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rn Ga EAE El ord AES by ri Se ro od | 12 --- PORT PERRY STAR - Thursday, April 20th, 1967 Prince Albert News when Mrs. It is with regret learned Mr. and Pearce had sold their house and had decided to live in Greenbank. Owing to this Mrs. C. Newnham and Mrs. James Doupe had arranged a fare- well party therefore nearly 30 close neighbours and friends assembled in the Newnham home last Saturday night. The evening started off with a rous- ing sing song of old familiar hymns. After which" Mr. and Mrs. B. Snelgrove took every- one on an interesting trip through the western provinces via their colourful pictures. At this time Mr. and Mrs. Pearce the honoured guests were re- quested to occupy the piano bench. Mrs. F. Gibson read an appropriate address after which Mr. F. Gibson presented the gifts to.each, a topaz pendant to Mrs. Pearce and a set of cuff links to Mr, Pearce for which both sincerely voiced appreciation. A reading, 'Taxes by Mrs. B. Smith and an article entitled "Moving" by Mrs. L. Beacock. A liberal lunch was served amid an hour of social- bility. Mrs. Mac Christie played hostess for the April meeting of the G.N.S. Club. In the ab- sence of the regular president the vice-president, Mrs. :O. we Fred with any of the above three names. Light discussion arose re- garding the annual 'Night Out'. Being no further business on the agenda lunch was provided by the committee in charge. Several couples from our area. attended the gay closing night of Port Perry Curling Club. ' j We are glad to see Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham are home from a holiday in Florida. They vis- ited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hope, Uxbridge one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter and Susan enjoyed the week-end with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. W, Webb in Haliburton. The Webbs are leaving for England shortly Mr. and Mrs. B. Smith were Sunday night supper visitors with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Leslie and. children, Seagrave. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock were Sunday guests - with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. T. Bea- cock and family, Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Stark and Miss Elva Stark were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson-and sons. ; Bowling Brown chaired the meeting. Secretary, Mrs. J. Davidson read minutes and treasurer Mrs. Heayn reported on financial -conditions. Mrs. K. Middleton announced Cemetery Name Board as a Centennial project was com: |. plete. Committee appointed to arr- ange for booth for Hospital Spring Fair, including Mrs. K. Middleton, Mrs. Christie, and Mrs. Moore who requests any- one having good used children's clothing please" get in touch THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S LEAGUE PLAY-OFFS Archer Pontiacs ........ 10290 Beare Motors ............ 10196 Carnegies ................. 9702 Hope's I.G.A. .......... 9651 Black Jacks .............. 9529 Dowson's R. & W. .... 9052 CONSOLATION Stars... Panes 9941 Middleton's Meats .... 9446 Eden's Lucky Strikes 9428 Legionaires .............. 9153 Causeway Kids ............ 9093 Don's Raiders ........ 9072 UTICA NEWS A large number attended the Communion and Baptismal Ser- vice held in Utica United Church on Sunday. Babies bap- tised were Leisa Dianne, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Allan Harper, Goodwood; Scott Don- ald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harper of Goodwood; Glen War- ren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry of Epsom; Julie Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Midgley of Utica; Kath- leen Eva Sutcliffe; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sutcliffe of Utica; Dean Ivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Haugen of Port Perry. Mrs. Bruce Beare of Port Perry visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosier on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper and girls visited with Mrs. Delia Harper: on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Geer were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Carson Watson in Uxbridge on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jordan of of MacTier and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tarr of New Market were supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Thompson on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry of Port Perry visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ken- dall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ack- ney of Uxbridge called on the _| Kendall's Saturday evening. Mrs. Don Vale of Claremont visited with Mr. and Mrs. M. Storie recently. Mr. and Mrs. C. Brockman of Oshawa, Miss Margaret Sutcliffe of Toronto and Mrs. Bray -of Raglan visited at Mr. and Mrs. A. Sutcliffe on Sunday. Miss Sandra Graham of Tor- "| onto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kendall were guests for supper with Mr." and Mrs. Gordon Hawes, Whithy on Suny. BUSINESS DIRECTORY . McPHADEN © INSURANCE 985-2341 : 'Dec: /67 PRIVATE REST HOME Pleasant Surroundings REASONABLE RATES Phone 985 - 2806. Dec-/67 FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do it the Co-operative Way Co.-Operators Ins. Assoc. 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SATURDAY MORNING 9:00 A. M. to 12 o'clock. ~ Dec-/67 Septic Tanks Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING BEDS INSTALLED Reg. Armsirong| - Port Perry -- 985:2226 1.5--Feb. 28/67 'Earl Wallace ROOFING ASPHALT SHINGLES, ROLLED ROOFING, STEEL and ALUMINUM ROOFING. EAVESTROUGHING We will contract for all kinds of roof work. 7550277 Toronto 'See The New. UNDERWOOD AT THE PORT PERRY STAR '| thew Dymond. GREENBANK NEWS Sunday was a beautiful day here' in our village. A good crowd attended church services. Mr. and Mrs. Brian McGregor of Ottawa are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird. Mrs. Bert Thompson was visit- ing 'her sister and father in Elsmere last week, while her mother, Mrs. Forfar was in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rodd guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ken Rodd on Sunday. Mr. George Phoenix of Quen- all, B.C.,, and Mr. Ed. Phoenix of London, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix and other relatives in the community. Several ladies of the commun- ity were in Uxbridge on Satur- day at the 4-H lub Achievement project held in the Educational Wing in Trinity Church. Mr. George Real of Nanton Alberta visiting relatives in Greenbank. Sorry to report Mrs.*Bacon is in the hospital. Mr. Walter Phoenix is holi- daying in Europe for: the next three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jarvis of Brantford, and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Jarvis of Agincourt and family visiting - with Mr. and Mrs. Len Jarvis on Sunday. Mrs. George Beare is in Tor- onto hospital; and her many friends here wish her a speedy recovery, after undergoing sur- gery last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook were in Oshawa recently at the wed- ding of their neice, Donna Smith in North Minster United Church. A very successful euchre party was held in the hall on Friday evening. 11 tables were played. High ladies prize went to Marjorie Beaton, high gent's to Doug Pogue. Low lady, An- nie Guy, Low gent, Ernie Lee. Next Euchre April 28th. Every- one welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kent and and Mrs. E. Phair on the week- end. Sorry to report the death of |] Mr. Alex Real, a former resi- dent of this community. Fun- eral was held in Port Perry fun- Catholi Catholic ana? Women's League The members of the Catholic Women's League of Immaculate Conception Parish, Port Perry, | were hostesses recently at a very enjoyable Pot Luck Supper held in the Parish Hall of Sac- red Heart Parish. Uxbridge. About fifty members attended, representing both parishes. The president, Mrs. Ted Kroes, gave a short speech wel- coming all present and then in- troduced the head-table guests who were, Rev. Adrien Lee, Rev. Leo Hermans, Mrs. Mat- Mrs. Vincent Shannon, Regional Social Action Conveneor and Miss A. Hick. ling, president of the C.W.L. in Alay TTT 'Mrs. Kroes called on Mrs. Shannon who spoke on Social Action in the community. The "I next guest speaker, Mrs. Mat- thew Dymond, gave a very in- |} formative talk on hospitals and encouraged all ladies present to join their hospital auxiliary and to take an active part in hos- pital affairs. Father Lee then showed a film entitled "Where Mrs. Wal- ley Lives." The members were reminded of the annual dinner and meet- ing of the Ontario South Region of the CW.L. to be held in Whitby on April 18th, 'There was a draw for the flower arrangements and the meeting was then closed with a prayer. eral parlour and burial in Greenbank Cemetery on Thurs- day, April '13th, a Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rennie of Sunderland, & Mr. Ed. Phoenix dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Beaton on Sunday. Mr. Fred Aitkinson who has spent the last few months in the village went to Fairview Lodge last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman and family, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill in Little Bri- tain on Sunday. Several of our young local artists took part in the skat- ing carnival held in Port Perry Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter & family visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Forsythe in Scarboro on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook visit- ing his mother in Raglan on Sunday. HANDICRAFT GUILD By M. Cawker 24 members dnd 4 visitors were present at the April meet- ing of the, Guild, held at the spacious home of Mrs. Wm. Wakeford, Cochrane St. The Pres. Mrs. Louise Patter- son presided over the meeting, opening in usual form with "The Lord's Prayer". Those present were given a warm word of welcome by the Pres. Members were informed that the Masonic Temple will be available Aug. 12th, for the Annual Rug and Art Exhibition. Concerted efforts are being made by all members to have a most interesting and varied Ex- hibition in this Centennial year. Members are asked to dress in ,lold time costume for this im- portant event. Plans are on the way to have a bus trip to the Rug Studio at 'Vineland, instead of the regular | meeting in May. The commit- tee appointed to charter the bus and make the necessary arran- gements are: Mrs. Sam Naples, Mrs. Grant MacDonald and Mrs. Allen Martyn. ; Mrs. Violet Skerratt has kindly offered her home for the June meeting. . Each member is requested to take along some article in the line of Handicraft which she has made herself. Members decided to give a donation to the Cancer Society drive for funds. : Many lovely crafts were in | Mary_of Barrie called on.Mr. | display such as quilts, rugs, no-| Mrs. velties, etc. Hats made at the millinery course were also fea- tured. It is interesting to learn one of the Guild members, Mrs. Walter King of Seagrave, is sending two of her beautiful quilts to the "Expo" in Mont- real. A tasty lunch was served by Mrs. Allen Martyn and Mrs. Sam Naples assisted' by the hos- tess. i The Guild wishes to thank Mrs. Wakeford most sincerely for opening her home for the meeting. (Corerction)--The Mar. meet- ing was held at the home of _Ben Smith, rather than Mrs, Allen Martyn's as the news item read. Sorry, Mrs. Smith for the mistake, is increasing at a faster rate than world consumption. A new apple orchard requires 8 to 10 years to attain commer- cial production. RED CROSS] IS ALWAYS THERE WITHYQUR HELP Units for 4, 6 or 8 People Kitchenette and Living area Private Shower and Toilet A Private Lot 40' x 50' Patio and Picnic Table For Full Details Please Phone, Write or Drop Into . . . Mitchell & Waite Travel Service - Oshawa "6Y2 Prince St. "Village "CARAVANE i Motel gig FOR EXPO"*67"" Swimming and Wading Pools Children's Playgrounds Telephone World production of apples 12 Radio and Television Free Parking at Your Door Phone Collect 728 -7395-6 HOWARD VICE, Prop. 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