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XR cp Ratt TOT ETRE AU IN = 8 SH - YEN Ld SOA SE08 555% ELITR BAS CREATAS SN RA SNA MY ISAT S Members of the Lions Club # 1% entertained their ladies, friends and ladies at a most successful dinner-dance Saturday. Some 40 couples participated and enjoyed an excellent meal and danced to the music of Geordie Beare and his Music Makers. During the evening, perfect attendance pins and other honours were presented to the members. Cec King, received his pin for 27 years perfect attendance and in addition he was presented with the Lions International Award "The Old Monarch' for 25 years perfect attendance and the "Quarter Century Club" for being a member of a Lions Club for at least 25 years. Also receiving the last award were three other members, Don Crozier, Stan Bruton and Ray Cook. Lion president Arnold Roach is presenting Mr. King wi in the above picture. Many from this area at- tended decorative services at Utica on Sunday. Mr. Wilbur is to be congratulated on the beautiful condition of the three cemetaries. This community was shocked to hear of the sud- den passing of Mrs. Dorothy Mulholland. Sympathy goes out to the bereaved ones. Sympathy is also extended to the family of the late Mrs. Bert Wilson (nee Norine Roach( Mrs. Wilson spent her childhood days in Port Perry. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooling, Mrs. Marjorie Welsh and Dr. Charles God- frey all of Toronto. 'Guests with Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. W.J. George of Whitby and on Saturday evening Mr. and Sunday Afternoon 00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Admission $2.00 Come on out and bring the WHOLE FAMILY! th the Old Monarch award Manchester News Mrs. Ralph Sanderson and Kenneth. Guests over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach were Mr. Bert Wilson and daughter Miss Bonnie Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Roach all of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. John Black and daughter Jean moved to South River on Saturday. Best wishes go with them to their new home. ~~ received on "projector, New admissions during the week were: Mr. Sam Storey who was transferred from Port Perry Hospital Mrs. Myrtle Malone from Caesarea, Discharged were Mr. Peter Chase who was trans- ferred to Oshawa, and Mrs. Mary Forfar to the Port Perry Hospital. Mrs. Edith Byers returned to her home for good. ; : The "AT Home" week sponsored by the Nursing Home promised to be quite a success. Over 40 guests were Sunday, the opening day. Remember! everyone is welcome. The hours are 2-4 p.m. daily with a big event featured for Friday evening at 7 p.m. We were happy to have a group from Port Perry Bap- tist Church come and take the service on Tuesday, June 6th. We sang hymns and choruses by the use of a which made seeing the words much easier. Many of the choruses were not familiar to the folks 'at the Community Home, but they soon picked them up. Two of the men, Merle Elford and Lloyd Peacock gave testimony to God's love and concern for them. Pas- tor Payne pointed out that this day was the Anniversary of D. Day -- a day of Deliverance from Hitler's clutches. Using Romans, Chapter 1, he brought to our attention the Gospel of God, the Son of God, Beloved of God, revealing the Power of God which can deliver us from the judgement of God. The meeting was well at- tended by those in the home and was sincerely appre- ciated. _ and" Nursing Home Blackstock News 'continued Plans were made for a bus trip to Alton and Col- "lingwood in July. Gifts of pins from the Institute were made to Mrs, Mary VanCamp, Mrs. Leith Byers and Mrs, Oscar Gra- ham. These ladies are all charter members. A. gift of an Institute cup to Mrs. Chas, Smith, She has held many offices in the Insti. tute and has always been a very active and interested member. The pragramme on "Safe- ty" was in charge of Mrs. Huggins, A reading was given by Mrs. K, Samells on 'Fire Hazards in the Home', another by Mrs, H. Mec- Laughlin on "Electrical Dangers". Mrs, Percy Van- Camp; spoke on "Poisoning" and Mrs. Gladys Thompson on "Pesticides and Insecti- cides". All- enjoyed a contest by Mrs. Percy VanCamp. Meeting closed by singing "0 Canada". A social time was enjoyed over a dainty lunch served by Mrs. Hug- gins and her group. Starting Sunday, June 18th and every Sunday thereafter at BEACON MARINA in CEASAREA Country & Western MUSIC and DANCE "You can also enjoy an afternoon of Boating and Fishing at the BEACON MARINA EVINRUDE SALES AND' SERVICE ¥ Peterboro and Larson Boats XX Boat Rentals Xx Restaurant Facilities PINE GROVE CEMETERY "Decoration Service e SUNDAY, JUNE 25th, 1972 e 2:30 p.m. -- Sponsored by -- INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS 0. N. 0. The June meeting of the O.N.O. was held at the home of Barbara Byers on Thursday, June 8th. The minutes of the last meeting were read and the treas. urer's report given, It was decided that we ask the Parks Board to look into different floors and prices for the Rec. Centre, On June 29 Georgeen Co- chrane will be convenor of the Public School Gradua- tion Banquet, ® The locks for the cup- boards have arrived and Hector Shortridge will be asked to install them, The Joey Van Quartet have been booked for our Harvest Moon Dance on October 14, It was decided that we request the Parks Board Permission to have a fan installed in the Rec- reation Centre before the next dance. After a delightful game, Barb and her group served a delicious lunch of filled puff pastry and assorted desserts. ' 2--June2l ®