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Prince Albert News o Mr. G, Hunter welcomed the Easter Service congre- gation, The sanctuary was decorated with lilies, bread, wine and grapes. The chair consisted of regular mem- bers plus the junior group .and was most enjoyable, Especially easy listening was the number rendered by the quartette of Mrs. F. Harris, Miss L. Hunter, Mr, I. Smith "and Mr, C. Willes. Rev. baptized and joined Reeves delivered an appro- priate message. Offering was gathered by Grant and Bryan Beacock. Miss Wendy Harris was , the church' membership roll a week 'ago. *. Pleased to learn Mrs. Joy Newnham, Mr, S. Perkins and'Mrs, Marg Holtby are home from hospital. - Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock TENDER AND TRIMMED SILVERWOODS BUTTER i 2 Ibs. Weiners 99: 10 Ibs. Weiners $4.50 BONELESS Dinner Hams ». $1.19 Beef Liver FRESH SLICED Cooked Ham = $1.19 JARs. 19: MIDDLETON'S MEATS QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY --- the new dry strippable wallcoverings _by Sunworthy ¢ ready-pasted eo scrubbable « stain resistant e beautiful textures, patterns and colours. 985-2562 vinyl wallcoverings N\A K/\4 Easter weekend. and all their family enjoyed Sunday evening dinner at their son's home, Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock and Lee, Seagrave. Nearly twenty 'Beacock relatives were guests. } 'Mrs.; Fred Brook's sister, Mrs, . Aubrey Fales of Oromocto,' N.B. visited Also, visiting was sister, Mrs. E. Budkowski of Oshawa, and on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevens of Willowdale, Steven McIntyre spent the weekend at Golden Valley with the Towns family, guest of Aunt Jan and Uncle Dennis Towns. Mrs. Gladys. Slack of Goodwood spent Easter Sun- day at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mcintyre. Mr. and Mrs,. Ross Sweet- man were recent guests of .the Gary Sweetman family-in Streetsville, Private Glen Sweetman is enjoying a visit at his home, on leave from Winnipeg. Misses Betty Faber, Cathy Brown took part in the big game when Port Perry girls beat out Little Britain and won the hockey trophy. Did you hear the victorious group on the fire truck tour?! Guests withMr. and Mrs. I. Doyle were Mr. and Mrs. Joe ~ Thompson of Dunsford, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rogers and family of Little Britain and Mr. Allen Thompson of Bobcaygeon. Speedy recovery is wished . Mrs. Teddy Lake. - : "Mrs. Eileen Pugh-enter-- tainedin her home at a bridal shower for Miss Joanne "Martyn on Tuesday evening "of last week. Twenty five . mothers and 4H girls, friends of Joanne's helped make the evening a very enjoyable one. - - : Mrs. Sheila Dantzer and Mrs. Helen Jewell attended a Nursery School Day at Lindsay recently. Sunworthy Wallpaper "The Trend Book $6.95 ROLL and UP Quaker Tone Armstrong 4 yds. WIDE $1.79 YARD $14.95 Nursing Home News Only six weeks to go and Ruth Popowich, Marg Rey- ner and Winnie Winnacott will be finished their course as RIN.A's. It was a hard struggle for these ladies who deserve a big hand for their persistency in giving further in their profession, Nancy Vanham who is also taking her R.N.A. on a full time basis is doing extreemly well and so congratulations Nancy. Keep up the good work. We also would like. to say hello to Monica Balling who is' studying her R.N. at Toronto General Hospital. The other staff of the Home namely Jean Nash, Lloyd King, Patsy DeNure, Debra McCurdy and Kim Reyner wrote their mid term exams and all passed with good results, - Doris Taylor, R:N. who conducts the class sponsored by. Durham Col- lege --is - pleased - with 'the results. This class is also attended by staff from Sunnydale Home in Sunder- land. A new resident at the home is Mrs. Rose Howard of Port Perry who had been in the Port Perry Hospital. We were all sorry to see Steve Perkins go home last week end but are glad for, him. Hello Steve, we miss you here and hope you will come and pay us a visit in the nice weather, On Friday evening (Good Friday) we were indeed honoured by a special Easter program. The highlight was the arrival of the *"Ad- -vocates'-a-group of 5 gospel musicians under the leader- ship of John Brown. The program was organized and directed by Ivan Pascoe of Oshawa: who started the "evening off with a sing song. He brought with him a complete sound system in- cluding large turntable and loud speakers. He taped the program put on by the Advocates. Latest" 9 x DECOLON RUGS HARD SURFACE John Brown sang, accom- panied by his 3 handsome young men and lovely lady at the piano. They looked so nice in white and blue matching outfits, We certainly appreciate them giving of their time and talents freely for the worship and inspiration of the folks at the home. They have been in Port Perry before at St. John's Presbyterian Church but this is their first visit at the home. However, we hope this won't be their last. They have sang on the radio and are busy touring the country bringing the Gospel in song to many. The service was attended by almost all the residents. The evening was brought to a close with a lunch served by the staff of the Home. Our sincere thanks to the "Advocates" again and to Ivan Pascoe for assisting in this way on Good Friday. On Saturday, Father Paul Voornay attended and served communion to the Catholic residents of the Home. There , was a general exodus of residents over the Easter weekend. John Kelly and his wife visited with their daughter and family in Peterborough. PORT PERRY STAR -- 3 Wednesday, April 5,1972 Cedar Creek News Martin den Boer was home from Calvin College for a week. George Kilpatrick visited his cousins, the . Misses Clara, Edith and Laura Brown, in Toronto on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. David MacCulloch and Ross spent the weekend with relatives in Eastern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque spent Saturday night in Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. George Larocque. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cum- mings and Karin were at Orangeville on Sunday. Marjory Letcher was out for dinner on Good Friday with her family and with friends on the weekend. John Gray was at his home in Oshawa for-the weekend. Easter Lilies were pre- sented to the Home from the United Church. They are beautiful. Many thanks. A special mention is how lovely the ladies of the Home looked for Easter due to the artistic touch of Hazel Brooks who does their hair so well. it's IN to eat out Fish & PLACE" Where Good Food is on the menu Everyday Take Out - "EMIELS / £ Chips, 5 SZ. 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