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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 27, 1977 STREET CLEANING Street Cleaning will be done on Downtown Streets in Port Perry between the hours of: 1:00 A.M. THURSDAY NIGHTS and 7:00 AM. FRIDAY MORNINGS. Parking is Prohibited during above hours. R.C. MacDONALD, ROAD SUPERINTENDENT, TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG. he PALS Age WA Ny AEA Brays celebrate 60th anniversary : Mr. and Mrs. George Bray celebrated 60 years of married life with an after- noon reception at the Raglan Church hall on Sun- day, April 17, 1977. Over 145 friends and relatives called during the afternoon to extend their best wishes "to the happy couple. Assisting their parents in receiving friends and re- latives were their son and five daughters: Mrs. Ray Nottingham (Doris) Raglan, Mrs. Ruth = Gimblett, Columbus; Mrs. Bruce Ormiston (Hazel) Lindsay, Douglas Bray, Oshawa; Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Blackstock, Mrs. Walter Sandison (Donna) Port Perry. They also have 26 grand- children and 25 great grand- PASSPORT PHOTOS S Minute Service Oshawa Camera Centre Oshawa Shopping Centre R.R. 2, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO (Corner of Oshawa & Prince Albert Roads.) SUNDAY, MAY 1st 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Cut Flowers for Mother's Day GRAND OPENING Dl Ne, Port Perry Florists SATURDAY, APRIL 30th & e Bedding Plants e Geraniums e Vegetable Plants e Hanging Plants e. Garden Needs e Potted Plants Holliday children. . Following the "reception, the couple were guests of Thi & 2 Fashion show nets | honour at a dinner attended by 35 members "of their immediate family: Auxil iary $1000 Women's Hospital Auxil- iary met in the hospital on Monday, April 18 with 30 ladies attending. - Meeting called to order by the president, Mrs. Pugh and all repeated the Auxil- - 3 «ary Prayer in unisén, A 'warm welcome was extend- ed-to all especially to our visitors. ; 'Treasurer Mrs. Gerrow reported a substantial bal- ance on hand and proceeds from Fashion Show approxi- mately $1,000. when all expenses are paid. The auxiliary would like to thank everyone who in any way helped to make the Fashion Show such a huge success. ) Correspondence was read including several Thank You notes. Mrs. Webster reported 12 babies had arrived at hos- pital the past month and 48 pairs of booties given out to new babies thus far this year. Mrs. Webster would be pleased to hand out wool to anyone who wished to knit booties. Phone 985-3120 Mrs. Cannon reported from the Hospital Board and informed the meeting that Mr. Grant McDonald was appointed Chairman of the Board at the annual meeting. Mrs. Cannon also reported the highlights of the Hospital Auxiliaries Conference which was held recently in 'Bowmanville. Eight members of our auxiliary attended. A letter was read inform- © ing the meeting of several : pieces of 'new equipment needed in hospital. This is _ being considered further information to be given in near future. Mrs. Crosier reported on the Tuck Shop which show- -ed profitable sales during past month. and $l Attention -was drawn to - the Spring Fair in the Latcham Centre on May 28 and donations for the various booths will be grate- fully accepted. Tickets are also on sale by any auxiliary members on a hand made rug. The auxiliary is very grateful to Manchester U.C.W. for the layette donated to the hospital, also to 'all our friends who sent in hand-knitted articles. Our next meeting will be on May 16, a luncheon in Prince Albert Community Centre at 1 p.m. All members and volunteer workers are invited to this social get-together. . Meeting adjourned and refreshments served by Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Brunton. -Mrs. Gertrude Wanamaker = Corresponding Secretary NOW MORTGAGE LOANS ® Ist Mortgages from 10%% e 2nd Mortgages from 11%% e 3rd Mortgages from 13% . COMPLETELY OPEN - NO BONUS - . Homes-Cottages-Farms-Debt. MORTGAGES PURCHASED Call FRANK COULSTING SUTTON (416-)722-8343 Consolidation T.F.. Morris Pompili Mortgage Broker