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Eva and Stewart MacFarlane, both residents at --. the Community Nursing Home in Port Perry, . Celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary on Mon- day with a group of relatives and close friends. Mrs. MacFarlane was born in Hamilton, and he was born near Seagrave. The couple was married in the bride's home in Brock Township, and they farmed for most of ~The lives in Reach Township. Mr. MacFarlane was interested in community activities, and was active as a church elder at Sonya Presbyterian Church, as well as in local politics. He was active in the Conservative Party, and was a councillor in Reach Township Council. Son, Reid, of Toronto, was on hand Monday. to make the day a memorable one for the MacFarlanes. Beef producers will be interested to know. that a -series of Open House Days --~will be held this spring at the Bull Performance Test- ing Stations, across the Pro- vince. In addition to pro- viding an opportunity for beef producers to visit the test stations, the open house days will feature a private treaty bull sale, Breeders in the market for a performance tested beef bull will have an opportunity Lindsay Presbyterial The Executive of Lindsay Presbyterial U.C.W. met at Queen Street United Church, Lindsay on Monday, March 18 at 10:15, with President Mrs. Gordon Gilson, R.R. 5, Little Britain in the chair. Our morning devotion was conducted by Mrs. Gordon Gilson and Mrs. Wm. Jack- son, Reaboro. The Theme taken from Gal. 5: 13 was "The 'Laity'". * : The Roll call was read b Mrs. Gordon Grills, Little Briatin, R.1, with 40 ladies responding. Mrs. John Coburn, Fene- lon Falls, Presbyterial Treasurer, reported that $140.- was given above the Self-Determination of $23,750. for 1975. The voting-delegates from the U.C.W. Presbyterial to 'attend Presbytery - were named. ; The Annual meeting of the Ray of Quinte Conference U.CW. is to be held at Stirling United Church on April 6 and 7. Everyone is welcome. Please register before April 1. Plans were made for the Spring Rallies. Region 3 is to be at Manilla on April 29 and Mrs. Clayton Hewie of Cameron is the chairman. Region 4 is to be at Kin- mount on May 5, chairman is Mrs. "R. Puterbough. Region 1 on May 13 at Valentia, with Mrs. Bert Wanamaker, Seagrave, chairman. All rallies will convene at 9:45 a.m. "Mrs. Deanne Wellman, Omemee, asked for volun- teers to help represent the United Church in the "Church Tent" at Lindsay Fair. A memorial was prepared to present at the Annual Conference U.C.W. at Stir- ling, in regard to lotteries. - In part it reads: "We, the LZ Lindsay Presbyterial UCW \ Executive, recommend that "How can you say I don't hold a fork right? How do we support the policy of the you suppose I got to weigh 274 pounds?" United Church of Canada, TAYLOR'S TEXACO » Corner of Union & 7A Hwy. 985-3655 Specializing in 5 . | o MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION & | o TIRE SALES & SERVICE (New & Used Tires) ' o MINOR REPAIRS &TUNE-UPS ¢ OIL CHANGE & LUBRICATION oe FRONT END & BRAKE REPAIR | : oo aay bia m. | Accented Lit bards ay ' TEXACO - CHARGEX - MASTER CHARGE to 'check the performance figures on all the bulls and to see them right in the test facilities. The owners of the bulls will be present to pro- vide other information. This approach is being taken to help promote the use of performance tested beef bulls, and to promote R.O.P. in general, The programme at the Test Station will include a half hour presentation on the basic use and value of per- that 'no church funds be raised. by lotteries and request that the Conference U.C.W, give direction to all locals on this important issue." As a result of Dr. Wm. Service's address at the Presbyterial Annual meet- ing at Beaverton, a Task Committee on Drug and Alcohol was chosen." Name- ly, they are Mrs. C. Hewie, . Cameron, Mrs. V. Zufelt, Omemee, Mrs. Garnet Stew- art, Brechin, 'Miss Vina Neal, Victoria Road and Mrs. C. Gillis, Cameron. Copies of 'the address on "Aging" given by Mrs. Johns and Dr. Service's address on "Drug & -A- cohol" given at Presbyterial .Annual will be zeroxed and available to local U.C.W.'s. Mrs. G. Gilson adjourned the meeting at 2:45 P.M. Mrs. C._ Hadden - Press & Publicity secretary, formance information, After a brief question period, there will be time to inspect the bulls, and to discuss them with the owners. The Open House Days will be held at the completion of the test at the Stations locat- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar, 24, 1976 -- 15 Open house days for beef producers ed at Guelph, April 1st and May 19th of 1976. The other dates will be May 4th at New Liskeard, May 14th at Kemptville, and May 18th at Ridgetown. The starting time for each session will be 1:00 p.m. Volleyball tournament On Saturday, March 6th the Durham Junior School Volleyball Tournament was held at Whitby Senior. The tournament, proved: to be a great success as the quality of play improved all day. Representing. the different family of schools were: the following teams who won elimination tournaments. Girls: from Ajax-Whitby, E. A. Fairman P.S.; Central Ontario - R. H. Cornish P.S.; Oshawa East - Ritson Road P.S.; Oshawa South - E. A. Lovell P.S.; Oshawa West - Dr. S. J. Phillips, The success story belong- ed to Rouge Hill | Both their teams proved victorious, with the girls going through the tournament undefeated. They took two straight matches from the runner-up team from R.H. Cornish. SEE A PICTURE . YOU WOULD LIKE IN THE % PORT PERRY STAR? 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