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The tables were set with gold cloths with centre pieces of daffodils and at each place favours of pot- pourri and pots of parsley created a colour scheme of green and yellow to herald spring. Over 100 delegates repre- senting the twenty-two societies within District 5 attended, each being pre- sented with a daffodil cor- sage as they registered. The ladies of Brooklin served a hot casserole luncheon. Miss Viola Gulion of Mount Albert was returned as District Director for the third year. There was a euchre in the community centre last Friday evening and enough people turned out for eleven and a half tables. Extra prizes were donated so 3 prizes went to Erma Wood, 'Nina Campbell and Beckie Young for the ladies. The mens prizes went to John Hopkins, George Middleton and im Lynde. Jean Johns- ton had the most lone hands and May Leask and Bill Gardner won the door prizes. There will be another euchre in the fall and the date will be SEE The Queen of Country Music and Member of the Country Music Hall of Fame KITTY WELLS along with ' %* Johnny Wright * Bobby Wright * The Tennessee Mountain Boys THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1978 2 SHOWS: 7:30 p.m.; 9:30 p.m. IROQUOIS PARK ARENA Corner of Henry & Victoria Sts., Whitby Reserve Seats $4.09 (plus 41c. tax) and $5.00 (plus 50c. tax) AJAX WHITBY | Hwy. 2 3 & > 2 Hwy. 401 -- . c E; Iroquois Arena iS 4 Baseline (Victoria St.) Get Your Advance Tickets At the Following Location: PORT PERRY STAR OSHAWA , announced later. There was a record atten- dance of 21 in the adult class of the Church school on Sunday morning and the rest of the classes are growing too. After the regular lesson period, some slides were shown of the 'Birthday Party for Jesus" taken last Christmas. Two children were baptiz- ed during the church service. Ronald Lindsay Death, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Death and Sarah Elizabeth Alice Mink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mink. Rev. McEntyres message was '"'God lives - Give Thanks". The Junior choir sang. Mrs. W. Hopkins and her helpers had five babies in the nursery. Mrs. R. Batten and Misses Julie Emm and Christine Lindsay looked after Junior church. Next Sunday there will be a special commemoration Burketon by Mrs. R. Davey Mr. Lance Plain, Orono, visited with friends in the village recently. Mrs. Sam Grant spent a day this week with Mrs. R. Davey. Mrs. S. Tabb, Bowman- ville, . called on Mr. and Mrs. Al Swain recently. © Mr. and Mrs." H. Davey, Bowmanville, called on Mrs. R. Davey this week. Mrs. K. Mertens spent a day in Oshawa recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Alli- son enjoyed a holiday return- ing from the south recently. Mr. A.C. Stephenson, Bow- manville, has been a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bow- manville. We hope he will soon be able to be home again. Bill lived several yeas in the village of Burke- ton. Former residents of the village, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Turnbull are visiting in Eng- land and The Islands. Mrs. D.P. Edwards, West- ern Ontario, is a patient in . Listowel hospital, sister of Mrs. R. Davey. Mr. Leslie Argue visited A.C. Stephenson in Bow- manville hosgital recently. Y 3- MA MAY Gregony scMen'sQlear Ltd. LAKEVIEW PLAZA - PORT PERRY 985-8160 OPEN 'TIL 9:00 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY ul Anniversay 6 Sale QUALIFY FOR OUR BLAZER DRAW WITH A PURCHASE OF $10.00 { CO) FREEMAN FORMAL RENTALS and "Become a Beef Expert" "Hotpoint Microwave Oven" service commencing at 10:30 with the church school assisting. The Sellwoods will also be present, presenting some good lively gospel music. Luncheon in the church hall will follow. A date to look forward to, May 12th. The Welcome club are arranging a games night in the church hall. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ham- ill of Manilla and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sallans of Belle- ville were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mrs. W. Routley. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Emm and son Paul have returned home for a weeks holiday in Florida. Glad to report Mr. W. Hopkins is home from the hospital but we are sorry Mr. Stanley Lynde is in Oshawa Hospital. We wish for all our sick people better health. Visitors with Miss Hilda Hopkins recently were Mrs. Irene Adlerson of Uxbridge, Mr. Jim Handley of Toronto, Mrs. Alice Peddy of Whitby, Mrs. R. Falkner, Mrs. C. Fiss and Mrs. E. Johnston of Glen Major. Mrs. Rachael Eeckhout has returned from her winter stay in Florida to her home here. Have 'a good day - Blow away any moody clouds and bring in a whole new light. Society received a cheque for $100 from Mrs. Stella Dennis. The money was the proceeds from the Blue Ray Chapter Daffodil Tea and Bazaar held at the Latcham Centre last Saturday. Scugog District ANNUAL unde <l BIG BROTHER o](0]19]:g WEEK May 15th to May 22nd EVENTS: PREMIERE ATTRACTION - DINNER Monday, May 15th at Port Tavern, 203 Water Street, Port Perry - 6:30 p.m. GUEST SPEAKER - CFRB's BILL DEEGAN Tickets $5.00 per person - please call 985-3733. Wednesday, May 17th BASEBALL GAME - BIG & LITTLE BROTHERS MEET CFTR CELEBRITY BALL TEAM AT THE OFFICIAL PORT PERRY BALL DIAMOND, Water Street - 6:30 p.m. "Thursday, May 18 BED RACE ORIENTATION AND REFRESHMENTS - REGISTRANT WILL MEET ALL TEAMS AND CAPTAINS AT THE PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA - 7:00 p.m. Monday, May 22nd - 2nd ANNUAL BED RACE - ABBREVIATED COURSE [Perry to Water St.) Bed Parade 1 p.m. Queen Street Entry forms will be accepted up until Monday, May 15th. Rules and forms will be advertised or can be picked up at the Port Perry Star Office. Trophies will be awarded. ~ THINK BIG BROTHER! CALL YOUR LOCAL BIG BROTHER ASSOCIATION PORT PERRY 985-3733 THURSDAY, All Proceeds in Aid of Port Perry hit KINETTE CLUB R.H. CORNISH SCHOOL Admission $2.00