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® -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 12, 1970 Community Nursing Home was the setting November 8th, 1970 for the Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kennedy. Members of the family attended and held a dinner party in their honour in the dinning room of the nursing home. Local Couple Married This week has again been full of activity. Mr. Thom, Mr. Duffield, Mrs. Lena Ward, Miss Bal- four and Mrs. Jordan were all out at various times dur- ing the week for afternoon visits. Mr. Myers was taken out for a drive on Sunday by his wife and daughter. Jack Weir spent a day with his daughter. On Saturday several of our ladies enjoyed an outing at the Port Perry United Church Bazaar. Namely Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Murrall, Mrs. Hewitt, Miss Balfour and Mrs. Bell. They had a good time shop- ping for Christmas presents and treats. The tea room was thoroughly enjoyed with all the fancy sandwiches and pastries. Thank you to Mrs. Williams for driving them to the church and to the lad'es of the church for the invita- tion. It was certainly a nice change for us. On Sunday a 54th Wedding Anniversary was celebrated here for Mr. and Mrs. Ken- j THE PORT PERRY | PASTORAL CHARGE | The United Church of Canada | Rev. W. Mark Reeves, SUNDAY, NOV. 15th-- Port Perry Services will be held at Port Perry at 10 a.m. and at Prince Albert at 11:15 a.m. Church School Sessions will be at the same hours. Services will be held at Photo -- Joe Jordan Prince Albert News Mrs. L. Beacock At worship last Sunday our , minister Rev. M. Reeves B.A based his message principly with "Remembrance in mind the onservi ng t pleasing to see es present at the well as the regular t again eh sympathy ywer the passing Len Smith who for a number of ived just sth of school now Recreation Centre The Prince Albert 4H Jr Homemakers thoughtfully en tertained their mothers to a to ears the public if! the * ment Port Perry at 10 a.m. and at Prince Albert at 11:15 a.m. Church School _Ses- sions will be held at the same hours ot buffet supper in the Re-| grove. | At both Churches the tion Hall last Saturday} Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Lowery | Minister will speak on the making a total of|of Orono were guests of Mr.| theme, "Old Folks at ly thirty-five happy mo-| and Mrs. L. Beacocks on Sun-| Home." s and members enjoyed | day. At 7:30 p.m. the officers trimmings and entertain- Tpr. Robert Brooks & W.O and teaching staff of the | Frank Harris as members of | #™algamated Church Mr. and Mrs. L. Mulkins of| Queen York Rangers paraded | Schools (United and l in the Remembrance Day| Anglican) will meet in the ille spent the week company of their| Parade on Sunday at Udora.| Lounge of the Port Perry as friends Mr. and Mrs. F. Gib-| Therefore Mr. and Mrs. Fred| Church ~ son who Saturday evening| Brooks, Mrs. F. Harris and 'CHURCH OF 'ASCENSION entertained friends from Osh-| Mrs. Keith Bacon enjoyed the ANGLICAN awa, Brooklin and local Mr. and Mrs. C parade and joined the large group who were graciously ed Mr. and Mrs entertained at a luncheon at Trinity XXV Grafton recently the Canadian Legion. | 10:00 a.m.--Holy Communion Mr. & Mrs. Norisse Bowey | Mr. and Mrs. L. Be: ks | Church School celebrated their second anni visited at Mr. and Mrs. Sandy ) s+ souws BLACKSTOCK versary to an evening dinner , Road entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Moore's of Shirley F iSUNDAY, NOV. 15th-- Trinity XXV Roy Lethbridge of Lindsay,| Mrs. Wm. Perry of Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Hector Hodgins| is staying temporarily with |11:15 a.m.--Morning Prayer and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snel-| her father Mr. E. McCrea. Church School ANTI-FREEZE TIME Bring Your Car To Us For Winter Service ANTI- FREEZE $2 .98 ae oil Permanent Type Snow Tires UNIROYAL: Super Winterides F78 x 14 ~- Blackwalle WINTERIDES 5 x 14 -- Whitwalls Rev. R. C. Rose, Minister Love visit- SUNDAY, NOV. 15th-- L. Brown, | PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | Rev. Williem Black, F.R.G.S. SUNDAY, NOV. 15th-- 10:00 a.m.--The sermon sub- ject--'The Power of Christ' PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor A. Hern SUNDAY, NOV. 15th-- 10:00 a.m.--Bible School. 2 Adult Classes 11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship 7:00 p.m.--Evening Service. as Low as $21.95 | $21.95 Muffler Special . Chevrolet and $8.50 Genuine Pontiac 60 - 68's GM. parts (COME IN FOR SERVICE AND ASK FOR A "FREE ICE SCRAPPER" BEARE MOTORS LTD. Call 985-7351 s SUNDAY, NOV. 15th-- 9.45 a.m--SCUGOG 11.15 a.m.--MANCHESTER PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten, Rev. |. Maclean 10 a.m.--Family Bible Hour 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 700 pm. Evang. Service Nursing Home News nedy. About 20 family and friends entertained the coup- le. Mrs. Margaret Kennedy who is a resident here was certainly thrilled with the event. A lovely dinner was brought in and served in the dining room and they all had a grand celebration. Congratulations Mr. Mrs. Kennedy. We have a young artist on our staff, Doris Doyon. She decorated the wall of the sitting room for Remembran ce Day. Thank you Doris for doing a fine job. We are all feeling rather lost without Mr. and Mrs. DeNure who left Monday to go back to their in Osh- awa. However we are happy for them and wish them con- tinued improvement in health. Mrs. Murrall leaves to-day, Tuesday, for her home in Oshawa. We are certainly and evening. Best luck Annie. pmaking Christmas decora. tions under the able guid- ance of Mrs. Tooley. Mrs. Leediley is feeling better again. She had visitors from Toronto on Sunday. Dave and Margaret Kerr, also her grandaughter Mrs. Jean Edwards and her 2 children visited. Scouts Continued interested in boys and be will- ing to spend two or three hours a week with them. Before the scouting was discontinued the troop was meeting Friday nights at the Scout Hall from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. The first part of the meeting was usually gen- eral. During the latter half the boys worked toward their various scouting badges and other activities. Manuals are supplied to the leader to help him with the various programs. Projects such as camping trips, are left | up to the leaders and troop to decide on. Anyone interested in be- coming a leader and re-activ "| ating the scouts is asked to contact Mr. Waldisberger at 985-3636 or Jack Owen at 985-2854. te Ontario right here in Ontario you grow your corn CO-OP Hybrids are high yields, be vigor intended. $280, 277, 270 and "Registered Trade Markt (co-ops ' developed for farmers CO-OP* Corn Breeding Research is done because that's where developed to produce ous, easy picking, fast drying and have maximum disease resistance in the areas of Ontario for which they were Ask your Co-operative about these CO-OP Big Bonus Hybrids $345, 338, $327, 297, 266. Also ask about the CO-OP Big Bonus corn program, including seed, fertilizer and chemicals United Co of Ontario Port Perry TE. 8-4130 Big Bonus Hybrid Corn... more bushels per Ontario acre.