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by Mrs. Donna Wanamaker Elaine Willerton. Well Moms, there are only ten days of school left! Thursday, June 16th the U.C.W. will hold it's general meeting at the church. Tuesday, 'June 21st the 'Mother's Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. BRIAN a 4 & maker. conduct the service. sucxsiock 46996 - 4477 Kz . Ri Distinctive Decor Services PAINTING - PAPERHANGING - CEILINGS A SPECIALTY BROADLOOM - VINYL - DRAPES - CERAMIC TILES Interiors - Designed - Remodeled - Furnished Shop at home services "Blackstock 986-4477 Unit 11 will hold their - meeting on June 27th at the home of Donna Wana- Church will resume this Sunday. - The U.C.W. will The Sunday School has been 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 15, 1977 Seagrave and area news items hospital, We hope you are asked to remain during the service, I am sure the children will enjoy it. Saturday, June 18th the U.C:W. will -hold a bake sale at the corner of the 11th concession. The walk-a-thon will take place this Saturday starting at 1 o'clock at Mrs. Phylis Wrays. On Sunday night at the Seagrave ball field, our lads . suffered a defeat to Little Britain. No score was given. Rumor has it the boys were ashamed to admit the score. Next Sun- day the Seagrave team will host the Mariposa team. Come op, let's get out and support our team. They could - use the moral support. On Friday night, a birth- day party was held for Gertie Wanamaker at the home of her eldest son, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wanamaker and Sara, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wana- maker and family also attended to wish Gertie the very best. Mrs. Reta Boe travelled to Midland on Sunday to visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sleda Sleep. We are glad to report that Mr. Reg. Abraham is home after spending a night in the feeling better. . Mrs, Sina Bright and Mr, Wm. Pearson Sr. are patients at Port Perry Hospital, We extend our best wishes for a speedy recovery to you both, Also . best wishes to Mr. King who now is in Port Perry Hospital. 3 At this time I would like to thank the grandparents who looked after the child- ren so their parents could attend Unit 11's travelling supper.- The event from all reports was a success. I would like to add my per- sonal thanks to all the girls who made this night a success. ' Mr. Bert Hutcheon joined his quartet Sunday for a day of golf at Country Lane Goft Course near Oshawa. Late that 'day Bert and Glenda were entertained in Oshawa at the home of Vern and Joyce Osborne. Next week's roving re- porter will be Jackie Boyle at 985-3941. My friend peers in on me with merry, + Wise face and though th sky stays dim, The very light of day, the very = Sun's self comes in with him, Algerman Charles Swinburn for the oN hg a oe Ee NS SE In 4 oa ATS RN ES te A = a ~ -~ a eR Qa, Aly -- We know how it is. Sometimes you get the first three digits right, and then just as you think you've got it made, you find you oy everyone to win. So we've changed the game a little. We've added more prizes. (There are now more than twice as many -- every draw!) And we've given every player more chances to win. Here's how it works. Starting with the June 23rd draw, if the first three digits on your ticket are identical to, and in the same order as, the first three digits of any of the five Winning Numbers, you win a book of 5 y tickets for the next draw -- on us. A nice { little windfall; So what are you waiting for? Get a ticket -- or a book of tickets -- and play the ' game, every other Thursday night at 9:00, liveon TV, *These prize tickets must be claimed within two weeks of the draw -- and only from designated retailers displaying this sign. n if you get th ee digits right, didn't even win $25. Well, Wintario wants - ~ Everhadthefirstthree digitsright _ and then ended up not winning a prize? Starting June 23rd draw: You win 5 tickets' draw e first \ Now more than twice as many prizes. And still just a buck! Ashburn area news by Mrs. R. Heron The ladies Bible Class met on'June 8th at the home of Mrs. H. Ashton, ; The president, Mrs. W. Hopkins, took as the theme for' her devotional period, "God is the Father", and' Mary Irvine read the scrip- ture 1ésson. ; Mrs. D. Ashton gave a very interesting program on "Gardens" bringing out many beautiful thoughts on flowers, and the relation- ship of God in our lives and our gardens. : A social time was enjoyed by all over a delicious lunch served by Mrs. A. Fisher and Mrs. R. Batten and the hostess. It was good to have Miss Vera Leach back with us at the meeting after a lengthy illness. The Brooklin Horticulture Iris show was held in Burns Church hall. Tuesday night of last week. - Our local members received quite a few prizes. Congratulations are in order for Mrs. D. Ashton who received first prize for the best Iris in the show. Those who were unable to attend church service on Sunday morning missed: a good sermon taken from St. John 4, the J.B. Philips translation and entitled '"'conversation with Christ". The choir sang "He Leadeth Me". Service next Sunday -at 11:15 and church school at 10 am. All are welcome. Mrs. Lena - Doble of Whitby spent a few days last week with her daughter and' family, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ashton also Mr. and Mrs. Don Purdy of Orange- ville were guests with them last Sunday. Mrs. Alma Taylor of Port Perry also Mr. Samells visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Gardner and Jean over the weekend. We are glad to report Mr. Frank Lynde is home from Dr. Ruddy hospital. Pe ARTS-WAY SELF-UNLOADING Bolts deg BPR 4 oR CR ANE ¥ a L Cg 3 ba x a SPL aE TE Se i 4 } Move Value v Variable Speed Unloading +» Smooth, Worm Gear Drive v~ Big 18" Unloading -Auger + Rear Unloading on ALL Models B&W FARM SERVICE RRS, SUNDERLAND 357-3760 Mrs.W. Routley, Miss Vera Leach and Miss Eileen Hamill spent the weekend with Mrs, Alma English of Woodville. x Mrs. Theo. Knight is hospitalized this , week in . Port Perry also Mr. Gordon -Senko is in Oshawa Hos-" ital. We. wish for them th a speedy recovery. = This. is the beautiful month of June so take time to smell the roses and count your blessings. by Stanley Taylor Mrs. Brian Lee and family, Oshawa, 'were visitors with' Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Grace and family 'on Friday evening, Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to the family of the late Mr. Fred Partner of Tyrone who had been 'a patient in Bowmanville Hospital for some time. Mr. J. Sinclair spent a few days visiting in Niagara Falls, Ontario during the weekend. Mr. Tom Hodge is: a patient in Bowmanville hospital. We hope he will soon be well again and able to be home, Several from this district attended the Decoration Day at Hampton -Cemetery on Sunday. Rev. H. Kemp- ling of Enniskillen. United Church was guest speaker. Mr. A.C. Stephenson, Bowmanville "called "on friends in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. Power Cookstown, Mr. and Mrs. D. Pickell, Barrie, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor on the weekend. Stanley 'Taylor attended Millbrook fair on Saturday. 4 ¥ * A