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a ara Sled 2 -- SE hg Av A SAT Nw 28 - PORT PERRY STAR Thursday, July 4th, 1974 Fre Ld TP 20 0 . >. % M . as ITN Ss \ ge AX +) } ER bidbbin Y LEAN LACH Ar Oy < wi moda! Shida ine . LW Tah 0.49" HORII XEN RAT, Ser A WI of : EE Re TAA IY aa a YEE 3 Ba News from Prince Albert area by Grace Beacock You may attend any church service of your choice as our church will be closed during the month of July. Therefore, we all wish our minister Rev. R. Brawn, wife and family a well deserved and refreshing vacation. Sunday, June 23, a usual flow of folks attended the annual Memorial held on the grounds of Pine Grove Cemetery. This sacred hour was arranged by [.LO.O.F. Therefore, Bro. J. Beckett. Bro. E. Geer voiced opening remarks and read scripture. Sister Edna Bec- kett ably presided at the organ. We all appreciated. the voices of junior Scugog choir. Rev. V. Parsons, Blackstock delivered an appropriate message for the occasion. I trust all observed the excellent condition of the grounds made possible by the caretakers The Alsops. The June Meeting of Unit 1. U.C.W. was made wel- come to the new town home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter. President Mrs. Roy Service. "Dorothy" Hope opened the meeting reading a piece of poetry entitled "Mother's Love' then all sang a hymn. Secretary Mrs. B. Snelgrove read minutes and submitted the financial standing as' the treasurer was absent. Mrs. M. Pugh voiced a successful report concerning Hospital Auxiliary Spring Fair. Ividently two new articles of equipment have been pur- chased such as an electric cardiograph and a fry. Tentative plans were re- viewed pertaining to the Strawberry Supper and a few last minute details re- garding Den Boer wedding receplion to be served in the Latcham Centre. Also a brief discussion as to the large Popowich wedding reception being catered by our group in Blackstock newly renova- ted R. Centre to take place early date of July. We will then be free till September. The president exhibited the annual trophy we spon- sor based on greatest gene- ral proficiancy of the stu- dent. We were informed and SAVE ON Premium Quality © GASOLINE © DIESEL ° MOTOR OIL Farm tanks and pumps i available. Call Colloct 668-3341 ATTENTION FARMERS WHY PAY MORE? DX OIL FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY happy that Debra Whitaker is the eligible pupil chosen for this year at our school. The spring general cleaning plus painting of the church kitchen has been completed. Being no further business on file we concluded with a hymn and Mizpah Benedic- tion A thought provoking devo- tion "Committed to Love." was well given by Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Snelgrove. We were pleased to have Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. N. Wilson with us. At this time our president presented one of departing members Mrs. Roy Mildred Hope with a personal gift for which Mil- dred voiced thank you grate- fully. A sumptuous lunch was served by Mrs. R. Robinson and Mrs. Dorothy Hope. Our village R. Centre again became useful when another social event was held. This party was partially farewell, combined with a presentation for Mr. and Mrs. J. Craighead upon are residing in Oshawa. When majority of folks had arrived Mrs. John Hunter capably supervised a round ol the familiar "Newlywed Game." couples involved Frank - Edith Gibson, Chas. & Beth Willes, Jack and Esther Craighead. Naturally the bride-groom were the winners. After which Mrs. C. 'Willes read an address after which Mrs. Pugh and Lori Hope presented a lovely silver coffee urn and a punch bowl] set. Then Peggy Webb handed voung Melodie with a parcel which turned out to be a loc- ket. All above three warmly expressed appreciation melodies brother David was not present but apparently Guest Preachers ~ PORT PERRY SUMMER DRIVE-IN Each Sunday during July and August 7:00 P.M. Fairgrounds (enter by North Gate) Sponsored by Port Perry Baptist Church 'Special Musical Talent his gift was an alarm clock. The appearance of lunch provided that visitation period. We trust our principal Mr. Harry Kiezebrink, teaching staff and students enjoy a glorious and safe holiday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Love and Mrs. H. Jeffrey attended the colorful impressive instal- ation ceremony when Mrs. Grace Love was appointed president of Rebekah Assembly for Ontario held in the Royal York, Toronto. In the evening they were guests at the banquet in the Canad- ian Room of the same hotel. Recent company with Mr. and Mrs. B. Smith included her brother 'Mr. C. Webb, Kin- mount, and Mr. and Mrs. "Colby, Uxbridge. Mrs. H. Jeffrey accom- panied her daughter Mrs. Ken Irwine and sister Mrs. A. Harper to Lindsay Mon- day evening when they atten- ded a large neighbourhood shower of a, Miss Donna Plaunt, a bride-to-be of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Love enjoyed attending the large- ly attended banquet held in Port Perry High School Auditorium and Cafeteria. this special event was in honour of Mrs. Grace Love who a few days previous was elected president of Rebekah Assembly of Ontario. Congratulations to Mrs. B. Snelgrove on holding the lucky ticket to Naussa Home Show. ANALDA Landscaping FREE ESTIMATES SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - NE -- 986-4771 2 Guaranteed Investments now earning a big % 0 1to 5 yrs. NOTE: RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE ONTARIO TRUST 19 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA DON IRVINE, Manager 723-5221 Member, Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation For Lease NEW PLAZA IN PORT PERRY TERRIFIC LOCATION -- OVERLOOKING LAKE Three stores available - suitable for: »» SHOE STORE | »~ Combination Hairdresser & Barber Shop +» LADIES or MEN's WEAR + Delicatessen & Cheese Shop or any type other type of business TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS ABOVE STORES BEING HELD FOR LESSEES. 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