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iid Fhe: XA VA Lan Be RAL TE Sh # : rants 2 J5 {57 vr RL Aldred presided. The meeting open- Scugog News ed with a hymn and Rev. John Bra- Grace Church W. A. met last Wed- Dam led in prayer. Mrs. Cecil Fra- nesday at the church for their monthly lick took charge of the program. Mra. meeting. The president Mrs. Victor Braham read the Scriptures, Mrs. | FOR FINE PRINTING "PROGRAMS LETTERHEADS BOOKLETS FOLDERS BILLHEADS Fine Printing for Every Need "No matter whether you'er contemplating a big advertising campaign or ordering a new supply of letterheads, you can depend on us to deliver a top-notch, carefully planned and executed printing job promptly, and at low cost to you. Advertise THE PORT PERRY STAR WAY. 4 Port Perry Star Company Lid. PHONE 50 PORT PERRY Douglas Aldred read a Mother's Day story. Mrs, Alan Carter led in a con. test, which Mrs, Braham won. Roll call for next meeting. will be a verse of scripture beginning with the letter "D", A 'bazaar will be held on Wednes- day, July 10. More details at a later date, Mrs. Edna McLaren kindly do- nated the use of her home and lovely grounds for an 'Iris Tea'. The date will be announced soon. A donation of $10.00 was made to the Hospital for prizes. Regarding the new floor for the vestibule, it was left up to the com- mittee in charge. ok Following the benediction the com- mittee in charge of refreshments ser- ved a delicious lunch. | Last - Friday aftefhoon, pupils of the Centre School, under the excellent direction of their teacher, Mrs. Eunice Hunter, entertained their Mothers at a Mother's Day Party. The room was very beautifully decorated with spring flowers, and a 'Happy Mothers' Day' centered the front of the room. The children all took part with singing, skits, readings and piano selections. After a very delightful program, the senior girls served lunch. The tea table was set with a lovely silver ser- vice and lighted candles. Mrs. Alan Martyn poured tea. Saturday evening the Community gathered at Community Hall to honour our newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Victor Aldred. An evening of dancing was enjoyed and at 11 p.m. the honoured couple was seated at the front to re- ceive many lovely gifts. Mrs. Neil Lamont read the address: Dear Marjorie and Victor: This is a very happy occasion for all of us and we know that it must be ever so much happier for you. No community likes to be disappointed, and we have looked forward to this event for many years. According to our custom, the girl must wait patient- ly until the male has made up his mind that he really wants a partner. We are glad Marjorie that Victor came -across, and so far he has been very UXBRIDGE GOLF COURSE / Now Open LOCATED Y; MILE EAST OF UXBRIDGE on Highway 47 This course has nine holes, ranging from 140 yds. to 450 yds. Fee 50c. for the Day At All Times Vigor Oil Co. Ltd Fuel 0il 17 3-10 cents per gal. Stove Oil 21 cents per gal. For Delivery Phone Oshawa RA. 35-1109 ow x > Bears looking into for the whole family Koh Otic But ONTARIO TRAVEL 738 Parllament Bldgs. Toranta Send TREE literature to Name Address. Post Office Ontario Department of Travel & Publicity Hon, Bryan L. Cathcart, Minister brave. We who saw you married were expecting Victor to collapse or some- thing along that line, but really he stood up very well, and we couldn't even detect any knees shaking. And you Marjorie were lovely, and we re- joiced with you, and then we all crow- ded into your home on the occasion of the grand charivoree. We hope . that you enjoyed the evening as much as we did, Events of this sort does so much for our rural communities and brings us all together. Leaders are not.always plentiful, but you had given so much of your time Marjorie in every worthwhile project of the community, and in the life of the church, In the Women's Association, the Sunday School, the choir, and whenever an extra pair of hands were needed, especially in time of sickness, the community has so of- ten turned to you, and you have never disappointed us. We congratulate you both on the happy occasion of pursuing love to its logical end, namely Christian Marri- age. May your home be blessed, an may you have everything that your "hearts desire, and above all may your faith in God and in each other never waver. And who knows, maybe there will be a little Victor and a little Mar. jorie, for a home is ten times blessed when there are little hands to clasp around our necks and little lips to press against ours. We have brought you little tokens of our love, and we know that you will accept them, because this is the only tangible way we could think of to show how much we have appreciated you. Signed: your friends, neighbours and relations. Mrs, William Ramsay and Mrs. Jas. Morrish of Toronto spent the week- end with Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Aldred. is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Sweetman, - Miss Sondra James is on her vaca- tion from Oshawa General Hospital and is home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cyril James. BELA APTIRIRCE NETRA DREISER, Mrs. George Sweetman of Toronto #2 Ans ET Las 1 ETT [£0 § EFT gy TI EY AE & YS Fe £5 el AS se £ = ide Gs SE REE SEE So TB Me SIR Spd Re A nn dara A Ae gelato 5 Fire lias . fy jis print 8 4 i * 4 FSR, : ' A LL ¥ A Lilien 45h ots A St re SES SRI Sh dsp dart ag le REI woh 0 i rs ht rw setiinaib dow el A lw THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 16th, 1057--17 Mr. W. Poole is spending some time | ago will have charge of both services with his daughter Mrs. A, Handel and at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. Mrs. Colby's Mr, Handel. Choir in the afternoon and music by Mr. and Mrs, Talbert Evans visited | the Claremont Choir in the evening. Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Lehman| Mr. and Mrs. Howard Emby and of Claremont, family of Campbellford spent the week Mr. and Mrs.-John Rice and family end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill, of Toronto spent Mother's Day with| Mr, and Mrs. Jim Philips calling Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gourlie. on E. Ballard Saturday evening. Rev. Lowden of Claremont will have + Mrs. E. Banks of Toronto spent a charge -of the service next Sunday. [couple of days with her son Mr, and Anniversary Service will be held on Mrs. Bob Banks last week. ; June 2nd. Rev. Ernest Smith of Mr. and-Mrs, McGowan and family Peterborough, -a former student min- of Scarboro visited yi with Mr. Pine Grove About thirty-five relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hill Saturday evening on the occasion of their 36th wedding anniversary. The address was com- piled and read by Mrs. Herman Kerry. Dear Jack and Alma: Back in 1922 John David Hill felt very blue, he thought a wife would be some help and would take one that could wash, iron and bake. At the English home he soon was seen ask- ing for their daughter Alma Irene. Jack said Alma let's set the date so they both decided on the first part of May. Then came the minister. Alma said (I will) take you John David Hill; Alma Irene I will take you too and now our courting days are through. Alma then was at a loss as she knew Jack would be the boss. The Tulips were out all red and yellow around their first home in Manilla. It was a cosy little nest and with four lovely children they were blest. Irene, Ollie and Herb. A lovely baby then came, June just a little lady and now 8: grandchildren that bring you joys, just 4 girls and 4 boys. Now we hope you know why we've met at this time and have made up this little ryme, it is to congratulate you both and seal with a kiss for many years of wedded bliss. And as our memory backward rove we will remember this evening here in Pine Grove, And now we ask you to accept these tokens in remembrance of your 36th wedding anniversary. Jack and Alma were completely ta- ken by surprise but ably thanked their many friends for the lovely gifts they received. ister of Pine Grove, some 30 years and Mrs. Bob Banks. FROZEN SOUPS CATCH COMPLIMENTS fi Years ago a famous chef once re-' marked that a woman who couldn't make a good soup shouldn't be allowed to marry. How lucky the 20th century girlis. .. she doesn't even take time to think about soup making! Because she knows if she serves one of the full- po : flavored frozen soups available at h The evening was spent in music p e at her h ng pent n ' corner grocery store, she's bound to singing and dancing. catch smiles "which say "this is so Mrs. A. Handel and Mrs. Bob Banks good"! attended the Trousseau téa in honor of Miss Janet Huxtable, a bride of this month, on Saturday afternoon. There was a Sham Battle in the old Hillson ranch on the town line by a regiment of soldiers Sunday afternoon, for frozen condensed pea with ham soup are just as numerous. A reputa- tion for always serving good soups is a challenge to any chef, past or present. Like to share one of the modern homemakers "inventions" made with frozen condensed cream of shrimp soup ... then try this recipe for. . . CREAMED SHRIMP WITH OLIVES I can (10-ounces)- frozen condensed cream of shrimp soup § cup milk 4 cup sliced ripe olives J cups cooked rice Combine ingredients; heat slowly, stirring Trequently. 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