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HAL ARS LA Ade AJ von dL PATNA BLS TRY RE aA A \ v 2-- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Sept, 17th, 1964 B/ 0d IF YOUVE NEVER TRIED US THEN WEVE BOTH LOST," WE" 1 YOUR BUSINESS (AH Lp :d[= CONTRACTING-REPAIRS ELECTRIC HEATING 985-7174 - PT. PERRY oR ¥ Pi TE Tee [+ * ¥ Lr DE SEER ARR ETAL ICR EA PUR RO TR IN Ey v7 S . . " gile, te " ea a a SEEN SE SA RAFT Sa - Lakh ah RX hY LER TINA BL rel LBD in 23 TARA Yo aA od ALE ZEA ASA N - Bd tes SEAS 2 RY vw grt | rn NS be 21% $4 Ee Loh Po & ART #15 SRL SEL Se Re AL XL 608 ANA ARP * ERE Fifteen Horses Entered In Racing Evenis were entered in the class "A" evnt and seven were entered in The above photo shows two of the race horses coming down the home-stretch for a first and second place finish in one of the races held at the Port Perry Fair. Eight horses | Prince Albert News | Mrs. Les Beacock The U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. C. Newnham with an excellent attendance. Devo- tion was provided by Mrs. B. Snelgrove, Mrs. Dorothy Hope and Mrs. B. Smith. The president Mrs. H. Hod- ging welcomed the visitors, also pleased to have our minister's wife Mrs. A. Rice. Treasurer: Mrs. Jewell reported on finan- ces stating fair booth a satis-| factory success. Minutes read by secretary Mrs. E. Martyn, also an appre- ciation card from the Martyn family concerning their recent bereavement. It was discussed and agreed that the turkey supper be held annually upon the first Friday of October including this year. A vote carried a hot water tank be installed in the church prior to the supper. The annual bazaar is also booked for Nov. 18th, particulars later. Business matters were cleared away, after - which a lovely lunch was provided by group in charge. Last Sunday the Sunday School swung into full schedule in the form of Rally Service. Those present were privileged to hear Mrs. A. Rice who re- lated a most enlightening mes- sage. twas | Last week our midst seemed | to be a bee hive of social acti- vities, First event took place Tuesday evening when nearly twenty relatives arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn to help convey greet- ings upon the occasion of their | twenty-fifth wedding anniver- sary for Sept. 9. The unexpect- ed guests provided a bouffant supper for all. During the eat- ing hour a friend, Mrs. Pearl Croxall of Uxbridge composed and read a suitable address to the honoured couple who also were the recipients of a lovely chime clock. Earl and Jean in turn expressed sincere thanks. A dainty decorated wedding cake helped to top the menu. Relatives who enjoyed the even- ing were from Seagrave, Oak- wood, Port Perry and our vill- age, Friday evening close neigh- bours arranged a surprise party for Earl and Jean Martyn for the purpose of celebrating their anniversary in a neighborly fa- shion. The evening entertain- ment comprised of going to SHORTHAND, Manual) ; Can You Spare 2 Evenings A Week To Acquire | ~ Profitable, Worthwhile Skills? Adult Evening Classes EACH TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. Special arrangements for Shift Workers. Your Choice of 2 of the Following Subjects: (Pitman Shorthand); TYPEWRITING, (Electric or BOOKKEEPING; MACHINE CALCULATION; FILING; RAPID CALCULATION. or Speedwriting STILL A FEW OPENINGS FOR FULL-DAY or HALF-DAY STUDENTS x LINDSAY BUSINESS COLLEGE 106 KENT ST. W., LINDSAY, ONT. PHONE: 324-2411 Oshawa, attending a favourite movie, then the enjoyment of food, finally the twenty-five year old bride and groom were presented with two pieces of crystal for which a fitting reply voiced by the surprised couple. Saturday evening a group of relatives and friends assembled in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter for the purpose of honouring their neice Miss Nola Hunter, a bride elect and Mr. Karl Kyrytow the prospec- tive bridegroom. The young couple were es- corted to a pink and white de- corated section of the living- room, after which Mr. E. Mar- class "B". --Staff Photo tyn acted as chairman. The pretty parcels were carried by the assistance of Nola's cousins Beth, Linda and Susan Hunter, The bride and groom-to-be ex- pressed hearty appreciation for the useful gifts. Now a round of sing-song, after which the host and hostess served a very appetizing lunch. The same evening Valorie & Edward Heayn gaily and gener- ously entertained near {fifty young folk to a party held in the Heayn home. Rumour says the dance music was ideal. Midnight brought about the ap- pearance of liberal and delici- ous party food which all agreed the evening added up to--well --"A good time was had by all". Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Lloyd Hunter in the passing of her brother Mr. Arthur Malcolm Maple Creek, Sask. Keep in mind our church an- niversary, Sun., Sept. 27th at 2.30 p.m. Recent company with Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Doupe were her sis- ters Mr. and Mrs. Tom Saun- ders of Healey Falls, Mr, and Mrs. J. Storie. Mr. and Mrs. W. Webb of Haliburton are visiting her fa- ther Mr. and Ms. Alvin Hunter and other relatives, Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. Newnham were Mr. and Mrs. F. Shultz, Oshawa. 1965 PONTIAC PARISIENNE All new outside from the massive twin grille back through the dynamic new roofline styling; all new beneath with a steadier, sturdier wider track chassis, Pontiac for '65 sets the pace in its field. The sturdy elegance of the deeper | grille and full wraparound front bumper is backed up by a new perimeter frame. is more than two inches larger in front and more than three inches in the rear. que box construction, new Full Coil suspension, wider stance rear springs and shock absorbers Tread New tor- 14 models. give Pontiac '65 a more stable ride and im- proved handling. windshield blends with the sweeping roofline. New wheel trim covers and hub caps blend in with body contours. Curved side windows slim down the roof and give added room. This is the Parisienne-Custom Sport Coupe which has a concealed centre gas filler and is available with Sport Top material. Laurentian and Strato Chief series there are A new larger and flatter In the Parisienne, p | SEPTIC TANKS ® WALK SLABS ® * ® ® COLORED PATIO DRIVEWAY CURB PARKING BUMPERS CAST CONCRETE SAVES YOU TIME AND MONEY . . . It Eliminates The Risks That Are Always Present When Pouring On Site CURRENT RANGE OF PRODUCTS INCLUDE: DURA STEPS RAILINGS WELL TILE CATCH BASINS CUSTOM PRECASTING ¥