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By Mrs. Grace Beacock The lengthy holiday week- end brought-about much cot- . tage life and family visiting away from home. There- fore, the congregation at Church on Sunday was noticeably smaller. The minister, Rev, R. Brawn, enjoyed the Bay of Quinte' Conference at King- ston, last week. He didn't neglect to enlighten us on a fulfilling message pertaining to the interesting sessions, Mrs. Hazel Slemmon and Mr. Norman Watson both attended, too, as a result they prepared .a "skit" which was plended with facts and humour and a benefit to all. . We sincerely enjoyed the voice of Mr. Irvine Gibson who as a guest, rendered two beautiful solos. The flowers were placed in the sanctuary by Mr. and Mrs. G. Jones in memory of their son, Howard, and a plant by Mrs. K. Williamson whose sister of England passed away recently. Collection gathered by Mrs. W.-Wozney and Mr. W. Vance. At one of the recent U.C.W. meetings each mem- ber contributed. an artificial flower thus when arranged made several colourful bouquets which hopefully were observed and admired. About now, I'd like to mention the face-lifting of our church parlors. First the gals, operating rollers and paint brush done up the ceiling and walls in yellow. Green "floral - drapes 'were laundered. Lastly, a carpen- ter, Mr. Allen Martyn and helpers, engineered the clos- _ ing-in of the nursery by a brown folding partition. He also panelled the wainscott- ing of the entire parlors. We all offer our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. J. Brough over the sudden passing (motorcycle accident) of his brother. The Brough's at- tended the memorial service at Trenton. During these days, Mrs. Doris Peirce, Oshawa, stayed with grand- children, Richard and Paul. Better health is heartily wished Mrs. A. "Eila" Jef- frey and Mr. Tim Raines who are hospitalized. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Jones who each were given a new arrival. For Photograph REPRINTS From the * Port Perry Star Phone 985-7383 Prince Albert and area Happy days to those newly weds, the Heards (nee Franks), the Jamiesons (nee Carmichael;, the Kinnuen (nee Hope) and the Donnellys (nee Middleton). We welcome a new bride and groom, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter, who have chosen to reside on Hurd -Street. Happy to see the Elfords in . the former Gibson home. Please drop into our' Church parlors. Thursday morning, 9 - 11 o'clock for a. coffee and snack in aid of the piano fund. Cpl. Robert Brooks of the Ontario Regiment left on Friday, May 4, for the C.F.B. Petawawa as a member of the Canadian Armed Forces, where he will be trained for special duty at the summer Olympics, Montreal. One Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter were honoured at a recent house- warming party when her close relatives arranged it by inviting other relatives and friends; also near neigh- bours. Prior to lunch, the Hunters were presented with' a pair of living room lamps for which they are appreci- ative, . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks and son, Robert, and friend, Miss Sharon Gibner, were guests attending the Vader- Gerrow wedding on - Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Vance, and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Vernon were guests who attended the vows of their nephew and niece, the Kent and-Swain wedding in Blackstock Church, May 8th. - Mr. Clarence Jeffrey and daughter, Mrs. D. Oliver of Regina, Sask, have been visiting his brothers, Albert, Howard and Grant Jeffrey, also the Arthur Jeffrey's at Millbrook and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock have returned from spending two enjoyable weeks with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Beacock, New Liskeard. : We are proud of Mrs. Jas. "Ann" McGregor who was one of the cast playing in the popular play 'Mame' in Port Perry Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wana- maker were happy to have two nephews, Paul and Robert, and niece, Amie Wanamaker, of Seagrave for the weekend. Cpl. Robert Brooks spent the weekend with his parents at the Brooks house. The Les Beacocks enjoyed dinner last week at the L. Devitts, Oshawa, and B. Beacocks, Shirley Rd. Front row (left to right): Clay Dempsey, Calvin Gibson, Sharon Baylis, Julie Midgley, Megan Denby, Todd Kelly Virginia Stewart, Angelo Sergnese, Ronald Davis, Suzanne Saulnier, Denise Gibson, Mrs. Aileen Shier. Second row (left to right): Angie Stone, Tony Giannini, Parrish Fisher, Iris Nimz, Daphne Butt, Murray Bain, Dean' Dusty, Carla Dempsey, Jennifer Baird, Mrs. Roberta Baird. Third row: Mrs. Sally Gibb, Mark Sturman, Terry Williamson, Pam O'Donnell, Jackie Warren, Heather Pollard, Carol Students visit Planetarium, Queen's Park Recently Mrs. Gibb's class and Mrs. Shier's class from .Greenbank Public School went on a bus trip to Toronto. The first stop was at the McLaughlin Planetarium where they viewed the dis- plays in the rotunda, and enjoyed the programme put on in the Star Theatre. The other stop was at the Legis- lative Building in Queen's Park. The guided tour, which had been arranged by Bill Newman, M.P.P. for, Durham York, and the Min- ister of Agriculture and Food, proved to be both interesting and educational. First of all, a picture was taken df the group. This was followed by a visit to the Legislative Chamber where their guide, Elizabeth, gave a brief sketch of the history of the Legislative Building, and of the manner in which our provincial government is carried on, Elizabeth then answered the many quest- ions asked by the adults and pupils. 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This operation alone cost two million dollars. They viewed the portraits of previous premiers, artifacts of our native people in the north of the province, and the beaut- OFFICE SUPPLIES EXPANSION FILES STAPLERS and STAPLES TYPEWRITER RIBBONS TYPEWRITER PAPER LEDGERS COLUMNAR BOOKS (2 col. to 18 col) PAPER REINFORCEMENTS SCRATCH PADS "HOLD IT" (the re-usable PlaSTICK) sé CLIP BOARDS PENS & PENCILS TYPEWRITER TYPE CLEANER RULED and GRAPH PAPER TICKETS BULLDOG CLIPS CASH BOOKS Mark Beamish, Cheryl Cracknell, Stuart iful specimens of rocks and minerals from various parts of our province. At the end of the tour, each person was presented with a packet of material from the Ontario Government. - STAF Stationery & Office Surrly A Dowson of Port Perry Star Co LM