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| Ds At od LR ERT es >. he et 18- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 2, 1972 ' [Epso Jean Jeffery Grandma says "Don't pay heed to all that drivel about - the groundhog seeing, or not seeing his shadow on Feb. 2. She says any groundhog with a lick of SN NI NINN sense wouldn't show his nose out at this time of year -- unless he lived in Florida or California. Community Euchre Club Winners: Ladies--Hazel Or- iston, Erma Watson, Dora PORT PERRY CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE - AUDITED TREASURER'S "REPORT as of December 31st, 1971 Donations Received . Pre-Centennial Darice, Sept. 1970 Jan. 1971 50-50 Draw ........... Acquaintance Party . Sports Activities ............. .. Old Tyme Auction .......... Centennial Dance ...... A Food Booths Bats. ili Merchants' Committee ..... .. "Snowbound in a. Victorian Parlour" + Carlton Show Band ..... ........ Interest and Investments returned ... Monies Invested to Dec, 31, 1971 .._. Flags, Poles & Brackets ..... Fireworks .................. Fiddlers' Contest ... ........ ..... Centennial Queen Contest Te Street Dance .......................... Sea-plane Fly-in ............ Centennial Parade ........ Regatta .................ccoovviiriniinnnnn Beard-growing Contest .. ....... Advertising Other. Expenses (Invitations, calendars, Antique Car Parade, Bus for Trenton Band, _ Washroom facilities, postage & supplies and Booth ... DR. CR. 5,713.00 449,19 td ha 244,50 nl 4,043.32 AL SE 1,041.11 hai 16.00 BAS 309.80 ALI 2,756.80 411,95 Ed 1,945.45 Si 928.08 84.86 Ii 702.81 10,138.08 10,000.00 ir 542.20 %. A 651.00 i 138.48 rial) 167.55 fs 125.00 lisa 8.00 Gad 740.00 iis 25.00 gl] 28.34 tid 1,275.95 am 928.73 14, 630. 25 28. 784.95 NET PROFIT--transferred to Port Perry Chamber of Commerce Centennial Fund _....... ..... .. + 14,154.70 $28,784.95 $28.7849% MONARCH PURITAN MI Items 99: 1 clarks Pork Beans 4:99: Tang «= 5:99 Cake Mixes Stews z= cr 2899 Ground Chuck Gordon's Market Phone: 986-4991 CAESAREA 3:99 Ni m News | Watson, Dora Geer, Vivien Carl. Gents--Bruce Hough- land, Reid Cook, Lloyd Evans. Jean Houghland; Bruce Bright. Feb, 11th, : We are sorry to report Next Party Leanne Munro is in sick children's hospital, When she returns she will have to wear a cast for many . months, © We are so sorry and do pray for a complete recovery. Mr. and Mrs. David Sim- mons and two youngest _ children have just returned . from a lovely holiday in California, A well-earned holiday and we are so hap- pypy you were able to en- joy it. Mrs, Bruce Bailey. and Mrs, Fred West visited Mrs, Jeffery and Mrs. Cawker on Monday afternoon. We are sorry that Mr, Al Christie is in Oshawa Gen. - eral Hospital. Mrs, Christie is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mar- tin of Bowmanville. Brother Alpin Christie is visiting the Cottage Hospi. tal for a few days. Hope you brothers will soon be on the road to recovery. Miss Helen Wilson and Miss Beth Evans, Mr. Floyd Wilson were with, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Wilson for. Sun- day supper. Ivan Clarke. 'was with Grandma and Grandpa As- ling. Sorry but great-grand- pa Asling has been on the sick list for some time. Mr,- and Mrs. Howard Ashton visited with Mrs, E. Gibson of Port Perry one afternoon recently. Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Ash. Seagrave News (continued) mainly with the five senses, They really enjoyed it. Another young man on the move. was Calvin Ni cholls, He was reported to be in Lindsay at least part of the time during the week-end. Our new hospital patient -is Mrs.-R; Smith. She is in Port Perry getting straight- ened around. A new daughter: arrived last week for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Norwich who are living on the Cliff Harper place. ; Machine - minded citizens "Heywood, Jack and Cliff Short, Art Gordon and Mur- doch Belair: attended the exhibition of industrial and farm machinery in Toronto on Friday. The Durward family had a big turkey dinner on Sun- day to celebrate Charlie's 21st birthday, There were 55 guests including the whole family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Brooklin and grandmother Snooks from Sunderland. Mrs. Gladys away {fo Florida for 2 weeks with. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hamilton of Sunderland. The flu bug is really ac- tive in this district and caused the absence of many regulars on Sunday. There were the usual services with only fair attendance. . one members were in at- ~tendance for the luncheon, "home of Mrs. Dorothy: Aird "and Mr, Murray Davidson The UCW. catered on' were with his Parone Mr! Saturday to the Holstein Association who had their had Saturday night dinner annual meeting in the Township Hall. Some fifty swith Mr, and Mrs. Grant ter health, Frankdin, "The flue goers fo be the ".'I'ne. monthly meeting of | the U.CW. will be held, | Thursday, February 3 at the in Port Perry. PLUMBING mil _ HEATING - "Guest on Sunday with. Mr, and Mrs. Grant Franklin and George were Mr, and Mrs, Don Lane, Mrs. Alice Pearce + ELECTRIC - + PORT PERRY all of Oshawa and Mr, and Mrs. Roy Lane of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevens -T will not refuse to do Short ' is ; 985-2473 OFFICE » - : RESIDENCE, ton of Ashburn visited Mr, and Mrs, H. Kerry on Fri. |i day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Kendry and Patty of Uxbridge, Mr, and Mrs, Mel Tindall of Sandford, Mr. & Mrs, Ken: Geer, Terri and Chris of Uxbridge, Mrs. Florence Middleton and Mr. Arthur Millar of Whitevale on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry entertained Mr. and Mrs, Al Sytsma of Port I gl Wallboard Many Patterns to Perry on Sunday afternoon. choose from 1 Am Only One Priced from I cannot do everything sheet and up. But still I can do something $3.99 4 x 8 sheets And because I can do something REESOR And because I cannot do everything FUEL & LUMBER ~ Port Perry -- 9856-7961 The something I can do. : MATTRESS by. Marshall 'Mattress : ° DELUXE -° Box Springs Mat resses 39" and 54" SIZES Regular A Authorized Dealer for Moffat, G.E., R.C.A. v1 FURNITURE ¢ APPLIANCES 94 Water St. Port Perry 985-7151 Mr. Earl Mitchell is very d d illin Port Perry Hospital, All and Mrs. Theo Stevens an hope that he is As in bat. "WES LANE |