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Aldi ' > & gL LT To ps 5 3 | # ~ rAd Ji Net = ------ Ls tid he oY py f J STE Sa PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 17th, 1952. for this Ontario Riding Liberal Association - Town Hall, Whitby, April 22, 1952 at 8. 00 p.m, For the > purpose of Sclecting a Liberal Candidate Riding 'HON. PAUL MARTIN, Speaker God Save the Queen JAMES HEFFERING, President Manchester Mrs. Weeks of Oshawa was the guest of her neice, Mrs. W. W. Holtby and family over Sunday. Miss Carrie Cowan, Toronto, spent the:holidays with Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach. Miss Doreen Johnson, Kingston, is home for the Easter vacation. Mr. and Murs. Briscoe of Willow- dale and Mr. Robert Currie, Tor- onto were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hedges. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Crozier of Dorset called en Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Crosier on Saturday . : Miss Anne McDermott, Toron- to visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christie over the week-end. Mrs. Dolloy Roberts spent the holidays with Toronto friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moon, Raglan visited Myr. and Mrs, W. F. Cro- sier on Good Friday. In spite of rain, there was a good attendance at Church on Sun-; day morning. Dr. Fletcher's; Easter Message was inspiring and a Junior Choir of fifteen voices sang very sweetly with Mrs. Steer at the piano. son sang "Alone" in his usual pleasing manner. Lots of spring flowers decorated the Church and helped extend the Easter message. Congratulations to Dr. Donald and Mrs. Christie on the birth of their little daughter in Oshawa Hospital on Synday, April 18th. Mrs. A. Roach entertained ten tiny tots and their mothers last Tuesday in honor of her daughter Susan's third birthday. "Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of Cha- tham were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McKee over the week-end. Other holiday visitors were, Mrs. Viola Schnapp, Buffalo and Mrs. Bain, Toronto with their brother Earl Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barfoot, "Mrs. Fred Christie. Mr. Harvey Dob- | Wendy and John, Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. A. Roach. Mr. E. W. Crosier, Bryon and Gerald, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Crosier. Miss Betty Moore, Shirley, with Miss Muriel Lamb. The Euchre and Dance in aid of the Community Hospital, held in the hall last Thursday evening was a success. Fourteen tables of Euchre were played. Mrs. R. Heayn, Scugog won first prize for ladies and Mr. E. Weaver had high count for gentlemen. Mrs. R. Walker won consolation for ladies and Mr. Hugh Strong had the low count for gentlemen. Mrs. Toombs, Messrs. Robt. Cawker, Robert Wal- ker and Ed Donelly furnished ex- cellent music that kept the floor crowded with dancers. coffee was served. On Friday evening, April 25th another euchre and dance will be held in the hall for the hospital. Come and have a good time. Ad- mission only 856c¢. Ladies with lunch free. : Manchester Community was stunned by the sudden passing of Our deep sympathy goes out to her husband and thelr families. N "AP - 'Service Club A special mgeting of the ser- vice club was held in the base- ment of the Church on April 8th. Mrs. Bruce Beare presided over a short worship service and business period. The girls were happy to learn from the ticket committee that the net proceeds from the fa- shion show were over $200.00. The next meeting will be held in the basement of the Church on Tuesday, Apr. 22 at 8.15 p.m. when we will be happy to have Mrs. A. McEachren, courtesy of the beauty councillors to demonstrate their make-up. © The service club ex- tends an invitation to all those in- terested to attend this meeting. with a smile" You may never meet her. But you have talked to her, heard that friendly "voice The Bell operator has, through the yéars, become a + symbol of courtesy and competence. She is one of the thousands of telephone people . everywhere responsible for providing bey, you with the best possible telephone service. With her they share a common pride in the Bell tradition of treating customers the way they like to be treated. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA Lunch &. Cartwright Schodl Area The Board of Education, Cart- wright Area, met on April 9th with members all present. W. Marlow, chairman, in the chair. Minutes of previous meeting read and ad- opted. Resignation of Mrs. Roy Turner, as teacher in Blackstock Grades 1-2-8 school (on account of ill health) read. The Board in accept- ing the Resignation expressed re- gret at losing such a- valuable Teacher, and also that her health made it necessary to give up her School. The secretary to write a letter of appreciation to Mrs. Tur- ner for her splendid services for the past year. Mr. Turner was re-engaged as Teacher in Grades 7 & 8 School, and sec. instructed to see the other Teachers re next year. Sec. in- structed to advertise for a Teacher for Grades 1-2-3, Blackstock School. The Board to confer with the Inspector re age at which begin- ners are allowed to start to school. The board granted permission for the Canadian National Insti: through the schools during the Annual Campaign, April 28th to May 10th. Sec. to write Inspectors to a special meeting on Thursday ev- ening, April 17th. Trustees, W. Marlow and Joe Bradbur was appointed a commit- tee to interview Council at the next meeting of Council. Two Architects, one from Bow- manville, and one from Oshawa, made a friendly visit with the Bd;, and explained system of Archi- tect's Fees and regulations to be followed in drawing up Blue Prints and specifications for School and having same approved by Department of Education. The Board appreciated the in- formation received. The following is a Financial statement as taken from Auditors Report. Receipts Bal. on hand Jan. 1, '51 $ 5,367.40 Legislative 'Grant 10,594.74 Municipal Grant 4,800.00 Trustee Levy, 7 mills 7,702.85 Miscellaneous Receipts 64.19 Total $28,519.18 Expenditures Teachers Salaries (in- cluding Income Tax) 10,706.49 Instructional Supplies 1,924.51 Administration -- 679.03 Plant Operation 2,290.66 Plant Maintenance 604.79 Auxiliary Agencies ( Hot lunch at 3c. per pupil per day) (Cod Liver oil $102.00, sports equip, ete. 608.26 Bus Transportation 4,640.43 Capital Expenditure 1,107.99 6,982.03 Bal. on hand Dec. 31, 51 Total $28,619.18 On motion meeting adjourned to April 17th, "Henry Thompson, Sec.-Treas. the letters etart. many TIA SCIENCE MONITOR tell the Editor how much they enjoy this daily world-wide newspaper, with such come ments as: "The Monitor is the most carefully edite news: paper in the U. S Valuable, aid in téach ing . "News " that is complete and fair . "The Monitor surely is a reader's necessity . . 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A. was well attended on Wednesday afternoon in Grace Church. The meeting was opened' by the president Miss Marjorie Milner. Mrs. Maurice Fralick read the Easter story. Mrs. M. King gave a very interesting topic, "The Keeper of the Spring". Miss Isobel Flewel favored with a solo, Murs. Alan Martyn gave an interesting talk on the Study Book. Mra. R. Tetlow and Mrs. G. Flewel will prepare the program for the next meeting. The Easter hymns were chosen for this meeting. A lovely supper was then served to a large crowd. A social time was enjoyed by all. Several viai- tors from Port Perry were made very welcome. The Scugog lake is clear of ice again. All are glad to hear that the fire in Mr. Alvin Heayn's house did not get out of control. The Port Perry fire truck with hose, also the neighbours, assisted. [3 NO /AORE "PEAKS" IN HEATING COSTS SPREAD ter's 'budget? Use Budget Plan now. 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