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ESE eh 2 IAA ESE a) IE a CRS AN WAT oi ERE ER BR ER RC Eh 2 rince Albert News Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson's family surprised them at their home March 2nd on their 35th wedding anniversary. The family presented them with "a broadloom rug for their living room. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, Kim 'and Bobby; Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jackson, Bey- erly rand Gail, Mrs. G. - Jackson and Mr. Bruce Wilson. Recent visitors with Mrs. McKerihan and Mrs. Stanton were Mr. Charles Andrews of Scarborough and Miss Della Andrews of Toronto; Mrs, B, Stanton and Mrs. R. Gambell of Oshawa. Sixteen tables at the Euchre at thé Community Centre last Thursday. Winners were: 1st Ladies - Vivian Carl; -2nd "=" Beth Willes; and Low - Maude 'Vernon, 1st Men - Maurice Carl; 2nd - Gary Monroe and Low - Milton Heayn. The Committee has voiced its appreciation for the splendid response and the donations received. Mrs. Mable Quinn of Kemptville, N.S. who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Smith of Port Perry, lunched with Hazel Brooks, March 22nd. Also visiting the Brooks were Mrs. A. Lurch and sons, Peter and Michael, of Shirley Road. Spending the weekend with the Hustons were Larry's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Low and son Rick, of "BACK HOE | Hank's Excavating SEWER INSTALLATION : COMPRESSOR RENTALS Dig Depths up to 182 feet. Phone 985-2333 or Box 489 PORT PERRY | Hamilton. : Mr. and Mrs: Fred Brooks entertained friends with a - "Sing-Along Party" at their home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bolton, Seagrave, held a Birthday Party Saturday evening in honour of Marilyn McIntyre, ' Mr. and Mrs. R. McIntyre enjoyed having Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Towns, Mr. and Mrs, Dale Bolton and Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond Dopupe, Billy and Leanne. for dinner Sunday. Congratulations to the Novice Hockey team who won the competition in Class D at Brampton, Easter holiday week. Anniversary wishes to Mr. and M rs. Jim Doupe, Norwood, recent visitors in our town, -. Mr. and Mrs, Les Beacock "joined other couples 'at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter on Sunday for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn home returned from-a hol- iday in Nassau. Good luck to all the hockey players journeying to Buck- ingham, Quebec this week. Red Cross - April 4th - Kinsmen - Gift of Life - Anglican Church -- Got the message? The Blood Clinic. Mrs. N. Howey recently spent part of a week visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Kirkland, in Brockville. The Prince Albert U.C.W. held their March meeting on the 16th at the home of Mrs. F. Harris. Several members GRADE A Large Eggs SILVERWOODS BUTTER Pork Butt Chops Ground Chuck w. 79 FRESH SLICED BABY Beef Liver FRESH SLICED ENDER AND TRIMMED 4) Ib. ILE J 69: Cooked Ham »- MIDDLETON'S MEATS QUEEN ST, - PORT PERRY ~ 985-2562 the Vice-President, including the President, were vacationing, so the meeting was conducted by Mrs. R.A. Hope. Plans were finalized for catering at the forthcoming wedding of Miss Joanne Martyn, on April 8th, Also for participation in the Spring Fair to be held by the Hospital Auxiliary on May 27th at which the P.A.U.C.W. will work 'on the Variety Table. Plans were also made for a bale to be sent to Angolia-in the near future. Mrs. W. Vance extended an invitation for the April meeting to be held in her home. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. N. Howey entertained her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. Jubenville and four children, from Whitby. . -- Please call 7061 with ems of news. AE: BASRA AN RAH, PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, March 29, 1972-3 eagrave- The Star seems to prefer brief correspondence so we'll try to oblige. Hospital ~news is good. Roy Scott is convalescing 'hack in. Port Perry hospi- tal. Mrs. Keen underwent surgery in Lindsay for her knee troubles and is expect- ed 'home about the middle of the week. Quite a few ladies (young and old took a few hours off to attend the shower on Thurs, afternoon for Miss Erin Monahan, Mrs, Boe gave a reading and Mrs. Nodwell read the address. Elizabeth Nodwell and Dar- lene "Watts assisted the bride-to-be with her gifts. ..The Seagrave garage. pro- perty has been sold again and the new owner will Nursing Home News On Tuesday evening, we were favoured by a visit from Parson and Mrs. Payne and a number of their congregation. Mrs, Payne was pianist, and the meeting opend with'a hymn, First we were shown pictures of the Payne family trip to the West Coast -- the comparatively new highway out of Sault Ste Marie with sheer rock on both sides fifty feet high was a sight to remember. ; There were some fine views of their camping sites; the Calgary dinosaur; Banff with its popular street seem- ingly running into the moun- tains; Lake Louise water too cold for bathing about 35 degrees and Lake Hector also very cold but. with the bluest water imaginable. A huge stump was shown turned up so the lines which show the age of the tree could be seen and the family were standing there viewing it -- Parson Payne pointing to a certain line which was the year Columbus sailed to America in 1492, David Payne who teaches in Thessalon was home this week and he pleased us very much by singing three songs at this time, accompanying himself on his beautiful guitar. David naturedly asked us to sing along with him. Mrs. Beauchamp sang very sweetly 'Jesus is Calling". Mrs. Gates gave a testimony that was very fine and uplifting and should help others. Mrs. Gates is Mrs Payne's mother. A short film was then shown called '"Joseph's Gar- den." It was a very touching account of the Easter story and brought to us in colour. The evening closed with the choir singing two hymns and a short prayer by the Pastor. This was a grand evening all through and we thank one and all who came and gave us so much to remember and think about. Mr.A. Hern was ordained into the Baptist Ministry at Lively, Ontario on Monday, March 20th. We all join in good wishes for Pastor Hern and hope he remebers Port Perry with as much pleasure as we do for the good will he and Mrs. Hern displayed in this village. Parson Payne attended this important ceremony. The 0.H.S.C. therapist, Mrs. Richardson was here and gave us some valuable health and therapy hints. She is coming again next week. Admissions -- Mr. Storey of Port Perry. Discharged -- Mr. Chase went to his home. Mr. Perkins left on Sunday for his home. Mrs. Oster is at home in Oshawa. take possession on April 1. 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