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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, April 15th, 1965 On Saturday evening, April 10th at the Parish Hall Mr. and Mrs, Wes Pearce were enter- tained by their relatives and 25th Wedding Anniversary. The guests' were received at the door by Mr. Fred Crawford and Mrs. Georges Crawford (mother of the bride). Janice Crawford and Cheryl Rahm were in charge of the guest book. After an enjoyable evening of games and a short program Mr. Jehn Venning (master of cere- monies) escorted the bride and groom to two decorated chairs at the front of the hall beside the table decorated in pink and white, silver candle sticks and pink candles and wedding cake, where he brought back cherish- ed memories of old times and old friends, then asked Dorothy to read the following address: Dear Clara and Wes A few of your relatives and friends have gathered this evening to help celebrate with you, this very happy and mem- orable occasion your "Silver Wedding Anniversary". At the completion of this 25 years of married life, the day must recall to both of you a host of happy memories of dreams you made come true, No doubt your joys have been intermingled with a few sor- rows strewn along life's path, Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Pearce Celebrate Silver Wedding but your thoughtfullness ,your helpfulness and your under- standing of each other have aside, and being a silver lining | to even the darkest clouds. There are also happy mem- ories in our hearts that time cannot erase, and it is so pleas- ant to recall them at such a special time as this, Memories of good times, the fun and laughter we've shared together will forever remain with us. We trust that this day has been even happier than the day you said "I do" and may this happiness continue throughout the next 25 years to come. On behalf of all of us, we weculd ask you to accept. this small token of our love and friendship which brings with it our very best wishes that your fututre may be filled with sue- cess and good fortune. The bride and groom received a beautiful bouquet of Red reses, pink carnations and white mums. A money tree, a gift of money, an album of family pictures presented to them by their nephews Terry Lane, Brian Haines and Ricky Rahm. Wes and Clara thanked their guests for making their anni- versary such a happy one and for the beautiful gifts they had received. Everyone enjoyed a delicious lunch and wedding cake. Our minister Rev. A. Rice Palm Sunday worship to which a larger congregation attended. themselves with seasonable song accompanied by choir or- ganist Mrs, B. Snelgrove. Rev. Rice glady announ- ced that Mr. and Mrs. E. Jewell had jeined our church via trans- fer from Vroomanton. Three other young folk who joined by profession of faith were Jane Huntley, Charles Willes and Bryan Beacock. The elders came forth and extended a hand of welcome to the new members. This was followed by the Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per. Everyone appreciated the two beautiful floral offerings placed from the funeral of the late Mr, R. Peel. Please note next Sunday "Easter" is a combined service at two o'clock. Hope to meet you all at that hour. The twelve voice choir excelled ! Prince Albert News delivered a suitable sermon for | Wm. Heayn and Mrs. Ken Mid- || dleton worked as co-hostess for | Tuesday evening April 6 Mrs, a bride of the month Miss Bar- bara Davidson when a large gathering of ladies assembled in the home of the bride's par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. David- sen. For a start Mrs, Heayn con- ducted a flower contest which was won by Mrs. Findley and Mrs. O. Brown. Then Barbara commenced unwrapping the many gifts, for which she thanked and requested all to come and see them in their hcme on Scugog Island. Those attending the shower were giv- en an opportunity to go up- stairs to view persents from previous showers and wedding gifts. A" delicious lunch ended the occasion. "Company with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Martyn and family were their friends Rev. and Mrs. Braham, Bobcaygeon and Mr. and Mrs. M. Hoggard and fam- NEW HOMES FOR OLD WITH Spratiom Here is the amazing new siding which gives your home the beauty of real wood clapboard, the permanence of aluminum. Its pre-bonded, COLOR-COTE finish (in eight colors) is guaranteed not to need painting for at least 10 ycars. Before you ever paint again, check the 1664 SIMCOE OSHAWA 723-5731 savings Flexalum gives. GORESKI ROOFING & LATHING LTD. ST. NORTH OSHAWA, ONT. PORT PERRY 985-2751 | ford, ; al helped to cast such shadows | Marilyn Rodd of Greenbank. friends on the occasion of their | eb Mi attended Barbara's wedding. ily of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. W. Webb, Hali- burton visited her father Mr, | Alvin Hunter, also other mem- bers of family L. & G. Hunters, W. Heayns and the B. Smiths | on the week-end. Sunday dinner company with Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacocks were Mr. Murray Blain of Ryerson Toronto, also Miss Anne Wake- | Port Perry and Miss. We are pleased to note Mrs. H. Hodgins is able to be home from the hospital. Sorry to learn Mr, Jas. David- son Sr. took ill after having his granddaughter He is in| Port Perry hospital. A hasty recovery is wished for him. | their Scugog News (Continued) ter of Mr. Ocrhawa week-end guests at cottage. Mr. Terry Braham and friend Toronto at Pine Point for the week-end, and Mrs. Don Smith of ed This was topped off by sandwiches, cookies, tarts, and | coffee, Congratulations to a | IN "ASN CS YS J og ALS FERS Nd hin £0 BE) SERRE oA EVN Y A special service for Raster with extra music. You are in- vited. Come. On March 31st Grace Flower Show was held. The church was filled. The flowers were beau- tiful. The Sweet Adeline pro- gram from Oshawa was good. Several lucky draws were call- | Mrs. M. McLaren and her group of Scarborough Saturday guests of Mr. Stephen Fralick. 20th paper | Magazines to be wrap- Tuesday April drive. ped separately, not with news- | papers, | | | Services on Sunday at 10 a.m. ' for all of it. Co-Operative Representative Gordon Murry (Left), with Mr. H. Page and son Keith reviewing some Pagctholme herd records Sample Page Holme 'Completed Records Milk | BCA. | Fat Av. Test Pluto ! ! . Gypsylee 305 Dzy| 15106 | 148-177 , 661 | 43g 3 Yr. Old | Lbs. 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