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Ht | 7 Armstrong ex-| PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, June 23, 1971-47 an invitation to her home for September. The devotion commenced by scripture by. Mrs. Snel- Service will be held in Ep We wisn nev. & Mrs. John som United Church on Sun | Hopkins and family much day, June 27th at 11:30 a.m.| happiness as they move to Rev. V. L. Thormin, a former | their new home at Coe Hill. minister on the Goodwood We are pleased that Mr. an inspiring article by . Harris entitled "Live a time". Also a r 2 f 2 3 2 iE 3 & and Mr knew" by Mrs. Wozney. Fol- Epsom-Utica Pastoral Charge | James E. Mitchell is improv- Sunday afternoon severa!| lowing last hymn all repeat-| Wil! be in charge of the ser-|ing slightly, in Port Perry folk from our area were| ed Mizpah Dain Community Hospital happy in being present /ty luach ro Mrs, Utica Sunday School will among the large gathering of | Deeth and Mrs. Wozney be closed for July and Aug den passing of Mr. & friends at the farm home of| Glad to learn Mr. Gordon ust. The Sunday School pic VanCamp on and attended and|Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christie,| Cherrie is home from under me in Ge Gels i Lege morning. Sincere enjoyed very much the trous | Manchester, when they were | going eye surgery. ; is extended to Mrs. V seau tea which Mrs. Ivan | host and hostess for a party; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bond, and Mr. and Mrs. Del Cather- to Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mountjoy held at ber home|and presentation. The get-| Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. wood called on Mr. and Mrs. Camp and children and to/ in honour of her daughter,|to-gether was arranged in| Murray Luke and Robert of Frank Kendall recently. Doreen VanCamp as Judy who is to be married to| honour of a comparatively| Stoney Creek visited Mrs The Arnold Kerrys and the many other Mr. Carl Gilbank this com-| newly married couple, Mr. & | Luke and other relatives and the Hillis Wilburs were with their great loss. The funeral/ ing Saturday. Judy's two | Mrs. Alex Johns. attended the extra town func the Bill Browns at Halibur- was held on Friday from the/ great aunts poured tea--Mrs.| Last Wednesday afternoon | tions. 'Taylor is a patient| ' during the week-end McDermott - Panabaker Austin Franklin of Oshawa | the U.C.W. assembled on the} Mr. Bruce and] in Toronto General Hospital| _™**- Jack Crosier attended eral Chapel. in the afternoon and Mrs. | lovely grounds of Mrs. Ron| friend Miss D. Tor} if you know of any news| '"¢ 'retirement party for The June meeting of Russell Mountjoy of Black-|Deeth. Many of the mem |onto were Sunday visitors] items please phone 3601. (Continued on Page 19) Candace Unit of the U.C.W/| stock in the evening. bers were in ancient costume. , was held at the home of . Winners at the regular} Meeting opened by all sing. reen Malcolm with 'weekly Senior Citizens' Card |ing an old-time bers, 3 visitors and Party on Wed. evening were | the assistance ren present. After co Ladies High -- Mrs, Walter | thy Hope's portable organ. and a special time, Lawrence; 2nd--Mrs. Vivian| President der Peggy Larmer opened/ Carl; Low -- Mrs. Marwood | grove chaired the meeting with a poem./ McKee. High -- Susie | welcomed members Joan Paisley led in worship,| Harris; Second--George All-|ors. Roll call answered by her theme being "In quiet-| dread; Low--Dalton English. | old-time methods ness and Confidence". We} Mr. Alex Fiett, Fenelon |thers and ancestors house. discussed having a display at/ Falls spent a few days with | hold duties. SR Hee Vinal shee) Ne twa: sistem, Mr. and Hire. |Wee. Restle Bt You m . t were made for two weddings} Ed Harris and Mr. and Mrs, | sence of secretary in June and July. Jean Kyte] M. A. Graham. ey. Treasurer ay jus an interesting Bible} Mr. Reg Parsons and his | ported on finances. d f "Pam| son Mr. Parsons of Al- | wedding reception apparent hee: a ly netted a satisfactory fig- nee 2 | ew ure. A few N Pp te pa ew Parts Due to so vial yee a dituscion arese| | WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS FOR MOST CAR TL rH f if Ne MAKES AND MODELS. IF WE HAVE NOT GOT YOUR PART IN STOCK, WE CAN GET IT FOR YOU FAST. 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