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5 YA he AH RR PEP AA RL TAR LTS N STII AJ AAS TSAO FN I A MINAS TT Al AR LI At PHA PA ER SAA EAT IS ph i SAN ed ATR I] ERI EL CY Sn Sa Ta a Gye LEE MATER Ba A A I AH AAAS STAY HAR A Lv Fe od LARC I Sad HEALEY i v NATE iy [XERTER RE SORSSE AS HAA LAI SIE ARE NIIREASE AR: J £ SI RRAILULI AVC HALEY RNA ASH REIAL IVAN SREY RENO el 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 2, 1980 2% Es ao Jot SHR 2% mn Prince Albert area news by Grace Beacock A full measure of joy is wished for Ruby Roach upon her retirement from the office desk of Port Perry Star. Sorry to learn an infant Stephen Martyn underwent surgery in Oshawa Hospital and his brother Robbie had a tonsilectomy in Port Perry Hospital. A beautiful day helped welcome the usual favorable attendance for the yearly Decoration Day at Pine Grove Cemetery. The appropriate service was arranged by 1.0.0.F. with Rev. Chas Clarke as speak- er. Mrs. Marion Webster on behalf of Rebekah Lodge (who formed a delegation on the stage too) rendered a lovely vocal number. Mr. Fred Christie, president of the cemetery board voiced a special thank you to the caretaker Mr. Geo. Hall for the neatness of the grounds. Actually as one browsed around, the familiar phrase Say It With Flowers, in loving memory of the de- ceased, seemed to spell it all out. The U.C.W. appreciate the thoughtfulness to the Wozneys who shared their premises for the Yard-Bake Sale. This could not have materialized if people had not contributed and people had not purchased. As a result we are happy to report a healthy sum was realized. Many thanks to Florence Smith and Myrtle Snelgrove when local women and women from far and near thronged the Presbyterian Church parlors to admire the fruits of the Quilting Club Display and truly it was a case of quilts from wall to wall. While chatting over a cup of tea one could imagine the thousands of stitches, see the attractive colour schemes, and oodles of designs completed the work of the needle-thread ladies. It would be a problem to pick a favourite quilt. But the way the art of quilt-making was first born in Nova Scotia around the 1780's. We are happy for Rev. and Mrs. Chas Clarke felt grate- ful to be alive to go into Toronto and join with others at Charles Re-union class of a few decades ago. Regret- fully the majority of the class of 70 are deceased or unable to attend so time does its own thing too. Naturally the celebrants of Christian Leadership pa: ook of toasts, food plus erbally reliving those years. Many recall when Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGregor minglew among us then moved away over the miles to Renfrew County. Well congratula- tions are due Jim as he has received his Master of Business Administration diploma at Queen's Univer- sity, Kingston at which local relatives attended. Mr. and Mrs. Scott of Sandy Cove Acres at Stroud spent a few days with their daughter and husband at the Manse. During those hours the Brawn family arranged a get-together there for a brother Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scott and family of Markham were among the group prior to the latter family leaving for Van- couver and other western interests. Mrs. Helen Jewell has returned from a holiday getting a glimpse of Holland, Austria, London, finally the Passion Play in Germuny. Early Sunday evening at Crandell's Riverboat Mrs. Leta Doupe was sincerely remembered by a total of 35 of her family, grandchildren included, who arranged a surprise birthday dinner and usual frills for a senior of age 75 and a most deserving member of the family. We all say Many more years, Leta. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hodgins and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pereman spent a worthwhile weekend attend- ing the United Church Mens Conference, at Port Carling at which Dr. McClure was one of the fabulous guest speakers. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen and family spent a weekend in Ohio where they were among many attending their son Tom's graduating exer- cises in Bowling Green State University. Congratulations Tom. Mrs. Joanne Huston re- turned recently from an extended holiday at her winter home in Mesa, Flori- da. She enjoyed renewing old acquaintances and spent some time with a former resident of this village by the name of Edith Jeffs. On Decoration Day Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore, Hurd St., entertained Mrs. Lillian Brounridge and son of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Taylor and daughter Mr. and Mrs. L. Slemon and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. E. Trewin, all of Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Huston, Simcoe St., spent the July 1st holiday weekend attending the third annual Bourke family of first cousins held in Gravenhurst. Nearly 60 cousins arrived prEm--Y | THE GALLEY FISH & CHIPS 161 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8647 now have SOFT ICE CREAM CONES - MILK SHAKES - SUNDAES SLUSH PUPPIE FLAVOURED DRINKS 2 Pc. Chicken Dinner - $1.49 OPEN: Monday to Thursday - 11 AM. to 8P.M_; Fridays-11 AM.to9 P.M; Saturdays - 11 AM. to 8 P.M; NOW CLOSED SUNDAYS. 3 pc. Chicken Dinner - $1.99 I mn ~--EMIVI from Vancouver to Halifax, from St. Louis, Mo., to Quaka, Hawaii. A fabulous time was had by all - Do you remember this and that could be heard about the gathering. All returned home looking forward to next year. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton and family, Oakwood, were Saturday company with her folks Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong. Saturday June 21 Mr. Larry Huston treated his wife to a surprise birthday evening. Mrs. Allen Martyn has returned from spending over a week with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bigham. Why? A new granddaughter Emily arrived in Ottawa Hospital. Mrs. Jas. Davidson has been visiting in Sudbury but she and Jim have also had her mother Mrs. St. Martin and daughter Mrs. Lamaick of Sudbury and Mr. and Mrs. D. Rockborough of Bancroft. A group of females attend- ed the Creative Circle Party at the home of Mrs. T. (Nancy) Heayn. Miss Joan Warren in company with eight delega- tes from Pentecostal Church, Port Perry attended the two-day P.C. Convention in Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Van Ravensaay and children have had his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Van Ravensaay of Dunnville, and brother Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Van Raven- saay, also of Dunnville plus an uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Rudie Van Ravensaay for a few days from Holland. Mrs. Clare Vernon and sister-in-law Mrs. Percy Swain of Blackstock, both enjoyed nearly a week at Three Fingers, State of New York. The last Euchre of the season was held on Thursday evening with seventeen tables. The prize winners were Ladies - High - Bessie McCullough, second - Verna Draper and low Susie Harris. Mens - High - Howard Glendinning, second - Alvin Spencer and low - J. Poots. Lone hand series tied with Verna Draper and Lloyd Fawns with sixteen. Winners of the lucky draw - Afghan - Mildred Thompson of Utica, Man's Digital Watch - Colleen Breedon of R.R. 1, Cameron. Please contact E. Arm- strong 'ere she calls you. ERD INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7306 The one you're looking for. ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE New chairman Howard Hall [left] of Port Perry was selected new chairman of the Durham Region District Health Council at the organization's annual meeting in Whitby last week. At right is out-going chairman Henry Polak who has completed a three-year term. Playground staff ready for another summer of activities by Laural Holtby The Scugog Playground Staff kicked off the 1980 summer session last week with a very successful orien- tation conference. The staif of 20 people attended daily seminars in a wide variety of interesting areas at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Creative ideas on arts and crafts were captured by the staff thanks to the inventive demonstrations given by Anne Bland and Marcia Pensa-Snelgrove. Judy MacColl displayed a cross-section of the many resources available at the Scugog Public Library. We're sure to have a fantas- tic variety of books and films for the youngsters this year. Dave Carroll was kind enough to take everyone on a nature hike at the Nonquon Conservation area. Many useful things were learned about observing nature and will be passed on to those family ff ho Trust ran v 5 YEAR 11/5 Annual Interest 11 1/8% Semi-Annually STANDARD TRUST COMPANY 5 YEAR 1/4 Annual Interest 11Y2% Semi-annually the munidpal SAIS BION (DMOF3HON 5 YEAR 0Y> Annual Interest 10%% Semi-Annually Vr VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 11/5 Annual Interest 11%% Semi-Annually macdonald cartier trust company « 5 YEAR 11/2 Annual Interest 11%% Semi-Annually summer. Ed Canning and Janice Tanton kept everyone busy for a day while they got the staff totally involved in a fantastic drama seminar. Many ideas were absorbed .by all and we're sure that the kids will have a great time taking part in mime, clown- ing tableaux, and improvi- zation activities. The lifeguards at Birdseye Pool provided the staff with a full session on pool safety and fun. All of the play- grounds will be making a weekly visit to the pool for a cool and refreshing dip. A representative of the Red Cross taught a first aid course to the staff. We hope that no accidents do occur, however, we're ready and able to act effectively if an emergency should happen. The Recreation Commit- tee has purchased many new pieces of sports equipment which will provide many hours of entertainment. Roller skating and bowling have been scheduled for the older children on a weekly basis. The Playground Staff would like to thank the many people who offered their assistance during orient- ation week. We learned many new helpful things and are all ready and raring to provide a fun-filled session of playground to the Township of Scugog. Registration for play- 'ground will be held at the various locations at 9:00 a.m. on July 7. Come on out and have "Fun in the Sun". WEDDING INVITATIONS And Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 . Lo L) [8