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se -- SR 4 # Snelgrove welcomed Li? TW « ee: THE BRUTON CURLING TROPHY is presented by Lynda Liston (left) to this years winners from left to right; Aileen Dawson skip, Camille Crozier vice, Frieda Cochrane second and Dorothy Freeman lead. Prince Albert News Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. E. Oyler are home from vacationing in the southern sun. Mr. and Mrs. W. Webb of Haliburton visited relatives Mrs. E. Heayn and the Ben Smiths. Last Sunday morning church service was very well attended. Rev. M. Reeves presided over Communion prior to his message. he was assisted by elders, Messers, B. Snel- grove, A. Martyn, L. Bea- cock, C. Willes, W. Roy Hope. The minister requested Miss JoAnne Robinson come to the front when she joined our roll of church member- ship. Clerk of Session Mr. B. this young lady to our member- ship, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson transfer- red here from Kedron congregation and Mrs. Den- nis Wray from Raglan church. The minister and congregation are pleased to have these new members joining us. Offering gathered by Har- vey Dearborn and Bryan Beacock. The board of church session met at the home of TRAVEL NONQUON Les Beacocks Monday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson have sold their farm and are moving to a home in Port Perry. A farewell party was held in their honour in the reception center last tuesday evening. Eight tables of euchre were in play after which prizes were awarded to those worthy. Later M.C. Mr. E. Martyn, a neighbour of the Wilsons requested they come to the front. Earl voiced a few sentiments after which Roy Graham and Les Beacock each presented furniture and household artricles for the town home. Norman and Loraine responded appreci- ateively. Lunch was then served to forty relatives and neighbours. Mr. and Mrs. Kimmerley of Bala spent the week-end with her sister Mrs. C. Newnham. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Brown, Guelph visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Love and John. Miss Sharon Sweetman was surprised on Saturday afternoon by friends and relatives at the home of Mrs. Sheri Metcalf. Sheri, Mrs. SERVICE 160 Queen St. -- "Port Perry 985-2336 DID YOU KNOW that you no longer have to be a club member to take advantage of Charter Flight to England and Europe? nt Air Canada, CP Air, BOAC, etc., schedules and prices available from April through summer. Eurail, Britrail Information & Tickets available. Excursions to: KENTUCKY DERBY - May 4th PREAKNESS - May 18th INDY 500' - May 27th BELMONT STAKES - June 8th NONQUON TRAVEL SERVICE is your local agent for Trentway Tours, DeNure Tours, Travelways, Gray Coach Suntours, American Express and major Tour Companies No Booking Fees See Canada '73 brochures available ALL PROVINCES AND ALASKA For your Free copy, please drop in. June Armstrong and Mrs. Claire Stainton were host- esses to a miscellaneous (continued on page 22) BALLARD LUMBER a H | IMPR Begins The Ontario Government's Ministry of the Environment, has taken credit for a "new water and pollution control plant," for Port Perry. The current edition of Legacy, a newspaper published by the ministry, says Port Perry is one of 75 Ontario centres which has such facilities in the, *"'plan- ning, design or construction "Steamboat will Lake Scugog in The first steamboat to be on Lake Scugog in many years will appear June 2 as part of the Lake Scugog Historical Society's annual 'Canoe the Nonquon" event. The ship will steam down from Lindsay and accompany canoists on their yearly journey to the Port Perry waterfront. The historical society boasts that this canoing attraction is now probably the biggest canoe race in Ontario. 3 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 986 - 7335 P.O. Box 329 -- 159 Casimir Street >. LUMBER and eid AYLI SUPPLIES BUILDING SUPPLIES AT COMPETATIVE PRICES PLANNING complete with: GENERAL CONTRACTING * All Types of Construction CRNOR S(T I 0103" [1 = of = 1] oY * Design * Drafting and ; * Blueprint Facilities stages." The local facility is a new well which will hopefully be pumping by 1975 to augment the existing well and will, "assure a plentiful supply of pure water," the ministry says. Eventually the Village of Port Perry and the Township of Reach will have to pay for this gift from Queens Park. appear on June This year the association hopes to have a radio hook up between the waterfront and the various check points along the river. A van, donated by a tobbacco company, will be at the Port J Perry waterfront announc- ing progress of the racers on bulletin boards. Each racer tries to obtain sponsors who pledge amounts of money if the canoist finishes. The money goes to the society and is used to help preserve the history of our community. 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