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Sunday, April 23rd-- 10.16 a.m.--SCUGOG Church 11.156 a.m.--SCUGOG "Head" 5.8. 11.16 am.--MANCHESTER ghurch 1.16 p.m.--PROSPECT Church 2.30 p.m.--Communicants Class We shall duly set apart and ordain our two newly elected Elders at Man- chester and we invite all our people to be present with us. To those who are lonely and burdened with anxiety, come and worship and find release and peace and forgiveness in Jesus' Christ. We be A. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Stuart A. Mulligan, Pastor Sunday, April 23rd-- v.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Worship i.0u p.m.--kKvangelism " Monday, 7 pom. Jr. Young People Frisay, 8 p.m. -Bible Study and r'rayer meeting in Parsonage. Parsonage, Crandell St, YU 5-T338 775 Mrs. Florence Melntosh and Mrs. J. KE. Jaskson were in Toronto at the Regency Towers Hotel, April 3rd to "April 6th, attending the 30th Annual Convention of the Ontario Registered Music " During Coming Events Benefit Show for Crippled Children By Ontario County Junior Farmer Choir, featuring Rick Campbell, M.C. and guest artist Betty Weir of CFTO TV, Hon. M. B. Dymond, M.D., M.P.P. and other special guests in the High School Auditorium, on Saturday, April 22nd. Choir Director Mrs. Elsie Dob- 'sun, Admission $1.00. Rummage Sale At the Church of the Ascension on Saturduy, April 22, 1961 at 2 p.m. Tea and Baking. April 20 National Hospital Day - May 12th The Women's "Hospital Auxiliary cordially invite the public to afternoon tea in the Municipal Building on Fri- day aftermoon, May 12th next, from two-thirty to five o'clock. Please make a note of the date. Proceeds for X-Ray equipment. May 11 Hot Roast Beef Supper At Grace United Church on Wed- nesday, April 26th, 6.30 p.m. Spon- sored by the W.A. IFilm strips will be shown' after supper. Adults $1.00, Children 12 and under 50c. Cancer Canvass A April is Cancer Month. Local cam- paign chairman Mrs. S. Cawker, an- nounces a door to door canvass of Port Perry will be made by twenty volunteers for the Port Perry Branch! of the Canadian Cancer Society, Com- mencing Monday, April 24th. We can help eradicate this disease by contributing to this campaign. The fight against cancer is everybody's fight. Give generously! Euchre and Dance At Epsom School on Friday, April 21st. Silver, collection. provide lunch. Ladies please " SR IIE ILE SEE NN LE se Spring Musical Come and enjoy your old favorite songs, with attractive setting. Grace United Church, Scugog Island on Friday, May 12th at 8 p.m. En- tertainment for young and old. Ad- Refreshments. Apri] 27 mission Hoe. and 2be, Euchre Last Euchre of the season will be held in the Port Perry Canadian Le- gion Hall on Sat.; April 22nd at 8.30 p.m. sharp under the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary Everyone wel- come. * Admission 50c. Good prizes 'Blossom Time Bus trip, on Wednesday, May 10th to Niagara Falls and Buffalo. For seats phone YU 5-2698 or YU 65-2304. April 27 C.N.LB. The Canadian National Institute for 'the Blind Annual Tag Day will be held Friday, April 28th and Saturday, April 29th, sponsored by the 1.0.D.E. Please give gencrously to the girls culling on you. Apr. 27 Deaths TITOMPSON, Daisy Irene--At the Community Hospital, Port Perry on Thursday, April 13th, 1961, Daisy Timbers, dearly loved wife of Wes- ley Thompson, and dearly loved mo- ther of Margaret (Mrs. O. Croxall), Manchester. Funeral services were held at the Chapel of MeDermott- Panabaker, Port Perry, Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Ceme- tery. 2 HALL, Sarah Evelyn--At Fairview I Lodge, Whitby, on Thurs., April 183, 1961, Sarah Brown, wife of the late George Hall, dear mother of Mar- garet (Mrs. A. Beverley) Uxbridge, Eva (Mrs. G. Raymes) Port Perry, Mae (Mrs. G. Kilpatrick) Oshawa & Betty (Mrs. R. Hallett) Sonya, dear grandmother of George & Jack Rodd, Darlene, Garry, Linda, Debbie and Rickey Hallett and great grandmo- ther of Richard Rodd. Funeral ser- vices were held at the Chapel of Me- Dermott-Panabaker, Port Perry on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. Grove Cemetery. "our Annual Mother's Day Bazaar on Interment Pine | Will group Birth GRAHAM -- Ross and Isobel (nee Gibson) are happy to announce the arrival of their son Gregory Ross Philip, 7 lbs, 12 ozs, at Cobourg Hospital on Saturday, April 16, 1961; a brother for Richard. Both doing well. Special thanks to Dr. Page. Birth PEEL -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peel, announce the birth of their son Peter Joseph, April 7th, 1961 at the Queens- way Hospital, Toronto, a brother for Patti. Card of Thanks We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to friends and neighbours, for their beautiful floral tributes, Acts of kindness, and Messages of Sympathy, shown to us in our recent sad bereavement of a dear brother and uncle, Albert Shunk; to Fairview Lodge, Rev. E. S. Lin- stead and to McDermott-Panabaker funeral home for their kind and effi- cient management of the service, Thank you all, Sister Annie, Nieces & Nephews. Card of Thanks I wish to thank my friends, neigh- bours and relatives for the flowers and cards, the nurses and staff of the Community Memorial Hospital, also Dr. Rennie and Rev. E. S. Linstead for their care and kindness during my stay in hospital, --Murs. Oliver Reader. Guide Mothers | The regular monthly meeting of the Guide Mothers will be held on Tuesday evening, April 25th, at the home of Mrs, Les. McDonald. Will each member make a special effort to be present, to complete all plans for Saturday, May 13th. Please bring a 26c. article for the Mother"s table, also an item suitable for the Orange tree up to 26c., these in lieu of regular collection. Our. plans for Cookie 'Day 'this Saturday, April 22nd, will also be finalized. ~ Group I. will prepare the lunch. leaders please contact their members. Teachers' Association. the Convention they attended the Piano Master Classes of Jacques Ab- ram, a very brilliant pianist who has been soloist with over sixty orchestras in North America and Europe. Mr. Abram is now"a member of the staff of the Faculty of Music, Royal Con- servatory of Music, in Toronto. J Card of Thanks I wish to thank my friends and re- latives for their very kind inquiries, lovely cards, flowers and fruit and the many kindnesses shown to me during my stay in the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry; also a special thanks to Dr. Kandel and the entire nursing staff, -=-Jean Hunter, (0]V]°2 y wipoy PHILISOPHER GIRLS WHO TRY TO BE WALKING ENCYCLOPEDIAS! SHOULD REMEMBER : REFERENCE BOOKS ARE NEVER TAKEN OuT/ WEEK-END SPECIALS: - Wing & T Bone Steak -- 73c. Ib. Avon Bacon .................... 59¢. 1b. Shortening ........ srsirtiorna 79c. Free Delivery at 11 a.m. Phone: YU 5-2562 "TOP QUALITY MEATS" IFORDER BROS. WHOLESALE RETAIL MEATS CHOICE BEE corrupt (d) An adequate Port Perry. supply of china and other table service shall be available and used. : (e) The tables will be covered with table cloths. THE LIQUOR QUESTION VOTE NO -- If our liquor and heer store have corrupted Port Perry. VOTE NO -- If a licenced L.C.B.O. controlled dining lounge will VOTE NO -- If you-are in favour of the prevelant illegal drinking carried on at many of our social functions. VOTE YES AND PROGRESS ~~ WITH THE TIMES Facts the Voters of Port Perry Should Know In every dining lounge: (a) Liquor shall be served only to people TWENTY ONE years and and over, while having a meal. (b) A dining lounge licence may only be issued to a person who has adequate experience in the hotel or restaurant business. (c) Adequate menus shall be provided for all meals. THE ABOVE EXCERPTS ARE FROM THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT Those wishing transportation service to the polls on Wed., April 26th, please phone YU 5.2112, -- Polls open 8 a.m, to 7 p.m, = = VOTE YES AND PROGRESS 'WITH THE TIMES ' T.0.P.S. Convention On Saturday, April 16, the local T.O.P.S. Club attended the Ontario Provincial Recognition Day at Wind- sor, Ontario, The day opened at 8:30 with reg- istration and an address was -given by Alderman Mrs. Cameron H. Mont- rose and Jean Flett, Area Supervisor for Ontario. Club Merit Certificates were given out and we had two winners of these. First place winner wag Iris Boyce and second. place won by Georgina Espie Of course the big event of the day was the Crowning of the Queen, and this year the honour went to St. Cath- arines with the loss of 101 lbs. in one year. The plaque this year went to Dundas, Ont. for the most weight lost per person with the average of 16,9 Ibs. The Walking stick was presented to us for coming the furthest distance. The feature of the evening was u panel of Dietitions answering diff- erent questions on weight contrel. In case anyone is interested of what you can eat at a banquet and still be low caloried, here is what we had. Consomme soup, steak and mushroom gravy, carrots and beans, cheese, celery, lettuce, carrot sticks and olives, rolls, For dessert half of grapefruit and coffee. cottage | Donna Johnson - Crowned Queen Miss Donna Johnson, Uxbridge, R. 4, was crowned the 1961 Ontario County Junior Farmer Queen at the "At Home" Dance held in the Port Perry Public School Auditorium, on Friday, April 7th, Donna is the President of the Ux- bridge Junior Institute, and Secre- tary-Treasurer of the Ontario County Junior Farmers' Association. Donna is presently o nthe staff at the Port Perry Public School, The theme of the dance was "An Enchanted Evening". The sauditori- um was beautifully decorated with arbours of roses, sprays of earnations and with pink and blue streamers. The music for the evening was pro- vided by "The Ambassadors" led by Mr, Harry Hawkins, Lindsay. The large group in attendance en- joyed a turkey buffet lunch prepared by the girls of the Brooklin Junior Institute. 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