The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Tay ae hs Lan, Ee ss | ECERSEIINE ATS Ao BBY RoE EE REA ART TEP UHL SRR LOREAL SL WLR 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, July 29th, 19865 SCUGOG NEWS Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Marehildon | Mrs. Joel Alred on of Pentangushene visited with They called at Mur. their daughter & son-in-law last | Mr. and Ms C. Aldred and Mr. week, Mr. and Mrs. L. Walker. | and Mrs. D. Aldred's. Mr .and Mrs. Bob McDougall| Mr. Gordon Flewell Me. aay and Jeffrey of Oshawa, Mr. and dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. R. Chandler and children | M. McLaren. and Miss Joyce Cubbett of Tor- Mr. and Mrs. Jessup and son onto guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.| of Toronto spent the weck-end Chandler. at Pine Point. Mr. & Mrs. Cornish attended Mr. and Mrs. G. Samells and the Schlacht ~ Milligan wedding Linda, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hope in Oshawa on Saturday. and children and Mr. and Mrs. Beckett were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Samells on Sunday at their cottage. Master Bill Broadbent of Oshawa is visiting with Master Bobbie Aldred for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Scott of Tor- onto at Pine Point for the week end. Messrs. H. Willsen, S. Yen- son and R. Rasmusson of Tor- onto guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Elvang on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Case of Tor- onto- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Watts for the week-end. Mrs. Teems of London and Mrs. Harper of Oshawa recent guests of their daughter & son- in-law Mr, and Mrs. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders and fa- Sunday. Mrs. Price and children of Port Perry holidaying with her mother Mrs. R. Peel while Dr. Price is in Europe on business. Rev. Atkinson, Mrs. Atkinson and friend of Toronto at Pren- tice's Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fralick and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick in Lindsay on Saturday attend- ing the Hadley re-union. Mr. and Mrs. Demara, Mr. & Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hardy took in the Sr. Citizens trip to Cobourg, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wideman of Claremont Sunday guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Empringham. Mr. Rick Cubbett of Toronto week-end guest at Carnegie's! | Beach. mily Thursday night guests of Mrs. R. Fralick and Sandra| Mr: and Mrs. J. Chapman of attended the trousseau tea in Uxbridge. . Port Perry Saturday night for Miss Marion Best of Burling- Miss Bonnie Harrison. ton spent last week at the home Mr. J. Gardiner of Toronto of Mr. and Mrs. C. Carter. spent the week-end at the cott-| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Highet, age, Pine Point. Karen and Debbie of Agincourt Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis of | with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dunbarton spent the week-end ! Smith on Sunday. at their cottage at McLaren's. Mr. and Mrs. R. Chappell, Beach. Peter and David of Toronto at Mr. and Mrs. H. Brodie, Mr.' their cottage, Pine Point for and Mrs. F. Brodie, Linda, Deb-| the week-end. Miss Linda bie of Toronto, Pine Point Howard of Toronto was a guest. guests for the week-end. A family gathering at the| Mr. and Mrs. W. Murphy home of Mr. & Mrs. H. Cornish | Spent fiamdsy with her sister was held Sunday, guests includ- | And brother-in-law Mr. & Mrs. ed Mr. and Mrs. K. Rose, Cold-| W- Miller. water, Mr. and Mrs. W. Corn-| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith of ish, Mr. and Mrs. F. Cornish, | Port Perry at Pine Point on Mr. and Mrs. C. Gorrill and fa- | Sunday. mily of Little Britain. Mrs. Robertson and children Mr. and Mrs. Helliwell and | of Toronto holidaying at their family of West Hill visited Sun- | cottage Pine Point. day with her parents Mr. and, Mr. and Mrs. V. Healey of Mrs. F. Tyrrell. | Weston spent several days at Mr. and Mrs. I. Hornbostell | the cottage. Mr. and Mrs. T. and Angel of Toronto visited | Healey ard Mr. and Mrs. M. Sunday with Mrs. Hollows and McDonald were their guests on Edna. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith of | Mr. and Mrs. P. Yaremko and Oshawa at their cottage, Pine | sons of Toronto at McLaren's Point, on Sunday. | Beach on Sunday. Miss Joanne Lynde of Ash- | Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniels of burn is holidaying for a week | Whitby at their cottage Al- with Mr. and Mrs. K. Crozier. | dred's Beach. Miss Gloria Fralick of Tor- | Mr. and Mrs. L. Stanton of onto and Miss Marilyn Fralick | Brooklin Saturday night guesta|$ of Waterloo with their parents of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fralick Mr. and Mrs. Thompsen-and for the week-end. family of Oshawa at their cott- Miss Maud Wilkins and Mr. age for the holidays. Doug Wilkins of Baysville, Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Tor- Ramsay and Mrs. Morrish of | onto Sunday guests at Pine Toronto dinner guests of Mr. & Point. J. Aldred's, | "Announcement GORDON A. PRENTICE, Imperial Esso agent at Port Perry, Ont., has successfully completed a three-week agency management training course sponsored by Im- perial Oil Limited in Toronto. An agent at Port Perry, for the past 18 years, Gordon Prentice received his graduation certificate at a recent ceremony. The presentation was made by Mr. R. S. Potten, Manager of Domestic & Consumer Sales of Imperial Oil. The course, first of its kind in Canada, is designed to give agents a wider knowledge of the products they handle and of management techniques. Among the subjects studied were effective selling, operating efficiency, credit, accounting, plant and vehicle maintenance and equipment selection. TNS RE: A ER RRS Vi to Sd \ SOLER ER AB RAARL FANE) / By 0. Hill Services in bdth churches on Sunday morning -were well at- tended. In the United Church Rev. C. H. Ferguson, Don Mills spoke on "What is the Church?" Mr. Ralph Larmer sang a solo "Dear Lord Forgive". Mr. David Romeril is to take the service next Sunday. Canon Ashmore delivered a fine sermon from the theme "Fight the Good Faith" in St. John's Church, Sincere sympathy is extended Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strong & family in the sudden death of Ralph Strong Friday night. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Mount- joy, Warkworth spent Tuesday night with the Harold Swains and called on other friends on Tuesday and Wednesday. Cartwright Cubs and Leaders spent the week-end camping in Darlington Park. The Girl Guides are camping at Laurel Park for ten days. Mrs. John McKibbon & John, Port Whitby, attended service in St. John's Church Sunday morning and were dinner guests of the George Wolfes and sup- per guests of the Tom Hodges. At present Rev. J. McKibbon is in Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. Rud Heaslip, Toronto were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp and Arthur. visited Mrs. E. Darcy and Mrs. I. Argue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and €amily spent Friday evening & Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryans, Fenelon Falls. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Bilbey, Toronto spent the w - end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright and the Dalton Dorrglls and Jim Marlows. Ji Mrs. Margaret Carley, Tor- onto was week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Swain. Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Ferguson, Don Mills were week-end guests of Mrs. Cecil Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart, Bowmanville, visited Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Graham Sunday. Mr. Bruce Mountjoy, Ray, Gary and Paul and Ron and Blair Martyn are away on the London to Brighton .Antique Car Tour. Miss Sharon Larmer was one of the Durham County Junior Farmers who visited Haldimand County Junior Farmers at Blackstock News Van Camp had the misfortune to break her right wrist Sun- day morning. Mr .and Mrs. Bob Bryans at- tended a family gathering on Saturday evening at Caesarea, in honour of her Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gay's 25th wedding, anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Essery; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Courtice and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison all of Courtice, visited the Bob Bryans on Sunday. Port Perry Area Delegates Attend District Assembly About 42 Port Perry area delegates are back home today following a four-day district as- sembly of Jehovah's Witnesses in Peterborough which saw at- tendance figures reach 6,740. An early estimate of peak attendance had been 4,500. The pressure of mounting numbers of delegates led to an appeal for additional sleeping accommoda- tions by assembly officials. A small tent city complete with temporary roads, lighting and water service was set up on a nearby farm, for 600 delegates. Mr. John Hoglo, presiding minister for this area, said the peak attendance was at a pub- lic Bible lecture Synday after- noon. This was delivered by G. W. Sallis, representative from the Toronto branch head- quarters of the Watch Tower Society. "World government is neces- sary to the preservation and happiness of the human family. This fact is being admitted more & more as time goes on," Mr. Sallis said. "But can it come only by hu- man means? Is man of this brain age the final one for us to look to for bringing in the all-necessary world govern- ment?" he asked. "Is there nothing beyond man and his science to which to look and to appeal? Happily there is," he said., Mr. Sallis appealed to. his listeners to "seek that everlast- ing life as offered by the Lord God through his Prince of Peace and through the world govern- ment resting on his shoulder." "The objective of the conven- tion was realized," Mr. Hoglo said. "Many religions today are losing sight of the value of the Bible and its purpose, but this convention brought sharply in- to focus the uracy of the, Scriptures wl thin practical value for our'time." Friday morning, 83 persons were immersed in a nearby pool to symbolize their dedication to serve the interests of their God, Jehovah. + Mr. 'Russel Spinks, Oshawa |° at Ladies All Summer ~~ SALE the ELIZABETH SHOPPE > Numerous articles in Childrens and Wear at 4 HALF PRICE and LESS Merchandise @® Cayuga, over the weelf-end. @ Sorry to report Mrg. Stanford me _ ° oe ~~ hd ~ NS ~~ ed b. 4 ~~ NN HOO® AN SO® 4G @ FLAMINGO RESTAL | SUNDAY DINNER SPECIAL: JRANT CHEF'S SALAD EVERY TOMATO OR ORANGE JUICE ROAST CHICKEN WITH DRESSING MASHED or FRENCH FRIED POTATOES TWO VEGETABLES BUTTER TART WITH ICE CREAM TEA, COFFEE or MILK 51.90 SERVED FROM 4 P. M UNTIL 9 P.M. FLAMINGO RESTAURANT SUNDAY HOT ROLL [4 In order to give more efficient service at Sun- day Dinners, the manage- ment of Flamingo Res- taurant has engaged Mr. Gary Venning as your host. Mr. Venning will be constantly at your service every Sunday between the hours of 4.00 to 9.00 p.m.