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CR PELL RE Se TPT LIAR wiv * a vg >|» le \ v By Mrs. Don Beacock I suppose the Cliff Short household: will be a real bee-hive of activity this week as they prepare for daughter Shirley's. wedding this Saturday. We'll all hope for a warm and sunny day for this happy occasion: Mr. and Mrs, 'Murdock Belair and Mr. and Mrs. Don 'Beacock were among several others who enjoyed' attending the Plowing Match Banquet and Dance "at the Holiday Inn at Oshawa on Saturday evening... Mr. Garry Herrema of Leask- dale ably acted as M.C. for the occasion and quite suc- cessfully managed to keep the guests in chuckles for a good portion of the evening. Prince Albert News On Sunday, May 2nd, many from our congregation attended 'fhe Port ' Perry "Anniversary Service. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bea- cock and son, Philip, visited an uncle who is in hospital in Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock were ppy to have two grandstns, Lee and Blair Beacock, Seagrave, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. B. Snelgrove are enjoying the visit of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, M. Hansen of Victoria, B.C. Sympathy. is extended to Mrs. Helen Jewell in the passing of her father Mr. A. Guilson and to Mrs. Mary Williamson on the death of her sister in England. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whit-- aker have returned from a holiday -in- Florida and the Bahamas. It was a new experience for Mr. Whitaker who "along with several others, piloted his own plane. The Whitakers belong to a club called the Sun" group. A lovely wedding took place on May 8th in the Prince Albert Church when Miss Ann Hope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope, became the bride of Mr. Mauri Kinnunen. - Our best wishes to Ann and Mauri. On Sunday, May 9th, the Sacrament of Baptism was celebrated at the Prince NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 10; FOR 5 YEARS -- INTEREST -- is payable half yearly or may be left to compound | EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 Queen St. Port Perry Phone 985-7306 "Snow-to- _ INVEST * Congratulations to Miss Bonnie Short who was the proud recipient of a silver and gold medal at the annual Port Perry High School Music Night on Saturday evening. I imagine it takes no small amount of effort in - order to achieve such an honour. Nice to see that a Seagrave gal was one of the "lucky ones' chosen. Mr. and Mrs. John Foster, Ansiette and Scott of Port . Perry were Sunday visitors with the Don Beacock's. Several of our villagers * entertained -théir wives and mothers to dinner on Mother's Day. The following is a list of some of those who were so lucky! Mr. and Mrs. Ken Short, Albert Church. NY were Richard and Paul _ Brough, sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Brough, Alana Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter and Mark Willes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willes. _..The Junior Choir sang a special Mother's Day song which they had composed and was set to music by their director, - Miss Mary Clugston. The T. Hodgins and the G. Cherries spent Mother's Day at Sandycove Acres, near Stroud, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. Hodgins and Mr. and Mrs. N. Howey. Don't forget the Stewards Auction sale at the Church on Saturday, May 15 at 10:30 am. Gord, Linda and Jennifer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Short, Catherine and Lloyd enter- tained their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Short to a bar-b-qued chicken dinner at Haugen's, : Later that day, Mr. and Mrs. Gord Short and daugh- ter, and Mr. Larry Short and: friend treated their parents, Ken and Marion, to a Sunday evening dinner. : Mrs. Myrtie Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock and boys thoroughly enjoyed the dinner on. Sunday evening sponsored by the Port Perry United Church Board of Ste- wards and by the looks of the crowd and the delicious food, I'd be safe in saying that others did too! Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sweet- man, Doreen and Bert Raines, Raymond Doupe and children, Leanne and Billy, Marg Beckett; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Doupe and Barbie, John and Marlene Doupe and. family, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wanamaker dropped in to visit Mrs. Leta Doupe on the weekend. On Sunday evening Ray and Marg invit- ed his mother 'Mrs. Rupe out for dinner. Mrs. Rita Boe was a dinner guest at the home of her daughter 'and family, Mr. 'and Mrs. Ross Dowson in - Port Perry. The Neil Wanamakers entertained the Wanamaker clan to. dinner on Sunday. Those present at the table were Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Wanamaker, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker and family. of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wanamaker of Prince Albert. Among those who popped in to see Mrs. Gladys Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Willard ~ Prange of Lindsay, Mr. Doug Rutherford, Lindsay, Miss Kim Scott and Mr. Rick House of Oakwood on Satur- -day night, and on Sunday, Mrs. Lucille Scott of Port Perry and Mr. Ted Ackley of Ajax also dropped in to say hello. And_as a grand Better lease, new building Local marina owner Bill Kendry told Scugog TFown- ship Council Monday night that he might be prepared to build a new marina if council would be prepared to offer' him a long enough lease. He said that in view of earlier talks about making the lakefront into parkland, he would be willing to tear down the existing, somewhat run-down Port Perry Marina and rebuild: He has only a five-year and hoped that this would be extended under new terms to make such a major invest- ment possible. Coun. Reg Rose suggested that while council may find it desireable to have a marina at -the lakefront, it may not be a good idea to have it located in the same location. But under the terms of the existing lease, council felt it was their obligation to renew the lease of Port Perry Marina either at the existing site or wherever it would be asked to move. LAPT ET ES y 1a) Dri Ric) . : SRE CE CARS (aT AEA NAL INA TY fi re oui fons atid wih) Toh ; # ' EN A 1 ERS EU HAT TIVELY 7 BEIT TR Say Ae J. News of interest from Se iid ------------ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 12, 1976 -- 3 agrave area Belair household were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clarke and family sof Oakville 'and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brinkrhan of Port Perry. (continued on page 1 soo "GENITH CHROMACOLOR WE 10: ELECTRONICS finale to a busy weekend, Mrs. Scott was taken out to supper by Mr. and Mrs. Ken - Scott, Oakwood and Mr. and Mrs. Bev Scott of Oshawa. Sunday visitors with th9) 75 Brock Street W. 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