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Family, Friends Honor Popular Couple After many months of act- ive service in France during World War 1, Roy Scott arrived home in 1919 hoping to find a wife and start a home of his own. He succeeded in his quest and so on Nov. 11, 1920, he and Miss Gladys Harrison of Myrtle, Ont. were united in marriage by Rev. Adams. Their attendants were Mr. Fred Harrison, brother of the bride and Mrs. W. Clarke (Ombra Scott) sister of the groom. It is inceresting to note that the wedding was at the lith hour of the lith day of the 11th month and that the wedding party observed the two-minute silence of re- brance before the cerem- ony The couple settled on Seott's hill just south of Sea grave where they farmed un-| til about 2% years ago when they retired to the Village. During the years Roy and Gladys experienced their hap- py times and their sorrows. They are the parents of three sons one of whom, Harold, passed away several years ago The remaining sons are Ken of Oakwood and Beverly of Oshawa. They also have 12 grandchildren and 2 great- grandchildren Anyone knowing Roy Seott must realize that he is of a very outgoing nature with interests both varied and wide. Through the years he Howard's HOWARD VICE, Prop. BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard Venetion & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Drapes Drapery Rods & Tracks interior Decorating Service Custom Made Slip Covers Draperies has taken a great interest in municipal government and has served on the local coun- cil. He is also keenly inter- ested in politics with decided leanings toward the N.D-P. Veterans affairs claim con- siderable of his time and he is an honoured member of the Port PerryLegion. And Sports! You name it and Roy can tell you all about it. Mrs. Scott on the other hand has given most of her services to the local church, having been organist and or- chestra member for a number of years. She is a quiet home- loving person who has the rep- utation of never speaking un- kindly to or of anyone. On Sunday afternoon and evening friends numbering more than 300 gathered at the church to congratulate and bring best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Scott. They came from all the local centres as well as Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls, Lindsay, Peterborough, Osh- awa and Toronto. Two coming from a distance were the old buddy Mr. Doug. Rutherford of New Liskeard and Mrs. Henry Topping of Montreal. The guest book was in charge of 4 granddaughters and the occasion was a real old-time re-union. Greetings are still arriv- ing but to date the couple have had messages from Gov Gen. Michener, P.M, Trudeau, Premier Robarts and M.P.P.'s Dymond, Pilkey and Faulk 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N. ner. Then there are dozens of cards and gifts from old-time friends. They were especially pleased to receive a phone call from their granddaughter Mrs. Porter (Marilyn) in Cal- gary. The Seagrave ladies served a light lunch to all visitors Tc. OFF CAT FOOD White, Pink, Yellow LANCIA MACARONI or VICKS VICKS VAPO RUB OLIVE carn JAVEX BLEACH MAPLE LEAF CANNED HAMS TIDE DETERGENT "ace Pre 2. 3c. INST. COFFEE TOILET TISSUE - SCOTTOWELS LONG SPAGHETTI COUGH SYRUP Cub News A BRL a SA ak Ne ea Terme nae rea 8 i 4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 12,1970 - & On October 27th B Pack} [ETTERS»™ EDITOR held their Hallows'en party. The party started with judg- ing of best six in costume. Tawny six was chosen Akela then had the pack circle around the 2 judges to pick first and second. The 2 jud- ges who are in no way con- nected with B pack had one hard job to pick out of 36 costumes. Cub Robbie Gib- Son won Ist; Cub David Saul- nier won 2nd. This hallowe'en party was a great event for Philip Beau- champ. During the evening Mr. Joe Waldinsperger chair- man of Port Perry Scout} Association presented Philip with the-award he received from the Governor General of Canada. Philip's parents were present, also the cub who made this award possible and his parents. The party was closed after several gam- es and treat from the leaders of B pack. Akela in his good night asked his pack to follow hal- lowe'en in a manner fitting young cubs -- no property damage, just clean fun. B pack parents don't forget the Pot Luck Supper Nov. 14. Akela Paul Saulnier HOMES WANTED a0 (TATE ID aEALIOR 985-7373 while relatives Mrs. Ombra Clarke, Mrs. Clarence Harri- son and Mrs. Olive Harrison with Mrs. Henry Topping pre- sided at the tea table. 8:30--6:00 p.m. Mon. Tues. Wed. & Sat. 8:30--9:00 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 64 oz. 45c. 1% Ib. Tin 65 5le. $1 6 oz. $1 2 bb 75¢ Special 12 oz 43 FOOD MARKETS 2 Roll Pkgs. 2 - 63c. 55c. 45c. 3 oz. 59c. 59c. LAVORIS MOUTHWASH ° « 69c. CLUB HOUSE STUFFED MANZANILLA 53¢ Special 8 oz. 63- Dear Sir: We the undersigned would like to take this opportunity to say "Thank You", to you and your staff, for your un- tiring efforts on behalf of UNICEF. Though you stated in last week's issue, (Nov. 5th, 1970) that our receipts of donations 'was about half of last year's' we feel that without your help in bringing UNICEF to the attention of the Public, | our collection mzy well have ; been much less than it was. Since Hallowe'en this year was back to normal, we sin- cerely hope, with the co-op- eration of the parents, that next year we will be able to have our Ghosts and Goblins out on the streets carrying the familiar UNICEF boxes. Again, with many thanks for your continued support, we remain, "© Yours very sincerely, Mrs. K. Bateman Mrs. L. Houston Local UNICEF Representatives. UXBRIDGE Special Matinee, Tins FRESH LEAN 35 LEAN BUTT Pkg. SUNSET RINDLESS MAPLE LEAF Reg. % gallon FREE DRAW ON $5.00 WORTH OF GROCERIES WITH EVERY $5.00 ORDER OR OVER ROXY THEATRE Thursday to Wednesday -- 6 days -- Nov. 12 to 18th "THE GOLD RUSH DAYS IN CALIFORNIA" (Paint your wagon) nightly at 8:00 o'clock Recommended as Adult Entertainment Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood and Jean Seberg. Adventure in Africa "THE LAST SAFARI" Coming Next -- "PATTON" Shoulder Shankless PICNICS - 39: PORK BUTTS = 49° PORK CHOPS = 59: SIDE BACON » 59: BOLOGNA Neilsons Jersey ICE CREAM Utica continued Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballard had a family gathering at their home on Sunday. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. James E. Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simpson of Killworthy, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Neal of Whitby, Mrs. Ivan Gray, Mr. Bill Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mit- chell and children Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Con ner and family of Brooklin visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sutherland on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bob Suther- land, Debbie and Neil were Sunday guests of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton of Ashburn. Mrs. James E. Mitchell spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown, Dorothy and Charlie visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of Ajax on Sunday. Mr. Bill Brown and Mr. Ar- thur Gibson spent Monday |at Haliburton. 852-6033 Saturday at 2 p.m. 33c 43c 79