he secured at a later date. Mv. Walter Wright gave the report of nominating committee and officers for coming year are same as last year, namely: Past President =-- Wright: President -- Glenn Larmer; 1st Vice Pres. -- Victor Malcolm; 2nd. Vice 'Pres.--Bill Ferguson; Sec'y- Walter Treas. -- Mrs. Gerald Kelly: Fair. this year to he held on Aug. 23 & 24. The annual meeting of the A.C.W. was held in the Par- ish Hall on Jan. 18th with 24 in attendance. A variety supper. was served by the former W.A. ladies. Mrs. Don- ald Green expressed thanks for this hospitality. = "The Business meeting fol- lowing the supper was chair- ed hv Mrs. Thomas Graham. A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT Clearance Sale SYNOD January BEST QUALITY "HAUGH WORK OVERALLS COMBINATION OVERALLS PANTS 56.50 LINED - sT50 LINED SMOCKS 58.95 56.95 -- 510.95 SUITS - OVERCOATS SNOW SUITS LADIES DRESSES | -- SNOW Wallpaper PRE PASTED DISCOUNT Men's Leather - . 1 2,05. $14.95 | ence was read w The W.A. hymn, The Love of Christ Constraineth, was sung with Mrs. L. McLaughlin at the piano. The President read a portion of scripture and led in prayer. Rev. Mr. Rose installed the officers for 1968 and gave timely words of guidance.to all re- garding leadership, member- ship and reconciliation. The treasurer and all secretaries -- Dorcas, Living Message, Sunshine, Family Life and Recording--gave Annual Re- ports which showed faithful work carried out in each de- partment. The Onaeshony ch includ- ed the announcements of a Council meeting, Jan. 24, and a Program Planning Day, Feb. 7, at the Diocesan Cen- tre; a Booklist of Devotions; copies of the Diocesan News- paper which were distributed and the Diocesan Plan for financing Diocesan work. It was decided to cater to a Caesarea Bowling League in May and it was also decided to have voluntary giving with no collection of fees in the future. Mr. Frank Shewring, from Oshawa, was introduced by Mrs. Cordon and he showed a film of _torginol . seamless flooring. he also answered questions about durability, 'cast ete. of floor coverings: and showed samples. Mrs. 'I.. McLaughlin thanked Mr. Shewring. Coffee & dessert was available leaving for home. Congratulations to ex Reeve Merrill Van Camp who has received a Centennial Medal which is conferred on the occasion of the one hun- dreth Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada, in recognition of valuable ser- vice to the Nation. July 1st, 19617. .. Services Sunday were well attended: In the United Mr. Glenn Larmer sang a solo-- "Jesus Lover of My Soul". Rev. P. Romeril spoke im- pressively on "Injustice". In St. John's Rev. R. C. Rose delivered a fine sermon -- |1968 PATTERNS Large Stock Of || Ladies Vinyl Fleece Lined . minded retired men or women. $8.95 - $9.95 on "The Centurian with the Sick Servant". Rev. and' Mrs. P. Romeril and Mrs. C. Hill enjoyed the interesting address and slides of Vellore Hospital India-by Representatives for Real Estate ~ WANTED FOR THIS AREA PM. A. Real Estate Ltd. seeks as Foran] substantial men enjoying 'the respect of their Community and who 'are femiliar with Country real estate values. " Here is an opportunity to make a permanent and profitable connection with one of the most respected farm, home and cottage agencies in Ontario. can be operated successfully from your home, if necessary. No previous experience necessary, 2 For further details write to P.M. A. REALTY LTD., 1308 Baseline Road, © Dunbarton, Ontario, Attention Mr. J. Wilks, Phone Dunbarton 942-2612 . Ideal for active- Miss Gladys Hamilton nurse and instructor; in Port Perry United Church Friday even. ing. Mrs. J. A. McArthur and Miss Belly spent the weck- end with Mr. and Mrs Nor- man Dysart, Peterborough. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, January 25, 1968 -- 3 & girls were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and "Mis. Wil- mot Phair and boys, Green. bank. Mr. venson, and Mrs. Harold Ste- Willowdale and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Shantz, Bow- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kellv (Continued on Page 6) BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard Venetian & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Drapes Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating Service 3 - Custom Made Slip Covers HOWARD VICE, Prop. Phone 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N. to all before a] WELCOME to an ADULT SKATING PARTY Uxbridge Arena Saturday, January 21 8:00 to 10:00 p.m 'Skate To The Beautiful Music Of A * LOWERY THEATRE ORGAN As Played By. 8 JOHN ODOM of Newmarkent. Admissiori 75c¢. E 'Everyone Over 21 Welcome, . scheme presently_being-perpetrated--by a publication | This business PUBLIC WARNING Local merchants and the general public.in this | community are 'warned against a "get-rich-quick" operating from Edmonton, Alberta, calling itself "The Veterans' Hospital Journal". "This organization mails billings to merchants, in- dustrial firms and newspapers throughout Canada, "usually for $14.75, for so-called "complimentary" ad- vertising which the recipient has not ordered. The billing invokes sympathy by using the words "veterans" and "hospital", At the bottom it reads "Distributed free of charge fo Canadian and American hospitals by courtesy of the "advertisers". This organization is in no way connected with any official Canadian hospital nor The Royal Canadian Legion and is now being investigated by The Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the' Edmonton City Police. Since an attempt was recently made to obtain funds by this organization from a Port Perry business man this warning is being published to alert all local merchants and citizens against such an unethical appeal. (Published as a Community service jointly by The Royal Canadian Legion. Branch 419, Port Perry; and the Port Perry Star)