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LE We have 2 coming-of-age parties to mention this week. On Sunday, March 24th, the Durward family and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allin had a birth- day party for 21 yr. old Gor- don Durward at the home of his brother Lloyd of Port Perry. This last Saturday Ivan Stone of Toronto reached his 21st birthday too. His celebration was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Groves and was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Short of Port Perry. Incidentally Mr. and Mrs. Stone had a new 10 1b. son to show their friends. The baby's grandmother Mrs. Garfield Stone was in Tor- onto to make his acquaint- ance last week. Still another, who will reach his 21st birthday this week, is Brian Keen. We are glad to hear that Brian is feeling much better now after spending a few days last week in Lindsay hospi- al. Before we conclude this WES Barrorighs of Hsspler birthday business we must not forget Mrs. Clara Sleep whose 91st birthday comes on April 9th, Unit 2 U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Boe on Wed., March 27th. Meeting opened with a short devotional period in which Mrs. Hard- ing gave a suitable topic. Most of the evening's discus- sion concerned work -to be undertaken. Mrs. Keen had received a letter regarding a needy Indian family near Parry Sound. This is a mo- therless family of 9 children, the youngest being 3 years of age. The group decided this would be a worthy cause so are starting quilts now and an appeal for clothing will be made soon. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Sedore on April 17. On Friday Mrs. A. Moon attended the funeral of her brother-in-law Mr. Herb Wil- son of Cameron. She was ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clements of Green- bank and Mr. and Mrs. Claire Mrs. LANE Plumbing - Heating - Electric - PORT PERRY. ONT. OFFICE 9635 - 2473 RES. BRANCH 419, BRANCH 170, SATURDAY Royal Canadian Legion Extend a hearty welcome to all Veterans of First and Second World Wars to attend the ANNUAL OLD BILL Port Perry Legion Hall APRIL 27th -_ 6:30 p.m. -- PORT PERRY UXBRIDGE S NIGHT Complimentary tickets for Old Bills and tickets at $2.00 each for Second World War vetérans and members of the Legion -~ available at Port Perry Legion Hall, Phone 985-7904; or the president; Jack Cook, Phone 985-2219. FOLLOWING THE 'BANQUET A SOCIAL EVENING With DANCING Will Take Place. 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 4th, 1968 "* News Burroughs visited with the Moons on Friday evening. The MacTaggarts enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jennings of - Scarborough at tea on Monday, then Mr. Wm. Martin of Sutton and Mr. Duncan Martin of Sun- derland " on Tuesday after- noon.- On Friday Jack at- tended the funeral in Sun- derland of the late Mr. Al- bert Currie from Sonya. Mr. and Mrs. Ron. Wana- maker, Wayne, Lynda and Mary Lee of Oshawa spent Sunday under the parental roof down at the store. Mrs. Reta Boe visited in Beaverton with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boe on Sunday after- noon. Look for a shower on Fri- day evening. It will be in honour of Mr. Glenn Stone and Miss Judy Schroter and will be held in the church basement. Lots of children have their names on our sick list now due to an outbreak of chick- en pox. Most cases are mild. | Also feeling not too well is Mrs. Ken. Short who has been in Port Perry hospital undergoing tests to deter- mine the nature of her trou- ble. We hope she gets a clean bill of health. Signs point to consider- able moving around this | spring. The first April shift may well be when Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and daughters 4 go to Port Perry and their place taken by Mrs. Stinson | and daughter from Rlack- stack. Although April is here, the hockey season rolls mer- rily along. Little Britain & Jets are at 'time of writing leading the series with Tren- ton by winning the first 2 games in a best of seven series. "It used fo be sy a foregone conclusion that when a duet was announced it would be Ferne Tobin and Norma _ Abraham. This Clements and. Mr. and Mrs: | Manchester News Mr. Earl Mitchell is home from Hospital and improv- ing in health. Mrs. Arthur Fielding was in Toronto for the week-end. The "Sunday School is sponsoring a Tupper ware party in the church. school room on Wednesday even- ing, April 10th at.8 o'clock. You are invited. r. Arthur Fielding had a sucgessful sale of farm stock las Week. Sand Mrs: J. W. Mit- chell and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts attended the Odd- fellows dinner in Brooklin on Saturday evening. The U.C.W. will meet at on Thursday- afternoon Apr. 11th at 2 o'clock. Sunday guests at the Roach home were Mr. and Mrs. William Isoki, Julie and Stanley, and Eunice Roach, all of Toronto. Guests with the Art Field- ings on Sunday were Mrs. Hurst, Midland, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fielding and Miss San- dra Gaham, Keswick, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Mayhew, Tommy, David and Gary of Toronto. Mrs. Conroy, Toronto was 'with her son David and Mrs. Dolly Roberts over the week- end. Mrs. Ruby Fielding's home J Advance tickets sale for "Fantasy on Ice" is brisk, and it is expected that the Arena will be filled for the two performances Friday, Saturday, April 5 and 6. Above are two of the about 200 skaters taking part in the show, giving the photographer a demonstration of what they have learned. Kim Neil is in the rear and Kim Owen in front. py) . - spring a new couple Shirley Barr and Jessie Nobbs~ are challenging them. These la- dies made their second ap- pearance at Sunday School when they sang- as the- con- tribution of the adult class. Attendance was about aver- was: quite popular with Mrs. Moon, Bill Wanamaker, Don- (Patrick Land) visiting the Campsalls all depositing money. Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday and as in former years the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be ob- served at the morning ser- vice, PLASTER Smp SERVICE C leanliness is our by-word L arge and small repairs E very plastering need A "rches, ceilings, etc. N eat workmanship CONSTRUCTION F. SHERMAN -- SEAGRAVE -- 9853111 W. KEARLEY -- UXBRIDGE -- 852-3878 REPAIR HOWARD VICE, Prop. Howard's Draperies H Draperies by the Yard Phone 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N, BROADLOOM Venetian & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Drapes Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating Service Custom Made Slip Covers na Bruce and a_ small lad |" age--83.:- The birthday box | &%} + Ammar Ni J . wheatyields. Ammonium nitrate is part of a wide range of high-grade fertilizers produced in our Lambton Works. Your nearest C-I-L dealer can supply you with modern applicators. Time your fertilizing early this year and reap more bushels per acre. GROW AND PROFIT WITH ViISIT--- Master Feeds PORT PERRY FERTILIZERS 985-2131 A a