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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday April 3, 1969 Diamonds i" "The. Thrill of a Lovetime © FLAWLESS DIAMONDS @ EXQUISITELY CRAFTED SETTINGS 0 FULLY REGISTERED ® GUARANTEED and INSURED brighten In any girl's PENTLAND JEWELLERS 193 QUEEN ST. PHONE 985-7641 Prince Albert News Mrs. Les Beacock Sacrament of Holy Com- munion was observed in our church last. Sunday during which time our minister Rev. A. Rice dedicated a new crystal communion cup or (chalice) which was kindly "| presented by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Newnham. The choir did full justice in song and same compli- ment to the delightful vocal duet rendered by Mrs. F. Harris and Miss D. Jeffrey accompanied by the organist Mrs. B. Snelgrove. The minister announced that Mr. Hector Hodgins whom we are pleased had joined our membership roll via transfer from the con- gregation at North Cobalt. A basket of colorful spring flowers graced the pulpit area jin loving memory of the late Mrs. W. J. Martyn. Offering gathered by Mr. John Hunter_and Mr. Don Beacock. Parents wishing to have children babtized please con- tact the minister -- phone 2533, prior to April 20. Sunday afternoon the Sun- day School in a body par- took of an hour of skating at Port Perry rink. Follow- ing the fun all, including parents totalling near fifty assembled in the church parlors when all enjoyed a pot- -luck supper. Sympathy is offered to Mr. and Mrs. F. Brooks who attended the funeral of a brother the late Mr. Thos. Brooks, Sunderland. Free Evaluations L REAL ESTATE LID -REALTOR Saturday night Mr. & Mrs. Jim Doupe were pleasantly surprised at a dinner party honouring forty years of married life. = Congratula- tions! b Six couples from our midst enjoyed the dance held in Manchester hall last Saturday night arranged by a few couples from Prospect area. Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson were guests at the wedding of their grandson the Woods- Wagg vows in King St. Pen- tecostal Church, Oshawa on Saturday. Mr. F. Vickery, Mr. & Mrs. Les Beacock, Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock attended the "At Home" honouring Mr.'& Mrs. C. P. Devitts diamond wedding anniversary which was held at the home of a daughter Mr, and Mrs. C. Hamilton, Blackstock on Sunday. 985-7373 INVEST NOW 74% for Terms 2,3 & 4 yrs. VICTORIA .and GREY * TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 FERTILIZERS LTD. Ontario 987-4711 Phone: WHAT? Got your cropping plans made for the coming year? Know what you'll need in Aero® Fertilizers? Come in and talk things over with us. | | ceResoALE Newcastle, TCVANAMID > Serving the man whose business is agriculture. ®Reg'd Trademark Corn, hay and pasture, small grains, vegetables, cash crops -- whatever you plan to grow this year, you'll profit by using Aero Fertilizers. And right now isn't too early to get things started. We'd like you to discuss your crop plans and fertilizer requirements with us. We feel we have the productand serviceyoucanrelyon. Drop in any time -- or call us today. : , AERO FERTILIZER CUSTOM BLENDER Your local 14. years and will leave 'a Mr. Earl Martyn was a Sunday evening dinner guest with his sister Mr, and Mrs. B.. Wanamakers, Seagrave, who also entertained others, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Windsor are spending a few days with their relatives Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson. Mr. Bruce Martyn, Toronto spent the week-end with his father Mr. W. E, Martyn, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. And- rews visited her parents Mr, and Mrs. F. Dayes and rela- tives at Blackstock, Speedy good health is wished for Mr. C. Newnham who was rushed to Oshawa hospital Saturday night. Also a recovery for; Mrs. Bert Midgley who is confined to Port Perry hospital. i Mr. and Mrs. W. Vance enkerininied "their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Simons and children, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson visited friends in Toronto on Sunday. Burketon A presentation and going away party was held in En- niskillen Community Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Casie Wuis & family of Burketon. They have sold their farm and purchased a very lovely farm in the Peterborough district. Mr. and Mrs. Wuis have lived in this district for very wide gap to he filled. Mrs. J. Abbott visited re- cently with Mrs, M. A, Thompson, Hayden. ~ Mr. and Mrs, Sam Grant and boys, Oshawa, * visited Saturday with Mrs. R. Davey. Church Service will be held at the usual time in Burketon United Church on Easter Sunday at 12 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. H| Davey & Steven, Bowmanville, visited Mrs. R. Davey. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tav- lor and June were recent visitors of Mrs. F. Toms, En- niskillen. * Mr. Ralph Grace, Kitchen- er with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grace and family, Recent visitors at the Bailey home were Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald, Bow- manville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pat- terson and family, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peeling, Mary and Jane, Oshawa, also visitors of Mrs. T. Bailey. Rev. J. Lougheed spoke on Temperance. We were pleas- ed to have a good attend- ance. Mrs. J. Green, Toronto, visited with her daughter, Mrs. G. Lavender. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce White, Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. J. White. Mr. Orval Greer and girls with Mrs. W. Bryan Satur- day. Congratulations to Miss Susan Smith upon winning 1s prize in a singing contest, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cooper Orono, . visited with Mrs, Bryan on Saturday. - Sympathy of the commun ity is' eftended Mr. Francis Werry and family -in the passing of Mrs. Werry. Mr. Staniey Taylor attend- ed the 60th Wedding Anni- versary of Mr, and Mrs. |} UNIT 9 Unit 9 of the Port Perry U.C.W. held its March meet- ing in the ladies parlour of the church on Tuesday even: ing March 25th. President, Joan (Mrs. Wes) Lane opened the meeting by giving a short reading and a welcome to all those pre- sent. The committee in charge for the evening were Mrs. Kay Walker, Mrs. Marjorie Rice and Mrs. Norma Forder. Kay conducted the devotion: al service which consisted of the singing of hymn 104, a reading with an Easter theme and a portion of scrip- ture -- John 20, 11 to 23. Marjorie introduced the 3rd and 4th chapters of our study book -- Man Alive. An active discussion--followed a period of pondering ques- tions raised in the book. An announcement was made of the next general meeting at the church -- a programme concerning can- cer, also an evening of music '| by th& Sweet Adelines later in April. All were reminded Po save used greeting cards to be CLUB A - SPECIAL 7:45 p.m. ALL -ARE WELCOME POR? PERRY UCW sent to Trinidad. Three home visits and 8 hospital calls were reported. Several members paid for their Observer subscriptions. Mrs. Jean McDermott re- ported that the Irish Smor- gasbord supper had been a decided success, ¢ dessert luncheon and court whist was discussed in connection with one of the other U.C.W. units, No date was set. Several ladies: YY an enjoyable day spent on March 24th at the Culinary Arts Festival at the Royal York. The next meeting will be held in the ladies parlour on April 22nd. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Before enjoying a delici- ous lunch prepared by Nor- ma, Marjory and Kay there was an auction sale of sev- eral small items, conducted by Mrs. Roberta (Bobby) Drew and Joan Lane. DANCING - SAT., APRIL 5th RON MYERS & HIS ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCEMENT = Soriinar On Narcotic Addiction Masonic Temple April 9th 'SPEAKERS EXPECTED -- Dr. M.B. Dymond, THEME: Hooked or Unhooked? Panel of outstanding experts - Questions and Answers at this important seminar. Let all citizens help keep Port Perry the kind of place to be proud about. Check The Label On Your Paper NNRENE Chief of Police - Whitby PRINCE Repairs to all and Trucks. CUSTOM WELDING CUSTOM ENGINE CONVERSIONS & HIGH PERFORMANCE BUILDING "ALBERT AUTO SERVICE o AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS "TRUCKS A SPECIALTY" CHARLES As 985-3105 (Rox makes of Cars HOWARD VICE, Prop. BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard | Venetian & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Slip Covers Drapery Rods & Tracks Creighton Devitt at son-inlaw Mr. and Mrs. Cecll |} Hamilton. the home of their daughter and |} Interior Decorating Service : Draperies -- rT ------ LE As 267 Custom Made Drapes.