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PT PT a Rattan JY CD RR - Port Perry Plaza 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 23, 1987 % ¢ Na Many friends and relatives of Herb and Jean Swain gathered in the Blackstock United Church hall Sunday afternoon to celebrate the happy couple's 50th anniversary. MPP Sam Cureatz was among the guests, bringing congratulatory Plaques from the government. X Gifts 172 WATER ST, PORT PERRY: 985-8972 AAR ah Wet. Ba oR ate ama Stock Arriving Daily? + Fantastic Buys in All Family Clothing ro We have now added SEWING MACHINE REPAIR SERVICE SINGER "wh PARS KENMORE Complete Overhaul 49 95 ALL MAKES 29.95 i WARRANTY ON ALL REPAIRS Regular YEARS EXPERIENCE © MON? VU hi BM L.-J izszinisny °25.00 *20.00 BOYS' SUITS .. LADIES' RAIN COATS PANTS, BLOUSES new s ves 0.-°10. DRESSES Le ew von 28.012. ALMOST NEW SHOPPE 985-3018 Blackstocl ; and Area News by Joyce Kelly On Monday afternoon the gym of Cartwright Central Public School was beautifully decorated for the Retirement Tea in honour of three retiring teachers -- Gwenyth Thompson, Jessie Gunter and Kathleen Dorrell. Family members, former teaching colleagues and friends from the community and many other areas joined the three ladies in their 'special' day. Prin- cipal Roden Rutledge chaired the 'short programme. Mr. Robert Mar- tin brought- greetings from Ad- ministration of Durham Board, Jill VanCamp spoke on behalf of the students, Joyce Kelly brought greetings from the Durham Board and Tom Thompson spoke on behalf of the staff. Each teacher was presented with a beautiful clock from the staff. Following the presen- tation each teacher spoke with various ancedotes from her teaching career. Many friends and colleagues poured tea at the lovely tea table which was graced by decorated cakes. Best Wishes are extended to you all. Many happy returns are extend- ed to Mrs. Belle Werry on her bir- thday last week. She received a great gift-when her son Neil was released earlier than expected from Oshawa hospital. Happy Birthday, Mrs. Werry. On Sunday afternoon many friends and relatives attended the Open House in the Christian Educa- tion Hall of the United Church in honour of Herb and Jean Swain's fif- now on video ... tieth Wedding Anniversary. Sisters and sisters-in-law of the bride and groom poured tea at the beautiful tea table while grandchildren presided over the guest book. Guests were welcomed by the family Miriam, Don and Ralph. Following the Open House, Herb and Jean and their immediate family gathered at the home of Don and Louise, Stacey and Scott for a family dinner. Also present were Miriam Bennett, of Peterborough, Ralph and Joan Swain, Laurie -and Brett. Best Wishes Herb and Jean for many more years of happiness. Mrs. Margaret Pascoe of Whitby was a weekend guest of Roy and Edith McLaughiin. Karen Cole and her daughter Lori and Marilyn Locke hosted a bridal shower in honour of bride-to-be Theresa Klemencic on Thursday evening. After the bride-to-be open- ed her many beautiful gifts she replied fittingly. The guests enjoyed a social time over a dainty lunch. Ivan Thompson remains in serious * condition in Oshawa hospital. The happy news is that he has shown some improvement since he took the stroke last week. Sympathy is extended to Tom Drury and his family on the passing of his wife Catherine after a lengthy illness. The funeral service was held last Thursday with interment at Cadmus Union Cemetery. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Beech on the sudden death of his father Lloyd Beech in "5% % %/2. EXPLOSIVE BIG LAUGHS!" -- CHICAGO SUN TIMES. ROGER EBERT 68 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 985-9888 Port Perry Store Hours: Mon. to Fri. 11:30 AM to 8:00PM Sat 10 AM to 9 PM: Sun. 12 Noon to 7 PM BROOKLIN 655-3306 W00D LUMBER CO. (Ontario) LTD. FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NefLS OPEN Mon ue d Thurs to 6 PM tn [Le We J AM ) AM to 9 PM <4 Hwy 47 South DOUGLAS ROAD & HWY. 47 SOUTH, UXBRIDGE 852-5821 UXBRIDGE Withamson Pontiac Buck Ashley Pi Plaza ® WOOD LUMBER ff Esso Centre Three teachers honoured 'a boating accident last Sunday Also sympathy to Stan and Marion Rahm on the loss of a brother-in-law as Mrs. Lloyd Beech is the former Dorothy Rahm. Our community has thoughts for the whole family at this sad time. Sympathetic thoughts are extend ed to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Webber of . Cadmus on the recent death of his brother in a traffic accident. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Switzer of Brantford were Friday visitors of Mrs. Flora Samells. Robina and Flora were room-mates when the) attended Peterborough Normal School. A group of young fellows enjoyed a weekend White Water Rafting when they had lots of excitgment ir this relatively new sport. The Strawberry Supper sponsorec by the Stewards of the Unitec Church on Saturday evening was a fine success as was the Youth Group's Car Wash. Congratulations to Karen Duives teyn who recently received her Bachelor of Education degree at Convocation Exercises at Queen's University. Her parents Margaret and Tony Duivesteyn and other family members attended this hap- py event. On Sunday, Richard Steven Lee son of Alice Ann and Steven Lee was baptized at Epsom United Church. Following' church Alice Ann and Steve, and sons Daniel and Thomas hosted a family gathering in Richard's honour. Those attending were Steve's grandmother and his brother Jim and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Carnaghan, Russell and Helen Carnaghan, Luke, David and Mark, Murray Carnaghan, Caroline and Derry Robinson. - Congratulations to Angela Duives- teyn who graduated recently from Durham College in Marketing. Mrs. Verna Windrew of Cavan was guest speaker at the United Church on Sunday morning. She gave a thoughtful sermon on Discipleship. Jill VanCamp sang two lovely solos during the service. Next Sunday Elaine Barber will be the guest and then on July.5 will be the annual combined 6utdodr ser- vice for Nestleton and Blackstock at the home of Cliff and Chris Davis and boys. Rev. D. Davis will be home from his Holidays to conduct that service. ° At the regular card party the win- ners were - 1. Harold Swain, 2. Merv Storie, 3. Vera Fawns, 4. Nerta Masters, 5. Clara Warren, 6. Mildred Britton, Low - James Emerton, Draws - Harold Burgess. Mrs. H. Abbott, Lu Griffen, Bernice Wells. Plans are well underway for the mammoth card party to be held this Tuesday at the Rec Centre. A reception will be held this Sun- day, Junje 28 from 2-4 p.m. at Cann- ington United Church to honour Rev. Bruce Harrison's sixty years since he was ordined as a minister Rev. B. Harrison was minister at Blackstock United Church in the early and mid forties. Best Wishes "to Mr. Harrison at this important milestone. On Friday evening Bill and Jean Ferguson and family and Thelma and Lloyd Wright and family attend ed the wedding of Ed Dunbar and Ann Gillespie in St. John's United Church, Scarborough. The reception was at Heinztman House in Thornhill. Elaine McMaster a Junior Farmer delegate from County An- trim, Ireland is spending a week with Elizabeth Kelly, her parents and family. Patti Alpe and Nancy Bryans visited Nancy's Dad Wilf Brown of Oshawa who is a patient jn Bowmanville Hospital. J. W. Cunningham "df Toronto spent a few days this wéek with her cousin Mrs. Neil Malcolm Ia a pd SHE NIN iA i