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The Oshawa Shrine Club made a donation of $2,000 to the Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital last week. The Oshawa club represents Shriners from all over the area, including some 10 members from the immediate Port Perry area. From left are, Dr. Matthew Dymond, Don Hines (president), Lew Beaton, Ira Carr, Bill Carnegie, Al Prentice, Chuck Bathie, Bob Holland, hospital board chairman Howard Hall, and hospital administrator Dave Brown. News from Manchester area No Church at Manchester, Mrs. J. Kingstone. Mr. Ken Sunday October 19. It is Grace Church Anniversary. . Many thanks to the commit- tee who decorated our Church so beautifully for our Thanksgiving service which was well attended. The Manchester U. CW. met at the home of Mrs. - Burnsell Webster, Thursday, October 9, with 28 members present. Mr. and Mrs. All Frazer of Nankleek Hill enjoyed Thanksgiving with Mr. and Watkins of England visiting Miss Janet Davison and Mr. and Mrs. J. Kingstone. Mr. .John Davison returned to England last week after vis- . iting his daughter, Janet, and Mr. and Mrs. Kingstone. He also attended the World's Ploughing Match and toured -Canada. Mrs. Lillian Wilson spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Walt Locke at Smith Falls. . Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson spent a few days with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buckley and family at Cold- water. Mrs. Art Fielding visited, her sister, Mrs. Tom Hirst and family at Midland last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Maurice of Montreal called on Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding on Monday. ' Anyone wishing to place news in Star, please Phone 985-2410 anytime. PORT PERRY ARTE SHOW Ww SALE fr to be held at "The Town Hall 1873" PORT PERRY, ONTARIO on OCTOBER 16 - 1:00 - 9:00 P.M. OCTOBER 17 - 11:00 - 9:00 P.M. Canadian Dealers will be showing furniture, pottery and primitives prior to 1900 Also a good selection of glass and china prior to 1925 A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF DOLLS AND RELATED ITEMS Admission: $1.50 per person WILL ALSO BE ON DISPLAY SE -- For Information Call: 416.985.7633 252525252525252525252525¢5252525252525252525252525252525852525252525¢525252525¢5¢5 E5520 OO OOO RInOnmIOO00 Nursing Home News Those of us who could manage the extra walking attended the Plowing Match with our families and thoroughly enjoyed it. Many of us who couldn't go there were able to participate in the bus trip which the Kinettes provided. Each fall we take a bus trip to visit the Senior Citizen's Home at Minden. We had a beautiful day this year tosee the leaves in their autumn splendor. The bus driver was most helpful. The Kinettes provid- ed a lovely lunch and a little gift for each of us. We had no empty seats on the big bus, and all reports were enthusi- astic. Thanks again, Kinettes. Many of us visited our families Thanksgiving Sun- day. We had our special dinner on Thanksgiving Day. The lounge and dining room - weredecorated traditionally, with fall leaves and harvest bounty. Eleanor's Flowers donated table centres for the dining room. This year we had two long tables and all but four of us were able to eat in the dining room. Mr. Smallman asked the blessing and Mr. Christie thanked the staff for their extra effort. The Thanksgiving dinner was extra special, the cooks had provided the traditional turkey dinner with all the trimmings, including home- made pumpkin pie with whip- ped cream and home-made buns. The aroma of those buns and cooking brought back many memories and they were delicious. TT ACACIG all colours 6%. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 16, 1975 -- 21 CALL US HOME HEAT FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 985-7005 274 ROSA ST. - KEN P. 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