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AN in memory of the late Mrs. Frank taf Mtttttdttttttitititttttititttititttttittttttttintts REN ittittttiitittititinttttittttantitttttai ans RED & WHITE Food , Stores PROCESS PEAS, DEWEIST, 20 OZ. ......coouvie. 2 fOr 35e, 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1954 Vickery, and presented by Mr, Vickery H H ak and family, The unveiling was done 4- omem ers Coming Events LOCAL NEWS by Mo. Vikery: Attend C. N. E. ---- - == A \ . Int Mrs. W. V. Ecclestone and Miss V. 5 ] ; e You er ested Bond, Toronto spent a recent week- Five girls from Ontario County at: Announcements |The Churches In Hockey? eel vis eaten a to riage, fit og resem Mrs. A, Brown and Mr. and Mrs, J. ] : Mr. and Mrs. William Day wish to} = . : | Brain motored to Tonawanda, U.S.A, | Programme at the C.N.E. on Sept. 1 3 announce the engagement of their] CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION IF SO--be at the next public meet-] on Sunday. and 2. These girls were selected to : youngest daughter, Ethel Roberta, to day. , Mr, and Mrs, M: K. Luke and Paul | represent their club and their county : ad Sunday, Sept. 19-- Jing of the Port Perry Hockey Club,| .: : through their achievement in club George Freeihan, son of Mr, and Mrs. . of Hamilton, visited Mrs. C. Luke at ' 3 : on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 in work. They included Jean Robertson _ George Freeman. The marriage will bie Lot the week-end. and Helen Speiran of v "Club i tober, the-"Public rary. Mrs h the Udney » take Plate early i} October The funeral of the late Mra, § Helen Huff and Shirley Jewell of ht 11 a.n.--Morning Service with Mr. Fred Wilkinson in charge. 11 a.m,--Sunday School Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carl Prentice Reports; Election of Officers; Dis-| 101 Has held on Sept, th from the | oo 1s" and iva Stearman of|§ PINEAPPLE JUICE, +a3e, of Scugog, announce the engagement cussions on hockey for the coming interment in. Pine Grove Cemetery, the Quaker Hill Club. Nearly 150 PASTRY FLOU 39¢ ; of their daughter, Norma Kay, to 'Q season, 15h : girls from 16 counties as well as R, : hit 4 Albert Duncan Johnston, son of Mr ST. JOHN'S We extend sympathy to Mrs. F North 'Ontario took part in this 25¢ J ' '| PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH eo Pearce in the loss of her mother Mrs, | Orem od P KETCHUP, HEINZ 11 0z. .........cccoooocnuenn gps Hin 20C, : and Mis. Carman Gladstone Johnston,| : : Town. club programme. of Streetsville. The marriage will] Minister--Rev. B. D. Armstrong 2 3 take place on October 9th at three B.A. D.D. We congratulate ourselves on obtain Jean Robertson and Helen Speiran o'clock in Grace United Church, Scugog. ---- Cards of Thanks We wish to extend our - sincere thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbours, also Prince Albert com- munity for their many acts of kind- ness, also the lovely floral tributes and cards.of sympathy received in our recent bereavement of our dear Mother, Mrs, Sarah Towne. Mabel and Fred Pearce. oe On behalf of the fanlily of the late . Mrs. Herman Hooey, Blackstock, I wish to thank her friends and neigh- bours for their sympathy and floral tributes during our bereavement and for their kindness shown our sister in her time of trouble, "Mrs. W. Bruce. We 'wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their cards and flowers received during our recent bereave- ment in the loss of a dear mother and loving sister, Edward and Grant Bennett, and Mrs, Guy Raines. i -------- Achievement Day ONTARIO COUNTY 4-H GARDEN CLUB ACHIEVEMENT DAY The members of the Girls' 4-H Home Garden Clubs held their Achigv- ement Day recently at Sunderland Township Hall. Members from Bea- verton, Sunderland, Scugog and Qua- ker Hill Clubs were in attendance. Leaders' badges were presented to Mrs. R. Morrison, Beaverton; Mrs, E. Noble, R.R. 2, Uxbridge; Mrs. Maur- ice Hoggard, Port Perry; and Miss M. Marquis, Sunderland, by Miss Ruth Shaver, Home Economist for Ontario County. Each gardener exhibited vegetables from her club garden, a jar of canned tomatoes and her completed record book. Each club ie judged two class- | § es of vegetables, gave oral reasons |} Point- | and answered a garden quiz. ers were given to the. club members on preparing vegetables for exhibit- "ing purposes. A number of club mem- bers will be setting up a-display- of vegetables and flowers at their local fall fair, One of the testes of the achieve- ment Day programme was the inter- esting exhibits by the third year gar- deners on their special project in gar- dening. - These projects varied from "Raspberries", "Strawberries", Rhu- barb", to "Tulips for Home Beautifi- cation", ' The girls then gave informa- tive comments on their exhibits. Sunday, Sept. 19-- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Divine Worship. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH REV. R. H. WYLIE, B.A, Minister Sunday, Sept. 19-- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 pm.--Evening Worship PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor--David J. Toews Sunday, Sept. 19-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Worship Service, 7 pm.--Evening Service. - Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Prayer Méeting. Come To The Little White Church * on the Hill PENTICOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, Sept. 19-- "10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service-- Wed. 8 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study. Thurs, 2 p.m.--W,M.S. meeting. Fri,, 8 p.m.--Young Peoples. EVERYBODY WELCOME Pastor: Wm. W. Thompson A number of club members received a Certificate of Achievement for hav- ing completed two Homemaking Club projects. Special recognition went i b girls, members of the Quaker Hill Club, who received a County Honour Certificate and Pin for having completed six; Homemaking Club projects. The pre- sentation was made by Mrs. Russell Morrison, Beaverton, Vice-President of Ontario North District Women's Institute. The girls were: Alma Al- sop, Elsie Ball, Betty Noble, Carol Shier and Elva Stearman. Prince Albert It indeed was very gratifying on Sunday to have ideal weather and everything favorable for our Church Anniversary service -- just one this year--and what 'a fine.service it was. We are sure all must have felt proud of our Church with its nice clean walls, newly painted floors and steps and new runners for the aisles, etc. Lovely baskets of flowers added to the beauty of it all. It was nice to see our choir girls back.in .place again, with our organist Mrs, Snelgrove, The Uxbridge Jr, Farmers' Quar- tette rendered three very lovely num- bers with their accompanist at the organ. : Rev. R. H: Wylie was in charge of service. Rev. Mr, Joblin introduced the special speaker, Dr, E. Crossley Hunter, B.A. Needless to say every pew was occupied, for Dr. Hunter is a special favorite in these parts, so well known because off his first cir- cuit being Epsom and Utica. In speaking of some of the past events, it was amusing when he mentioned that his daughter was born in Epsom, tells people, "she was born half way between Port Perry and Uxbridge." We were also proud when Dr. Hunter informed us that Ralph Lyle, a former Prince Albert boy, is associate Sun- day School Supt. of his Church. Two other Trinity Church members be- sides Ralph were present, Mr. and Mrs. Timlick, the former Jessie White and at one time our Sunday: School organist: We were also pleased to see Mrs. Banks of Toronte and Beaver- ton, the former Ida Hartry, and when living here was Church Organist. Her J sister Mrs. B. Bentley of Richmond Hill was with her. On a recent Sunday morning at Church Service, our Pastor Rev. R. H. Wylie, assisted by Rev. F. Joblin, dedi- cated two fine new offering Plates, PORT IL LIONS re PRESENTS ? | HOCKEY NIGHT : " in PORT PERRY Toronto Maple: Leafs oa" 0% 0% 0%, ing third prize on our Institute dis- play at Port Perry fair. The "pro- ceeds of our booth were also gratify-| ing. School started again with books, lunch boxes out from the attic. 'Oir new teacher Mr. Johansen is in charge of senior room and Mrs. M. Hodgins the juniors. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McNaul, Toronto With Mr. and Mrs, L. Beacock on Sun- day. Our church has again taken on a few lifters. Several willing workers re-painted kitchen- floor green; the outside steps grey; and floor sanctu- ary tile red. Then the new aisle rugs were_ laid. Also floréscent lighting system in basement is another im- provement, of the Udney Club presented a dem- onstration entitled "Making the Most of our Clothes" which was selected from their County Achievement Day. These girls placed in the Second Group Award. : } All club members took part in judg- ing. and other activities related to their club work. While in Toronto, the girls were guests of the C.N.E. Association, at- tending the grandstand performance on Wednesday evening. They stayed overnight at Victoria College Women's Residence on Wednesday and Thurs- day. They had a splendid opportun- ity to see and enjoy. the various dis- plays and attractions at the C.N.E. .. HEADING STRAIGHT FOR YOUR HEART DRAMA AND DEVOTION SUCH AS THE SCREEN HAS NEVER - KNOWN SINCE 'NATIONAL VELVET' "THE YBARLING' M. GM M, has made many pictures o which will be remembered as long as hearte touched by their greatness continue to beat. Now . . . In same thrilling tradition of "Thé Yearling" . . . "National Velvet" ~ and "Black Beauty", , . the most human dramaof all, ,* The story of two young thorough breds -- a little ranch gir! with a- heart full of love and a gallant colt with a heart full of courage. . 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