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---- - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, March 21st, 1968 Be ADLave We can't remember being called upon to offer sym- pathy to three local families in three consecutive weeks but it has happened now. Last week the Sweetman family were bercaved by the passing on Tuesday of Mrs. Mary Armstrong, mother of Mrs. G. Sweetman at Fair- view Lodge, Whitby. Funeral services were in Port Perry on Thursday with interment in Groveside Cemetery in Brooklin. Flowers were placed in the church on Sunday in memory of Mrs. Armstrong and also Miss Islay Hiscox whose funeral was on Wed- nesday. It is good to be able to report that our other hos- pital patient, Mrs. M. Stone was well enough to return to her home on Sunday. led by. Mrs. Boe. Spring season diseases are reported among the young fry. Raymond Nobbs has the measles and Cathie Carr has the chicken pox. There may be others too. Although some of the most faithful members were snowed in, 25 ladies turned out for the U.C.W. meeting last Wednesday evening. The devotional part of the meet- ing in charge of Unit 2 was Mrs. B. Wanamaker substituted for Mrs. Nodwell who could not be present and read a topic entitled, "The Stewardship of Church Women". --Other items were the bible reading by Mrs. Nobbs, prayer by Mrs. Keen, a duet -by Mrs. Barr and Mrs. Nobbs and a reading by Mrs. Clements. After the business section Mrs. Harris showed a series ~ Opportunities require. Tor, 297-1155 REAL ESTATE CAREER Female Representatives We are looking for people in PORT PERRY area full or part time. An excellent opportunity for semi or retired persons. from your home if you wish and we provide complete training and all the assistance you For more particulars call or write Peter Walley. HEDGES & WALLEY. LTD. - , R-al Estate Brokers' fi Box 11, Stouffville for Male or You may work 'Stouffville 640-1441 News BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 6. 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ARMSTRONG Port Perry -- 985-2226 © wt Dec. /61 _|ializing-_in_ -lonstrations met on Tuesday -lat Mrs. Dowson's. of slides on M and M work entitled "Someone Must Care". Just a month ago the lad- ies discussed whether they could afford another piano or another stove for the basement. This month both were in place due to the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. MacTaggart who gave the piano and Mr. and Mrs. Hey- wood Short. who gave the stove. We thank these people A new piano" seemed to call for a lamp so a comm- ittee was named to see about it. Another committee has been counting' dishes and has ordered enough replace- ments to keep all the dining tables going. The annual Spring Tea & Bazaar will be held on Sat- urday, April 27 from 2.30 to 5 p.m. Committees are hard at work here too. It was de- cided to encourage the new- ly formed Brownie Pack by giving them a $10 donation and by allowing them to have a cookie booth at the tea. Seagrave ladies will be responsible for the Tiny Tot booth at the Hsp Spring Fair. The U.C.W. along with ladies of the other congreg- ations are sponsoring a spec- ial missionary Sunday in April when Rev. Gunther on furlough from Japan will be the speaker. There were the usual re- ports and one birthday off- ering from Mrs. Otto. Mrs. Abraham conducted a num-| ber contest while lunch was heing prepared." » Unit 1 of the ucw spec- met at Mrs. 'McNeil's on Mon- day. Unit 3 which has dem- Unit 2 L10yd, Mrs. Skelton of Rich- Obituary work meetings. : ing at Mrs; Boc's on Mar, 27. Visitors who came out with their friends this week were Mrs. Bagshaw of Lind- say, with her daughter, Mrs. mond Hill with her mother, Mrs. Durwood and . Miss Cheryl Sweetman of Bow- manville with her grand-| mother, Mrs. Sturman. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hilbert of Hamilton were at home with the Nodwells to attend the funeral of Miss Hiscox. This - is holiday week so Bill. Wanamaker is at home to tend store. Can you blame the grocer and his wife for taking a few days away from home at the first of the week? 1 Perhaps Mr. McNeil and' Mrs. Espie didn't entertain any ill-will towards each oth- er but it didn't look that way when they bumped to- gether in Tuesday's: storm. Fortunately the only damage was to the cars. Gordie McMillan took time enough off from hockey to be S. S. supt. this week. The primary class presented a flannelgraph of John 6. 15-21 with Billy Short read- ing the 'story while others composed the picture. Carol Anne Sturman had to be persuaded to deposit her 4c in the birthday box but seemed happy after she understood. Attendance was 95. On Monday, March 11th, Seagrave community lost a much respected citizen when Miss Islay Hiscox passed away in Ross Memorial Hos- pital, Lindsay. Miss Hiscox who had al- most reached her 81st birth: ere tan the elder daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hiscox of Port Perry and was born there. After receiving her early education in Port Perry schools she went to Cincin- ati, "Ohio, where she trained for her life work as a nurse and served several years on the hospital staff. On re- turning to Canada she nurs- ed at first in the Montreal Maternity Hospital and when it was incorporated in the Royal Victoria Hospital be- came superintendent there. Miss Hiscox spent about 40 years in service and saw many: changes and improve- ments in medical care dur- ing that time. On retirement 16 years ago she settled in Seagrave where she had a comfortable home and could be near her sister. Through the years Miss Hiscox has been an able and willing helper who was fre- quently called upon for aq- vice and to render first ajd so will be sadly missed in the "village. She is survived by only one close relative, Mrs. Ron. ald Gibb of Willowdale, her sister, Mildred (Mrs. Sleep) and. brother, Charles having pre-deceased her some years ago. : The . funeral service on Wednesday, March 13, con: ducted by her former pastor, Rev. E. McNeil was at the McDermott-Panabaker Chap. el and interment was in Pine | Grove Cemetery, Prince Al hert. ANNUAL HOSPITAL, meet with the hospital How well The general public are cordially invited to attend the of the COMMUNITY MEMORIAL PORT PERRY to be held on the evening of Wednesday, March 27th, 1968 at 8 p.m. at the MUNICIPAL OFFICES, Port Perry This is the one opportunity during the year that all residents of the community have an opportunity to officials and: have their questions answered authoritatively. informed are YOU regarding a most _interesting project '-- your NEW HOSPITAL. MEETING ELECTRICAL AAS AS A A A A AA A A A A I AAS AS LA NS SSS KEN P. 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