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RASA ARIE 4 50070 4 TE SOR Rat hy HAR A * ASHE | Bay A a TR 8 7 sR a aa : : 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 21st, 1964 Ashburn News Mr. and Mrs. Russell Batten) ing with twenty members pre- and Judith spent the holiday week-end in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Har- rison motored to Latchford last week to attend the funeral of a relative, Mrs. Russell Taylor enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls on Friday. Mrs. Edgar Heron and Mrs. Russell Batten attended C. G. I. T. and Explorer banquets .in Uxbridge and Woodville last week extending greetings as representatives from the W.M.S. Presbytery of Lindsay. Mr. Nelson Ashton returned home from Oshawa General Hospital on Monday. The Annual Family night concert, sponsored by the C.0.C,, Explorers and Junior Choir was presented in the Sunday School room recently. Mrs. Gerald Middleton; Mrs. Fred Daw and Mrs. Wm. Hop- kins the leaders had charge. A play "Old Mother Goose", was given by the C.0.C. and "Am I my Brother's Keeper", was presented by the Explorers. Piano selections were given by Lisa Gaudaur; Gordon Hum- phrey; Pauline Godda; Barbara Humphrey and Kyle Gaudaur. Rev. H. Buntain closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Lindsay Death was hos- tess to the ladies of the W. M.S. Auxiliary on Wednesday even- Ont. County CWL 140 members from Uxbridge, Port Perry, Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering and Rosebank attended the Annual Meeting and. first Pot Luck Supper of Ontario County South Regional C.W.L. held recently at St. Gregory's Auditorium, Oshawa. The evening began with Bene- diction celebrated by Rt. Rev. P. M. Dwyer who also had words of Welcome from St. Gregory 's Council. Coffee Host- esses were members of St. Gre- |- gory's C.W.L. Mrs. Gregory Carter, Region- al Chairman, conducted the sea- son's final meeting and intro-| duced Mrs. Clifford Noble, 1st vice-president of the Toronto Archdiocesan C.W.L. who spoke briefly. : Rev. Gerard Breen, Archdio- cesan Spiritual Director, con- gratulated new presidents and paid tribute to outgoing presi- dents for their dedicated work. Rev: Norbert Gignac, Region- al Spiritual Director, asked Parish Councils to give consid- eration to the "Formal Recep- tion or Enrollment of new -mem- bers into the C.W.L.", This sent. The president Mrs. R. Batten presided, the scripture lesson was read by Mrs. C. Harrison and Mrs. E, Heron led in prayer. Mrs. Norman Anderson had charge of the programme with Mrs. Schnabel; Mrs. D. Ashton; Mrs. R, Richardson; Mrs. L. Death and Mrs. F. Lynde as- sisting. Refreshments were served and a social half hour enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Ash- ton, sons Ronald and Arnold and Mrs. H. Doble motored to Buffalo on Sunday. The ladies' Bible Class will hold a banquet in the basement of the Church on Friday even- ing, May 22nd at 7 p.m. to com- memorate the 25th anniversary of the organization of the class. All ladies of the community are cordially invited to attend. Pte. Philip Doble of the U.S. Army and stationed at Fort Devens, Mass., spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Ashton. Mr. Gordon Stuttaford spent the week-end with relatives in Toronto. At Rest BROWN, Gordon Whitfield-- At his home, Cadmus, Ont., on Mon., May 18th, 1964, Gordon W. Brown, dearly loved son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown, dear brother: of the late Lloyd D. Brown, in his blst year. Service from the McDermott- Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry, on Wednesday. Interment St. John's Cemetery, Blackstock, HANCE, Ernest--At St. Mi- chael's Hospital, Toronto, Ont. on Thursday, May 14th, 1964, Ernest Hance, beloved husband of the late Mellissa Henry and dear father of Len. Service from McDermott - Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry on Monday. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. HOPKINS, Emma Loretta-- At the home of her daughter in Ottawa on Mon., May 18, 1964, Emma Bamford, beloved wife of the late Joseph Hopkins, dear mother of Doris (Mrs, W. Wat- son), Marion (Mrs. B. Webster) both of Port Perry and Jean (Mrs. A. Anderson )of Ottawa, loving sister of Mrs. Minnie Powers of Cookstown and Ken- neth Bamford of Toronto, in her 84th year. Service from the Port Perry on Wednesday. In- terment Union Cemetery, Osh- awa, Minor Softball Starts May 25th The Port Perry Squirts and Bantams open the Softball sea- son on May 25th, playing host to Stouffville, The Squirts will play at 7.00 p.m. The Bantams take to the diamond at 8.30 p.m. under the lights. The Squirt team is sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion and will have 10 members of last year's team back and should be a very strong team. The Bantams are sponsored by the Port Perry Lions Club, Only two members of last year's team are back. Coaches are Tod Becker and Allan Rahm with Carl Luke as manager, With only a few practices this year the Bantam team looks very promising. The boys of the Minor Ball teams look for your support as they endevour to fulfil many en- tertaining hours of enjoyment McDermott - Panabaker Chapel, for the people of Port Perry. WIDE POSSIBILITIES FOR SEED POTATOES An additional 2000 acres of seed potatoes could be grown to advantage according to the Ont- ario Department of Agriculture. This would represent more than three times the acreage of seed potatoes grown in Ontario in 1963. Seed potatoes can be sold to commercial growers who supply the fresh and processed trade. According to reports reaching 'the Department of Agriculture one County alone uses around one quarter of a million dollars worth of seed and Ontario grown seed has given excellent results, comparing most favor- ably for vigor and freedom from disease, with seed from any other source. Varieties most in demand are Irish Cob- bler, Cherokee, Sebago, and Kennebec. Potato growers who plant Foundation grade seed potatoes would be well advised to take advantage of free field inspec- tion service for seed. A mini- mom of one acre is required, and there is no maximum. Further particulars may be secured from Agricultural Rep- resentatives in each County and district, or from the nearest Branch of the Department of Agriculture. Far Ahead in Career Opportunities: THE GRAPHIC ARTS INDUSTRIES ceremony would not only inspire new members but would instill a deeper meaning. of the aims ----and-objects of the C:W:Li--Fa-- ther then paid a special tribute to Mrs. Carter who is complet- ing her term of office and pre- sented her with a gift from members of Ontario South, Migs Verda Packer, Spiritual Convener, presented a_ Spiritual Bouquet to Father Gignac who is also completing Hi§ term as Regional Spiritual Director. The attendance prize was won. 3 by Mrs. A. Van Der Voort of| 1 : Immaculate Concpetion C.W.L., a ____Port Perry. 4 a New Presidents introduced were: Mrs. D. O'Beirn, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Uxbridge; Mrs. Robert Mackey, St. John the Evangelist, Whitby, and Mrs, i GRAPHIC ARTS INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION v Wm. Saccoccio, St. Mary of the | 5 Aer Shranl, rigws 4. Onter : Angels, Rosebank. § Attending also was Rev. J. B. Myers. i! ~ Sh 1 + ERGY RR - ar. ok STERNER ek 2, Ser SOAR a oN Al 5a