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Oo ZN ERR COPS HZ 3005 eS et ns a The % <. ak _ a gg ad AA A a Sn CTS nl - BE Ne SR Co as SAE ee w -" Tu SE r ONIGTANS . ing special parts. . gathered by Mr, R. Deeth & ACEMLN IN ROAR 12) 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968 PRINCE ALBERT NEWS Prior to our minister's message on Sunday Rev. Rice requested two young ladies to come forth when Mrs. Chas. Andrews, one of the ardent leaders in C.G.LT. presented an honour pin to a worthy member Maryanne Popowich for perfect attend- ance (Church, S.S. and class). She stood tops in C.G.LT. work in general for a period of one year for which we were all plesaed. The choir anthem was en- joyable with Mrs. Harris and Miss Denise Jeffrey render- Offering Mr. H. Holtby. The annual "Open House" was held in the Consolidated No. 1 school one evening last week. The principal Mr. Harry Kiezibrink and teach. ing staff welcomed the many parents and friends who at- tended. During the hours the pub- lic roamed from one class- - room to another admiring the puipls work and projects dis- played. A boy of our midst, John Love, whom we are proud 's a pupil in the "Diversified Occupations Course" P.P.H.S. He was an honour student at the Commencement Exercises when he was awarded the special prize sponsored by the "Port Perry Branch of the Canadian Legion". John received a pin, also the re- cipient of a cheque during the evening. _..- Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lind- say have been visited by their son Mr. Robt. Lindsay of California. Therefore Christmas dinner and the extras were enjoyed as Robt. will -be unable to be home on the proper festive date. Mr. aiid Mrs. Allén Martyns have enjoyed having their grandchild little Elizabeth Nokes of Oakwood for a week. Week-end company with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jone: included Mr. and Mrs. D. Evans and sons, Blackwater, Mr. and Mrs. Forster and family of Highland Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks and sons were Sunday even ing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin, Agincourt. Six or more couples from -our midst attended the wes- tern and sacred program held at Club Annrene, _ Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. An- drews spent Sunday with her. parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Dayes, Blackstock. Company with Mr. & Mrs B. Smith included their friend Mr. P. Revill from his cottage at Lake Mazinaw who is enroute to spent the win- ter in Florida. Mr. Ralph Lyle and mother-in-law Mrs. Scarborough both of Toronto. Speedy recovery is wished Mrs. Ralph Lyle who is and- has been a patient in hospital since September. Handicra The November meeting of the Louise Patterson Handi- craft Guild was held at the home of Mrs. Martyn, Prince Albert, with twenty - two members 'and one visitor present, The President, Mrs. Naples, welcomed thosespresent and opened the meeting with the Lord's Prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were 'read by the Secretary, Mrs. Cornish, and approved. The financial report was given by Mrs. Innis, Treas- | urer. Mrs. Rapies shared excerpts from a letter she received from Mrs. Patterson who still misses her pupils and friends in Port Perry. She has finished her beautiful large rug which now adorns the floor of her living-room. The eight members who visited the Lakeview. Guild in Oshawa on October 21, report a very enjoyable evening. The displays of crafts were much admired, especially the rafia-pine needle articles made Il by Mrs. Wipper of Port Perry. The Christmas meeting will be held in Prince Albert Hall - the old school - on December 11. There will be a display of the many handicrafts and a sale. ft Guild The meeting was turned over to the Programme Comm- ittee who called upon Mrs. Smith to demonstrate her talent for -using/ driftwood, dried and treated leaves, seed- pods, flowers and weeds, in decorative arrangements, Mrs. Smith had brought a very interesting piece as an incen- tive and soon many were at work with their material and,' under her supervision, created sxeiting Plecss to grace their homes. After the 'busy afternoon, the bountiful lunch of.sand- wiches and tea served by Mrs. Naples, Miss Kent and Mrs. UNI AY 8% A EEA ng SES BAL Ae ARON He ERAN RE Wh Fa FEO ASHEN . . Owen was much appreciated. arg Orval Greer, Oshawa. Votes of thanks were| np and Mrs, Douglas tendered to Mrs. Martyn, Mrs. Smith and the ladies of the Lunch Committee. BURKTON Miss Bernice Grace, Osh- awa with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Harry Grace and family over the week-end. Mrs. T. Fitzgerald was a Sunday Luncheon guest of Mrs. Raymond Davey. Master Teddie Butson. vi- sited Toronto Royal Winter Fair on Tuesday of last'week. Mrs. T. Fitzgerald attend- ed the Enniskillen Turkey Supper held recently. Mrs. W. Bryant spent Sat. urday with her son Mr. and Churchill and Jo Ann spent a few days of last week in Delhi, Mrs. R. Davey accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Howard Davey, Bowmanville attend-" ed the 41st Wedding Anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hodgson, Ajax, relativ- es from Oshawa, Highland Creek, Tyrone and Bowman: ville attended. < FH. E Hohnson OPTOMETRIST 229 MARY STREET 085-2383 PRL AMBER REAL ESTATILID - \T 985- 7373 Three Carefree Holidays Under te Stn AN AIR-SEA CRUISE ABOARD THE SPANKING NEW M/S DALMATIA ONE WEEK FROM $360 oN The most exciting ship to cruise the Caribbean. : Bullt to accommodate over 300 people, the Dalmatia will only take on 260 during her Caribbean cruise program -- which means lots of space for everyone, only one sitting at meals, .uncrowded pools and a friendly atmosphere on board. The price of your cruise includes: Retumn excursion airfare via Alr France Jet by connecting flight from Toronto to New York and on to Guadeloupe. Accommodation on board the Dalmatia in a twin bedded cabin with private shower, all meals _on_board, dancing, movies, snacks, transfers. Guadeloupe Is only the first of seven ports visited by the Dalmatia: La Gualra, Cur- acao, Trinldad, Barbados, St. Lucla and Martinique are yours to explore. Departures from Toronto every Sunday. Your travel agent has a full colour brochure on the Dalmatia and her exciting World's Crulse In the Caribbean -- ask him for one -- It's free. For Free Brochure Contact: - Mitchell and Waite 42 SIMCOE STREET NORTH, OSHAWA PHONE: OSHAWA 728-7395 _ of Canadians who have already visited one * 'FORT ROYAL ...OR A VACATION AT CLUB MED.... New to North America but not to thousands of the club's many resorts around the world. Famous for their unregimented and carefree way of life, the clubs provide an ideal retreat f.om the hustle and bustle - of day to day life and from winter. Two of the most popular locations are Guadeloupe and Agadir: A WEEK'S VACATION FOR $384 CAN The price Includes: luxurious room, 3 gour- met meals with wines each day, unlimited sports facilities, dancing, nightly entertain- ment, transfers and alrport taxes, excursion return airfare Toronto-Guadeloupe, econ- omy class. Departures from Toronto every Saturday starting December 21st. Additional week: $165.00 CAN. AGADIR TWO WEEKS VACATION $5 49 00 IN MOROCCO FOR CAN The price Includes: Bungalow with private shower, 3 delicious meals with wines each day, unlimited sports facllities, dancing, nightly entertainment, transfers, Toronto- Agadir airfare economy class, based on groups of 15 people travelling together. One night In Paris on return flight. Departures every Saturday. . Starting January 18, 1969, add $77 to cost. Your travel agent has full colour brochures on both club locations and will be glad to explain the concept of the Club Med. to you. Interested In a ski vacation? Ask him for the Club Med. Total Package Ski Vacation Broesore, Travel Service ~ PORT PERRY Zenith 30220 FOR COUNCIL IN PORT PERRY ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd - O [PODRES, Joseph For Tranportation Call: | "985 - 2156 © 985 - 2494 985 - 2872 If you are now 66 . . if you've been contrib- : uting to the Canada Pension Plan. . you've retired from regular employment, con- tact your Canada Pension Plan Office now. If you will become 66 in 1969, get in touch with your Canada Pension Plan Office three months before your birthday. The people there will help you fill out the application form that starts your pension cheques coming. They'll explain how your pension is worked out . and when you become eligible. You'll get all the answers to questions about your retire- ment pension. Payment i is not automatic. You must apply to receive your pension benefits. Application should be made in the Canada Pension Plan Office serving your community. - . and if 09's Happy Birthday! Now you may qualify for your retirement pension under the Canada Pension Plan. NOTE: If you are age 70 or over and have contributed to the Canada Pension Plan, you don't have to retire to "qualify for benefits. The district offices in this area are listed below ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELFARE, THE HONOURABLE JOHN MUNRO, MINISTER 2 J t a -- I: ~~