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Se a NY Rn A Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pugh were united in marriage on November ¢0th, 1972 at the Prince Albert United Church, Prince' Albert. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Notenboom of Port Perry, Ontario. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh of Prince Albert, Ontario. The bride and groom now reside in Prince Albert, Ontario. Manchester News Church service Sunday 11:15 a.m. Everyone wel- come. Rev. B. R. Pogue in charge. On Monday Mrs. John Kingstone and Mrs. Roy Dobson attended the Pres- byterial meeting at the Westminister United Church in Oshawa. Mr. Jim Cloughton was Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. Best were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hayes of Ajax. Mrs. Marjorie Walsh of Toronto was with her father Mr. Thomas Roberts, Wed- nesday. There was a good atten- dance at the annual Congre- gational meeting Thursday PUBLIC MEETING to discuss formation of a" RESIDENTS AND RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION for the present municipalities of Cartwright -- Port Perry Reach -- All are invited and urged to attend a PUBLIC MEETING for this purpose at the ANGLICAN CHURCH PARISH HALL, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973 at 8:00 p.m. For further information call 985-3658 evening in teh church. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts were Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Norman in Keswick. With Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Art Arness and family for supper to cele- brate Eugen birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Fielding in Keswick, Sunday. Laura Wilson and Fanny Stevens visited with Mrs. Wilson's sister Mrs. Max Munroe in Barrie, Sunday. OW TARGET EVERY TIME Scugog or 985-2866 Pat Kingstone president of Manchester U.C.W. "'w Manchester U.C.W. met at Mrs. J. Wilson's home Jan- uary 4. The meeting opened by all reading the 23rd psalm «sn unison. Hymn 318 was read, a reding on being first was read by Mrs. Jean Elliott followed by singing hymn 352. Mrs. Pat King- stone read a verse for the New Year. ) The Roll call answered by 16 members. The minutes read and adopted a very good yearly report by Irene Lamb. The treasurer's re- port was very good. Thank you cards were read for the Christmas boxes delivered by MargaretAnn Lamb. The coffee spoons will soon be availble and a new rug for the church verstibile to be purchased. There will be a money making project in April. The meeting closed with theme and prayer and a lovely lunch was served by Laura, Jean and Fanny. The next meeting at Mrs. Fanny Stevens home. U.C.W. Executive 1973 - 1974 President Pat Kingstone; Vice President Laura Wilson; Secretary: Record- ing: Irene Lamb, Assistant Recording: Alverta Roberts, Corresponding: Dorothy Aird, Press: Ruby Fielding. Treasurer: Gwen Lamb; Parsonage Committee: Ruby Roach, Ethel Frank- Nursing 'Home News There were two admis- sions to the Nursing Home during the week. They were Mrs. Cyril O'Connor of Oshawa who was transferred from Oshawa General Hos- pital and Mrs. Amelia Wal- ker of Uxbridge who was transferred from St. John's Convalesant Hospital in Wil- lowdale. There were no discharges. On Tuesday evening mem- bers of Prince Albert United Church choir attended the home and entertained us with a delightful evening. Choir members included; Mr. Grimshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Snelgrove, Mrs. Wozney, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Newn- ham. They started the even- ing by singing some old fashioned hymns. Mrs. Snel- grove was at the piano. This was followed by two violin solos from Mr. Snelgrove. Then Mr. Snelgrove showed some very interesting slides of his trip to Florida and the Bahamas. Mrs. Snelgrove acted as narrator. A very lovely lunch was served by the ladies to wind up the evenings entertain- ment. It was truly a marve- lous evening and was greatly appreciated by the residents. Thursday evening we held our weekly bingo! Altogether there were nine prizes han- ded out. These were won by; John Preston, Harry Snow- den, Mrs. Mackie, Mrs. Pearcey, John Kelly, Her- man Abbott, Mrs. Balgue and Bill Moroz. The following residents were taken to supper by friends and relatives; during the week; Edna Pearcey, John Kelly, Grant Christie, Shaw Hamilton, Ethel Ten- nyson, W.H. Smith, John Doupe, Minnie Merrick, Glen Hood and Edgar Butt. lin; Flower Committee: Flo- rence Mitchell, Ruby. Pey- ton; Pianist: Irene Lamb; Food Committee: Margaret Ann Lamb, Ethel Franklin, Alverta Roberts, Fanny Ste- vens; Auditors: Aletha Holt- by, Mary Thompson; Social Function Committee: Anne Toombs, Bernice Dobson, Ruth Gishler; Hospital Aux- illary Representative: Mar- ion Webster (tuck shop); Official Board Representa- tive: Florence Mitchell. H. E. Johnson OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985-2383 or Zenith 59240 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 24th, 1973 -- 3 ON THE MENU EVERYDAY Luncheon Special Daily from Monday to Saturday Roast Beef Sandwich ® Roast Chicken Sandwich Roast Pork Sandwich@ Ham or Bacon Sandwich ll fresh homemade soup and, or homemade french fries for just over POV OVeN a xx SCRUBBABLE eS 3 PAS ee NB NB NI ee ee EN EE EESESESESES=S=R PRESENTING "ENCORE" STAIN RESISTANT DRY-STRIPPABLE NOU-CAN yy, Sunworthy Vinyl Wallcloth READY PASTED NUA ow SUNWORTHY {CovEpinG ENCORE LINE Single Roll $4.29 Prepasted Papers In stock $1.49 WOOD PATTERNS $2.10 Single Roll > teed fede -- wt elt np z= ERR ee Ay i Wye NT J neh STE 3 <r