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AS 9, pV 8 Od RL : PIA it midis cdc hdd st dit LE \ J ' ENP del LEA Ag ' Hh nd hnsniot lot di sda sd snd On Tuesday we had the church service by the Bap- tist Church of Port Perry. 'Mr. John Hooke had charge of the meeting and after hymns, Mrs. Gates offered a « beautiful prayer. Mrs. Beauchamp's daughter Mar- ie sang (she is about 7) her mother accompanied her. Mrs. Stewart testified. Then . we sang 'What a friend we have in Jesus.' Mr. Hooke played his accordian for all the hymns, Mr. King read the lesson John 14 verses 1 - 14. Mrs. Beauchamp spoke @ then-a very uplifting talk of her life as a Christian. Mrs. Hooke and choir sang at- companied by Mr. Hooke on the Autoharp. Mrs. Moore closed in prayer. On Wednesday we had movies by Mrs. Jean Nash, Sparky the colt, and Wild Life in the Canadian Rock- ies. There was a good atten- § dance of residents. On Thursday night we had the usual bingo game with | Nursing Home News Mrs. DeYong. The winners were Ladies Mrs. Pearcy, Smallman, Percy, Letcher and Clark. Men: Mr. David- son, Brown, Hamilton, W. Smith, Samels and Moroy. On Saturday there were a lot of visitors to the home. Sunday saw a lot more visitors as the begining of Open House and it being Fathers day. + There were a number res- idents out for the day. The ladies at the receiving desk for 'Open House' are Mrs. Marjory Letcher and Mrs. Edith Byers assisted by Mrs. May Clarke. Four Guides are Mr. Grant Christie, Mr. Norman Sam- mells, Mr. Charles Smith and Mr. Shaw Hamilton. The ladies looking after the refreshments are Mrs. Ethel Smallman, Mrs. Mintche Phoenix and Mrs. Annie Baygue. We will be looking foward to seeing you this week. Don't forget be- tween 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. Remember when second term as Ontario Riding's Progressive Con- servative in the Ontario A Legislature. A pure bred Holstein owned by Edward Oyler of Port Perry has completed a very fine Record of Perfor- mance tests. As a junior three-year-old, in 305 days on twice-a-day milking, Lin- dette produced 15,676 lbs. of milk. The Manchester Jr. Choir . Concert was a success with Lg proceeds of $43.00. Many thanks go to Mrs. Hunter and Beth for their musical selec- tions and also Susan Roach and Elaine Gooding for their piano selections. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, June .18, 1964 Five teachers of Port Perry Public School are 4 'leaving their positions and were honoured by the re- maining staff members. they are Mrs. Nancy Mac- Millan; Mrs. Elaine Bailey; MASTER PORT PERRY DOG DINNER The Complete Dry 50% Miss Donna Johnson: Mrs. Grace Hastings and Mrs. Althea MacFarlane. Sincere congratulations are extended to the execu- tive and members of the Oddfellows on the official opening of their new hall. A team representing tne Brooklin Junior Farmers won the annual Rifle Shoot- ing Competition. The team was made up by Murray Jones, Ashburn, Bill Me- Dougal, Brooklin, Allan Jones, Claremont, John Hill, Claremont. Kathleen Ann Trenka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trenka, R. R. No. 4, Port Perry graduated from the University of Toronto with her B.S.s degree. Also Miss Marlene Velma Badour was among the class of graduates from the Ontario Hospital School of Nursing, Whitby, Ontario. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Badour of R. R. No. 4, Port Perry. Dog Food 25 Ib. bag FEEDS 985-2131 | Readers' opinion: PORT PERRY STAR --Wednesday, June 19th, 1974-5 Asks to have statement clarified Port Perry Star, Re: Scugog Ratepayers Article -- June 12, 1974 Sir: As chairman of the Build a Twin Pad Arena Committee, I feel that I should clarify a statement which appeared in the June 12th issue of the Star in which I am quoted as having said that my primary interest was hockey. Before doing so I want to make it clear that I am not being critical of Mr. Chand- wani the Star reporter, for in my opinion he is doing an: excellent job. I personally feel that the statement in question was inadvertantly taken out of context and at first glance would not appear: to cause any controversy as to my position on the matter. However, I have been ques- tioned about the statement by several members of or- ganiziations which I repre- sent on the arena issue. While it is true that I .initially become involved in a study of the need of better and additional ice facilities as a member of the Port Perry Minor Hockey Associative, I now represent seven other organizations. not all of whom support the proposal because of their interest in hockey. I therefore feel obligated to state the aims and objec- tives of the committee, in order to clear up any misun- derstanding. Our first con- cern is to try and per- suade our civic leaders to build a twin pad arena which would provide adequate ice facilities for all, now and in the forseeable future, and secondly to encourage our' civic leaaers to build this arena on a parcel of land, large enough to accommo- date a variety of recreat- ional and leisure time facil- ities for all the people of our growing community. We fully realize the magni- tude of our proposal and we feel that the arena should come first in lieu of the deteriated condition of the present structure. Other facilities could be added to the complex as needs arise and funds become available. I would further like to add that any individual or pri- vate group wishing tg sup- port our proposal can do so by simply writing in to Build An Arena, P.O. Box 678, Port Perry, Ontario. Thank You. S.R. LeFort Experienced Central planning. Appointed as RIDING INSTRUCTRESS by Pinewood Place Equestrian Training Centre -- PAT MARSHALL in phases of dressage. She has taught and worked at the Don Riding Academy, Farms Ltd. and Windborn Farms. information call Pat 655-3395. Limited openings are also available for advance riders to compete in local shows on our horses. Other services include horseshoeing, trailer rental, western riding lessons, trail riding. We specialize in training of saddle horses. STANDING AT STUD: Bronze Prince, reg. thoroughbred for rea- sonable fee. For further information contact . . PETE OBSTFELD - Good selection of saddle horses available now. V2 mile track on premises, indoor facilities in the equetation and McGuinness For further 985-2777 SIDEWALK SLABS 24" x 24" - 1.86 12x 24" - 1.00 CEMENT MIXES 80 Ib. bag - *2.39 LEFTOVER SALE.. YES...we have a number of our "Home Show Specials" left, so we are offering them to you at the same low prices. '= LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 985-7391 - PRE LYLLL PORT PERRY " %,