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4&---THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 27th, 1968 THE CHURCHES |Coming Events ANGLICAN CHURCH CHURCH OF ASCENSION Rev. E"W: Ruller, B.A, B.D, 8. TM. Sunday, June 30th-- 11.80 a.m.--Morning Prayer 11.30 a.m.--Church School Youth Service. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. 8. Linstead, B.A, Minister Sunday, June 30th-- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.-=Jr. Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A, Minister Sunday, June 30th-- Morning Worship. at 10.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School The United Church of Canadas SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. C. C. Gilbert, B.D. Sunday, June 30th-- PROSPECT--9.16 aan. MANCHESTER--10.16 a.m. SCUGOG--11.16 a.m. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor--J. H. Brown Sunday, June 30th-- 9.50 a.m.-- Sunday School 11.00 a.m.-----Morning Worship 7.00 p.m.--Evening Worship Monday, 7.00 p.m. Young People Wednesday, 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting EVEYONE WELCOME -- A eT a a tt gl Deaths BRADBURN, Margaret Edith--At Ler residence, Blackstock, Ont., op Sunday, June 23rd, 1963, Margaret Wotten, beloved wife of the late Jas. Wesley Bradburn, dear mother of Arvilla (Mrs. L. Henry) and Joseph, both of Blackstock, Viola (Mrs. F. Marter) of Maple Grove, and Lorne of Toronto, loving sister of Daniel Wotten of Toronto, and Gertrude Adams of Bowmanville, in her 85th year. Service at the Chapel of .McDermott - Panabaker, Port. Perry, on Tuesday. Interment Union Ceme- tery, Cadmus. RODD, Amos--Tuesday, June 26, 1963 Amos Rodd, beloved husband of Kvalena Watson and dear father of Lillian (Mrs. Henry Thomas), (de- ceased), Russell; Margaret; Rex (de- ceased); Velma (Mrs. Reg. Foster); Bernice (Mrs. Bert Gibson); Gladys (deceased); Doris(Mrs. Frank Tobin), in his 87th year. Resting at McGuire and Low, Funeral Home Uxbridge for service in the chapel on Thursday, June 27th at 2.30 p.m. Interment Bethel Cemetery, Greenbank. In Memoriam In loving memory of the late Stewart Rodman who passed away June 21, 1961. Silent are the volces we loved to hear Too far away for sight or speech; Sweet to remember those who once were here, And who, though absent, are just as dear. Remembered by Mrs. E. Ashton and family. OUT WITH THE 0LD IN WITH THE NEW, \. {HEAVY DUTY WIRING THATS SURE TO CORA EATING 085.7174 PT. PERRY 1.0.0.F. = Auction Sale Warriner Lodge #76 plans to hold an auction sale in aid of our Build. ing Fund on JULY 27th, at Jackson's Auction Lot at 1.80 p.m. "Anyone wishing to donate articles for this Sale please contact: Terry Hodgins 986-2487 Len Beadle 986-2466 te. Strawberry Supper At Prince Albert United Church on Friday, July 6th from 4.30 until all are served. Adults $1.00. Children 12 & under 66c. Pre-school children free. July 4 Home Made Baking Sale Under the muspices of the Presby- terian L.A. to be held on Saturday morning June 29th at 10 o'clock at the Church. Euchre Saturday, June 20th. Senior Citi- zens' Hall at 8.30 p.n. Prizes. Lunch. Admission 60c. Card of Thanks 1 wish to thank all those who came to me at the time of my son Bill's sudden passing. | also wish to thank all those who -have continued to bring the paper to my home to give my boys work and help rehabilitate them in memory of Bill. Mrs. Parker and the boys. Card of Thanks I would like to thank the nurses and staff of Port Perry Memorial Hospital. A special thanks to Dr. John Diamond and Dr. McIntyre dur- ing my stay in the hospital. Also to my friends, relatives and the U.C.W. for the cards, gifts, flowers and the basket of fruit. Linda Heayn. Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Foster of Greenbank announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Jean, to George Bruce Dempsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dempsey of Stoney Creek. The marriage will take place on Saturday, August 3, 1963 at Green- bank United Church at 8 p.m. Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Ivan A. O, Shook of Islington (the former Marjorie Mar. low of Blackstock), announce the en- gagement of their daughter Marjorle Anne to Mr. Allan Stewart Evans also of Islington. The marriage will take place on Saturday, July 6th, 1968 in Islington United Church at 4.80 o'clock. PLUMBING HEATING ~ WIRING WES LANE Phone 985-2473 Annual Birthday Blue Ray Chapter, No. 288, Order of the Eastern Star held its annual birthday party in the Masonic Temple, Queen Street, Port Perry. The oc- casion was to commemorate the 16th birthday of the Chapter and over 260 members and out-of-town guests at- tended. Many Chapters were welcomed among whom were guests from Dur- ham; Scarborough; Whitby; Sun- beam; West Hill; Sunland; Aloha; Queen Esther; Ontario; Markham; Richmond Hill; York and Fairbank. Distinguished guests escorted to the East were Past Grand Matron Edna Anderson, of Durham Chapter; Dist rict Deputy Grand Matron Agnes Wallace, of Markham Chapter, Dist. rict #11; Grand Trustee Jean Gow, of Fairbank Chapter and Honorary Member of Blue Ray; Past District Deputies Grace Jones; Nance Moore (Hon. Member); Meta Moore, (Hon. Member) Jeanne Osborne, (Hon. Member) Ruby Clark, (Hon. Mem- ber); Reta Carothers, (Hon. Mem- ber); Iva Pinkham and Margaret Mec- Keever. Fleven Presiding Melody Matrons and three Presiding Patrons were presented; Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Blue Ray Chapter-- Mabel Chapman; Jessie FEspie; Mar- garet Cornish; Margaret Jeffrey; Margaret Hood; Ethel Nottingham; Margaret Carnegie; Adelina White; Doris Nottingham; Elgin Hutchinson and Hugh Espie, were introduced. Worthy Matron Emma Cook and Worthy Patron Hugh Espie extended sincere welcomes and were happy to greet thirteen charter members in the East. These were Pearl Gerrow; Mabel Chapman, P.M.; Mae Watson; Jessie Eapie, P.M.; Margaret Cornish, P.M.; Almu Reesor, Rebecca Bruton; Esther Chapman; Laura Carnegie; Minnie Brignall; Jeannette Hutchin- son; Elgin Hutchinson, P.P.; and Hugh Espie, P.P. (in office). Several short addresses were heard The speakers were Past Grand Matron Edna Anderson; Grand Trustee Jean Gow; Nance Moore, Past District De- puty Matron, who was the officiating Matron at Blue Ray's Institution fif- teen years ago; Marie Latham repre- senting the Melody Matrons and Charles Greenham for the presiding patrons. One of the highlights of the even- | ing was the presentation of Honorary Memberships to District Deputy Grand Matron Agnes Wallace and her hus- bestowed honour was carried out on behalf of the members of Blue Ray Chapter by Past Matron Ethel Not- tingham and Past Patron Hugh Espie, presiding patron of Blue Ray. The entertainment committee, under the Conductress Bernice Mairs, pre- sented a versatile program including Baton and Tap Dancing selections by Darla and Mary Lou Thomas. The vocal soloist, Diane Brown, who was the winner of three trophies from the recent Lion's Club Musical Festival | held at Sunderland, rendered two de- lightful numbers, "I Love You Be- Manchester Mrs. Dyke entertained a number of ladies last Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. Beryl Currie. Euchre was enjoyed, followed by a delicious lunch. Beryl was given a lovely gift for which she expressed her thanks. We regret she and her family are leaving but our best wishes go with them to their new home in Leaskdale. The U.C.W. will meet at Mrs. Allan Jackson's, Brooklin on Thursday af- ternoon, June 27th. Mrs. Munro spent a week in Brant- ford with her daughter, Mrs. Alex Thompson. and family. Mrs. Ada Hogg, Lindsay is visit- ing her neice Mrs. Art Fielding and family. . Mr. and Mrs. Green, Toronto were at their cottage here for the week- end. ' Dr. A. G. Christie and Mrs, Christie of Baltimore, Md., are at their sum~ mer home here, TF| Mrs. Art Fielding and Mrs. Hogg visited friends in Uxbridge on Friday. CHESTER'S June 27 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES - to all Makes Washers, Dryers, Electric Ranges, etc. e SERVICE GUARANTEED Parts Available - Free Estimates - Call Anytime 986 - 4926 BLACKSTOCK - (Caesarea SERVICES Blue Ray Chapter Hold from distinguished guests in the East. |: band, William Wallace, P.P. This| _... .... Women's Hospital Auxiliary The June meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary was held on Monday, June electric guitar for the first number. 17th, Mrs.- M. B. Dymond presiding. These Port Perry talented youngsters me gttendance was not large, but we are to be congratulated for their| now this is a busy time for house- splendid showmanship. wives and when we resume meetings The refreshment committee, under| {, the autumn we shall hope to have the supervision of Associate Conduct-' ore representatives present. ress Jag Pour en) served luncheon! Ag most people know our main pro- and the birthday cake which graced ject at present is to raise half the the centre of the banquet table was cost of os equipment for piping oxy- made and donated by Past Matron gen -and suction into most rooms at Margaret Jeffrey. the hospital. We have asked the wo- At the close of the party the draw | men of the community, through their sponsored by the Ways and Means | Auxiliary representatives, to raise Committee was held and the lucky! talent money during the next three prize winners were: months for this enterprise, and we Mrs. Mary Bates, of Toronto, won know that through the cooperation of the hand-made quilt which was made the women we shall achieve our goal. and donated by past matron Jessie Party cause" and "My Country". Floyd Whittaker accompanied her on the The following donation: are grate- Esple. fully acknowledged: Among the other prize winners were) Ladies' Auxiliary, Can. Mrs. A. Miller, of Raglan; Kenneth Legion, Port Perry ...... $60.00 Nottingham, of Raglan and Mrs. | Blue Ray Chapter, Order Stevenson, of Port Hope. Proceeds | of the Eastern Star ........ 26.00 from the draw will be used for the Head Church United Women good and welfare work of the Chap-' Scugog Island ............... 26.00 ter. | Mrs. Reta Rodman, Oshawa.. 256.00 CPN ~ 2 " " 2, Royal | Canadian Legion Branch 419 Branch 170 Port Perry , Uxbridge PAST PRESIDENTS' NIGHT Saturday, June 20th. At Port Perry Canadian Legion Hal Dinner at 6:30 p.m. ' ALL VETERANS ARE WELCOME Catholic Women's League Members of the C.W.L. sponsored a bridal shower for Miss Joyce Coyle which was held in the parish hall of the Immaculate Conception Church on Saturday, June 22nd. A large gather- ing of friends and neighbours attend. ed and all admired the gay decorations and enjoyed the general air of festiv- ity. <& « Manchester United Church WOE 4ivcivivrrinmmrnsnmsrsniorns 6.00 Miss Ethel McDermott, Port Perry coon 6.00 A happy summer to all, and thanks to all our friends who have helped our organization in any way during this first half of the year. WC OC | The "bride" ascended her throne and read aloud humorous advice on marriage submitted by those present and then, with the help of two attend- ants, she opened the large assortgent of beautifully wrapped gifts which were afterwards passed round the circle of admiring. guests, When the last parcel was disposed of, Joyca arose to thank everyone for their good wishes and for the many lovely contributions to her new home. The supper, donated by members of the C.W.L., was delicious and added greatly to the general enjoyment. The "Bride's' Book" was circulated among the ladies and signed by every guest. A special word of thanks should be given to Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Amell whose ef- 'forts contributed so much to the suc- cess of the evening. 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