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oe = Ee wy 4 Is DE | " \ A) TO AT 5: MISS ADDIE McLAREN, R.N. was honoured on the fiftieth anniversary of her graduation from the Oshawa General Hospital school of nursing, at a ceremony in the cities Civic Auditorium last week. Miss McLaren, who is now retired, has lived in Port Perry during her half century career as a nurse. Blackstock (continued roll call taken. Several items of business was at- tended to. "The theme was conducted by Dora Martyn about prayer. She gave an ex- cellent reading, 'Five Steps toward Successful Prayer' which gave everyone much to think about. This was followed by a discussion period. | A very amusing contest given by Mrs. Florence Larmer was very much enjoyed by all. The meeting closed with the benediction. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant, Dwayne and Julie were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormiston, Shelley and Diane, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Precoor, all of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bray, Steven and Paul of Port Perry. Cub Camp Tweny one Cubs and 5 leaders enjoyed their week- end camp from Friday eve- ning at 6:30 until Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. This camp was held at the back of Ralph Larmer's farm by the creek. The five leaders were Marion Larmer, Toni' Duivestyn, Jack Roffle, Jack Lee and Elaine Bailey. RECEPTION PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL STAFF and STUDENTS cordially invite all friends, students, former students and colleagues to a reception honouring the retirement' of Mr. Grant C. PRINCIPAL and Mr. Bertram Law Head of History Department Port Perry High School Auditorium Saturday, June 23, 1°" 8:30 P.M. A Grant C. MacDonald Scholarship tund has been established. Those wishing to contribute, please forward donations to: MR. W: G. SHARPE, Port Perry High School Box 59, Port Perry, Ont. MacDonald LOB TNO cugog News We are pleased to hear that Mrs. Marj Aldred is home from hospital and Rev. Preston Brown is im- proving. Jim Wilson has had to return to hospital with pleurisy. Little David Chambers had the misfor- tune of too close and sudden a contact with an aluminum door resulting in 26 required stitches in his arm and chin. The children had just re- cently recovered from measles. His little brothers has a lot of trouble with croup too. Sometimes it seems as if there is no end to misery and problems. But another bit of cheery news was when Bonnie Gerrow's mother, Mrs. Stephen was able to leave the Richmond Hill Hospital. This week we are all being visited by either Mrs. Roy Freeman or Mrs. Doug Crozier who are gathering information for the Munici- pal Enumeration for Regio- nal Assessment. Last Wed. turned out to be a perfect day for the Iris Tea at the home of Mrs. Murray McLaren on the Pin Point Road. Around 2 p.m. about 75 people began to gather from Oshawa, Van- couver, Port Perry and the surrounding area. Two News While they were there these Cubs enjoyed scavenger hunts, ope quoits, making and flying kites, tug-of-wary catching minnows and tad- poles, seeing who stay awake the latest and who could eat the most. On Saturday afternoon they went to Cartwright Community Park for swimming and soccer and remained for an enjoyable supper of fish and chips. Carol Mairs assisted in these activities. On Saturday night the cubs had planned and pre- sented an excellent camp- fire. Each tent had at least one skit, songs and games. On Sunday morning after a breakfast of cooked by the men, Rev. Victor Parsons came for a Cub's Own (worship ser- vice) which was most impressive. On Sunday afternoon tents were taken down and at camp closing the following awards were presented. Best Tent Award - Black Six - Ivan Duivestyn, Fred Marlow, Terry Wade and Brian Mikkensen. Happiest Camper - Dougie Grove a new camper who always wore a smile and was always where the action was. The leaders could not give a Best Camper Award be-, cause all 21 campers should have received it. The new 1st Cartwright Crest, designed by Josie Hamilton and which has just been received and will be worn by all Cubs, Scouts and Venturers of Cartwright were presented. The award for the most points for inspection for the year -- was won by the Yellow Six made up of Tim Cochrane, Scott Wilkinson Kelly Newlove, Stephen Kristenson and Alan Fergu- son. These boys will soon be taken bowling as a prize. All felt that this was an excellent camp in all ways. pancakes guest speakers had been invited to provide informa- tion and entertainment. Mrs. Redpath from the Oshawa Presbytery of the United Church described the purpose and work of the Missionary and Service Fund through out the World. Then Mrs. Reg Owens of Platten Island and Whitby gave a talk on early Cana- dian Glass and described many of her pieces on dis- play. The guest speakers were thanked by Mrs. Mad- eline Cawker and Mrs. Edna McLaren. Following a tour of the beautiful flower gardens, lunch was served on the lawn by the 2 Island U.C.W.'s. A total of $81. was realized for the M. & S. Fund. There were 5 lucky draws of tickets and the following people received plants donated by Edna McLaren from her large .and varied collection: Mrs. Ivan Fralick, Mrs. Ethel Redman, Mrs. Lillian Moore, Mrs. Mary Tetlow and Joan Healey. Mrs. Iren Carter has given glowing reports of the bust trip to New York City and the United Nations and even the Russian Embassy. The "Head" U.C.W. had an interesting experience on Saturday when they catered for a wedding at the Wright Cottage at Gerrow's Beach. The bride had chosen the "Head Memorial' church where she had occasionally attended S.School to be the setting for the wedding ceremony with over 100 guests. We were very grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith who allowed us to use their home at the Beach to prepare food and other necessities. Although a couple of incidents caused some momentary flurry when rain tried to appear the whole event was happily fulfilled as planned. Watch the coming events for a notice of Strawberry - Supper on July 4. Tickets will be available from any U.C.W. member or phone Mrs. Earl Reader. It is necessary to raise our price this year to cover the cost of increased food prices. And please remember we serve a varied full course meal. On Sunday a bus load of people from the Iris Society * visited the gardens of Mr. and Mrs. M. McLaren who in company with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore of Shirely then followed the group to several other gar- dens. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Ted Leahy has had pneu- monia and has = not completely recovered yet. ART'S PLUMBING Sewer HEATING Connections QUALITY WORKMANSHIP PHONE 985-2581 ART PETROZZI ATTENTION FARMERS WHY PAY MORE? 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