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Wellington Tellers of the Yonge Street Cirenit, alsa took part 4 ™ HUAWA TIMES, Wedneetoy, Jone 22, 1966 f BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE 'ot manpower evelopment." saye the @i-page report pre "Define Role': A Bible Christian Church was huilt in 1902 at a cost of shout! $1 904 and in (850 a Preshyter an Church was erected cost ing $1508. In 1895 the Prince Albert Mission was made up of Prince Aihbert, Port Perry per Uties, Vpsom,. Wright rince Albert Church Celebrates Centennial a PRINCE ALBERT To cele | Webs | play at next changed out of loyal delerence hdd brate the 106th anniversary of day se en m service Prince a " Mie als Es speiling) with missionary aid KAmund FIRST SETTER requesied oniy for Seugog hy Vicke The village's fivet settier wa Meriyn Aimer Hurd in 1824, The first PRESENT CHURCH Reacock store was opened in 1893 and Research reveals that a new Hunts Bruce &nelgrave the post office in 186. In its Wesleyan Methodist Church war Wilbur Bance, - elders early days the village Wad aerected in 1866 on land pur Murohy and Frank population of about 68, aichased from James Currie, The trustees school, two hotels, twa tanner dedication was held Sept. three asheries and a patentii#64, with Dr. Taylor as the ai medicine factory, It is reported special speaker A that, at one time, Prince Albert jy 1993 when the Wesleyan was the largest grain buying Methodists, Primitive Metho centre in Upper Canada out gists pnd Bible Christian of Brampton Churches entered a union, the Residents of the area were Bible Christian Chureh in ved hy saddle hag preachers. Prince Athert was converted ool Ut is reported Re Peter Jones, into a parsonage. Rey, J. ¢ who after holding service for Dobson was appointed as min the Indians in @ hasewood ister chapel, preached to the white' wWanchester was added to the n the widow Day prince Athert Cirewit. in 1866 making four appointments, The "The Christian salary of the minister was $650 that in J845 Bf 1916 the salary had riser of the to $900 and in 1920 to $1,650 other The church building remain much a6 it tructed 1900 the east gable was repair to ed and the alcove with its beau { tiful window added, In 1906 a metal ceiling, which still ex own, The on ser- was installed, In 1056 preached hy Rev. cel was modernized president the redecorated and elia 14 Was and Sun Se igog added in ts ae aa Pree mi vere © series of sper a events ere he ing held this week. The obser ance will culminate with # Gervice of Reconsecration at 7,98 p.m., next Sunday, conduct ad by the minister, Mev, Alec G, Rice, of Port Perry The centennial opened last Sunday when two former min isters, Rey. W. ©. Smith and) Al Rev, H. H. Wyley, conducted ards chairman the services, Next Sunday morn ne, treasurer ing, enother former pastor.|Harald Holthy fiev. Biden & Linstead, will Hunter, ¢ Mrs conduct the service Cecil Newnham and Fred Olsen An outdoor barbeque in. the members of the hoard of stew church yard is being held this arde evening. Old time entertain Terry Hodgins ment, featuring @ barber shor uperintendent quartet, » feature,.the pro UCW president gram Sneigrove org leader Mre CENTENNIAL SUPPER church officer The Centennial Supper Will 'The histor . h he held et the church @ Fri repared by Mire day starting at § p.m. A PUM Yartyn Myre Love andi Pri her of the women of the church urs w. ¢ will be dressed in [P46 COS Fires tumes. A will be on displa Mr. Smith, who Sunday morning was pastor what the enure? fram 947 ta' 951 A «set During the service the Junior Farmer Quartet, composed of Ralph Hone Skerrett Bruce MeMillan Ronald King, tang Mr. Wylie was minister from 1981 to 1957, The members of the Kedron United Church Choir with Fred Densham as soloist contributed to the service Mr duct of thie Macrea honors riery cent sre) 6are and ¥rank elders; Wari srasion, tas af in Gran ana hose Vickery ' es stew Hoa Hindgins Grant hoard of Hector Terry Mrs { AY lan Martyn es bor layton side t he PY day & Roy Hope Bruce and cho Pugh. res ton's out Mrs Ure ranist Mer dents barn from (uardian" state Ainert was charge VUemos Clayton amit React nee part states the Whith the settler ir Ret Townehiy eachin iy Winehe 1850 nua a HACER We Was cone number of antiques y hen ( from 1821 andeil whe Py ar ster and nee Vaward He settled on now the Christie farm rived County ip in wo farted ihe We Methodi ihe of w f spoke 4 Church Da inky of ch ement, knowin as comprised reons gradua ame was' cor dedicat ihe chan he churet carpet fon's Corners 400 mons the noch fe were ahout Wood of pur Kennet } and n gre i tra will con morning's of the 1944, The hureh Frank Donald will Linstead, who next Sunda service was pas church from 1957 Port Perry United (¢ Choir, directed by Mrs Hastings, with Mre Forder as accompanist sing at this vice, A string \ quartet,; composed of VY P Stouffer, Miss Karen Rice Bruce Snelgrove and Kenneth WOODBINE _ESULIS Nronh ne tor to ser EVERYDAY AT racing moaider SCOTT BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PACK becand-- yeer-olds and vupwara t Wonder (Ture View Andersen {iteve) Pilot, Black Santer ran, Ages Oust sSeucy Question hawk, Prilynn fNeniess denctes Daily Third -« Purse ¢ maiden & and syearnids, Milruthe -- (Gemer) Walt tes ie, Forever Leesevite, Mins Resolve, tine fMAarians Pal alse fleie @euble: 6209. rr) 46 Dittfach tatte ASSORTED COLORS LYN! Lete seratehes Sammy Large 20.07. Tin EE oe A Mf LUKES 24 OZ. JAR STRAWBERRY JAM SOCKEYE SALMON RED: ROSE Bxactor: #40 Seventh._P earolds, 6 f Sunny Dollar ames PARAMOUNT &.07 TIN 60 BAG PKG, Sabie bias entry BeNatura (End Special Owen Lal 'Watland) farms and MM Kane tor fervirte found, Branttord Catharines ALi. POPLILAR BRANDS CIGARETTES 3 BANANAS J] ' Carpenters Out At Port Hope PORT HOPE. Ont (CP) Carpenters working on a new post office here went on atrike Tuesday against Chemong Con struction Ltd The men are members of the United Rrothoerhood of Carpen ters and (CLC), Local 1071 Thes Toiners want e@ alr clause vin their contract Chemone sident, Lievd Ren nett, aaid h a clause-giving carpenters two houra' pay on a day they come to work and there is nothing to do--would not he fair to carpenters work ing for Chemong in Peterbor ough and Oshawa Five carpenters picketed the eamatruction tte Plectrician and plumber retry the pick other Gheneee' cette ta, WHITBY (Siaff) uy saertees, Seott 12th PR bs nn bes was reserved for one week Concession magistrate' s when consort af ead ana the. fharch was known West Hil - preree ue seem The charge Sgt ering ment breath smelied of liquor when he joined hooth The had told him sed's car back and strike an oiner said the accused staggered at was slurred Tavener diabetic condition and had heen following A Pickering peared charge of breach of probation Was week by Magistrate H myn The man Riva was refused court not to That's had hena le had obser BUY MORE - SPEND LESS PEACHES 249° nym 3° 57° 79° 45 pared by G, R. Forsyth and J R. Nininger of the University of Western Ontario, Landon Their findings, after a Ottawa Told TORONTO (CP)--The federal government should hetter define {s responsibility for the devel car Opment of Canada's \ahor force| the #94 should pilow management court Tunsdey discovered areused #74 unions more say in devel ap liam Tevencr, 91, of man was unable (a drive Wigd ol se py SAYS & Fepert w was convicted on a Robert B. Rowden, %, of se? fos hdd Eeonomie Councit mine FOR. Nope, WAS CHAE e4, June 18 in Whithy, when he was found in the front seat of a car owned by Richard A Dodge, of 541 Annes Bt The aceysed told the Court he had heen drinking heavily that fay and pleaded guilty to the charge, he then informed the The one-year study include Coast that he was unable to' ne # truck on Highway 2 April samplings of the rn le a drive % fectiveness in Toronto, Carn finn 6 Timms said he had received wall, Ottawa, Sarnia, Timmins Ps , he suspension order at ahout and Welland enecked w 4 pm. on the same day and had diseovered the taken it to the Pickering Police deed unable Station for clarification, He in hed Barges troduced a receipt from the De yee tne. biCew partment of Transport indicat. Mr Aifieck asked that the ing he had paid i pan the weeks Silty plea he stricken end the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund case dism April | end @ letter advising m his licence had heen rein tated Court Reserves Judgment In Drunk Driving Case A charge of aiiempted wae dismissed when years ~~ Judgment | lensed hy the council today inithett court the ment to sit on employer and trade non | invalvoment = Wil oe rn pene tre ning of the 'unemploy ed with 'preventive training' as a prime target sa thai tuiure un employment can be avoided "Federal authorities should set out much more specifically their responsibilities in the area ear gr was laid Mar. Bodley of the Pick: Police Depart accused & ariving tion and development," | R Township whe said provincial committee 'specific ally charged with the develop the him in a restaurant cational training," gaid the accused he was not ariv- watched the ge- Hficer but later orney Bruce Affleck th police officers and accused was in- and the Chief had the parking St. Rox vehicle and drive m awa LAKE 18 LARGE largest jake in Atherta '¢ lake 04 «square miles to drive wie sialia a Fis ree pol ation and his speech Police Athahaska, in 2) said he had a pre of hospita two tests, only ssed Created To Individual Requirements yout f nr youth who a A Pickering Towship man on a was placed suapennien set tence for one year when he was Magistrate 1, W. Jermyn said a driving while ine crrenmstances were con ion but the accused had while in possession of suspension order for sentencing on remanded in custedy for a M, Jer found infer gut ising driven the KUSpen Frederick Rf. Timms, Tra admitted fer A ? of High receiving Richard Nor 2061 Lake accused Phitlip reque B a let jew in a 0 from de magistvate in p ale - pul He then asked the send hihi get married another indication of said the magi sted ariment STAFFORD BROS, LTD MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 his DIAPER SERVICE pended Pick tha 0 jail as and Delivery Weekly Ph, 668-4671 ip Twice had to n Detective jour Sergeant fi Bodle said he study of Ontario's Fiaelon Sitan for the training and retraining mities of unemployed persone, were ve the site elne * They urge the federal govern-\iense far the $264,900.008 pra- place greater empha posed Kaion Centre project ing process of program evolu | ropobita tan Novonta cauneil Recommended aise ts estah-(he pew clams Hehment by Ottawa of w federal-\@ Planned expe ia ed the accused dt City Hall Lease Gets Approval TORONTO Ppr Metropelt- Toronte's executive epm- voted Tuesday ta make of the old city hall end tower available under The fommittee's decision will ee Mee meme Ty Vatons wants the site next ta t ity hati for on, including building makes Mstorey if council the file ment of long-range plans for yo-| #Vailable to Vatons the ald eity hall will be demolished, Some councillors and members of the general public want the old eity hall huliding ieueteeniiabesemndimminmemetemeiatmeeies an retained as an historie GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS $1,000 Accumulates to $1,343.91 In Five Yeors ot 6% Annum WHITBY MARINATED KOSHER STYLE SLICED COOKED \ SUNNYBROOK BAR-B-QUE PORK READY TO EAT 'BACK 'BACON ) CENTRE CUTS BS LB. Ly Ta Vp eI 29 29 39 @ TRIPLE HEADER VALUE @ SUNNY BROOK Wieners - Sausage Hamburger 3 lbs. 1.09 MAMA MIA FROZEN REG. 25¢ SPAGHETTI with Meot souce 8-OZ, PK, SLICED, COOKED HAM 99 FRESH SLICED BABY BEEF LIVER 45 RED & BLUE BRAND ROUND sreaks 79 FRESH CUT UP CHICKEN LEGS & BREASTS 49: 10 FRESH PORK HOCKS SUNNY BROOK IN PIECE lb FROZEN Turkeys OVEN READY Carton SUNNYBROOK FOOD MARKET OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M, 114 DUNDAS ST, E. - WHITBY - ONTARIO