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Aldred. 20) - PORT PERRY STAR A family dinner parly wis held recently' at the home of Mr.and Mrs. F.D. Slemmon to hanour Mrs. C.C. Jeffrey on the occasion of her birth- day. Guests, were' Mr. und Mrs. K.E. Courtice, Mrs. A. Gray, Miss Margaret Pollock, of Courtice, Rev. and Mrs. W. C. 'Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert S: Jeffrey, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. "H. Hilton Ireland, Deb: | orah, Port Perry. MEE BE IE In the report of the Handi- craft Guild Show last week a display was omitted. This was an outstanding rug hooked by Mrs. Ruth Heayn of Kingston, the oriental tehran design was by Rittermere Studio's but the colours and materials were gathered; by Mrs. Heayn and included a-soarf belonging to her grandmother. * * x * % Early Sunday. morning at about: 6 a.m. the summer cot- tage of Mr. Docks, at Caesarea was completely destroyed by fire. TEE OR KX Mr. Gerald Nelson accomp- anied the Victoria County Holstein Breeders on a chart- ered air trip to Milwaukee on Monday. - ; xk x % x Ganaraska Rebekah Lodge were hostesses at a dinner party "on Thursday of last week for the Past Noble Grands of the district, attend- ing from Port Perry were "Sisters Eileen Dowson, Luella Kennedy, Alpha Samells, Ruby - Roach, Lillian Harper, Georg-|: ene Moore, Helen Redman, "Grace Love, Marjorie Aldred, 'Velma! Foster and Nettie * * x x # " The Markham Township | chapter of the Alumni Assoc- iation of the Royal Conserv-| atory of Music of Toronto, are entertaining Friday evening June 6th at the home of Mrs. 'ROUND THE TOWN? Robert and Jeffrey of Obituary. ~WILLIAM JAMES KIGHT The death occurred sudden- ly May 27th, at the O-hawa - General Hospital of William James Kight. A former resi- dent at 283 Burk St., Oshawa, the deceased _had_ lived for} the past year with his daug"- ter and son-in:law, Mr. ard Mrs. . Mdurice Meulmeester, 116 Broadview Ave., Whitby. He ,was 'in his 79th year. A son of the late William and Margaret Kight. the de- ceased was born, July 6, 1890 in Reach Township. From 1016 to 1951 he farmed at Saintfield and had been a resident of the Oshawa area since 1953. Predeceased, in February, 1965, by his wife, the former Sarah Yeomans Graham, Mr. Kight is survived by six daughters, Mrs. George Ni- 'cholls (Violet) of Toronto, 'Mrs. Alfred Rogers (Hazel) of Clarksburg, Mrs. Gordon Fletcher (Edna) of Toronto, 'Mrs. 'Maurice Meulemeester (Bertha) of Whitby, Mrs. . Lloyd Ross (Alice) of Utica Ont. and Mrs, Donald Timms (Doris) of Oshawa. '. Also surviving are two siv- ters, Mrs. William Milner (Annie) of Calgary and Mrs. Sid Smith (Bessie) of Utica, Ont.;. two brothers, Frank & George of Utica, Ont; 16 grandehildren and six' great: grandchildren. = x ! = Thursday, June 5, 1969 'Mildred Pemple, Union- iy The highlight - of the evening will be the. showing of the film "Stravinsky" focusing on.the composer's recording® of his Symphony of Psalms, with the C.B.C. Symphony Orchestra. The guest of honour will be Mr, W.M. Vaisey of the Royal Conservatory of Music. EE EN Norman Aldred will the Division Court Mr. attend SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ONE DAY SHORTER : NEXT SPRING School holidays will be one day shorter for Ontario, school students next spring. The Christmas, winter and Easter holiday dates for the 1969-70 school year, anpoun: ced by the Ontario Depart: ment of Education yesterday, show that because Easter falls early next year the holidays will be 'a day 'shorter. . The Christmas holiday will Convention held in Hamilton from Thursday through Sat, urday. of this week, bé from December 20 to Jan: uary 4. The winter holiday will be 0 10 A ANS Cvs from March 21 to March 29, and includes Good _ Friday which falls on March-27 next year. Easter Monday, March 30, will also be a school holi- day.. The spring 'term wilh: begin March 31. This year the winter holi- day was from March 17 tq. 21. The four-day Easter holi-. ddy "was from April 4 to 7. BEST BUY! : DEL MONTE SPRING Seasoned Green or Wax SUNKIST --- ORANGES TOMATOES GRANNY. SMITH - - APPLES 3 poz. ONTARIO" HOTHOUSE Ib. $1.00 = Ne 1 Ib. 49 FANCY 29¢ BESTBUY! Faricy Quality = 14.0z. Tins PEAS - BEANS 4:89 FEATURE! -- FORTUNE-FANCY CALIFORNIA [FRUIT COCKTAIL a9 BEST BUY! -- SAVE 8c! -- LANCIA - 2.1b. cello MACARONI Spgs FRESH. FOR HI HEALTH! SAVE. 7c! 3-01 phos. SAVE llc! -- BEST BUY! - BUY- OF- THE-WEEK 'CULVERHOUSE CHOICE CREAM STYLE' CORN 19-0z, Tins = SPECIAL VALUE! JEL - ASSORTED POWDERS You GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY 10° REG. $1.09 VALUE! ~'10c OFF PACK --- MARGARINE BLUE BONNET 89 SUNSPUN CANADIAN CHEESE SLICES 3:1) SAVE 10c! -- RED & WH INSTANT COFFEE 69" Pre-Priced 69¢! - SAVE 10¢! - DOG FOOD SAVE 9¢! -- . REG. $1 991 - Detergent OLIVES * SAVE 8cl--- SAICO MANDARIN ORANGES 2:49 tuffed Manzanilla TOP CHOICE 8% CAP'N CRUNCH, 11-02. - HUNNY MUNCH, 10-02. QUAKER «2189 FEATURE! - Free Cosmetic Bag with Save 10c - Gt. 24-Oz. "DOVE LiquIp 79 25¢c OFF PACK!" King Size 3-Lb. Econ Pack 12-0z. Jar 3% 10-Ox. Tins Club House "SPECIALLY SELECTED -- FRESH PICNIC STYLE ik Al) 5t06 lbs. Pra = SAVE 6c! =~ Lae posto uss ROAST 5 9 LEAN MEATY PORK sur CHOPS 69: REG. $1. 291 suns - Mio 'SEASONED "PORK AND BEEF Sausage 59: FOR THE BARBECUE! IDEAL FOR BROILING OR FRYING -- RIS Lamb Chops 69: FRESH MINCED BURGER BLEND GROUND BEEF 5113.19 Sngochs. ur MILD oa BURNS - FRESH SLICED ologna + 59. 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