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Cedar Creek News It was interesting to read in a recent issue of the Bowmanville Statesman that Merlin Slute had retir- ed from the teaching profession. © Merlin's first school was the Cedar Creek school and several of his first pupils attended his re- tirement party in Bowman- ville. Congratulations to Mr." and Mrs. Ernie Guenther on the birth of a daughter. Karin Cummings of Ornageville is home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings. Mr. and Auke Vander- meer are on a three week holiday to Holland. Karen Rensink is on a . "Emotional. You're tell- ing me it was emotional. We really had the taps turn- ed on for a while that day." That was how Mrs. W. Fox described the reunion when she and Mrs. Rene Hedges arrived June 10 for a visit with their sister Mrs. W.A. Graham of Port Perry. And as Mrs. Fox had not seen her sister Mrs. Graham for sixty years, it is easy to understand why a few tears where shed when Retires from teaching eats by GORGE Kilpatrick vo wur-----weeh »holiday Holland. George Kilpatrick visited Mr. EH. Joll at Newcastle on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bea- cock of Thornloe are visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque and other relativ- es in the area. Mrs. Kit Klowitter and children returned home on Saturday from a trip to Newfoundland where they visited relatives. Norris Doherty and George Kilpatrick were at Woodville on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier and Mr. Leo Trepanier all of Toronto were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque. Sisters re-unite after 60 years they met again. Mrs. Fox is from Jersey, Channel Islands, and Mrs. Hedges is from Bristol, in the southwest of England. Mrs. Graham, who is now almost 85 and the eldest of the three sisters, left the British Isles in 1920, and with her husband settled a few miles north of Port Perry. In a brief interview last week with the Port Perry Star, all three ladies admit- ted sadly that the five-week 2-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 20, 1977 y= Mrs. W. A. Graham (centre) of Port Perry with her sisters, Rene Hedges (left) of Bristol and Mrs. W. Fox of Jersey, Channel Islands. The three ladies reunion 'had gone by - too quickly," as Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Hedges were to return July 12 to the British Isles. But they added that the five weeks had been a won- derful experience for them. "We haven't stopped or laughing for the whole time," said Mrs. Fox. During their time in Ontario, the visitors from the British Isles have travelled to Niagara Falls, and other tourist spots in southern Ontario, as well as a trip to Manitoulin Island mini CINEMA QUEEN & PERRY STREETS PORT PERRY (Behind the Royal Bank) and the Sudbury area. Both Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Hedges found Canada to be vast, and they said that parts of the province reminded them of the British Isles. And like most visitors from other coun- tries they were amazed at the prosperity and wealth in the province. "Canada certainly has a lot going for it," said Mrs. Hedges. At the same time she said that all the people they have met here have been most kind and sociable. A CLINT EASTWOOD THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES A MALPASO COMPANY ALM CHIEF DAN GEORGE - SONDRA LOCKE - BLL MCKINNEY and JOHN VERNON 5 Felcher Screenplay by PHIL KAUFMAN and SONA CHERNUS: Produced by ROBERT DALEY Direced by CUNT EASTWOOD Music by KERRY FIELDING - Panavision ® Cok by Deke WED., THURS., FRI, SAT. JULY 20-21-22-23 CLINT EASTWOOD THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES ...an army of one. i SHOWTIMES: Fri, Sat. & Sun 7109 Mon. til Thurs. 8 p.m. Only. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT STARTS SUNDAY, JULY 24 FOR ONE BIGWEEK recently finished a five-week reunion here in Port Perry. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Graham had not seen each other for 60 years. The _. Country Mouse by Danielle Clark Summertime is the time to be freed from the kitchen... enjoy an evening out at Emiel's... dine in the Rembrandt Room and choose from many selections of Canadian and Dutch cuisine... Emiel's offers seafood and steaks, and many other interesting entrees... the wine list includes both Imported and domestic varieties... the recently renovated coffee shop Is now licensed for your increased enjoyment... there is a specially priced menu for children under 12... make a reservation for tonight... Emiel's Place Restaurant and Dining Rooms 155 Queen Street 985-2066 Oh, to be in England to have real fish & chips!!! But you don't have to go that far... on Scugog Island, the first left off Hwy. 7A and V2 mile in Is Redman's Fish & Chips... using fresh home-cut potatoes and halibut, the Redman's 'make the real thing... open Fridays from 4 p.m. fo 8 p.m. and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 12 noon to 8 p.m. d Redman's Fish & Chips Scugog Island 985-2380 A new addition on the restaurant scene, The Gate Restaurant offers a varied menu for dining in and take out... located in Port Perry Plaza between the Canadian Tire store and the laun- dromat, the Gate is open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 7 days a week... Delicious offerings include Shish- Ka-Bobs, Bar B.Q. Chicken, greek salads, fish & chips, submarines and burgers of all descrip- tions... every day Luke and his staff have specials with prices to match... and soon the Gate will offer ice creams, sundaes ard sodas... The Gate Restaurant Hwy. 7A Port.Perry Plaza 985-8686 Plan a picnic with Subby's in mind... Donna and her staff will gladly prepare submarines, hot kaiser sandwiches and salads - salad plates, potato salads and cole slaw... for beverages, Subby's offers a wide range of pop and milk drinks... located in the Lakeview Plaza on Hwy. 7A, they are open 7 days a week, on Fridays and Saturdays from 10°'a.m. to .1 a.m. and Sundays from 11:30a.m. to 7:30 p.m. ... all ingredients are fresh... the bread is baked every morning right here in Port Perry. Subby's 151 Scugog St. Hwy. 7A 985.7131 _ Beauty Hints on Hair... when summer days are filled with water activities, busy women seldom have time to wash & set their hair for the evening... instead, wash your hair, use a condi- 'tioner and pin your hair up wef, use flowers (fresh or fabric) or ribbons to complete that special look... Richard's Beauty Studio T48 Queen St, 985.7991 Tell them a Country Mouse sent you...