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AAT NO LE A BR LS 8 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 15, 1969 Prince Albert News Mrs. Les Beacock spending the winter in Flori: Last Sunday the Sunday|da climate. School joined in Christian] Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Snel- Manchester News Mother's of Salem Children brought to. Jesus". Miss Lauretta Sonley, Whitby 'visited her brother Mr. Clifford Sonley and Mrs. their] .. Mrs. Frank Jobnson gave AS LE FON MARI FRET AOS i aA for. Miss Jo Ann Hackney, Highland Creek 'and. Mr, G. Lyons who are to-be married June 7th in Highland Creek Mr. W. Westover, New-| Presbyterian Church. castle called on Mrs. R.| "Mr. G. Trewin spent the Davey. '| week-end with Mr." and Mrs one of the Walkathon Party walking from Burketon. Mr. K. Sinclair spent Fri- day in Lindsay. Family Day worship there- fore all grasped a great deal from the enlightening mess- age based on "Mother's Day Thoughts" delivered by Rev. Alec Rice. All "enjoyed. the youthful voices of the young group that provided the 'choir di- rected by Mrs. B. Snelgrove and accompanied at the or- gan by Miss Jean Snelgrove. It would also be neglectful not to: mention the sanctu- grove were pleased to have her grandmother Mrs. Camp- | - bell, 'Greenbank. Mr. and- Mrs. John- Lake and family, Oakwood and Mr. Bruce Martyn, Toronto spent Sunday with their fa- ther Mr. £. Martyn. Mrs. L..Skinner, Brooklin, visited her sons and' wives Mr. and Mrs. R. Skinner and Mr. and Mrs. D. Skinner and their families. Sonley over the week-end. Rev. Mr. Teskey brought a splendid Family Day message on 'Sunday and as usual the the Scripture lesson Mark 11 verses 15-18. "Then commandments of Human Relations" and "Pass 'er's Day". choir rendered a Tovely num- ber in keeping with "Moth- The flowers in the church were placed there in. memory of Mrs. Gordon Sweetman, Our U.C.W. are sponsoring a hydro party in-Utica Hall on Tuesday evening May 27. Tickets are available from the Apples" were read by Mrs. Thompson. A comic reading' was given by Mrs, Johnson, The ladies were reminded to sell the tickets for "Ont. ario. Hydro Demonstration" 'to be held in Utica Hall on Tues., May 27th. . Should be a_very enjoyable evening, We are pleased to report|A. C. Stephenson and family. Mr. Jack Smith is able to ba| Mr. Stanley Taylor made a home after spending a few [business trip to Omemee on days in Memorial Hospital, Thursdsy: - : A Bowmanville, % Mrs: Armstrong, Smit Falls, visited 'recently with J 3 Mrs, M. Smith and family. A. z Horan "Mrs. R. Davey accompan- OPTOMETRIST ied by Mr. and Mrs. Sam y 229 MARY STREET Grant, Oshawa attended a » shower given by: Mr. & Mrs.| © 985-- 7383 Glen Hodgson, Bowmantille ; «dens and the Sweétmans. Mr. and Mrs. M. Luke and ary was enhanced by the | sons, Stoney~-Creek were beautiful and colorful array of flowers contributed by re-| With his mother Mrs. C. cent thougtful bereaved, fa-| Luke. . ; milies, the Heayn, the Hay- We extend our sympathy 3 to Mrs. A. G. Fowler and fa- Offéring gathered by Mr. T. Hodgins, and Mr. F. Olsen. We all are pleased to learn Mr. C. Newnham is home from six weeks being hospi- talized. ) We. are also glad to note Mrs. E. Mulvey is home after Home Comfort OIL TANK Gauge showing near bottom? There will be two or three weeks burning o6f Mr. Fowler. on. Sunday, ' yet. : Vv .Let us fill your tank up for the Jase time this spring. We have a No. 1 product and give good "service. Reesor Fuel & Lumber Phone: 985-7951 -- Port Perry mily in the sudden passing Mr. and Mrs. T. Hodgins had their parents Mr. and | Mrs. G. Cherrie, Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoagie Towercroft Holstein Dispersal - 778 bs. MILK: QUOTA Sells 1.00 p.m. Sharp. THURS. MAY 22 at 1.00 p.m. at the farm located 1 mile East of Brooklin or 6 miles north of hwy 401 on Thickson Road ; This herd was established 30 years. ago, a herd of big powerful high producing cows that av. 328ds 16800 m 651F 49 on R.O.P. graded 4 Very Good, many Good Plus. By unit sires including a V.G. Rockman, others by Roeland, Clipper, Almerson, Sky Chief, Precepter, . the young cattle are terrific with deep full pedigrees from dams to over 20,000 lbs, milk. ; EQUIPMENT--sells Approx. 3.30 p.m. 3300 1b. Mueller bulk tank milk cooler used 3 yrs., a new Surge S.P.22 milk pump, 3 units Chore Boy milking machines and 1 'extra pail, 'stainless steel wash sink, and Patz silo unloader. OWNER--NORMAN ALVES, Brooklin, Ont, Sale Managers--Brubacher Bros., 58 Glenwood Dr., 3 Kitchener, Ont, our members. Come and see "Hydro Show Time". Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach spent the week-end at their cottage in Haliburton. Master Paul Lane, Port Perry was a week-end gue t with his aunt Mrs. Grant Franklin. - Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham and children of Prince Al- bert visited at the Franklin home on Saturday afternoon A number of ladies from this area attended the Spring Tea at Prospect. On Wednesday evening a popular bride to be as of June 6th, Miss Barbara Best, was given a kitchen shower at the home of Mrs. Margaret Ann Lamb with Mrs. Ruby Peyton co-hostess. On Fri day evening Barbara was. again the guest of honor at the home of Mrs. Betty Mac- kee, when she was given a miscellaneous shower. On Monday everiing a com- munity shower was given Miss Isabel Strong, a bride of this month, in Prince Al- ture. cater to a wedding in June, with an Electrical Appliance given as a door prize, Several recipes were hand- ed in to compile a cook book to be printed in the near fu- We were invited to The hostess served a tasty lunch, assisted by Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Johnson, The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Dobson's June 5th. BURKETON NEWS Mrs. Carson' Dean held a very "successful auction and sale on Wednesday evening. Mr. Lloyd Slinglerland, Niagara Falls spent a few days with Mr. Chester Hos- kins, Among the visitors at the 'home of Mrs. W. Bryan last week were Mr. Orval Greer, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. C. Cooper, 'Orono. Mrs. George Pomery was bert Community Hall. Mrs. W. S. Taylor and Brenda, Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Crosier and Mr. Clark Harrison, Toronto were | guests of Mrs. . Crosier on Sunday. 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