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PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 6th, 1952 "GREEN PROMISE" Tells Great Story of Grass Leaders in grassland farming, and many grassland farmers, themselves. appear in the new full-color sound motion picture, "Green Promise." which has just been released for public showing. This half-hour film tells the story of the amazing benefits of modern grassland farming. In the film are the men shown at top of the above picture. Left to right are: Dz, Henry L. Ahlgren. head of agronomy at the University of Wisconsin; Prof. Carl Ben- der, a founder of the Joint Committee on Grassland Farming, and Dz, Hugh Bennelt, universally known as the futher of modern -soll conservation. Lower view shows one of the grassland farms used in the making of the Him, which can be scheduled for local showing through local New Holland equipment dealers. BLACKSTOCK Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Roy Stinson (Barbara Woods, Bailie, boro) on their marriage. We wel- come Mrs, Stinson to this Community. Sympathy is extended. to Mr. W. G. Bowles and family on the passing of Mrs. Bowles, and to Dr. Bowles. Mr. and Mrs. E, Dorrel left last Wednesday for a two months motor trip to the coast. They will visit her brother Roy Ferguson and family in Sask., also Rev. J, Ferguson in B.C. Anson Taylor, who has been teach- ing in Leaside school has been ap- pointed principal of J. G. Workman School in Scarborough. Glad to welcome Mrs. Devitt ana Mrs. Hill 'home after spending the winter in Richmond Hill. : Mr. and Mrs, H. Hooey attended the funeral; of their. brother-in-law, Mr. Fred Goard, Beaverton, last week. W. A. of St. John's Church held the May meeting at home of Mrs. Carter, Burketon, - The study book chapter and worship service were taken by Rev. and Mrs, Nicholson and Mrs. T. Smith. Mrs. A, Bailey donated the money forthe badges won by the G, A. girls. Mrs, Langfeld, Mra. George Forder and Miss G. McGee offered to supply table linen, + Mrs. Nicholson: and Mrs. W. VanCamp gave a report on the convention recently held in Toronto. The Rector closed the meet- ing and lunch was served by the host- "ess and the group in charge. United Church in Caesarea held their ; Sunday School anniversary on Sunday at 2.830. The guest speaker was Rev. M. C. Fisher of Brooklin. A Picture of Lucille and Bruce Bea- cock, : children of Mr, and Mrs. A. Beacock, 'Nestleton, . with their Here- ford Triplet calves appeared in the Canadian Statesman last week. Congratulations 'to Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Middleton (Eleanor Vine) of Malton on the arrival of a young son. Mrs. H, Vine spent a few days with them. Mr. Wm. Thompson is now in a rest home in Port Perry after an opera- tion in Oshawa Hospital. - Sorry to report that Ray Snooks is in Sunnybrook: hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. ; Lloyd Wright (Thelma Ferguson) on the birth of their son. Several from here attended the sale of Ray McGill Mr. and Mrs, McGill sold their farm to Mr. M. Gray and moving to Blackstock where they haged the house recently owned by Mrs. L .Mountjoy. We hope that Mrs: G. Marlow, who is in Bowmanville hospital, will soon be well enough to return to her home. A number of W. I. members from Nestleton and Blackstock : branches attended the D. A. convention held in Tyrone United Church, May 27. Mrs. M. Emerson is District President. for. another year. There was a splendid display of Hobby Wovk: «Mrs. Foster Ferguson, Federated Representative, gave an address and Mrs, Nora Creyke of the Dept. of Agriculture, explained} the new set-up--"Extension Services for the Homemaker". The highlight of the programme was, an address by Dr. T. Allen Sweet, Psychiatric Spe- cialist from Ont.. Hospital, Whitby. . Maple Grove won the prize for the "| Tyrone "branch for "Power Commission and the Township 'proposed-new four room' school with "Best 'Diptrict Program". . Mrs. Rahm moved a vote of thanks to the being hosts for the day. W. A. of United Church held May meeting at home of Mrs. 0. Graham and Mrs. R. Duff. Devotional was taken by Mrs. H. Shortridge. = The Treasurer reported on amateur concert and Y.P.U. dinner. Program in charge of Mrs. Duff was: Reading "The Pes- simist and the Optimist" by Mrs. F. Hosken, Instrumental "The Bells of St. Mary" by Mrs. G. Strong, Oral contest by Mrs. R. McLaughlin, Read- ing "The Sunday School Teachers" by Mrs. Henry, Contest by Mrs. H., Mar- | tyn. Lunch was served by Mrs. Duff | and group. Mr. and Mrs. H. Shortridge _e with Rev. B. Harrison and Mrs. Har- rison at Wilfred; Mr.'and Mrs. Lelgh- ton with Mr. and Mrs. Wall; Mr. and Mrs. E. Hale, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. J. Rahm: ----------e ee ----___ | Cariwrighi Council The Municipal Co 2nd at 8 p. Reeve in chair. met on June embers all present, A large delegation: from Caesarea was present to express their opinion regarding the proposed Street Lights at Caesarea, hoth sides being well re- presented and expressed their opinion quite freely. The Reeve told them that as this was a Democratic Country it was quite within their rights to ex- press their viewpoint, but the Council was proceeding according to the pro- visions of the Power Commission Act and there was nothing else the Council could do. The Council had discussed it with representatives of the Hydro Solicitor, and intended to proceed ac- cording to the Regulations. The Board of Education, Cartwright Area was present and discussed the the :Council; setting "out the reasons for building a new school from. the various angles and requested the Council to proceed to pass a By-Law to issue 20 year Debentures for. $80,- 000 at a suggested 414 %. The Chajrman of the Board pointed out that at the present. Assessment this would mean a Tax levy of $3.33 on the $1000 of Assessment. The Council affer some:discussion among themselves instructed the clerk to" have: the Township 'Solicitor pre- pare a By-Law to issue $80,000, 41% % 20 year -Débentures;:and have same ready for next meeting: By-Law No. 951 was duly passed appointing Thos. "K:. Stewart: Local Weed Inspector. A suggestion was. brought, before the Council that as the Armories were now. being used for Council meetings, ete,, it was not necessary. to maintain 2 halls, 'but advertise the Community Hall; for sale by Tender and use the money to improve the Armories, J: After some discussion it was decided to postpone action until July meeting. In the meantime probably some rate payers will express their opinion of the idea. Accounts passed for payment: as follows: J. Social Assistance Edward Sues Assessor Ivan Thompson, Assesor Port Perry Star Printing H. Thompson, clerk-treas. ...... 100.00 County Treas., hospitalization 116.60 H. Thompson, Search plans at Reg. Office ........w 8.00 Keith Wright, 1 lamb killed .. 20.00 R. Wall, sheep valuator .......... 2.60 HYBEG cor rirsimmmsiisrnsesens ween 04.86 Road Voucher No. b ........c...... 2026.19 Council adjourned till Tues. June 10th at 10.00 'a.m. for Road Inspec- tion and Monday, July 7th at 8 pm. Henty Thompson, Clerk. -------------- PP eee Prince Albert Don't forget our Sunday School An- niversary service this Sunday, June 8th, at 2.30 p.m. Dr. W. A Hunnisett of the Fred Victor Mission, Toronto, is the guest preacher. John Graves, whom many have heard singing so sweetly in the Sunday morning broad- cast from the mission, will also take part in the service. The Junior Girls * Choir of Port Perry United Church, under the direction of Mrs. J. Jobson, will supply the special music. 'Ashburn Sunday School and Church Services were held in Burn's Church on Sunday June 1st at 10.30 a.m. and 7.80 p.m. Rev. J. Riddell was in charge of the evening service and chose for his text--Acts, chapter 16, verse 28 "Bat Paul cried with a loud voice, saying, do Thyself no Harm: for we are all here". During the service the choir sang 'Master, the Tempest is Raging.' Despite somewhat inclement weather a large audience assembled in Burn's Church on the evening of May 20th for a-special meeting of the W.M.S. Hymn 391 opened the service fol- lowed by prayer, from May Glad Tid- ings, by Mrs. A. Dean. Mrs, R. Bat- ten read the- Scripture lesson from Is. Chapter 61, response from a large number of our branch, and, we were delighted to wel- come a good representation from. Myr- tle, Oshawa and Port Perry. We were favoured with a duet beautifully rendered by Mrs. R, Up- ham and Doris Heron. Our guest speaker--Miss Margaret McKenzie--outward bound for Form- osa as an evangelistic Missionary was then introduced. She told us of the work at Syndale House, Montreal, with its many acti- vities, home crafts, cooking, sewing, manual training and camps for girls from "8 to 80". Then she gave us a vision of her future field of endeavor --Formosa, where she and Misa Greer will have as their apecial interest the training of kindergarten teachers; from among the pupils of Tamsul Girls School, to work in surrounding villages, 2 Mrs. 'M. Sparks thanked Miss Me- Kenzie for her very enlightening ad- dress, following which: Mrs. G. Fisher on behalf of the Home Helpers Dept. presented our Missionary with two flannelgraphs on the Life of Christ. Collection amounted to $26.26. Rev. Mr. Riddell closed the meeting with the henediction, after which light re- freshments were served in the base- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Routley and Hel- en spent Sunday with Mr, and Mus. Earl Risebrough, of Markham. Miss Ruth Richardson, of Toronto spent a couple of days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Richard- son, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold of Scugog and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gardhouse of Malton were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs .Nelson Ashton, Mrs. -J. Briggs returned home on Saturday from a most enjoyable mo- tor trip to Montreal and other east- ern points, The Ladies Guild will hold a social evening in the basement of the church on Friday, June 6th at 8.16 when Dr. McKinney, of Brooklin will be pre- sent and show some pictures of local interest. = Everybody is welcome. 6 rg Carton 36° Including Federal Taxes Plus deposit 2¢ per bottle Uxbridge "Then try Coca-Cola as the meal Jime beverage. Coke makes good food taste better 4 4 + adds "Zest to any meal, Buy it by the "handy carton, and serve Coke icecoldrightinitsown sparkling bottle. Your favourite food store can supply you. "Coke" Is a reglstered trade-mark 110X Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cala Ltd. : UXBRIDGE BEVERAGES LIMITED Phone 205W 7 Roll call brought]. » Pine Grove Mr. and Mrs. A. Handel spent the week-end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Simpson and family had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Feasby of Sandford. Mr. and Mrs. W. Zylstra had guests from Sunderland on Sunday. Mr. I. Catherwood has gone on the Bug trip to the States. ) Mr. and Mrs. McGregor of Toronto, visited Saturday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Slack of Victoria Corners visited Sunday evening with, Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Gourlie. Mr. and Mrs. C. Gourlie spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mra. Frank Collins. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Albright spent the week end in Hamilton visiting relatives. .. Rev. Mr. Lyons of Uxbridge will have charge of the services Sunday next. A number from Pine Grove took | in the Baptist Anniversary Services on Sunday evening, also the Dedica- tion of the New Sunday School room on Monday evening at Goodwood. . Mrs. Ed. Redshaw and Mrs, J. Leh- man of Claremont visited at Talbert Evans' one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ballard, Helen and Mrs. Sullivan, Toronto, Mrs. J Sanderson and boys of Ashburn, vis- fted recently. with E. Ballard's, Greenbank W. A. The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Association was held in the basement of the Church, on Tuesday, May 27th, with about forty in attend- ance. Group in charge--Mrs. H. McMillan, Mrs. A. McMillan, Mrs. R. Leask, Mrs. | D. Thomson, and Mrs. K. Ferguson. Mrs. H. McMillan presided during the Devotional period. Bible reading: Acts 4:31 to 87, was taken by Mrs. A. McMillan Topic: "In the use of Time and Possessions", prepared by Mrs. Ry- nard, and read by Mrs. E. L. Hook. | o "And the Multitude of them that be- lieved were of one heaft and one soul." Mrs. E, L. Hook (The President), then ok charge of the busifiess por- tion of the meeting. The Anniver- sary Services are to be held on Sun- day, June 22nd, with the Rev. D. Pilkey as guest speaker, and on the following Wednesday evening the W.A. decided to sponsor a supper and voncert. Miss Ruecraft hunded in her ve- signation as Church Decorator, and the monthly group of the W.A. are to take charge of same. At the close of the meeting a dainty lunch was served by the group in charge, and a pleasant and profitable afternoon spent. Miss Ruby Wilson, returned Mis- sionary from Africa, will give an illus- trated talk in Greenbank United Church on Monday evening, June 9th, at 8.16 Miss Wilson was formerly a teacher "at Greenbank. Manchester The Woman's Association will meet at the home of Mrs. Arnold Roach on Thursday afternoon, June 12th, All the ladies are coydially invited to at- tend. W. ¥. Crosier yy Mr. and Mrs. S. Lynde of Ashburn,visited Kelmscott Farm at Milton on Wednesday. Mis. Lloyd McKee is in Bowman- ville Hospital. Her many friends hope for hey a speedy recovery, Mr. and Mis. N. moved into their new home on the Port Perry rond. - We welcome them to this community. Mrs. Peleh is in Fleshierton with her Midgley have Ohio, sponsored by the Dept. of Agri- culture. -------- (ELECTRICAL TIPS FOR THE HOME | \. "If You Read, Sew, Play Games in the Living Room . . DON'T assume that the lighting Is adequate because each chair or table ls furnished with a good lamp, Sharp contrasts between bright lights and surrounding dark 'shudows cause eye-strain and gen- eral fatigue. BINGO - REFRESHMENTS Memorial Gardens PORT PERRY FRIDAY, JUNE 13th WIN A 1952 PONTIAC HARDTOP TICKETS ARE RUNNING SHORT -- GET YOURS NOW! CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 419 ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING JACK DENTON and His Orchestra ADMISSION TO DANCE $1.00 'couple. 75c. single man. 50c. single lady Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1.00 a.m. PO A S|) Gr re Gala Night DANCING GAMES DQ add some general lighting in the room to chase away all harsh shadows. This can be done with a recessed ceiling unit, valance or cornice lighting, Whats ever you install_be sure to provid handy switches near each entrance. ------------ Ree brother who is very ill. ; Mr. McDonald, of Toronto, visited his little son, Tommy, at Mrs, James Masters' on Saturday. Mr. Wesley Johnson is enjoying the fout day bus trip through the State of Po Ty 0 --- AWE ast i a a PIR Pa ---n an PI Nt > = nT et BE mn Re i