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8 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 12,1972 Manchester News Mrs. Marian Kerr, Toronto was a weekend guest with Mrs. W.J. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Ward, Whitby and Mrs. Hazel Brooks, Prince Albert were guests of Mrs. Crosier on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schon- ten, Willowdale visited her brother M.A. Vandervoort and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moffatt and daughter Betty of Wel- land were recent visitors with Holtby cousins. Many atténded the annual service at Breadalbane Pres- byterian Church at Utica on Sunday. Mrs. Young of Nelson, B.C. is visiting her sister - Ruth Geishler. Mrs. George Lane, Port Perry spent a day with her daughter Mrs. Grant Frank- lin last week. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Bentley, Ajax were visitors at the Franklin home. Mrs. Ruby Fielding spent several days in Midland last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fielding visited Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fielding one day recent- ly. Mr. and Mrs. George Murdock (nee Georgina VISIT ART STUDIO Buy direct from the Artist, or you can rent a Painting of your choice for as little as $2.00 monthly PAINTINGS CERAMICS * ARTICRAFT - . OPEN DAILY '9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m." VILLAGE of SEAGRAVE Phone 985-2145 Leach) and family were week end guests with the Russel Leach family. Eugene Anness of Little Britain is holidaying with Grandma and Grandpa Field ing. Mr. and Mrs. Russel, Phillips of San Diego, Cali- fornia, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Winnacot and Mrs. Devaney, 'Toronto were recent guests of, Mrs. J. Bain. Mr. and Mrs. w.J. Mitchell recently visited Mrs. Flor- ence Noran, Little Britain, » Mrs. Jean Elliott, Mrs. Ethel Franklin, Mrs. Annie Toombs, Mrs. Fanny Stevens and Mrs, Laura Wilson enjoyed a visit last week to Aylmer and Kitchener. Mrs. O. Cruxall, Mrs. Helen Holtby and Mrs. Ethel Franklin attended a shower recently for Miss Wendy Walsh, Ashburn a bride of last Saturday. Best wished for better health gotoMr.Lloyd McKee of Cardiff. Deepest sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Frank Kendall who passed "away on Monday - merning at Port Community Hospital. Mr. Herbert Buckland is spending a week with his brother in Weston. Perry Complete line of "KAMRO" Lights for "Home" and for "Business" We can offer you this large discount by buying direct from the manufacturer. Come in and see our complete display today 1 | Murray Burnfield PLUMBING - HEATING - ELECTRIC SUPPLIES 19 WATER STREET PORT PERRY, ONT PHONE 985-7980 Nursing Home News We have had two weeks vacation as our editors have both been feeling sick and not able to write the news. Several new residents were admitted to the home. Mr." » 'Grant Christie of Manchester transferred from Port Perry - Hospital also Mr. Henry Smith fo R.R. 5, Sunderland, Miss Mary Forfar returns to the home from the hospital, Miss Minnie Merrick of Uxbridge was transferred from Uxbridge Cottage Hospital and Mrs. Luella Herlehey was admitted from Oshawa General Hospital. Mr. James Bell of Kirkfield was transferred from the Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay. Mrs. Melva Peabody refurned to her home in Seagrave on June 30th. Special thanks to Unit 7 of Port Perry United Church for two cases of pop and place mats donated last week. Mr. George Johns cele- brated a birthday last week. Many happy returns George. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bruce were home in Caesaea for the weekend. Mr. John Doupe was out to IC TABLES his parents for the weekend also Mr. Glen Hood. Mrs, Clarke and Mrs. Leadlay were out for the day. On Tuesday evening we enjoyed a service with Port * Perry Baptist Church. Pastor and Mrs, Payne and two of their children are * away on holidays, so Larry. Mabley led the song service with Mrs. Lloyd Beacock at the piano. The pastor's son David sang. "I don't know about tomorrow" accompanying himself on the guitar, Mrs. J, Hooke gave her testimony. David Payne, Cindy Mabley and Joan Mabley sang to- gether "What a day that will be". Mr. M. Elford read the scripture John 4: 1-5, Mr. John Hooke brought the message based on John 4: verses 1-5. Mrs. Audrey Beauchamp closed the meet- ing in prayer. Father Van Wiezel pastor of the Uxbridge Catholic Church took the place of Father Vernoxy at the monthly service and deliver- edHoly Communion to all the Roman Catholic residents of the home. ° 2 5% Made from B.C. Cedar esor Fuel & Lumber | PORT PERRY - 985-7951 Softball "round-up On Saturday July 8, Port Perry IGA Pee Wees com- peted in the Annual Pee Wee Softball Tournament in Belleville: Thé boys played two games and in both games came out on the short end of rather lopsided scores. In the first game, a strong . host team from Belleville put 14runners across the plate as they dumped Port Perry 14-0. The Belleville team hit the ball very hard and often, and their cause was aided by some miscues in the Port Perry field. Kevin Walker started on the mound for Port Perry, with Robert Moase coming in to relieve in the fifth inning. "Port Perry's fortunes didn't improve much in the second game as a team from Napanee exploded for nine first inning runs and went on to a 13-2 victory. Robert Moase started on the mound but got into trouble early, partly as a result of errors by his team-mates. Kevin Walker took over and allowed four more runs. Steven Geer scored both runs for Port Perry on a walk and a single, Steve Redman and Tim Pierce each had two hits for Port Perry. The Port Perry; Van Camp Construction Juveniles also took part in a tournament on Saturday, this one in Osh- awa. The boys came up against strong pitching and lost the first game 5-1 to Belleville. Laurie Williams went seven innings on the mound for Port Perry giving up only five hits. However, Port Perry could manage only two hits, both singles in the seventh inning from the bat of Rolland Skinner and Ron " Redman. Belleville pitcher Ron Hill was given the win. Your eyes-your first line of Self-Defence. The best protective equipment you can ever own is already yours--one pair of eyes. Just knowing what's going on around you helps you avoid job accidents. So it makes good sensé to look after your eyes, with protective glasses if the job calls for them, and regular check-ups if your eyesight's below par. Take care of your eyes, and they' through the working day. 11 see you safely Your Workmen's Compensation Board & and The Safety Associations, Ontario »