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§ vo \ FTA NN Peep, 0.0 d TAL i TS Port Pery Midget ""B'* Hockey Team sponsored by D. Bronson Construction had a very successful season. During the year they travelled to tourna- ments at Beaverton, Woodville, Oakwood and Fenlon Falls where they won the Consolation trophy. On March 20th, they defeated Uxbridge in the fifth game of a hard fought series to win the Lakeshore Midget "B'* championship. Mr. Ed. Grimshaw from Stouffville presented the team with the league trophy. On Saturday, April 6, a banquet was held for the team in Prince Albert Cas NA LE ' EEE CESEFPCRLAN. | BETIS a IDV he Community Centre. team member with above are the players. Left to right back row, standing. Terry Edwards, Manager, Eric Hatfield, Larry Page, Len McEnaney, Don Bronson presented each individual trophies. Pictured Rick Van Weston, Robert Van Camp, Kevin Hadley, Don Tran, Casey Van Schagen, Chap Jones, Coach. Front row, Dave Harris, John Kane, Richard Harvey, Kelly Lee and Mike Adams. Missing when picture was taken, Peter Van Weston. Photo by Arnold Roach News from Scugog Island | Two people presently ill are Mrs. Elsie Angus and Jennifer Pearce though both are trying to recover at home. Mrs. Syd Chandler has been under the weather to and numerous others laid up with bad colds. We do hope the bright, sunny weather will soon stay with us and destroy all the BETINS. "4 = vo "= 10 - Last week a few names of people who took special musical parts in the Jr. Choir Concert were omitted in printing the report. We are sorry. They were George Davidson, Mich- ael Freeman, Carol Brown, "Lea-Ann Doupe, Tammie Veltri, Linda Samells, Tam- my Freeman and Laudie Raffin. Palm Sunday didn't bring We Wish You The - Very EMIEL AND KATHY VERN GLASS 1260 Simcoe St. N. - 728-6214 too many out to church. Perhaps they are preparing for the Good Friday Service at 8 p.m. at Manchester or other churches and the Special Easter Service when the Jr. Choir will sing. Daffodils at "Grace" church on Sunday were the gift of the Cancer Society. Linda Samells played the introductory --hymns before service. Rev. Pogue this is Holy Week and Sunday was the beginning of the count down when he had to prepare and declare himself as the Messiah. The most final part of a decision like weddings or events is really when a day is chosen for such, and we plan for the completion. So also the decision for Christ's Best death was really made ear- lier. In 132 A.D. the Jew were driven from their homeland until recent years. It is possible if we don't obey the Will of God, judgement could fall upon us and we could lose our land too. When 20 percent of the world has 80 percent of the World's resources and -we are unconcerned, we continued to destroy Jesus. The "'Scugog Spring Fol- lies" being presented on April 18 next Thursday at 'Grace Church is in aid of the Building Fund for a new set of steps which is badly needed. The following week the "Head" and "Grace"' U.C.W.'s will work together on April 24 when there will be a hot luncheon in 'Grace' church at noon and then an art and craft show in the old Centre School afternoon and even- ing. Some sale of produc- tion are expected. Look in "Coming Events." On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hewson of Whitby accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Red- man to Toronto for a -cele- bration. The occasion was a Wedding Anniversary. Eighteen years ago the Eastwood sisters had persuaded the prospective grooms that at a double ceremony could be interest- ing and memorable, and thus this fairly unusual double event evolved. Now their families have grown up together and are proud of the destinction. We are pleased to wish PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 10th 1974 -- 21 Manchester continued Mr. and Mrs. Tom Snod- den, Sunderland, Sat. even- ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding. Mrs. Pat King- stone and Mrs. Bernice Dobson attended the annual Presbyterial U.C.W. meet- ing Wednesday at Oshawa Northminister Church. Mr. and Mrs. John King- stone attended the annual Oyster Supper at Green- wood recently. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mit- chell visited Mrs. Jane Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hichens, Oshawa on Sunday. Sorry to hear Mr. Ben Hichens is a patient in Oshawa General FOOD is good ! DECOR is good! Hospital. Mrs. Maude Crosier stay- ing with her daughter Mrs. Helen Taylor, Stouffville. A large crowd enjoyed Open House at Ive's Green- house Saturday and sunday." NEED MUSIC? for a WEDDING ~ call 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) Peters Platters SERVICE is good! Keep up the "Good Work" EMIEL and KATHY. STRADWICK'S FLOOR COVERINGS Taunton Rd. East - 723-5291 R.R. 2, Oshawa, Ont. Emiel and Kathy Kroonenberg Continued Success in their newly renovated premises. 95 East Side Drive CASSIDY'S LIMITED Toronto 18, Ont. SUPPLIERS OF: The Kitchen Equipment and the Tables & Chairs in both the Rembrandt and Banquet Rooms at Emiel's Place. TT CES ORI 5 ore am Cabo "J IN BAT ad a ID w Go