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"baker; Port- Perry; Tuesday," May "30. a 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 1st, 1961 THE CHURCHES ANGLICAN CHURCH CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev. EB W. Fuller, B.A., L.Th., Rector Sunday, June 4th-- 3 11.80 a.m.--Holy Communion Rev. Reginald Stackhouse. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH Interim Moderator: Kenneth F. MacKenzie, M.A. (Uxbridge) Minister: Mr. William Perry, B.A. Rey. Sunday, J une 4th-- 10 a1n.-- Morning Worship 11 a.m.--Sabbath School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. S. Linstead, B.A, Minister Sunday, June 4th-- 10 a.n.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship and Junior Sunday School. Everyone Invited The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE MINISTER: Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A, B.D. Sunday, June 4th-- 9.16 a.m.--Prospect Church 10.156 a.m.--Manchester Church 10.15 sum. --S8cugog "Head" S.S. 11.15 a.m.--Scugog- Church Let us get off to a good start with this our Summer Schedule, and be on hand to worship God in the beauty of Holi- ness, We invite you one and all to come, A - / g PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH , Stuart A. Mulligan, Pastor Sunday, June 4th-- 9.50 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Worship 7.00 p.m.--Evangelism Monday, 7 p.m.--Jr. Young People Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Bible Study and Prayer meeting in Parsonage. Parsonage, Crandell St., YU 5-7338 7.7 AI Deaths "SNOWDON, Madeline--Suddenly at her home Port Perry, Ontario on Thursday, May 26th, 1961, Madeline Attersley. Snowdon, dearly loved mo- ther of Constance & Ruth (Mrs. J. Franssen) of Port Perry, grandmother of Jennifer, Cynthia & Martin, Ser- vice from the Church "of Ascension (Anglican) Saturday, May 27th. In- terment Union Cenietery, Oshawa. McMILLAN, Elizabeth -- At Fair- view Lodge, Whitby, Ontario on Sun- day, May 28th, 1961, Elizabeth Bur- nett McMillan, beloved wife of John McMillan and dear mother of Jessie (Mrs. Ernest Pratt), Gordon and Sid- ney Burnett, all of Oshawa. Funeral from the Chapel of McDermott-Pana- Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. F Her Bros. Meats WLOSOPHERES SAYS: WEEK-END SPECIALS Rump Roasts .................... 79¢ 1h | Edward on Wednesday, May 24th at Sausage ........... 3h for $1.00 FoR p oy Semuniy Menor) Hos. Whytes Avon Bacon .......59¢ Ih py David, other Jor. Saver, Data Free Delivery at 11 a.m. Phone: YU 5-2562 "TOP QUALITY MEATS FORDER BROS. WHOLESALE RETAIL MEATS Li. Fit POUITEY 085 2562 PT. PERRY Coming Events Draw The Port Perry Hockey Club's 50- 50 draw which was to be held during the last Junior "D" game will now be drawn on the first night of roller skating in the Port Perry Arena. Tickets are still on Sale. Any ticket sellers please return stubs to Harvey Hall before this event takes place. Recital On Monday, June 6th, at 8.00 p.m,, a recital will be given by students of Mrs. Marie Taylor, A.R.C.T,, RM.T,, in Port Perry United Church. Collection will be donated to the Building Fund of the Royal Canadian College of Organists. Everyone Welcome, . Parent & Son Hockey Banquet The Hockey Banquet for the Port Perry Hockey Club will be held on Saturday, June 10, at 7 o'clock. Due to the large number of boys in the Hockey Club, it will be necessary to hold the Banquet in three places with & presentation afterwards at the P.P, Public School. This Banquet is for House League, Pee Wee, Bantam, Midget, Juvenile and Junior Hockey Teams, Tickets are available from Conches and Managers, * JUNE 8th, 8 p.m., Scout Hall, Port Perry. $556.00 Jackpot -- 20 games. Share the Wealth--Special game. Door Prize. Under the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion Branch 419. Admission 76c, Adults only. The June Meeting of the Scugog Chapter 1.0.D.E. will be held in the Municipal Building on Monday, June 6, at 3.30 p.m. (Note change of time) ~~ Engagement Prince Albert wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Vera Ellen to Mr. Edward Lemual Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Davis of Whitby. The marriage to take place on June 24th, 1961. In Memoriam = LYLE--In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Norman Lyle who entered into rest on June 2, 1969. Sad is the heart of thy loved ones, Yet brave as you'd want us to be. Consoled by the thought of meeting On the shores of Eternity. Sadly missed by Wife and Family Card of Thanks I would like to'thank all my friends for their cards, also the W.A. for the lovely basket of fruit and to all our wonderful neighbours and relatives for putting in our crop during my re- cent illness, Stewart Rodman. Birth DONNELLY--Tom and May Don- nelly of Manchester are happy to an- nounce the birth of a daughter on Thursday, May 18th at the Oshawa General Hospital, Birth WYLIE--Don and Aileen are happy to announce the birth of a son Paul LIVE-BETTER Electrically .... with an..ELECTRIC WATER | HEATER Mr. and Mrs... Cecil- Newnham of - Saturday, June 24th, 1961. RAE LR Re) J $5 £5 b ERA SER Ah iat ein WAI A br PAA Hi Be Rds ssn a stag da Ch de FR eS / Obituary- WILLIAM WESTON (Wesley) CAWKER The death occurred at the Com- munity Hospital, Port Perry, suddenly on Monday, May 16, of William West- on (Wesley) Cawker, In failing health for the past 10 years, Mr. Cawker was in his 84th year, Reach Nov. 9, 1877, and was married at. Whitby in 1908 to the former Ellen Douglas who pre-deceased him in 1914. Mr, Cawker married again in 1944 to the former Katherine Coates. The deceased was a lifetime resi- dent of Port Perry and a member of the Port Perry United Church. As a young man he apprenticed in the harness making trade and worked for the late Curtis & Jeffrey harness makers. the livery business for his brothers who were butchers in the village. For a number of years he worked for the late Mr. W, M. Letcher in the undertaking business and continued working for Mr. A. L. McDermott af- ter Mr. Letcher's retirement. been in retirement for about the last 12 years. Surviving are his wife, three daughters (Mrs, A. Thornton) Norene of Toronto, (Mrs. E. Wrathall) Isobel of Port Hope, (Mrs. G. Jeffrey) Jean of Epsom and four sons, Douglas of Toronto, Donald of Whitby, George of Vancouver) and Harold of Peterbor- ough, Funeral services were conducted on May 18th from the McDermott-Pana- baker Chapel. Interment was in Pine minister of Port Perry United Church conducted the service. Junior Farmers Social Evening The Ontario County Junior Farmers Association held a Social Evening in May 20th, at 8.30 p.m. The large group of Juniors in at- tendance enjoyed an evening of hoth square and round dancing and several party games. Frank Barkey, Clare- mont, R.R. 3, was the caller for the square dancing. This was also a. farewell pasty for Al and Doreen Blades. Mr, Blades, who has been Assistant Agricultural Representative in = Ontario County. since January 1968, is being trans- resentative to Bruce County as of June 1st, 1961. i Ann Dryden, President of the Brook- lin Junior Institute, presented Al and Doreen with a corsage and houton- niere on behalf of the Juniors. Frank Barkey, President of the Ontario County Junior Farmers': Association, also presented them with a lovely desk set in- appreciation of the assistance and leadership given to the Junior Farmers during the past three years. 'The evening- programme was con- cluded with a delicious lunch being served by the members of the Brook- lin Junior Institute. The Ontario County Junior Farmers will be holding their annual Athletic Field Day in the Brooklin area, on He was born in the Township of v1 nue REY Ne : A BE ma oa ana Ee a For 12 h ed ® Sabrina neckline outlined with ap- tor years he manag = ' J . : NAS god SENG Wedding Fletcher -- Hoskin Blackstock United Church, tasti- fully decorated with yellow and white mums was the setting for the wed- ding on Saturday, May 20th, of Miss Patricia Yvonne Hoskin, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hos- kin and Mr Robert Gordon Fletcher, son of Mrs, Robert Fletcher of Lind- say. The Rev, P, Romeril as the of- ficiating minister. Strong, church organist who also fc- companied Mrs, Harold Kyte, Prayer' and "Oh Promise Me". The bride who was given in mar- riage by her father length gown of white organza with pliques of lace and sequin trim, It had short shirred sleeves with plain mitts of organza. The full skirt was trim- and pearls, Her shoulder length veil He hed, Ly) te Tikka, Grove Cemetery. Rev. E. S. Linstead, the Township Hall, Brooklin, on Sat., ferred as Assistant Agricultural Rep-. | the groom's chose blue printed silk with white cor- was caught to a small crown of pearls and she carried a mauve orchid on a The Bride's attendants, her sister Mrs, Harvey Graham, as matron of honour and Miss Dianne Blair and Miss Shirley Bryans as bridesmaids, were in identical dresses of mauve silk ogranza over taffeta, Bertha col- lars trimmed with self rose and shir- red bodice. Their head dresses were pear] crowns with mauve face veils, and they carried yellow mums, Mr John Fletcher was groom's man for his brother and the ushers were Alvin Lytle and Ronald Hoskin, The reception was held in the Chris- tian Education room where the guests in sky blue organza with lace appli- que and yellow corsage. elder sister; Mrs. Rutham sage. } Following the wedding dinner the happy couple left for a honeymoon in U. 8. A. The bride's travelling outfit was a two piece stroller sult of off- white wool. The bride obtained her education at Blacstock and is a switch board oper- ator in General Motors. The groom attended high school in Lindsay and now operates a mobile grinder. Prior to the wedding they were en- tertained -at several parties and Fri- day evening friends and 'neighbours from Blackstock district gathered in the Recreation Centre in' their hon- our. Mr. Earl Dorrell was M. C. for the evening and after 4.short pro- gromme presented the happy couple} a platform rocker and numerous in- dividual gifts which had been placed on the platform. Both bride and groom' expressed thanks, After they had viewed their gifts dancing to the music of the Country Boys' Orchestra was enjoyed, followed by a bounitful lunch, SOUTH ONTARIO LEAGUE SOF T B A LL Monday, June Sth Game Time -- 6.45 p.m. PORT PERRY FAIR GROUNDS PORT PERRY MERCHANTS. vs. PORT PERRY JUNIORS: Admission -- Adults 35¢ -- Children Free a usual, on Sunday, June 18th, DECORATION DAY Pine Crore Cemetery The Board of Directors have decided owing to changing conditions there will be no Memorial Service this year, However, it is intended to set aside ; Sunday, June 18th as Decoration Day, and plot owners and friends are asked to avail themselves of the opportunity to rémember their departed friends by placing flowers in the Cemetery as june 1 - 16 younger The wedding music was played by Mrs, Gordon who sang "Oh Perfect Love", "The Lord's wore a floor- med with appliqued medallions of lace were received by the bride's mother To assist, | Golden Wedding Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Johnston of Blackstock were "at home" to their many friends, relatives and neighbours on the occasion of their Golden Wed- ding Anniversary Monday May 22, in the beautifully decorated Christian Education room of the United Church, Among the numerous messages re- ceived were congratulations from the Hon. Dr Herbert Bruce (a distant rel. ative), Prime Minister Deifenbaker, Premier Leslie Frost, Pro. Secretary Durham, telegrams from a brother of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson of B. C, a neice of the bride, Dr, and Murs, Allan McIntosh, Kelowna, B.C. and Mrs, Howard Black of New Mex- feo. (Mrs. Black was the owner of the Court in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, where the Johnstons spent two months in 1954.) The co-hosts and hostesses were Mr. and Mrs, Roy Avery (nee Ferga Johnston) Tillbury, Mr. and Mrs. K. Johnston, Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. N. Johnston, Boissevain, Man, The couple's oldest grandchild, Don- na Marie Avery, was in charge of the golden guest book, Pouring tea dur- ing the afternoon and evening were Mrs Chas. Smith, Mrs. Geo. Johnston, Mrs, Tennyson Samells, Mrs. Russel Mountjoy, Mrs. Chas. Venning and Mrs Cecil Hill. Neices of the couple served the delicious lunch. The table was centred with a three tiered anniversary cake which was beautifully decorated with golden lea- ves and bells topped with tiny datto- dils. On each side of the cake was a beautiful bouquet of yellow and white spring flowers and mums, During the afternoon Mr, Ear] Dor. rell spoke of the fine qualities that have made the couple so well thought of through the years, Messrs Harry Johnston, Streetsville, and Mr. Ivan Mountjoy made the presentation of a swivel rocker, an occasional chair, two bouquets of mums and a sum of mon- ey to which both the bride and groom made fitting replies. Earlier in the day the Johnston clan had presented her with a necklace and earring set and him with a wallet. On Sunday following a family din- ner party at the home of Mr Earl Dor- rell the family presented.thelr parents with wrist' watches and. golden cups and saucers, They also received a num- week, were present, Donna Marie and Car- lyle Avery and Linda and Pearl John- aton. Mr. George Johnston, the groem"s man of 60 years ago was among the several who spoke words of congratu- lation. Their bridesmaid was the late Annie Ferguson Dorrell. Among the. guests were Mr, and Mrs, John Row- land, Millbrook, the groom's sister, who celebrated a golden wedding on April 12, 1961, Mr. and Mrs, Milliard Fallis, Baden, the bride's only sur- viving sister, and .numerous nelices, nephews and friends from Ottawa, St. Catherines, Bronte, Orono, Bethany, Yelverton, Belleville and surrounding territory. ---- Golden Wedding A large number ,of relatives and friends gathered at the Anglican Par- ish Hall to congratulate and visit with Mr, and Mrs Russel Brown on their | Golden Wedding celebration. It being such a beautiful afternoon numerous -| pictures of the bride and groom, the brides maid and groom's man, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Gibson, Cobourg, also of taken. Mrs, John Mew of Toronto, read an address and Mrs, Ron. Wright of Oshawa presented the happy cou- ple with a purse of money, The groom made a fitting reply. A dainty lunch was served and fri ends enjoyed h social time, Despite the wet evening about' 50 ladies gathered in the C E. room of the United Church Thurs. and listened John Yaremko, Percy. Vivian, M.P. for |- ber of individual gifts during the| Four oftheir grandchildren]. . .. the bride and her four sisters, were |: attentively to Mrs, Richardson, Whitby |. Bowmanville as they explained, dis. cussed and answered questions regard- ing the new organiization "The United Church Women". Following the meet- ing a dainty self serve lunch of cook- ies and coffee was enjoyed. My, and Mrs. Milliard Fallis, Baden, were Monday dinner guests of the Johnston families, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jolly and family, Toronto, were dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell Monday. Mr. and™Mrs. B. McNeil and family of Toronto were dinner guests of Mr. and Mys. Frank Hoskin Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fallis and family of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Don Hamilton and family Toronto, visited Mr, and Mrs. Doug, Mackie and Gntly, Mon. day. . GYPTE _PQRT PERRY EVervbody's talking about this new Decoration! TEXTURE PAINT FOR WALLS AND CEILINGS Goes right over your old walls. Anybody can apply and texture Qyptex--no tinting required as it comes in ready-mixed tints of ivory. Blue. Green. Pink and Whive. Sinply Sid atv, min to @ heavy paste and brush i on. Reesor Fuel & Lumber YUkon 5-7951° more work per dollar, Here's a gasoline that meets the demands of tractor engines, It provides the best in quick starts, fast warm-up, power and economy. Use Esso Gasos line and get the best value for your tractor fuel dollar, - For diesel powered units, Esso Diesel Fuel has been proven over and over again ...%0 give peak performance,-- ve gy PORT PERRY, Mrs, Crowle Oshawa and Mrs. Ives, Filtered Pool. . Monday, July 8rd. Instruction, Ru Groms nats classes for children, with purchase of $6.00 Season's Ticket, 4 "SWING LESSONS at 2 POPLAR PARK Port Perry Mon. through Fri. Course requires two lessons FREE * Season's Tickets available after opening date June 18th. Parents requiring five or more children's Season's 'Tickets, the rest, compliments POPLAR PARK. NO ADMISSION OPENING DATE, JUNE tsth ~~ "your - cal evening 'classes for 'adults. All to be enjoyed in a completel y Enrolment date June 24 to June 20th opel ibd purchase five, receive Voaneanie Esso Gasoline gives you more power, GORDON PRENTICE FARM AGENT L555 YUkon 8.2827 ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST 4 ot) I