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PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 24th, 1962 \ " The April meeting of the W.A. will beheld at the home of Mrs. Robert Taylor, 6th Con., on Thurs- day afternoon, May 1st. Misses M. and F. Bowles have sold their farm on the Reach road to Mr. Ralph Veitch, and they are building a new Home on the South East Corner of the farm, next tp Mr, Gordon Prentice. ~*~ : Master Arthur Powell spent Easter week with his grandmother in Ottawa and while there visifed the parliament buildings and other places of interest. Mr. and Mrs. John Millman are in Toronto attending the funeral of their Nittle nephew, Richard Bushell, son of Rev. Albert Bu- shell, a former minister in Epsom. Mrs. Roland Armstrong spent & few days last week with her grand parents in Teronto. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bailey and fa- mily spent Sunday with Mr. Bail- oy"s mother, Mrs, Wm. Jeftery in Port Perry. / Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crosier of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Short, Toronto, spent' Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Finley Munro. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro and family visiting Mrs. Munro's par- enta-at Wick on Sunday. Mr. Everett and Robert Prentice of Scugog Island calling at Ray Munro's one day last week. Mrs. Hill of Toronto is visiting with her son and family at the Parsonage. : Mr. and Mrs. Al. Christie and Darlene, and Mr. Alpine Christie "spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thompson at Victoria Corn- ers. Master David Cummings has re- turned - home after spending a week's vacation with his uncle Mr. K. Wray at Seagrave. Patsy Bailey spent a few days last week with her aunt Mrs. Mc- Kercher in Uxbridge. = Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor of Uxbridge spent Sander with Mr, and Mrs. R. Taylor and Doris. Mr. and Mrs. M. Lakey and fa- mily of Brooklin with Mr. and Mrs. Rogers on Sunday. v Mr. and Mrs, M. St. Clair were in Toronto on Monday. Mrs. A. Christie was in Port Perry last week calling on her Aunt Mrs. A. King. Mrs, Ralph Wilbur of Utica is supplying at Epsom School this week for Mrs. Bruce Bailey, who is ill. Friends in this district were sorry to hear that Mr. Victor John- son of Whitby had passed away. We extend sympathy to Mrs. John- son (nee Hazel Griffen) and fam- ily-in their bereavement. Service at Epsom United Church on Sunday at 3.30 p.m. S. S. at 2. The Epsom United Church Sun- day School will be holding its 3rd Anniversary on May 18th at 2.30 p.m. Captain Irene Jones of the Uxbridge Salvation Army will be guest speaker. There will be the presentation of diplomas and seal's to the mem- bers of the Sunday School who have been present the required number of Sundays to win these awards. Also the younger classes will bring us a message of verse and song. Theme .of the Anniversary is. Prayer, I a Ontario County Club Leaders Meet in Uxbridge A dinner wnieeting- given in re cognition "of the services - rendered by the Club Leaders of Ontario County was held on Thursday even- ing, 'April 10, in the Uxbridge Grill and the Department of Agriculture Office, Uxbridge. oy ir Following a delicious chicken dinner, the group returned to the Department of Agriculture officé for the program. Mr. H, L, Fair, Agricultural Repre- sentative, outlined the names of the Club Leaders for the various Junior Clubs in the County, and indicated the length of time each had given leader- ship to his particular club. Certificates in recognition of five years or more of active Club leader- ship were given to Jack Pearson, Ux- bridge, R.R.2, Maustyn McKnight, Ux- bridge, - R.R.2, and Ross McMillan, Beavertoh, R,R.2. ' The guest speaker of the evening was Mr. R. G. Bennett, Associate Di- dector of Boys' and Girls' Club Work in Ontario. Mr. Bennett stressed the importance of Club Leaders in the community, and the necessity for the Club Leader to maintain the interest of the Club member not only during the Club Year, but all during the Club Age from 12 to 20 years. A Message to everyone in the PORT PERRY telephone - exchange Port Perry Exchange Area Plans have been made to extend and improve rural telephone service in the Port Perry exchange. The 'extensive work, now underway, will enable us to reduce the numper of families sharing rural lines and provide service for many more homes. Miles of new cable lines will be constructed and others will be extended to cover the area shown on the map. If you want telephone service in this area, but have not yet i Few home neocasidies mean as muoh as your telephone, or match {t for all-round value. KXPHON; : i QI), "de > sony applied, please call our Business Office and let us know. A. A. GILLESPIE, Manager hl CY J @ ; : MN COMPANY OF CANADA Mr. Bennett stressed the importance of providing additional interest in the meetings and in the general Club Pro- grammes by adding interesting side: lights tothe regular routine. For ex- ample, he mentioned the value of Club Trips, or Club Visits to break down the members' and parents' resistance to-Club. Work. My. Bennett stressed the importance of good public rela- tion§ with the club members and parents to make them sce the value of Club Work as a means of promot- ing god. citizenship in a community rather than the monetary value de- rived from Club Work. Mr,- Bennett stated that it was im- portant that senior Club Members be trained as assistant leaders in order to maintain club work as an integral part of community life, and to create an incentive in people to be interested in the job they're doing. Mr, Bennett concluded his remarks by saying the farn problems are going to increase, farming will be more competitive, but club work will help the member to adapt himself to this competition. Mr. E. R. Jennings, assistant Agri- cultural Repre®entative, summarized the Junior Clubs in Ontario County, givings the sponsors, leaders and total membership in each. He stated that there were 14 Junior Clubs in the County, and that the membership totalled 250, The final feature of the programme was a 40-minute film on 4-H Club Work in the U.S.A,, shown by Mr. Stelk of the Allis-Chalmers Company. This film depicted in technicolor the exchange of visits of 4-H Club mem- bers with Junior Club members of several countries of Europe. This film was enjoyed very much by all present, ¥ « Listed below aré the Junior Clubs being organized in Ontario County this year and the Club Leaders of each: Co Beaverton Calf Club--Ross McMillan Brock Grain Club---Jack Pearson Port Perry Grain Club--J. L. Crane Port Perry Dairy Calf Club -- Les. Smith Port Perry Tractor Maintenance Club --Storey Beare Scott Potato Club--M. McKnight Scott Corn Club--Don Pelletier Scott Calf Club--Milton Cornish Uxbridge Forestry Club--R. Rattray Oshawa Dairy Calf Club--Harold Jebson Oshawa Grain Club--Everton Norton Pickering Grain Club--Jack Russ Pickering Calf Club--Bill Boyes Pickering Forestry Club--Jack Russ v CAWKER'S - PORT PERRY Let Us Supply You WITH THE CHOICE FRESH MEAT TO GIVE THE 'PROPER BALANCE IN YOUR DLT . BUTCHERS iH ONTARIO RAIN OR SHINE VOTE on the School Question, on MONDAY, APRIL 28th, You'll be happy as a lark in a home that's protected by Murray Asphalt Shingles. They're long-lasting, weather and fire resistant and cut down costly roof repair bills. Call us for particulars on Murray Asphalt Shingles. 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