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it Spm ET, RT SIRO eR dee a ft sh i PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, MAY 16th, 1952 Scugog, + The Scugeg:. Jupiler : Home makers attended their: Achievement Day on Saturday, May 10, at Uxbridge High === fichoot--TPhuy-are looking forward to the next unit "Working with Wool." _ :: Mrs. Boundey and Mrs. Stewart Rodman were presented with gifts by the giple.ot the Juniox Home-makers Club for theix: untiring effort and the splendid leaderahip giyen during;the past season. "Mr. Ray Milner, Miss Marjorie Milner and Miss Yvonne :Miluer were Sunday guests of Mx: and Mrs. Ralph Milner, Brooklin, : Friends of Mrs. John Pearce are pleased to hear that she is recovering from her recent illness. : . Miss Barbara Bapry and friend of Toronto, were home for the week-end. : The Port Perry Junigr Farmers will hold their regular monthly meeting in the form of a weiner roast on Tuesday, May 27, at Stephensen's Point, $u- g9g. Time $80 pm. Scugqg friends are reminded that the Port Party High Sshool, Opap Houss will be.leld on Friday, May 18. Everyone fuvited. ~~ =~ "The address of Mr. R. B. Smallman at the Head Church on Sunday was very much enjoyed by the congrega- tion, There was a.large attendance at the Centre Church on Sunday. . Tha ad- dress, "Mother's Home! - was= well worth hearing. All are invited to hear Rev. J. D, MagKinnon's fine mes- sage, The usual service: will be held next Sunday at 11 a.m. following the Sunday School. Kr. and Mrs. D. Mandrell and fam- ily, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ross and parents visited Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Fralick on Sunday. Due to the illness of the teacher of 8.8. No:,8, school will-be closed for a few days. . ' Bady and Fender Repairs. DAY--Poxt Perry 171 r 21. MANCHESTER ANNOUNCEMENT NOTE NEW PHONE NUMBERS FOR MANCHESTER GARAGE Your Ford and Monarch. Dealer REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS - All Work Guaranteed. PHONES" NIGHT--Port. Perry 171 r 24 O.M.L. Service 24 Hour Towing Service. ONTARIO "I put away my "hard-earned money' This young bank depositor.recently wrote. to his bank manager: "I made a goal of $1,000 for this year. It is two years since I opened the,accouns. with two dollars. I owe thanks to you that I put.away my hard-earned money where . it.will benefit me. . . I do not wish to touch: it: for the time being." - Building up a bank account means work : and sacrifice. But Canadians know the. value of having savings handy in time. of opportunity or need: they maintain 71% million savings accounts in the chartered banks--almost twice aa many : as-ten years-ago. At the same-time- bank staffs have almost doubled. That, and higher wages, have increased bank payrolls almost three times. More people use the banks, more people work for the banks than ever before, This advertisgment , based on an actual letter, is _presented here by "THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY 4 The Woman's Association will meet on Wednesday,» May 21stiat the home of Mrs. Bruce Holtby. Visitors are cordially -invited-to--attend~-We-a hoping for a good attendance to coms plete plans for the bazaar to be held on Wednesday, June 4th in Prospect church: basement. The groups in charge are as follows: «3 Homa. Cooking;;--" Mss. Rs Goates,; Mrs. Mosienko, Miss F. Spencer. Aprons--Murs. C. Vernon, Mrs. M, Holtby, Candy--Mus. B. Webster. Canned Goods--Mrs. E. Dearborn! Fancy Work--Mus. H. Webster, Mus, Kilpatrick, Pillow Cases and Towels--Mrs. H. Holtby, Mrs. Bruce Holtby. Cake Mixes and: Remnants--Mrs. F; Vernon. - Tea Tables--Mra..Lloyd Smith, Mry, B. Holtby, Doris Dearborn. A : Children's ;Wear--Murs. Les Smith, Mys. H: Martyn. Cards--Mrs. J. Bray, Mrs. E. Dia- mond. IC Please bring any donations which are ready to the meeting to be assign- ed to proper groups. A large crowd gathered at Prospect school on Friday evening to honour the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. James Lynde (nee Wilma Cochrane). After a lively game .of euchre with Mr. S. Conlin.and Mys. K. Crozier as winners, the guests of honour were called to the platform and the following ad- dress was read: Dear Wilma and Jimmie, night Ta wish you joy and a future bright; Health and Prosperity are on the list - too, Of the many good things that we wish for you. : Then engagement is ended, the knot has been tied, By the vows you have taken you must now abide. "To have and to hold", the minister said, now are wed. - We knew it would happen; we've gl] seen the signs; were just blind. ' He shovelled and pushed, even walk- that long lane Just to cuddle and coo his dear Wilma again. Now Wilma, we'll miss you; that - + goes without saying; But we hope lots of visits back here you'll be paying; A tangible keepsake we give as a rule So wa ask you to accept; this mirror . and stool, May they. slways remind you of the fall :here at home Whaose.. thoughts. and gaod wishes fallow; wherever you roam. . After, Jmmie and Wilma had thenk- ed evaryone. fox the lovely gifts, all sat dawn: to: a.delieloun. lunch. ,.Tha,. Mother's . Day services. were apeelal music by, the school. children. Wae-extend our thanks to our teacher, Mxs, Mazo. liam. Horace Wabster,. Bruca Richard Smith and. Jean Teresa. Lambe; SN C.G.LT. .Fivery: member. of the. Prince Albert C.G.I.T. group was present. on: Mon- day i.evening at. the home of their leader,. Mxs.. F. Fletcher, for. their regular weekly meeting. Also present wexe five mothers of. the girls and threa.guess, it' being their mather and daughter; tea. : The president. Alice Porter was in charge -and.; the. . meeting. opened: in C.G.1.T. Purpose followed. by: prayer. 'I The.rall: call - was::answered by: the girls: giving their mother's tirst:name, and sl}: joined. in singing itheir song. werg given, and. an account of their work and projects during the past few months. which. included. pagkipg ond sending. a parcel of ;taya;{genoyated) to the north, making crepe, paper flowera., which , have (been . used. , for church , decorating and; tagging. for theiblind, - .A..program-followed eonsisting,.of a voc) trio by. Alice Porter, Cazal Heayn and Miriam Bonnell. A group made up pf. Merm kyun and, Gail. Hpd- &ips, Darothy and, Merna Skerats. and Charlotte Buller sang; a: $0pg "Mother!;. Gall. Hodgins conducted: a game and, athe. contests and & film, stzip on thes life ot tha Eskimo waa shown till refreshments wera served. tha:pleasant avaning on behalf.of, the mothers and guests. : . Prayer and Taps brought to a close Your Prospect fiiends are here to-| "Till death you do part", youn two] To mud and to snow, Jimmie's eyes well attended and all enjoyed: the} : Tha. following. children. were haptised:. Kenneth Dale. and Wit-|. the usual manner by all repeating the}. The minutes and treasurer's reports |, Mp, Wallai-oxprassed, thanks, for | Prince Albert - Sunday School will be held as usual on Sunday, May 18th. Church Service is being withdrawn owing to the An- piversary:Services-at-Port-Perry-Uni- ted Church. ! Be sure and keep Sunday, June 8 open to. attend our Sunday School Anniversary, when Rev. W. Hunnizett of the Fred Victor Mission will be guest speaker. other important features. | .« There was a very good attendance at the Family Day Service last Sun- day. Several visitors. were noted. . The program sheets were used-- Mrs, Grant Hunter taking the part of Leader. A Mothers Choir sang "My Mother's Prayers". The infant of Mr. and Mis. Allen Bonnell was Christened by our pastor. We were pleazed to have Mrs. R, H. Wylie give [the address which was appreciated by all, Mus. Doupe and Mrs. Art Brown received the .offering, Rev. R. H. Wylie pronounced the Benediction, family of near Georgetown, were with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Lk. McCrea on Sunday, Mrs, F. Stanton and Mir. and Mis, L.. Stanton, Brooklin visited at the home .of Mis. Luke on Sunday Even- ing., rr -------- DANCE MEMORY HALL UTICA under the auspices of the Hockey Club, on SATURDAY, MAY 17th Good Music Everyone Welcome Admission 60c. May 156 There will also be, Mr, and Mrs, Gerald McCrea and | More Production at Less Cost With Modern Equipment Never before has a man been able to do so much work on a farm so quickly and easily. New methods and modern mechanization have increased farm efficiency giving more production per worker at less cost. Up-to-date equipment solves the farm labor shortage. 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