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"R]\ - v. 150 aid BATES IS LG Za Uy Pe iret RANA EATS LN RA RS SE AKER A BI SED i AE A PIA Psi AR | BA ATI LEARY, £1 5 AX PR Lacs ht £9 SAA LAA EAS RE PELSEAR NH HALT ED SESAME TS i Yes? SAUL NEM BARA SSF ASAT LF GE AZ SUDA VRAD 2 3) 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 28, 1979 = = Yelverton and area news by Harvey Malcolm acquaintance with Jim goes balmy Ontario only to find resident of our community Congratulations to Mr. and pack more years than we that the Arctic weather has Mrs. Etta Robinson of Cavan Mrs. Mike Thurd (nee care to admit, when we both followed him home. The village had the misfortune Heather Semcszyszyn) both of this community on their recent marriage. Mike is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thurd and Heather is played softball with a team at Scugog Point where Jimmy's parents owned a cottage. Sorry to report that Mr. turned from Saskatoon to morning we left for home the thermometer registered a crisp -38 degrees Celcius - just about the same in Farenheit. Hilite of our an Eskimo from Frobisher this week to fall and break her leg. Mrs. Robinson is currently in a Peterborough Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Norman the youngest daughter of Mr. Auke = Vandermeer has course in Coop College in Wilson were last week end and Mrs. Gary Semcszyszyn. undergone an operation to Saskatoon was the opportun- Visitors with Isabel's sister Sympathy is extended to have one of his legs am- ity to meet fellow co- and husband in Lakefield. 7 wife and family of Mr. putated because of a serious operators from such deverse Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baker i Jimmy Spearing of R.R. circulation problem. Auke's backgrounds. These in- and family were Sunday NR Bethany of the Sudo many friends joi in wishing cluded a native of Zambia . Visitors with the Art Rowans. Si passing of a loving husband him a speedy convalescence. (formerly Northern Yi and father. Jim farmed on i : i i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 8 7A Highway west of pO Scribe has just re- Rhodesia prior to liberation) ponte #08 © Mills, Mrs. on Bethany. Our earliest Ernestine Henderson of i Bay who as empored et Beli vor Sn sets BON & 0) . an . y 1n- ol Hospital Auxiliary Jaugysge Jo he Rskimo ~ son. Rev. Gerald (Jerry) Di remember the Annual Hospi- a iy " 4 4Fpos dians Hofstetter and Mrs. Hof- h i From page 12 tal Board Meeting May 30th, podg back gs, Stetter and family who ih i) by their new babies. Letters We welcome Mrs. Holland © Teny e Ay an pron ; formerly served as student A read from the Hospital staff with us who has been absent LIE nea ta " y 'minister and minister on our AL thanking the Auxiliary for from illness. Anyone wishing an pen 9 Woe. en¢ ~ Janetville Charge (United ed their gift to the nursery of to become a member of the SANCre brown. Church) before moving to Sy ECR - : So od a, no > 7 new incubator and bililite. Mrs. Graham announced that she had tickets for sale on the handmade rug donat- Auxiliary, please contact Mrs. Holland. We welcome new members. Let us all remember the Mr. and Mrs. Gary Semcszyszyn have recently returned from a three week vacation in St. Petersburg Florida with a tour of the Grace United Church in Peterborough is now. being transferred to Guelph, Ontario on March 15. In a) ed by the Dahsgea Lodge Spring Fair on April 28th in Keys. LeeAgng on of wid Mowery {et This draw wi e place al Latcham Centre at 1 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Balfour °F the family and the grea ys Z >! Sr the Spring Fair. Mrs. Boagey reported having attended the Board Meeting and asked that all ~~ Q! ee -- LLL LINN SS SSE C KN SEN NSS SSN SS SS SNSENSCN NYFF IIIFVTITIIIIIIIITII IIIT IIIT 2 Contributions to any of the tables will be appreciated. Meeting adjourned. ~ G. Wanamaker Corres. Sec. (0g - reer QUEM I 4 RCL TE rt pitti HEE Ny aid SL SITET ZANE, SSINANNNNNANNNNNNMNNNNMNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG LS IL SSS SS SIL ISIE Ira II rT Ie 0007, . You don't have to clam up to slim down. Moore also returned from Florida on Saturday past. Sorry to report a former-- SOE EIS IIIT TTL I PITTI) 777877 FIL EEII7 2277 ATATLE|RTLTWTALLLR_ ITT LRT RNR LN LLL sy vas ARE YOU TIRED OF PEOPLE TELLING YOU TO KEEP YOUR ely 1 N A) \ A \ \ \ N N \ \ \ N N \ \ A) N N N \ N \N D Id / 7 / / 7 y 7 / / 7 4 [4 / / / / / A / ' A / 4 o] On the Weight Watchers" Program you learn to open your mind --and your mouth --to cheese- burgers, spaghetti, potatoes, even desserts and snacks, within limits. You never have to go hungry to lose weight. And our unique Behavior Modification method contribution they have made not only the religious but overall community welfare wherever they have resided, a Hofstetter night is being planned in St. James United Church and Grace United Church in Peterborough on the evening of March 2 7-9 with a dinner to be followed by a social evening, Those wishing dinner tickets should contact Mrs. Clare Robin- son of Yelverton to reserve same. Sympathy is extended to the family of octogenarian Herman McGill formerly of Bethany who passed away this- week following a fall causing a fractured hip. Inclusive in the family of Mr. McGill are step-son Mr. Ray McCullough, his wife and family of Yelverton. It is always a pleasure to publicize the efforts of any of our young people who are striving to improve their lot and make a name for them- selves in their chosen direction. Mr. Terry Shea of Fleetwood (one of the lads we had the pleasure of coaching "over the years in the ballfield) has taken a course on radio announcing and is scheduled to complete his course this coming week. Terry is aspiring to be a Sports Announcer, right down his alley, since Terry is an avid sports enthusiast. We join Terry's many friends in wishing him a successful career in his chosen profession and hope he receives an opportunity where we can hear him doing his thing. At least, as one of will help you when you're at a party, when eating out or when you're under stress. So join us now. Our results speak for themselves. his closet relatives stated, now we can turn him off when we get tired listening to Losing weight never him. tasted so good. WEIGHT The ATCHERS PORT PERRY Masonic Hall, 320 Queen Street, Monday 7:30 P.M. 'DP YOU'RE THIS CLOSE TO LOSING WEIGHT UXBRIDGE: Salvation Army Auditorium, 114 Brock Street West, Wednesday 7:30 P.M. WE ONLY DO BEST LITTLE BRITAIN Little Britain Community Centre, Monday 7:30 P.M. =m For Class Information Call: Mississauga 1-826-9200 § | FREE EACH MONTH [ENROLL AT ANY CLASS hd Zoct month members of First meeting Fee $10 all other meetings $4. Lat ar "rr Special senior citizen & student rate - first meeting $5.All other meetings $2. Walmar Eastern €anada Limited Authorized user of the trade mark Weight Watchers® Weight Watchers Int'l. Inc. 1979 Registered Owner. D0 WHAT WE Congratulations to our - Mother - Mrs. Emma Malcolm of Uxbridge who will have observed her 85th Birthday on Monday, Feb- ruary 26th. Pleased to relate that she is in fine physical . condition considering her age despite having raised "by hand" three obstre- perous sons. Sorry to learn that a former neighbour now a resident of Port Perry in the person of Mr. Howard McMullen, had a bad fall on the ice this week necessitat- ing a stay in Port Perry hospital with very painful. damage to his rib-cage. All join in wishing Howard a speedy convalescence, Pleased to report that Mr. Auke Van Der Meer of R.R.2, Port Perry has improved so rapidly following his opera- tion that he was able to return home on Friday past. Mrs. Mike Thurd (nee Heather Semcszyszyn) was honoured on Friday night in Church basement with a miscellaneous shower in regard to her recent mar- raige. Mr. Marti - Malcolm accompanied by Mr. Gordon Plumpton of Lindsay motor- ed to Greyrocks, Quebec via Sudbury to enjoy a weeks skiing at that location. Mr. and Mrs. Allan _Gundrie of Barrie are baby- sitting their grandchildren while Terry and Brenda spent the weekend curling with friends near Thames- ville, Ontario. Glad to report Mrs. Etta Robinson is progressing favourably after breaking her leg last week and expects to be released from hospital this week. Daughter Mitzi Fick is beginning to think she trans- ferred too soon from the Royal Bank at Van Horne and Don Mills to her present location. The reason - quite obvious - the staff recently won'a Wintario Draw or such like for 1 million dollars with a individual investment for 45 cents netting each member $45,000. Pretty good odds! Marriage encounter weekend There will be an infor- mation talk and free film given for all couples interest- ed in renewing and enriching their marriage. It is given by the "World- wide Marriage Encounter" community at the Oshawa City Hall at 8 o'clock on March 1st. Oshawa will be hosting it's second '"'World- wide Marriage Encounter Weekend" 'at the Genosha * Hotel on April 6,7 & 8th. Try it, you'll like it. Contact Ralph and Theresa Luke at 728-3485. Greenbank news by Mrs. Helen McKean "A Place to Stand". was the message Rev. Bob Rumball from The Church of The deaf - brought to the - Greenbank United Church on Sunday evening. It was the Ontario County Junior Farmers church service. He told us of 7 year old "Peter" who came to their summer camp. He could not hear, speak or even walk. Mr. Rumball's tiny daughter befriended him, helping him and now much later he Can Walk! and is a person with "A Place to Stand'. The new school and home for the deaf will open on Bayview Avenue on April 6th and is owned by The Church For The Deaf. Mrs. Reta Stickwood lead the Junior Farmers Choir, accompanied on the Organ by Mrs. Betty Stone with the Quartette, they shared their message in singing with us. The community ladies gathered at the home of Barbara Phair for a lovely evening, showering gifts on Miss Cathy Till. Mrs. Baker has been visit- ing with her daughter and This - family, Mr. and Mrs. Len ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES Jarvis for the last week. Miss Valerie Sweetman was a Sunday visitor of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask. Mr. Donald McKean and Glenn attended the 30th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McKean in Cannington on Saturday. Come and support your Community on March 10. The Hall Board is having a Community Dance. Tickets may be obtained from- Carma and David Coulter. Mrs. Marjorie Beaton was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phoenix on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jarvis and Mr. and Mrs. Len Jarvis visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cole in Ravenshoe on Sun. The Women's Institute meeting on Wednesday the 28th at Mrs. Olive Lee's will have as a speaker - a member of the Fire Depart- ment. All ladies invited. Dale Ellison, Sally Bishop and Susan Bishop were weekend guests of the Don McKeans. : The most important thing you wear - is the expression on your Face! ' PHILIPS MODULAR-4 SERVICING STEREO's - HI-FI's RE-CONDITIONED T.V.'s 214 BLOORE. OSHAWA 4 «+ 8