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¢--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 11th, 1968 Visit Our Hat Room This Week [gn For Ouistanding Value OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON UNTIL 6.00 O'CLOCK TEE TE gC tASC0 a0=3| SIORE RL ee aa a a a We have the Style and Price TE TT. To Fit Every Pocket Book THE CHURCHES ANGLICAN CHURCH CHURCH OF ASCENSION Rev. EB. W. Fuller, BA, B.D, 8.T.M. Friday, April 12th-- 1 to 3 p.m.--Good Friday Devotions Sunday, April 14th-- EASTER DAY 1.30 a.m.--Holy Communion 11.30 a.m.--Holy Communion PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. E 8. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sanday, April 14th-- 10LOV a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 am.--Jr, Sunday School 11.00 aun.--Morning Worship ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A, Minister Sunday, April 14th-- 10:00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11.00 a.m~--S8unday School. The United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral Charge Rev. C. C. Gilbert, B.D. Sunday, April 14th-- 10.16 am --8CUGOG 11.00 a.m --MANCHESTER 1140--HKAD Sunday School 1.16 pm--~--PROSPECT PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor--J. H. Brown Sunday, April 14th-- 4.60 aum.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--*"Memories" 7.00 p.m.--*"Who is Your Crutch?" Monday, 7.00 p.m.--Young People Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting -- EVBEYONE WELCOME -- IS YOUR DESTINY OF YOUR OWN MAKING? Are you a victim of fate? ls God responsible for what happens to you? Public Address by . .. N. NEVAR Representative Watch Tower Soclety Sunday, April 14, 3 p.m. Scout Hall. Lilla Street Port Perry, Ont. Good-Will Persons Welcome No Collections Taken Rat Ra ol et at att Death STONE, Herbert Howard-- At Fairview Lodge, Whitby, on Sun- day, April 7th, 1963, H. Howard Stone, dearly loved husband of Edna Davis, dear father of Mary (Mrs. Jas. Keer), Grace (Mrs. P. Griffiths), both of Toronto, and George of Port Perry. In his 81st year. Funeral from the Chapel of McDermott-Panabaker, Port Perry on Tuesday, April 9th, 1968. In- terment Pine Grove Cemetery. In Memoriam CLARK -- In loving memory of a beloved Dad and Grandad Charles S. Clark, who passed away April 6th, 1969. Fond memories forever cherished. Ross, Lloyd and their families. ELECT Coming Events Flower Show Annual Spring Flower Show with a scene from nature at Grace United Church, Scugog, at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 11. Miscellaneous program of readings, duets and musical numbers. Fashion show by the children. Prizes given, also lucky number draws. Lunch. Adults 650c. Children 26ec. Apr. 11 Scout Mothers Auxiliary In place of the regular meeting a Pot Luck Spring Party will be held at the Scout Hall, Monday, April 16 at 8.30 pm. All Scout and Cub mothers are invited to attend whether or not they have been attending re- gularly. April 11 Smorgashord Supper Myrtle United Church, SATUR. DAY, APRIL 20th, beginning at 4.00 p.m. Adults $1.60, Children 6-16 $1.00, 2-6 .60c. Apr. 18 Help The Guides The Guides will be calling on Sat, April 18, selling home made Easter Eggs, in aid of the Guide Camp. For advance orders, please phone 985-2426, Mrs. G. Nelson. April 11 On Thursday, April 11at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Cana- dian Legion. Jackpot $180.00. Court Whist To be held in the Scout Hall on Thursday, April 18 at 8.30 pm. Lunch and Prizes. Admission 60c. Proceeds for Port Perry Guide Camp- ing. Everyone welcome. Sponsored by the Guide Mothers. Euchre and Dance In Utica Hall on Saturday, April 13 at 8.30 p.m. Prizes and Lunch. Admission b50c. Buffalo Bus Trip Anyone interested in taking a bus trip to Buffalo on Wed., May 8th call 986-2277 or 985-2304 before May 1st. Apr.18 April Is Cancer Month Think of yourself . , . Watch for these Warning Signals-- @ Unusual bleeding or discharge. ® A lump or thickening in the breast or elsewhere, ® A sore that does not heal. @ Persistent changes in bowel or bladder habits. @ Persistent hoarseness or cough. ©@ Persistent indigestion or difficulty in swallowing. @ Change in a wart or mole. These signs may or may not mean Cancer. Only your Doctor can de- cide. Think of your loved ones and con. tinue to assist the Cancer Society's expanding programme of Research, Education, and Welfare, through your local Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society. Port Perry Branch President --Mrs. M. B. Dymond; Campaign chairman--Mrs, S. Cawker. Ld In Memoriam COLLINS -- In loving memory of my dear father, mother and little sister, Cora. They said good bye to none, The Heavenly gates were opened A loving voice said come. I often think of them And wonder why they had to die Without a chance to say good bye. The flowers 1 place upon their graves Will wither and decay, But the love for them who sleep beneath Shall never fade away. Always remembered by 985.7174 -PT. PERRY In Memoriam REDMAN -- In loving memory of my dear husband, Harold Edward Redman, who passed away April 16, 1969. Until we are together forever. Always loved and cherished by his wife Joyce. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends and neighbours of Manchester Community for the lovely dinette suite received from them. It will always be trea- sured and used with many happy memories of our association together and a special "Thank you" to those who made that memorable evening possible. Harvey and Pearl Dobson. Card of Thanks Words cannot adequately express our deep appreciation of the many kind and sympathetic acts that came to us at the time of our recent be- reavement of a dear husband and father, Harold Scott. Wife Lucille and family. Card of Thanks Again I would like to show my ap- preciation to my relatives and many friends for their lovely cards, letters and other gifts received during my stay in Community hospital. I also wish to thank the nurses and staff of the hospital and Dr. Rennie and Dr. Sturgis and to my pastor Rev. Lin- stead for his visits and prayers. All your thoughtfulness is a source of comfort and cheer. Sincere thanks. Ethel Smallman Card of Thanks Our heartfelt thanks to all who ex- tended comforting sympathy and help in our recent sorrow, the loss of a dear son and brother. For the beau- tiful service, floral offerings and many other kindnesses we are deeply grateful. The Scott family. Obituary- Miss Agnes Johnston The funeral service for Miss Agnes Johnston, 88, who died last Monday in Peterborough Civic Hospital, was held Wednesday two years, a farm at the southern edge of the Mi lbrook. " mens groups of Grace Presbyter- to call on the sick and shut-ins. The church was her life. Born in Cartwright Township ghter of the late John Johnston and the former Eliza Naey. She is survived by one sister, Mrs John Rowland of Millbrook and by a brother, Alexander Jo- hnston of Blackstock, as well as by a number of neices and neph- ews. One brother, David Johnston pre-deceased her, Her funeral was conducted by her minister, the Reverend Gerald Graham of Grace Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers were all nep- hews or nephews-in-law. They were Keith Johnston of Belleville Harry Johnston of Streetsville, Walter Larmer of Toronto, Gerald McGill of Bethany, Howard Bra- ckenridge of South Monaghan and Stanford Brown of Ida, Burial was in Cadmus Ceme- daughter Pear! and family. |tery, Blackstock. from Grace Presbyterian Church 43 in Millbrook. She had been a pa- 3 tient in the hospital for more than Es Miss Johnston served many |8 years in Toronto as a deacones of | §! the Presbyterian Church in Tor-|H onto. She retired about 25 years |& ago on account of her health, and 3 came to make her home in or near | Millbrook. For a time she lived on | village with her sister and brother * in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Row-|§ land, later moving with them to ¥ Miss Johnston was a graduate | §§ of the Presbyterian Training Sch-|% ool for Deaconesses in Toronto. |# After coming to Millbrook shel continued to be active in the wo-|} ian Church, particularly the WMS : THE PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB THANK YOU The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada for phone service, The Port Perry Cham- ber of Commerce for the use of their Christmas Tree lights, The Port Perry Town Council for the loan of picnic tables, and the Port Perry Star for printing our club news of the past few weeks. All these services were so important to the success of our 6th annual ice Revue. We also thank the parents of the club members who very willingly helped us in so many different ways. Much appreciation and thanks to Mr. A. Summers O.P.P. and the mem- bers of the Port Perry Fire Brigade in keeping a watchful eye for the safety of those attending the Ice Revue of 1968. The Executive of P.P.F.S.C. Myrtle United Church Women The meeting was held at the home of the President, Mrs. Nottingham, with a fair attendance. The Worship period was taken by Mrs. E. Cooke with Mrs. Howard reading the Scrip- ture. The Mission Study was on Hong Kong and was hoth informa. tive and interesting. Minute Card No. 2 was read by Mrs. Nottingham. The title -- "Ia This The Budget?" The Roll Call was answered with a verse from the Bible containing the word "Lamb". The Chairman of the Social Com- mittee, Mrs. Freeburn, reported op the plans for the coming wedding. The program report of "The Smor- gasbord" convener, Mrs. Deeming was then given. Plans are well under way for this Special event for Satur. day, April 20. The Menu will include Roast Beef, Baked Ham, Roast Tur- key, Escalloped Potatoes with a var- iety of Casserole dishes, Salads, As- sorted Desserts. We are anticipat- ing a good crowd an dit being on a Saturday we will begin at 4.00 o'clock. Our next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. N. Couperthwaite on May 1st. The Roll Call to be an. swered with a verse from the Bible containing the word "Follow", Please try to attend this meeting, A poem entitled "Friends" was read by the President and our meeting closed with all uniting in repeating the Lord's Prayer, Obituary- HAROLD DOUGLAS SCOTT . Harold Douglas Scott, of Barrie, passed away suddenly at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, on Sunday, March 31st. Harold was the second son, of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott, of Seagrave. The deceased was born in Seagrave --y Legion Auxiliary On Mar. 26 there was an executive meeting held at Mrs. F. Warrens' (Clara) and almost all the girls turn- ed out, then that same night we held the regular meeting and that wasn't so well attended, but of course that!' was to be expected as this is a busy time of the year, what with Easter coming on and children needing new clothes and in lots of cases mom makes them. We have a very busy time coming up as I said once before | with our banquests and what not. On | April 9 there is a Ladies' Curling Club Banquet and also that same night we have been invited to a social at the Whitby Aux. I am looking for-' ward to it as we do have lots of fun | and we are made very welcome by the ladies of that Legion. All our members won't be going as they have to work at the banquet as that will: be their night for working, we have | different groups working each time something comes up and as that is the: way things go, they accept it, and do a very good job. On April 29 there. is another social at Bowmanville and |! on May 16 a zone rally at Ajax and I do hope our members make a goed showing. I made a mistake girls, | that social in Whitby is on April 24 instead of the 8th as I said earlier in my letter. Our next general meeting will be held on April 23. We had to give up our April 9th meeting as that night | we are having that banquet for the: ladies curling club. That zone rally will be at 6 o'clock so we will have to leave early to get there, but we will decide that at our next meeting. The jackpot never went this time at the bingo so there will be $180.00 go- ing at the next bingo on April 11, a Thursday. It starts at 8 o'clock and we hope you will be there and good luck to you all. That is all for now but I hope to have more news next time. Remember the BINGO at PORT PERRY, THURS, APRIL 11 at 8.00 p.m. Have you fought the foes of Freedom, in the air, on land or sea? Home or Foreign, East or Westward, Holland, France or Italy? We don't agk about religion, nor if you were in "the line." Comrade, for the sake of comrades, join the legion; now's the time! Do you shirk a bounden duty? Is it that you do not care? Have you lost your pride of service? Is the burden hard to bear? You've a duty; then perform it . . all for one and one for all JOIN THE LEGION, ALL YOU VETERANS, for divided we shall fall. CONTACT: -- JIM HADLEY, Membership Chairman Branch 419 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, Port Pe Or any Member of the Branch fo --The Legionary on October 17, she was the dau-|¢eoeeese WE SERVICE 1. Electric Heating 2. Hydro - Hot Water Tanks (also Rental Tanks) J. Electrical Controls 985 - -2473 WES LANE Plumbing - Heating - Electric - WE SELL 985 - 2473 on May 17th, 1928 and attended Sea- grave Public School, and Port Perry High School. He joined the R.C.A.F. before the Second World War. In 1947 he married Lucille Jeffrey of Port Perry. The young couple took up residence in Barrie, which has been their home ever since. Harold was a civil service officer of National Defence with the Fire De- partment at Camp Borden, He was a member of the Corinthian Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Barrie. He was also a { member of The Royal Canadian Le- gion. He leaves to mourn his passing his wife; two sons, Douglas and Gordon; two daughters, Marie and Gail; his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott, of Seagrave; two brothers, Kenneth of Oakwood, and Beverley of Oshawa. The remains rested at the Jennett Funeral Home, Barrie, where a short funeral service was conducted by Archdeacon Reed, of the Anglican Church. After Wednesday morning the remains rested in the McDermott- Panabaker Funeral Home, Port Perry, where the funeral service was con- ducted by Rev. E. McNeil of Seagrave United Church, on Thursday after- noon. The pallbearers were Messrs. Dave Duncan, Bob Platt, Douglas Chew, Harold Jennett, Martin Geil, all of Camp Borden Fire Department, and Mr. Ross Wooldridge of Peterboro, a life long friend. 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