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160 attend Shorthorn Club annual banquet The annual Durham County - 'Shorthorn Club banquet was very success- ~ ful. More than 160 people were in attendance at this annual banquet, held in the Recreation Centre in Black- stock. 'Mrs. Gloria Philp of Port Hope, introduced Mr. John Moles, - manager of the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, the guest speaker for the evening. Mr. Moles showed many interesting and know- ledgeable slides of the "Royal". N Mr. David Davidson, one of the clubs newest members, thanked Mr. Moles for attending the banquet and giving club members a delightful look at the inside of the Royal. Music for the evening was provided by Mr. Leslie Foster. . Mr. Roy Philp of Port 'Hope, spoke a few words nd then called on Mr. John Rickard of Woodville, to bring an honoured guest, Mr. Russel Osborne, to the An appeal to Roman Catholics Indulgences, Purgatory, Limbo 0 Papal .Infallibility, Maryolatry, The Rosary, Transubstantiation are Unscriptural Human Inventions. - MAKE YOUR AUTHORITY THEWORDOFGOD Write for Free Booklet and Bible Correspondence Course: CHRISTADELPHIANS Advancement of Scripture Knowledge P.O. Box 221, Weston, Ontario. MON 3M7 ~ SALAD PLATE ~~ Regular*175 oria Weekend bh Special 1.35 ~ MAY 20, 21, 22 & 23 LAKEVIEW PLAZA - 985. 7131 Corner 7A & Water Streets. Vv. SERVICE for fost efficient service to B&W and COLOUR TELEVISIONS REPAIRS TO MOST MAKES. . ® ADMIRAL '© PHILIPS ® ELECTROHOME & RCA ® FLEETWOOD ® SANYO ® G.E. ® SEARS ® MAGNAVOX ® SYLVANIA ® MOTOROLA o TOSHIBA _.®_PHILCO eo. VIKING : ® PANASONIC ® WESTINGHOUSE - DURHAM ELECTRONICS & T.V. SENIOR CITIZENS | Pay % The Service Call 145 Queen Street - P Phone 985-3811 front of the hall, Mr. Rickard gave a short resume of Mr. Oshorne, who was a breeder of Shorthorn cattle and apple grower. Mr. George Carson pre- sented Mr. Osborne with a framed picture of Shorthorn cattle and Mrs, Osborne with flowers to honour Russel on his retirement from the club. Mr. Ted Buttery, thanked the ladies from the kitchen in a humerous manner, for the fine meal they had pro- vided. During the evening, many draws were made and prizes won. Names of some of -the winners are: Herb Swain, Chris McNally, M John Rickard, Mrs. Russel Osborne, Murray Sander- son, Lois Sanderson, Mrs. Man, Fern Knapp, Mrs. Chas. Downey, Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy, Mrs. Wood, Nellie Cornish, Merle Avery, Barbara Short, Bill Short, Ann Taylor, .Roy McLaughlin, President, Bill Slater, presented Stanley Taylor with a leather key case in honour of selling the most tickets for the dinner (72). At last years cake auction the club raised $69.00, and Russel Osborne suggested that an auction be had again to help raise funds, E. Schillings CWL pres. The C.W.L. held their monthly meeting . on Wednesday, May 4th with 27 members attending. The meeting opened with Father Raymakers saying prayer with the members. The president, Mrs. Else Schillings extended a wel- come to everyone. The secretary, Mrs. SUNDERLAND BAPTIST _ CHURCH CENTENNIAL to be held in the Sunderland ~ Town Hall " SUN., MAY 22 At-3:00 p.m, ff Hear the Campbell-Reese Evangelistic Team Ken Campbell, Evangelist Jim Reese, Gdspel Soloist Ginny Seguine, Gospel Soloist ~-- Reese - Seguine, Gospel Duets. Everyone Welcome. Perry - Theresa Martens read the minutes and correspond- ence. During the business period, items concerning the Hospital Spring Fair, a bake sale and the annual" fall bazaar were discussed. Officers for the years 1977-79 installed in the April meeting are: President, - Mrs. Else Schillings; Vice- President Mrs. Jo Overgoor Secretary Mrs. Beryl Nicholson, Treasurer Mrs. Janie VanSchagen. . Two guest speakers from Oshawa, Mrs. Lorraine Corey and Mrs, Liz Mac- Intosh spoke on their work with Birthright. It certainly enlightened our minds of the need of such an organi- ~ zation in our midst. = The guests were thanked by Mrs. Phyllis Carriere. The meeting was adjourn- ed ofi a motion by Mrs. § _. Rika Wygerde. ] Holiday Special PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 18, 1977 -- 15 Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader Mrs. Reta Wilson has re- turned after spending a few days near Fergus, at the . home of her daughter Carol. Mrs. Elizabeth Stichmann has been enjoying a few days with friends in Florida. After a strenuous winter of teaching the techniques of figure skating, our well remembered Anna Forder " leaves this week for a well deserved vacation in Europe. It was another busy weekend for the Island people when the 'Head" U.C.W. sold lunch at the Marjorie Tripp sale and prepared lunch for the Fitchett bridal tea. Around "Grace" church too there was plenty of activity when Penny Prentice became a bride and the "Grace" U.C.W. catered to about 54 people at the reception. In the evening the Community Hall was filled with life for the wedding dance. Thurs. evening there will . be a meeting at the Island Church with Rev. Clarke, for anyone who is interested + daughter, in working in the Sunday school. On Sunday morning about 20 relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aldred were present at the Island Church to witness the baptism of their tiny Ladiri Ann Caroline. The flowers on the Communion table were in memory of Mrs. Edna McLaren. Inthe absence of Mrs. Aileen Kane, we were pleased to have Mrs, Edna Beckett supplying at the organ again. Before the children retired for Sunday School, Rev. Clarke explain- ed the ceremony of hap- tism. 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