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_12--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS, FEB. 27th, 1964 Mr, and Mrs. B. Bowmanville and Mr. J. Ballingall of Port Perry din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Eden on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Sid Heyes, Mr. and Mrs. Les Walker, Mr. and Mrs. John Read, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cross and Mr and Mrs. Sam Mainhood of Toronto, Saturday and week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. Moore. Misses Joan Lansing and Marilyn Perigoe of Caesarea, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. McLaren, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson of Brooklin guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Pogue. Mr. and Mrs. D. Butt visited with Mr. and Mrs. D Baird of York Mills on Saturday Pleased to report Mr. Roy Pogue is doing good in hospital in Toronto. 'Mr. and Mrs. J. Swinson and family of Oshawa Sunday guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs, R. Fralick. Mr. and Mrs. C. Aldred, Sun- day dinner guests of Mrs. J. Marsh and Mrs. W. Ramsay in Toronto. : Mr. and- Mrs. T. Eden guests at the 50th wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Mason in Osh- awa on Saturday. Mr. Gordon Flewell visited with Port Perry friends recent- ly. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kreig. and girls spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. G. Demara. Misses Susan and Linda Ro- bergson of Scarboro week-end guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helle- well and two children of Tor- onto, Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tyrell. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis on the arri- val of a new daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Aldred of Toronto guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweetman on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr. Red- man "Sr. in his recent 88th birthday. He and Mrs. Redman, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Redman Wallace of and Mrs. SCUGOG NEWS and family and Mr, and Mrs, Allan Redman and family visit- ed on Sunday at the home of his daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. A. Carter. "Mr. in Markham on Saturday at- tending the 50th wedding recep- tion of Mr. and Mrs. B. Weath- erall. Sorry to report Mr. C, Fra- lick is ill in hospital in Tor- onto. Keep coming Cecil. Mr. and Mrs. J.. Newham and family of Port Perry and Mr. Alfred Hooker of Toronto Sun- day guests of Mr, and Mrs. T. Eden. We are sorry to report the | barn on the former Mr. Taylor's || farm was destroyed by fire on Saturday night. We understand a number of sheep were burned. A pice congregation out on Sunday. We will look forward to meeting you next Sunday at 10 am. %* * * Sunday Allan Carter entertained with a roast beef dinner for a fam- ily gathering of 14 in honour of the latter's father Mr. Thos. Redman, who was celebrating his 88th birthday. Mr. Redman is enjoying quite good health and still takes a keen interest in the farm where he still lives. Mr. and Mrs. Redman live in the house built, by tke former's father, Will Redman, in 1896, This well- built house has since been slightly remodelled to accomo- date the 8rd and 4th genera- tion. At present the farm is run by the older son, Clifford, who likes to keep up with mo- dern methods. A short time ago the youriger son Allan, with his family moved to their new house located on this ~ same farm. Tre following is a little poem composed by Mr. Redman's tal- ented wife in honour of her husband: It's not always the big things that count day by day. It's how you live and the kind things you say. CAWKER BROS. Fresh Pork Spareribs .. Devon Sliced Bacon ..... 55°" Wing Steaks ............ 689°" FREE Town DELIVERY Every Morning Until 11 O'Clock 49 2222222222233 2924222222222 222 2222333854 1000400690000 004 I 8085508000000 0000800000000000 Tees etataaiaenetbesatlisseainsingis ST. J OHN AMBULANCE SENIOR HOME NURSING omsE Conmenriag eri, Tp. a AT T -- Port Perry High School THIS, COURSE 18 DESIGNED FOR emma, FUBLIC, HOUSEWIVES, YOUNG a MMMM I I ER ERE EEL 1 0600000000004 9840000080000 00004 and Mrs. Johnson were} noon Mr, and Mrs.! Two Port Perry Cubs Father and Son Banquet of received their Caps and were invested into Cubs at the Annual Perry "C" Pack held at the Scout Hall on Saturday evening, February 22nd. The two Caps. the 1st Port Two Port Perry Cabs Receive Their Caps boys are pictured hoe receiving their From left to right: Ricky Hall, Neil McDermott and his father Grant McDermott. of Ricky Hall. Harry Johns, Mr. Johns is an uncle Tre example you show before others & the ones you love, That's always so pleasing to the Father above, : May God bless those who hold till life is done The infirm and those in healt hand everyone. Mrs. Thos. Redman spent a day in shawa last week with Mrs: Lou Pearce. Many have received cards and letters from the Martyns and Mrs. Reta Rodman who are holidaying in Palm Springs and Los Angeles, Calif, The pic- tures are beautiful and their accounts glow with sueprise & | pleasure. It gives .the rest of us pleasure to realize these people are getting the rewards from a life of honest hard work. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Al- lan -Redman were pleased to have Mr. and Mrs. Boyko and son from Toronto and Mrs, Boy- ko's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson from Omemee with Mrs. Redman's niece, Linda Hickson. Mrs. Redman and Mrs. Boyko are friends who had not met for 20 years, -- \ re wy Mr .and Mrs. Angus Wilkin- son drove to Peterborough on ' Tuesday to offer condolence to the family of Mrs. Gordon Rea- der who passed away on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. D. FILER and sons enjoyed a birthday celebration for Timmy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Crozier on Sunday. This correspondent wishes to thank her Mystery Sister for the lovely roses. A very happy event took place at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dawson at Victoria Corners with 1 family, relatives and setends on Sunday, February 16th, 1964. As a surprise to them their fa- mily decorated their home with yellow mums and daffodils and placed a three tiered wedding cake that was made by their eldest daughter Mrs. Blakely,: on the tea table. About forty guests enjoyed a turkey dinner. The bride of B50 years was called upon to cut the Tovely cake. Mr.. Ross Blakely acted as master of ceremonies and pro- posed a toast to the bride and groom of fifty years, - There were official congratu- lations and telegrams were re- ceived from the Prime Minister, Hon. Lester B. Pearson, Gov. Gen, and Madame Vanier, of Ottawa; a plaque from Hon. John Robarts, Prime Minister of Ontario; Dr. M. B. Dymond, 'Michael Starr and John Diefen- baker; also received many more messages and gifts. Their family escorted their mother and father to the living room where they were seatéd in two lovely easy chairs, a gift from 'the family. Mrs. Blakely read the address. Then Mr. and Mrs. Dawson expressed their thanks for the gifts and con- gratulations and for planning the happy occasion, = Present for the event were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shier, of Uxbridge, a brother of Mrs. eee treet teeters teed i 'son. sand Mr. James Corner of | BI Vancouver. I position of 0.A.8.A. Executive; | at present he is the OASA| nington, a 'brother of Mr. Daw- Couple Celebrate 50th Anniversary | 'Dawson; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, Dawgon and Kenneth of Can | lentyne and Mr. and Mrs. Char- lie Johnson of Uxbridge. Mrs. Johnson played the wedding music for Mr. and Mrs. Dawson 50 years ago. They were mar- ried by Rev. Charles B. Jeffery in 1914. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson have. eight children: Mrs. Ross Blake- ly (Doreen) of Oshawa; Mrs. Bert Corner (Lorna) of Peffer- law; Mrs. William Spence (June) of Greenbank; Mrs. Floyd Finch (Eunice) of Oshawa; Muriel, Alta., Earl and Bruce, of Vie- toria Corners... They have 16 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren: Mr. Ross Blakely and Mr. Floyd Finch took movie pictures of the happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs, Dawson were wished many more happy anni- versaries together and contin- ued good health: The Port Perry and District Minor Softball Association held the first meeting of the .1964 season at the Arena on Sunday, Feb, 23. The minutes of the Nov. 8 meeting were read and approved. The treasurer's re- port was read. Balance as of Jan. 1st, $348.00. It was agreed that a letter be sent to the School Board to see if the soft- 'ball diamonds at the public school can be repaired as dis- cussed late last year with the Board. Three amendments were ap- proved to be sent in for the Con- vention at Owen Sound (a) raise the Squirt age to 11 yrs.; (by to split the Minor Series into an A and B Series; A Ser- ies over 10,000 Pop. B Series under 10,000 Pop.; (¢) to change the Bantam pitching distance from 8b ft. to 40 ft. 8% inches, the bases to 66 ft. and still use the 11 inch: ball, It was also moved and secon. ded that the name lof Vin Walk- er stand again this year, for the Local Minor Softhall Association Wants Rule Changes Approved The association also has made arrangements for 4 or 5 dele gates to be on hand to support these amendments, the nomina- tion and the town of Port Perry, . After the fine showing of the local teams the past year, it will be goed to see Port Perry well represented in Owen Sound on the 8rd and 4th of April. The next meeting of the As- sociation will be held on Sune day, April 12th. SELL and BUY CLASSIFIED SECTION OF, JHE a -- hi Gentaner £ APE on Ge . [ E 4 * 4 4 2 [2 " LJ 4. ho * » 2 hh Hid * 3 f try 1h i i is 8351 3 BE Yikg