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A 1] ©» EK 8 14 NF ¥ AR VA BE ES LA A AN ERAZ AAT 00 Ty LER EY 50 VERA FERN EE PURER ARN Prince Albert area news by Mrs. Grace Beacock Did you fathers get that book or box\of candy? On Sunday. the church congregation grew larger in attendance when" we ° were happy to note grandparents and near relatives on deck to witness the baptism ser- vice when three couple each presented their babies when our minister Rev. R. Brawn christened Lynsey Ann Hunter, ' Ian . Denniston McGregor, Gregory John Pugh Reid handed 'each the baptismal certificates. Then Mrs. R. Deeth presented the usual gift 'on behalf of U.C.W.' "The choir anthem sure provided volumn and harmony with" Mrs. Denise Irvine and Mrs, Beth Pere- man' rendering the solo 'parts with organist Mrs. Eva Hunter. ' Again the minister's message was indeed of good quality. d Offering gathered by Lloyd Pereman and Jeff Rolunson. Revs Btawn 'is abqut to leave town for.-a vatation there" we. wish he and his "Rev. Brawn is about to leave town for a vacation, therefore we wish he and his wife a joyous rewarding holiday and safe return. I might say next Sunday same time the U.C,W. are in charge of the service. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to everyone, Coffee hour too. 'Wedding Invitations 'available at the Port Perry Star WHY DX Immediate Delivery Orono: 983-5894 Clerk of session, Mr. C. PAY MORE? Save on: | PREMIUM QUALITY FARM TANKS & PUMPS: OIL OUT OF TOWN CALLS DEKOKER SLAUGHTE $4.00 0FF WITH PRESENTATION OF THIS AD IF CUT AND WRAPPED ON OUR PREMISES. o Cutting & Wrapping - 9 Ib. ® Quick Freezing - 2' Ib. o Beef Killing - 1 Concession South of Pontypool On Manvers 2nd Line, V2 Mile East. Regarding the above ser- vice, the McGregors enter- tained. both parents, the Dennistons, the McGregors from Renfrew. The Hunters had a group of all the Hunter and MacLeod connections. The Pugh couple had the Pugh-Noten- boom relatives as -- a result, in all homes many folk enjoyed foods in buffet style, Many immediate relatives have been visiting Mr. Louis Bond who is confined "to Orillia hospital s6 im- proved health to you Lou. It might be wise to make a mini-briefing on the doings of the Sunday School in general which is alive and well. ' The staff is co- superintendents, Mrs. D. McMillan and Mrs. R. Hope. Teachers: Mrs. J. Brough, Mrs. D. McMillan, Mrs. C. Andrews, Mrs. E, Elliot, Mr. J. McGregor. They decided to- have a special day 'therefore on June 12 all assembled in a body into the church sanc- tuary. Everyone present was privileged to hear a guest speaker, Miss M. Maynord of Peterborough who explained by through God was given the rare and entertaining gift of profes- sional whistling which has been enjoyment to many including her numbers of whistling tunes during the hour of worship. Many children received awards and promotions. Several youth contributed voice-wise too. Following the service everyone gathered at the popular "Poplar Park" for the annual picnic. The general program of sports were run- off, prizes won and a wide variety of good devoured, Here is a note of interest. 985-7383 Prince Albert Couples Club AH are sponsoring a car rally ATTENTION FARMERS! | | eo DIESEL FUEL e MOTOR OIL © GASOLINE AVAILABLE CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 ING NTYPOOL 8.00 a head Oshawa: 725-4245 and B,B.Q. begins at the church June 26 at 2 p.m, at a reasonable fee of $3.00 per couple. Please bring your own meat and potatoes. For tickets and further in- formation call 3804 or 3626. Last Wednesday evening Mrs. F, Brooks and Mrs, L. Beacock were among. the twenty-five ladies who con- tributed towards a miscell- aneous shower held at the . home of Mrs. Oz. Croxall, Manchester, in honour of a bride-to-be, Miss. Jean Hockaday, Solina, whose marriage to Mr. Geo. Franklin of Brooklin will exchange vows next month, The Earl Martyns, the 'Allen' Martyns and the Wanamakers plus all their = | families participated in fun and delicious foods at Pop- lar Park on Saturday. Mrs. M. Graham being an aunt attended the twenty- fifth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hope (Oshawa) who received guests in the hall Scugog Island on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Bea- cock were with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa, who hosted a family gathering of Devitt relatives and friends being several birthdays and anniversaries as well, Thought: A hometown is where the great are small and the small are great. W, Cowper PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 22, 1977 7 ' 3 THLE * i 1 L] A&A ss w A 1910 telephone made by Western Electric, was installed in the log cabin at Scugog Shores Museum last Sunday. The telephone was the gift of the Scugog Island Women's Institute, who donated the money with which the phone was purchased. Harvie Reddick, Niagara Falls and Charlie Hase, Oshawa, both members of the Telephone Pioneers of America, travelled to Port Perry Sunday to install the phone for the museum free of charge. This phone completes a communication system at the museum which includes units in the log cabin, print shop, museum and the church. Above, back left, Doreen Adam, currator, and Charlie Hase; seated left, Harvie Reddick and Elizabeth Stichmann, president of the Scugog Women's Institute. A little bit different. .. A whole lot better! OLYMPIC OVERCOAT Made specifically for recovering OLYMPIC OVERCOAT Reg. $17.95 te 115.20 cu 24 colours available Covers 400-550 sq. ft. Guaranteed to never chip, blister, crack old paint! OLYMPIC STAINS Solids Semi Transparents 14,85 .. Quarts - 5,10 Ceramic Tiles Topaz Residential Lerinic 85° 10.50 Gallon SF CAP TILE - 30' ea, CONGOLEUM Vinyl Flooring *3.00 - *3.85 Rolls in stock - 12' width GLUE Mt. 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