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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1976 Nestleton and Caesarea news "Young couple. The many friends of Dianne and Don Harper of Port Perry are simply delighted for them upon the birth of their son. May life By Mrs. Jean Bolan On behalf of the entire community may I convey a wish for a delightfully happy. 90th birthday to a popular "young lady, in the person ] ; of Mrs. Rita Ramsey of Dring as many blessings to Caesarea. Family and this young fellow' as his friends gathered to honur Proud parents want for him. this lovely lady on Monday evening. May good health be hers in the days to come and may her blessings be many. Winner of the recent 50-50 draw in aid of the Caesarea Community Hall was Jack McDonald of Caesarea. The winning ticket was sold by his wife. Sincere wishes for a rapid recovery are extended to Mrs. Bert Jones of Scugog Point. Last week Marg slipped on wet grass and tore the ligaments in her foot. Come on "Hoppy' we need vou. As we are aware in this area, our friends Bernice and Norm Tennyson are departing on a six month vacation to the sunny south. Wishes for a safe journey There are many, many ways of showing apprecia- tion to a loved one on his birthday as we all are Saturday, October 9th, was the occasion when a host of family and friends gathered in the Church Hall of the Church of the Ascension in Port Perry to honour Mrs. Elizabeth Terrett, upon her retirement from the staff of the Canada Post Office in Port Perry. Refreshments were graciously served by the women of the church to family members and guests and pleasant stay are con- go. points throughout veyed to this popular Gono STARA I IAAI IIIA, pot RELIABLE # pid i PLUMBING & HEATING ¢ . é New Installations i Repairs - Alterations f BERT FABER PHONE 985-3734 "Service is Our Business." 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE N AAAI aware. Next Saturday even- ing the family and friends of Bill Bolan of Nestleton shall honour him upon the event of ~his--*39th"" birthday. It must be nice to live (that long) and be 39... for the past 20 years. We all pray he sees many, many more birthdays. Just a thought...A beaut- eous sunny day shames us into smilling.... oft times .... even at a stranger. Betty Terrett honoured Paying tribute to Betty's long and dedicated service to her fine family and her community, were many dis- tinguished guests, represent- ing many different occup- ations and professions, and including Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Dymond, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Hull, the local Postmaster. : In addition, a surprise formal dinner was held in Emiel's Dining Lounge on Sunday, October 10th, atten- ded by the family and close friends. The dinner was hosted by Betty's four child- ren, Michael, William and Susan Terrett, in their mother's honour. An émotional moment highlighted this dinner, when Betty humbly and graciously gave heartfelt thanks 'for the blessings of such wonder- ful children". The evening ended on a pleasant note with a social gathering at Betty's home, with much reminiscing about times past. Gru Hin E27 Are you thinking about leasing your next new car or light duty pickup truck? BE SURE TO SEE THE LEASING DEPARTMENT AT BEARE MOTORS. CHECK OUT THESE EXAMPLES @ STOCK NO. 309 ©1977 CHEV C-20 FLEETSIDE PICKUP - Equipped with mirrors, H.D. 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Drives along many of the streets in Port Perry the last few weeks, reveal numerous people burning their leaves, causing smoke screens across the roads. It is wise to keep your piles of leaves small when burning, avoiding blind spots in the road, which can be a hazard to passing motorists. Two other clubs at meeting Our apologies to the Nest- leton Women's Institute and the Court Ladies Snowbird Club who were also in atten- dance at the. recent meeting of the Scugog Social Plann- ing Council to organize a co-operative Christmas Gift program in the community. The meeting was reported in the Thursday, October 14 edition as having only the local branch of the Legion and the United Church Women from Manchester. PASSPORT PHOTOS Ss Minute Service Oshawa Camera Centre ELEY E RL UNLEASH Be Your Own Builder Save Money with RENTAL EQUIPMENT. PORT PERRY RENT-ALL 159 CASIMIR STREET - 985-7357 DURHAM CARPET CLEANING SALES & & SERVICE 60 WATER ST. PORT PERRY CARPET --HARDSURFACE 985-3773 CLEANING [A