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1 - vice. Prince Abert News Mrs. L. Beacock Quite a number attend- worship service on ed Sunday while our minister Rev. A. Rice delivered an interesting message. The choir as usual rendered their anthem in fine style under the direction of the organist Mrs. B. Snel- grove. by two young men Neil Holtby & Cameron Deeth. Mrs. . Wilbur Vance kindly shared her home for the February meeting of the U.C.W. President Mrs, Terry Hodgins voiced a welcom2 to the favourable attend- ance prior to chairing business. Following the first hymn Mrs. F. Harris read the minutes including a thank you note from - Mrs. Stella Heayn. A note of recognition from Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary for donation - received. Also a note of apprecia- tion plus a gift of money from relatives of the late Miss Edith Brooks. Mrs. C. Graham voiced she had mailed several cards to the sick and bereaved. Mrs. R. Deeth as trea- surer reported amount cleared® from MacLeod *- Hunter wedding reception, also stated an encourag- ing bank balance. Social Convenor Mrs. B. Smith announced the re- sults-of a committee meet- ing concerning the Heayn- Buxcey forthcoming wed- ding reception. Mrs. Mildred Hope re-: lated 3 oz. of used stamps' had been turned in and been mailed to destination. It was learned a birth- day gift and a Valentine had been sent to our ad- --opted-boy Joseph_Braden.- Apparently the supply of flatware and serving bowls were limited there- fore permission was grant- ed to purchase an ade- quate quantity of each. Mrs. R. Deeth gave a summary -on the Presby- ....terial-of-U.C.W-- of which | §--- she and others attended recently in . Kingsview Church, Oshawa. Being no further busin- ess on the agenda meeting closed for this portion. A very inspiring devotion was given by Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Vance. An appetizing lunch was provided by Mrs. Mil- dred Hope, Mrs. C. Newn- ham and Mrs. F. Harris. Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Newnham and son Gary attended the an- nual Coulter Plant party of Oshawa. During the evening Cecil was highly honoured in being presented with a beautiful leather billfold containing a handsome sum of cash for his twenty six years of faithful ser- We all offer our hearty "Congratulations" to you Cec. and may you enjoy your future years of | retirement. During the week-end Mr. & Mrs. Allen Martyn and son Jim attended the annual colorful "College Royal" at the Agricultur- al School of Technology at Kemptville where their daughter Jo-anne is en- rolled as a student. They alos visited at -Mrs. Mar- tyn's brothers Mr. & Mrs. Offering gathered. Ted Denny and family of Ottawa. Nine tables of euchre were in play at the last round of cards held in the community hall. The card totals revealed prizes went to the follow- ing: High lady Mrs. E. Webster; Low lady Linda St. Pierre; High man Mr. H. Jeffrey; Low man Mr. J. Doupe. * Lucky spot gift to Mr. Milton Heayn. Then Lunch and visiting ended another pleasant evening. Will the teachers and their classes please keep in mind the Sunday School party in the church par- lors Friday evening, Mar. 7th. Time 7.30 - 9.30. Many more years of mar- ried life is wished Mr, & Mrs. Norman Wilson who celebrated their 32 years. Sunday they entertained PORT PERRY STAR -- Thur sday, March 6, 1969 -- 5 their family Mr. and Mrs. N. Jackson and Beverley of Brooklin; Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilson and Kim of Oshawa; Mr, C. Wilson of Stouffville and another son Bruce at home. Miss J. Hope was also present. Mr. and. Mrs. M, Pugh visited her parents Mr. & Mrs. Gostick, Claremont. Also called 'on her broth- er who is a patient in St. Michel's Hospital Toronto. Mrs. M. Huntley spent three days with relatives in Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock were Sunday company with their cousin Mrs. C. Hill, Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rice and child, Toronto spent Sunday with Rev. & Mrs. A. Rice. We welcome Mr, & Mrs. Siebarth and family of Scugog Island to our vill- age having moved into her grandparents home the late Mr. and Mrs, J Davidson, Sr. The best of everything to our newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. T.. Buxcey (nee Heayn) upon their marri- age on Saturday. HOMES WANTED L REAL (STATE LID REALIOR 985-7373 FRESH YOU'LL LOVE TO THIS WEEK'S MEAT FEATURES GRADE 'A' GHIGKENS - 2, = 3% Ib. Avg. Wght. SIRLOIN -- T-BONE -- WING STEAKS » 93° FRESH SIDE SPARE RIBS Ib. FRESH LEAN GROUND Beef 49 "MAPLE LEAF BREAKFAST SAU SAGE hi il Ib. Tray Pak WEINERS wra MAPLE LEAF SLICED BOLOGNA 6 oz. Pkg. SMITH'S. APPLE PIE FILLER 19 oz. Tin APPLE SAUCE SOLID TUNA WHITE PASTE MONARCH PASTRY FL JOHNSON'S REGULAR WAX SHORTENING =n "39 HILLCREST & BUTTERMATE BREAD J: 69: AYLMER TOMATO 48 oz. Tin) Tomato Juice 3: CHRISTIES Frei Crackers 41 1B. IDEAL or SILVERWOODS BUTTER » 69° PRICES EFFECTIVE WED.---SAT. MAR. 5, 6,78 FKet DELIVERY PHONE 985-2492 FREE DRAW WITH EVERY $5.00 ORDER OR OVER WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW MRS. EDNA STANTON CATANIA UE OLN RIN