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' of & 1®» »y = - honour of the poet whose picture re- . meeting at which it is hoped that They have réceived some assistance ~courage them-in-every-way possible; BROOKLIN NEWS Brooklin Spring Fair fo Celebrate 50th * Anniversary Headed by Blake de Hart who is President of Brooklin Spring Fair this year, the Committee is drawing up the fin" plans for a gala event to commemorate the 50th anniversary of a most: outstanding annual event in Brooklin: The Programme Secretary, is Fos- ter Snowden of Oshawa, who is no doubt busily engaged in compiling a special anniversary 'programme, Archie Campbell, who for the past three years has been the Parade Mar- shall, is once again organiing dozens of entries to make this yeur's parade an outstanding success. Women's Institute News Great things are being planned by. the Women's Institute for this year's Spring Fair 'on June 3rd. In addi- tion to the other exhibits in the. arena there will be an antique show. A big attraction, also, should be the Old Time Fiddlers Contest which is being held for the first time as a gpecial feature for the 50th anniversary of the Fair. ' The W.I. meets on the last Wed- nesday of each month and the meet- ing on 81st May at 2.830 p.m. in the basement of the Township Hall pro- mises to be especially -interesting. .It is to be a "Pauline Johnson" day, in cently appeared on a new postage stamp. The story of her life is to be part of the programme as well as readings from her poetry. Visitors and prospective members are always most welcome at the meet, ings, Brownie Pack Flourishes The third meeting of the newly formed Brooklin Brownie Pack was held on Saturday, 13th May, in the Anglican Church Hall. There are now twenty-four enthusiastic Brown- ies ranging in age from eight to ten, and they are already the proud own-| ers of their own Toadstool. June 3rd is the big day for the Brownies. Mrs. Weaver, the Whitby District Commissioner, will attend the most of the Brownies will be enrolled. 'T'his will enable them to wear their new uniforms for the Brooklin Spring Fair Parade. : The. Pack was formed by Mra. E. Bayley who is assisted by Mrs. Tom Nicholson, Mrs. Bruce Miner and Mrs. Jack Penfound. Mrs. Miner hopes eventually to organise a Guide Com- pany for the older girls, These ladies are putting in a tremendous amount of hard work on behalf of the Pack. from the Brooklin 'and District Lions Club who will continue to co-operate with them and we hope that others in the community will help and en- Brooklin Lacrosse Team In Senior League The Ontario Lacrosse Association Senior Series opened on May 18th, Brooklin, last year's intermediate champion, has stepped up to the Sr. league. Coach, Louis Vipond, plans to use only six players from the 1960 club: they include Don Craggs, Jerry Burrows and Jack Mitchell. We can expect some exciting games year and shall follow Brooklin's progress with great interest. ; A list of Brooklin fixtures for the season follows: May 80, Tues.--Port Credit at Brooklin June 8, Sat.--Brooklin at Brampton 8, Thurs,, Brooklin at Port Credit 10, Sat.--S8t. Catharines at Brooklin 16, Fri.--Brooklin at St. Catharines 17, Sat.--Niagara Falls at Brooklin 22, Thurs.--Brooklin at Niagara Falls 24, Sat--Port Credit at Brooklin 21, Tues.--St. Catharines at Brooklin 29, Thurs.--Brooklin at Port Credit July 8, Sat.--Niagara Falls at Brooklin 14, Fri--Brooklin at St, Catharines 16, Sat--Port Credit.at Brooklin_ 18, "Tues. --Brooklin at Brampton 20, Thurs.--Brooklin at Niagara Falls 22, Sat--Brampton at Brooklin ! 20, Sat,--Niagara Falls at Brooklin August 1, Tues.--Brampton at Brooklin' 5, Sat.--Brooklin at Brampton 9, Wed.--Brooklin at Niagara Falls 11, Fri.--Brooklin at St. Catharines 12, Sat.--St. Catharines at Brookhn. HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION I] 'Appoints [ ] New Officers At the meeting of the Brooklin Home and School Association on Tues-! day, 16th May, the new officers were installed by Mrs. Noreen Draper, Past President. The following officers were appointed: President--Mus. Jessie Johnston | Vice-Presidents--Murs. Ruth ; | Mitchell, Mrs, June Kydd. Secretary--Mus, Gloria Bailey -< ov Treasurer--Mys. Veronica Manning Executive--Mr. Jerry Colleran, Mrs. Eileen Crawford, Mrs. Jessie Burleigh, Two more officers have still to be appointed to the Executive, A programme of songs given by Grade IV and the Junior Choir under the supervision of Mrs. Hodson, was very much enjoyed. Annual reports were read by the Secretary, Treasurer and Programm Convener. The Grade 8 avediatioh party will take place on June 28th at which re. freshments will .be provided .by the Home and School Association, = Brooklin Baptist Church News The "Month of Missions" Services being held at Brooklin Baptist Church in the Township Hall, Brooklin, dur- ing May have presented Missionary i challenges from parts of the world: that are much in the news at this time. On May 7th, Mr. Denis Clarke, re- cently returned from India and cur-| oR HOME Here's how "you get your market | HOME FEEzens , Buyan electric home freezer now May 15 to June 30, at any appli ance Sore isplaying the "Supe Cut Food Costs! buy a REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER FREEZER Now! 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Attention Hydro Rural Customers: Seé your local Ontario Hydro Area Office regarding information on this special offer. 4 rently working with Inter - varsity christian fellowship, spoke of the tre- mendous increase in literacy in the former backward countries and show- ed copies of literature being circulated by the Communists. He emphasized the great need for good Christian lit- erature in all fields, May 14th. heard Rev. Leslie Har- wood and his daughter Janet of Boli- via bring messages in word and song from Latin America with. Miss Mary Anderson showing slides of her work in Nigeria in the evening. Rev. John Russell, Executive Sec'y of the Sudan United Mission spoke at both services on May 21st, emphasiz- ing the work of their mission in the newly formed Country, Chad. Miss Sandra Martyn, outstanding soloist of the Toronto Bible College Chorale, just returned from a tour of U.S. cities and Mr. Don Anderson brought messages in song, An invitation is extended to mem- bers of Congregations who do rot hold Sunday evening services to come out on Sunday evening, May 28th to the closing service of the Missionary convention and hear Rev. Harry Perey of the Sudan Interior Mission, Mr. Percy is the youngest of three mis- sionary brothers, all of whom are well known as excellent speakers with a real burden for ty mission fields of the world. Encouraging reports are being re- ceived from the Young People's Dep't with attendances ranging from 20 to 40. Last Friday night a hay-ride and weiner roast were enjoyed at Brad- ley's farm, Ashburn and many more interesting evenings are being plan: ned. Sevéral car-loads of Young People under the leadership of the minister, Mr. Robt. Roxburgh, attend- ed the F.B.Y.P.A, Annual Rally in Niagara Falls on the holiday and a "bang-up" time was reported. D.V.B.S. plans are under way with the Anglican and Baptist Sunday Schools uniting. ' Grade 13 Exams Start June 12th Dates for the High School student's last big hurdle; the Grade 13 exam- inations, have been sect by the De- partment of Education. There will be a bigger scramble than ever to get the papers marked on time and the results out to wait- DON ELLIS Painting and Decorating e BEST OF MATERIALS USED eo. 5 Kt Brooklin OL 5-3460 - Blackstock 113 PHONES: June 8/61 BR a a a a a THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, , MAY 25th, 1961-1 ents) and French Literature (for ing students and universities this year. Last year there were 16,267 Grade 13 [French-speaking students); 1.30 p.m., students; this year there are 18,447. |[Fr. Composition (two separate exa- Last year's 116,2267 students re Eni one (or French and one for a total of 148,485 examination papers, [English-speaking students). passed 121,006 for un 81.49 per cent¥ Tuesday, June 20--9 a.m, batting average, 1.30 p.m., Geography. Dates for this vear's examinations: Wednesday, June 21--9 a.m., Chem- istry; 1.30 p.m., History." Thursday, June 22--9 a.n., Italian Authors; 1.30 p.m., Italian. composi- tion. ) Problems! Figlish English Lit- Monday, June 12 9 a.m. composition; 1.30 p.m, erature, Tuesday, June 13 -- 9. aan, Alge- bra; 1.30 p.m. Botany. Friday, June 23--9 a.m, Geometry; 1.30 p.m., Zoology. Monday, June 26--9 a.m., Spanish 1.30 p.m. Spanish Composi- 9 am. Ger- German |Authors; tion. Wednesday, June 14 -- man Authors; 1.30 pan, Composition. * Tuesday, June 27--9 a.m., Music; 1.30 p.m., Accountancy Practice. 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