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. ion was Mrs. iw identically United Church Setting For Isoki-Roach Wedding A pretty wedding was sol- emnized in Port Perry Unit- "ed Church on Saturday, June 15, when Eunice Carolyn Roach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach, Manch- .ester,. became the bride of Mr. Stanley T. Isoki, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Isoki, Rexdale. Rev. George Tesky was the officiating clergyman. The organist for the occas- Bruce Snel- grove, who provided pleas- ant music before and during the ceremony. The bride given in marr- "jage by her father, wore a gown of white satin brocade, empire style with seed pearls and crystals on bod- ice, a train of the same mat- erial fell loosely from the shoulders, her veil was of nylon tulle, held in place by a white brocade bow. "Her bouquet consisted of white roses and daisys. Miss Susan Roach gs the maid of honour for her sis- ter and the bridesmaids were Miss Jill . Cranley, Aurora and Miss Lorraine Sewell of Toronto. 'They were attired in light green Italian cotton gowns. Miss Julia Isoki, Rexdale, who was junior bridesmaid also wore a gown of the same material in pink. They wore headdresses of daisys and carried matching bouquets. Mr. Malvyn Plewes, Water- loo, acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr. Richard Kawahara, Fort William and Mr. Bruce Williamson, id erborough. A réception followed at the Oddfellows Hall -where an excellent roast beef dinn- er was enjoyed by the guests who were present from Fort William, Carnarvon, Water- loo, Kaledon East, Brampton, Hamilton, Toronto and var- ious other locations. - Immediately following the wedding the bridal party travelled to Toronto to visit the bride's mother who was hospitalized. The bride and groom, graduates of York University hold positions in Toronto where they will reside. In 1975, more than twice the number of trees will be planted in Canada than in 1968. ort lumbing ESTIMATES & SERVICE Heating & Ventilation INDUSTRIAL + COMMERCIAL * RESIDENTIAL REPAIRS - ALTERATIONS - CONTRACTS CALL 985 - 3112 think about, m------ CANDACE UNIT Twelve. ladies met at the home of Mrs. Marwood Mec- Kee on Tuesday morning June 18th forthe Candace Unit meeting. All repeated the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Roy McLaugh- lin was in charge of the wor- ship taken from the Christ. ian" Home, "The Vanishing Kingdom and Ours for the Receiving." The Kingdom of God may be found in simple every day experiences of liv- ing, learning and helping one another. The program consisted of clippings taken from papers of things to Pensioners of the past; The Hippy; Love- liness the nations number one desire; an article on In- ter Group Relations and Holding a Right Sense of Values. Decided not to meet again until September. Plans were made for display at Black- stock Fair, August 24th. The meeting closed with a poem. AFTERNOON UNIT The Afternoon Unit met in the Vestry on Wednesday. After extending a welcome to the 16 ladies present Mrs. Walter Wright read, Life can be a Drag, but its the only one we have so lets-go to the picnic; then conducted the business. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Romeril and Mrs. Glen Larmer reported on the 3 'work shops also the Japanese Tea at Harmony, mentioning the ceremony of Respect, Purity and Tranquility and lovely floral arrangements. The bus trip to Toronto with tours of Alan Gardens, Fred Victor Mission, City Hall, United Church House and Eaton Memorial Church. The Hydro Cooking School and Family Night at church were all reviewed. Mrs. Wright displayed a Florida Sand Dollar. A film "The Three Grand Mothers" of Africa, Winni- peg and Rio de Janiero was enjoyed and followed by a discussion. The worship was given by Mrs. G. Skelding from the theme, Grains and Drops stressing the little things to remember with scripture from Romans 12. She also read a fine poem on "Grandma". Following the offeratory prayer, meet- ing closed with Benediction. Mrs. H. Taylor and Mrs. J. Bradburn, ' hostesses, served a delicious lunch. ESTHER UNIT Mrs. Bill Ferguson was hostess for the Esther Unit on Tuesday evening when 11 ladies attended. Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin gave the pro- gram from "The Art of Life its_aims and conflicts." The Scripture passage from Gal- ations 5 was followed by a discussion period on, Con- flicts of Loyalists. Business was dealt with & meeting closed with Bene- diction followed with delic- ious lunch and social time. No. more meetings of any units or general until Sept- ember. ST. JOHN'S ANNIVERSARY Sunday morning, Anniver sary Service was held in St. 'John's Church. Rev. R. C. Rose delivered an excellent sermon on, The Church of the Past and our duties for the Church of the 'Present and the Future. Mrs. R. C. of June. Rose and Mrs. S. Glass of Port Perry sang the duet, "God Reveals His Presence." Rev. Rose dedicated the new Hangings for the pulpit, Reading Desk and Lecturn which were donated by Mrs. Donneral. UNITED CHURCH At service in the United Church, Rev. Romeril preach- ed on "A House Divided", the choir sang the anthem, "I want to be Ready." 'Promotion exercises were held in Sunday School, Sun- day morning as each class was promoted they told of something they had learned during the year which was most interesting. Superin- tendant, Glenn Larmer led the worship and Mrs. David Kyte, Superintendant of the Primary department closed the Sunday School session with a closing prayer in song. A.C.W. MEETING The June meeting of the A.C.W. was held in the Par- ish Hall, Thursday evening, June 20. The hymn, "Thine forever, God of Love", was sung followed by a Devotion- al period of prayer and a lesson taken from the 4th chapter of St. John. = Mrs. Graham, president, welcom- ed Mrs. John Scott, a former member, and all present to the meeting. Donations were gratefully received from Mr. and Mrs. R. Wall, Mrs. Jos. Forder and Mrs. "Jas. Law- rence. The Sunshine and Family Life secretaries re- ported several cards sent. It was decided to hold a quilt- ing at our next meeting, on July 18. A committee of, Mrs. Jack Green, Mrs. N. Green and Mrs. H. Bailey were named to _buy carpet- ing for the Vestry which has been recently renovated. Announcements were made of our Anniversary Service, June 23, and of our Bake Sale on the Dysart lawn in Caesarea," June 29. A new hangers and markers, donat- ed by the Donnerals to the church were shown to the ladies. The meeting closed with the Benediction by Mrs. Graham after which a delic- jous lunch was served by |= Mrs. A. Beacock and Mrs. N. Green. O.N.O., MEETING The June meeting of the || O.N.O. was held at Jean Por- || rill"s with 27 members pres- |}ii ent. meeting were read and adop- ted. It was moved by Joan Graham, seconded by Daph- ne Powell that we continue |} our Hobo Teas until the last It was moved by Brown Owl Shirley Turner and Tawny Owl Connie Swain. Cadets Judy Swain, Judy Mountjoy, Linda Mount joy and Ranger Lorrie Turn- er assisted with the games |, and nature walks. Mrs. B. Gunter acted as cook. The six with the highest points were the Furry Bears, Anne Marlow, sixer, Pattie Brian, Joanne Walters, Deb- bie McLaughlin. The best camper chosen by the lead- ers was Debbie McLaughlin. The best camp diary prize went to Cindy McColl. There 'was a tie of best. camper chosen by the Brownies of Cindy--McColl--and -- Sandra. Johnston. Everyone had a very good time. PERSONALS Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Jim Swain (nee Susan Wearn) who were married in Enniskillen church 'on Satur- day. A large number of rel- atives from this area attend- ed the wedding. Sympathy is extended the family of Mr. Sinclair Rob- ertson who passed away on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bel- yea and Nancy of Bronte; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wannon of St. Catherines and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin and family; Mr. and Mrs. Murray 'Byers and family; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mount- joy and family enjoyed a pleasant evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mount- joy and family on Sunday. With Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson and boys at the homestead on Sunday were, Mr. Roy Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ferguson and family, Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Dunbar and family of Scarboro, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Morton and family, Oshawa, Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Fergus- on, Mrs. C. H. Ferguson of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family and Mrs, C. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cole & Mrs. M. Tarvis of Oshawa and Mr. Ken Motton of Will- owdale were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and boys Week-end guests of Mr, Continued on Page 10) AR SE at TAN SVIOTART ASFA EA LIST m-- 985-7373 Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Haslam of Stouffville visited Mr. & Mrs. Armour McMillan on. Sunday. Miss Shirley Rodd gradu- ated as a Nurses Aid last. Friday at Lindsay Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Murray of Stouffville visited Mr. & Mrs. Dave Thomson on Sat- urday night. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mec- Eacheran of London spent the week-end with the Fred Phoenix family. John was also home over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Michell of Green River called on' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diamond: one day last week. Mrs. Wally Parr visited her mother, Mrs. Ward over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mero attended the Ont. Assoc. Superannuation Women's Teachers Conference held -at- Stratford and attended the matinee Romeo and Juliette at the Shakespearian Festi- val Theatre, also visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Horne at Mitchell last week." Grade-7 and 8 went on a bus trip to Niagara Falls on Monday. Glad to hear Mr. George Stone is home from the hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mec- Millan visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snoddon' in Valentia on Sunday. The local Jr. Farmers had their annual picnic tour at Coldwater on Sunday. Mrs. Joan Lee held her | recital in the church Satur- day night. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fors- ythe and family, Mr. Wilfred Forsythe, Miss Barbara Sker- ritt, Mr. Ivan Geer of Ux- bridge visited Mr, and Mrs. Roy Leask on Sunday. The minutes of the last ||f [ ATTENTION F/ S AVE ..wnv pay mone | On Premium Quality GASOLINE -- DIESEL and MOTOR OILS Farm Tanks and Edith- McLaughlin, seconded a by Elaine Bailey that we have scarecrows again this year as our fair project. Ai- leen Van Camp and Kath. leen Dorrell volunteered to be on- the committee. -- The July meeting, with Donna Kyte in charge will be held at Kyte's cottage. The roll call was "What I do when I do what I please". The meeting was then turn- ed over to the hostess and her group who served a del- icious lunch.. BROWNIE NEWS Sixteen Cartwright Pack 1| Brownies went on a Pack holiday, June 14th to 16th, under the joint charge of Forget Ae 1 FARMERS! | Pumps Available Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District CALL COLLECT 2 508.3341 fipeiveriad 2.-bath tub rings wees Tust stains dingy laundry SAVE TIME AND MONEY WITH A NEW SURGE WATER CONDITIONER FOR A FREE TRIAL OFFER CONTACT W. R. WOOLLEY & SONS Ltd. Box 539 OAK RIDGES Ph. 773-5401 OR MURRAY JACKSON . . . Agent OSHAWA Ph. 723-1800