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a a 3 - wt! A od = pL AA INV as bs y FE ON ER - & «a ST eT 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 4, 1975 Up « Down the Street A street dance sponsered by the Chamber of Commerce will be held this Saturday night in Tran's parking lot at 9 p.m. Dancing will be to records played by Peter's Platters. Jan Baird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Baird, received her Honours Bachelor of Physical Educat- ion and Bachelor 'of Arts Degree at McMaster Univer- sity. She will attend Univer- sity of Toronto Faculty of Education for Bachelor of Education Degree in the Fall. The Port Perry LeLeche League will hold its regular meeting tonight, June 4, at the home of Mrs. Martin Fisher, Seagrave. The topic will be "The Art of Breast- feeding and Overcoming Difficulties'. For further information call Mrs. Allan . Rutherford, Blackstock. Congratulations to Barry Heard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Heard of Prince Albert who was drafted on May 14 by the London Knights Junior "A" Hockey Club. Barry will go to their hockey camp in September to try out for this team. Also, good luck to Mark Jobb of Port Perry who was drafted from the Whitby Club to the Oshawa Club. On May 12, Warriner Lodge Port Perry had a very special occasion 'when Mr. Claire Howsam, Lloyd Harrison and Ben Pickard were awarded their 25-year jewel. The most . outstanding part of the even- ing was the presentation of the 60-year jewel to Mr. Sam Tummonds, whois still one of the most active members of the lodge, by the Past Grand Master Brother Glenn Wana- maker. Congratulations Sam from all the members. 3 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sheridan of Terrace, B.C., have just returned home after visiting Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey at the Community Nursing Home, Mrs. F. D. Slemmon and Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ireland and family. On the occasion of her 86th birthday, Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey was entertained at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Hilton Ireland. During the afternoon, friends were entertained at tea followed by -a supper party for the family. STEVENS MARKET HIGHWAY 7 & 12 MYRTLE, ONT. Features LARGE JUICY Oranges 59¢ DOZ. - QUALITY - Bananas 19%, ALSO FEATURING: BOX PLANTS & SEEDS PURE MAPLE SYRUP FRESH HOT HOUSE TOMATOES OPEN: Tues, Wed, Thurs. 9:00 to 6:00 p.m. Fri, Sat, Sun. 9:00 a.m. CLOSED MONDAY - 9:00 p.m. Air Conditioners $ Priced from . . . Consumer Division RUDDY ELECTRIC LTD. : 725.3539 - Oshawa 165° Bill Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson, Nestleton, graduated from Ryerson Polytechnical Insti- tute during the convocation exercises on May 30, 1975, with his diploma in Graphic Arts Management. Bill-has accepted a position with Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd., Toronto. This Saturday and Sunday will see more than 1,000 Jehovah Witnesses from nine central Ontario congregat- ions, including Port Perry, in attendance at a 2-day Con- vention at the new Norval Ontario Assembly Hall. Up to date modern material using various teaching tech- niques will be demonstrated. - Many speakers will be on hand including a public address by the Chairman, Mr. K. McKann. The public is invited. Scugog boating mishap Paul Clausen, 45, of Bay Ridges, suffered a fractured" elbow and five fractured ribs Sunday evening, the result of a boating mishap on Lake Scugog, about 30 feet from the shore, off Lakeside Beach on Scugog Island. According to Whitby detachment Ontario Provin- cial Police, the Bay Ridges .man was swimming when he was struck by a 14-foot alum- inum boat, driven by a 15- year-old. Although police were unable to tell the approxi-- mate speed of the southbound craft, a police spokesman said this morning that the boat was travelling "at a pretty good clip". The man was taken to Port Perry's Community Memor- ial~ General Hospital for treat- ment of injuries. JOHN GREENWOOD BARN PAINTS THE BEST THING "YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR BARN. JOHN GREENWOOD 519-485-0639 ELDON EDGAR . Sales Rep. 519-844-2095 We use hydraulic boom trucks. Now taking orders for Spring and Summer for Hospital and Oshawa Dr. and Mrs. B. N. Small- man visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Smallman at the Community. Nursing -Home last week and were overnight guests of Mrs. F. D. Slemmon. Reports from the Port Perry T.0.P.S. Club for the month of May are that Mrs. Penny Duncan was the best loser by 18% Ibs., first run- ner-up was Mrs. Bonnie Kel- low, 141% lbs. and second was Mrs. Marg Luke with a loss of 10%. The total number of pounds lost by the members was 69% pounds. If you have a weight problem, join them, they will welcome you every Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. in the Prince'Albert Commun- ity Centre. \ William H. Webster, son of Mr. and © Mrs. . Horace Webster, 69 Simcoe St. S., graduated from the Univer- sity of Guelph on May 23rd with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Degree, specialty Environ- mental Horticulture. presently employed at Braun's Nursery at Mount Hope, Ontario. BY He is | Don't miss out in the fun and excitement of Street Dancing MUSIC Happiness is..Greenbank Wi The regular meeting of the Greenbank Women's Insti- tute was held in the Green- bank Centennial Hall on May 21st. After singing the Open- #=ing Ode and reciting the Mary Stewart Collect, the newly appointed president, "Mrs. George Beaton wel- comed the members and guests. "Ode to Summer'. The roll call was answered by giving the name of a song that gives Happiness. M A. McMillan read the minutes of the last meeting andthe financial Report. The reports of the Standing Com- mittee Convenors were read by Mrs. N. Raines on Agricul- ture and Canadian Indus- tries; Mrs, H. Hill on Citizen- ship and World Affairs and Mrs. F. Innes on Family and Consumer Affairs. The report of the twenty- seventh Annual Officers Con- ference, held in Waterloo, She read a poem Mrs.. the meters, was read by the delegate Mrs. Don McKean, 1st Vice President. The 'motto for the evening was 'Happiness Is!' Mrs. Harold Howsam ably cover ed the subject by. "eiting a number of things to bring happiness to people at home and at work. A film"was shown about the Metric .System.. Mr." Reg Philip of Port Perry with Mr. Doug Brown, as. assistant, explained the intricacies of grams and celsius. ~The lesson was enjoyed by all. Mrs. W. Graham, convenor of the June meeting, invited the members of the Green- bank: Institute for a dinner and meeting at the Graham -. estate. The meeting. adjourned and the National Anthem was sung. A lovely lunch was served by . the group in charge. - CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM Wrap your home in a "Winter warm - Summer cool" blanket of insulated Aluminum. No Painting - Guaranteed 20 years FREE ESTIMATES CALL 985-3747 PRINCE ALBERT STREET DANCE To be held on Trans General , Store Parking Lot SATURDAY JUNE 7th 9:00 P.M. till "The End" COME ONE COME ALL