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SS De =n 5 NSN -- pC at \ 3 *'1 "Shs A FY ' 1 a oe Zp PRINCE ALBERT NEWS By Mrs. Les Beacock On Sunday our Church was practically filled to capacity for the "Reach Township Centen- nial Choir" under the capable direction of their leader Mrs. Sanderson who deserves a heap- ing amount of credit and like- wise same to the youthful 60 voices who proved 'most liberal with their talent. Our minister Rev. A. Rice delivered his mess- age, "Growing Years", proved suitable for the afternoon. Un- fortunately a large number were absent from our own choir. Offering gathered by Mr. W. Vance and Mr. T. Hodgins. By the way did any man happen to pick up wrong hat at the service?. Please check Phone 2608. Remember next Sunday wor- Obituary SAMUEL PATRICK FARMER The death occurred suddenly as the result of an accident of Samuel Patrick Farmer, on Fri- day, April 28th, 1967. A son of Archie Farmer and the late Elizabeth Luke, the de- ceased was born at Timmins, Ontario on October 23, 1940. A resident of Port Perry for --19 years; where Pat received his education at Port Perry Public and High School. He was an employee of 1.G.A. for eight years. Pat was married in the United Church on June 6, 1964 to Barbara Coates. The deceased is survived by his wife and his son Timothy Todd. Also surviving are his father Archie Farmer, twin sister Pa- tricia (Mrs. Alan Fulford), four brothers James, Robert, Ted and William. Tr tee Mr. ship at 9.45 and S. School at 11 o'clock. We are all sorry to learn Mr, Clayton Love is a patient in St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, where we wish him better health. Sincere congratulations to one of our young men Mr. Bruce Martyn who was successful in his final year in earning a de- gree in Bachelor of Mathematics from the Univeristy of Water- loo. Attending the colourful and impressive Convocation for the Confernment of degrees at Waterloo last Friday included his father Mr. Earl Martyn and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Lake, Oakwood; Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker of Seagrave, Mr. and Mrs. A. Martyn, Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock. Tuesday evening a group of interested folk of our village and area gathered in our va- cant public school house to dis- cuss the offer from-the Reach Township Area School Board of turning the school into a Com- munity Centre. Many pros and cons were discussed, as a result majority of folk were in favour of accepting the building for this purpose. The uew chairman is Mr. Merv. Pugh, his chmmit- C. Graham, Mr. W. Heayn, Mr. J. Heayn and Mr. F. Canning and now they hope everyone co-operates in their endeavours. Mrs. Grant Hunter opened her home fo rthe May meeting of the U.C.W. Devotion was provided by Mrs. H. Holtby and Mrs. W. Heayn. The president Mrs. Newnham presided, welcomed the eigh- teen present. Reports were voiced by the executive and various commit- NOTICE TO WATER USERS OF PORT PERRY AND REACH TOWNSHIP The use of Lawn and Garden Hose is forbidden until the new well is connected for use. Every ef- fort is being made by Council to have the new well in operation at the earliest possible date. J. J. GIBSON, Yinge of Port Perry. Reeve, "POPLAR PARK- Por Perry OPENING DAY Saturday, June 3rd PLAN SWIMMING and PICNICS NOW SEASON'S TICKETS $6.00 Per Person. Location 1 block west of Union Ave. or 2 blocks south of 7A By-Pass. CAMPING GROUNDS AVAILABLE. Red Cross Guards on duty at pool hours. J. BAIRD 985-2809. Groups -- Tadpoles 4-5 Sponsoring Swimming Lessons capably instructed by Margaret Terrett and Sharon Baird. : LESSON Mon., Wed., Fri. or Tues., Thurs., Sat. ~~ TPime == 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Red Cross -- Beginner, Junior, Intermediate, Senior, R.L.S.S. -- Elementary Intermediates Certif- icate and Bronze Medallion. Also -- Competetive Swim Team, nized Swimming. FEE -- $5.00 Per Person. PRIVATE LESSONS AVAILABLE. Register Before June 17th. Phone - 2461 at 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. DAYS yrs. Synchro- tees to work on forthcoming functions. The idea of plant- ing shrubery around the church grounds was discussed with in- terest. Dainty lunch was served by Mesdames Vance, Graham and Snelgrove. Mrs. W. Heayn entertained the G.N.S. Club with an encour- aging attendance. Mrs, O. PREPS EAL TER AR AP SIS CRT CRI WO GNA OPA | Brown chaired the meeting. Secretary Mrs. Davidson read | last minutes and treasurer Mrs. Heayn voiced a report on fin- ances. Principle discussion was bas- ed on Annual Banquet next month, Fridady evening Mrs. W. Roy Hope attended a linen shower at the home of Mrs. FF. Fawns in honour of a recent bride Mrs. D. Fraser (nee Hill) in Port Perry. a On Monday night Miss Lois yi. 2 ¥ £54 1 8 ¥ .. al EN Ee at a J « 3 ' Hr ate > 4 ' 4 A 4 > { oN p "i A ' ArT v dent csi wh a SASF PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, June 1st, 1967 -- 3 Hope attended a shower for a Heayns. bride elect Miss Priscilla Taylor Mr. W. E. Martyn attended at the home of Mrs. F. Fawns. church service in Oakwood We extend a "welcome home" Florence, Mrs. Ben Smith who has returned from a remarkable trip in Br. Isles. Mr. and Mrs. W. Webb were also in her com- pany visiting relatives too in the old country. - The Webbs have returned to their home in Haliburton after calling on their relatives the Hunters and where he witnessed the babtism of his granddson Ralph Lake. A family reception was held at the Lake home following the service. Mr. and Mrs. H. Jeffrey, De- nise and John were Sunday vi- sitors with her sister Mr. and Mrs. G. Plaunt and family, Lindsay, SYN) D FWA, TI =] - Lo) od @Frecharking DEPARTMENT At Rear Of Store "Sunday, "re, . TERICOTA PERMA-IRON for FATHER'S DAY Here's the shirt that's born ironed and stays ironed. A luxurious pletely machine washable wrinkle-free finish. A per- make Mother happy, too. wide selection." 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