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- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 17, 1978 Prince Albert and area news By Ruth Bonnell Mother Nature is either out to try our patience or she is enjoying herself teasing us. She gives us weather sa warm everyone is putting away wititer coats and heavy clothes. Out comes the lawn chairs and barbecue sets. Folks just have time to get comfortable and relax in the sun, thén Mother Nature decides to pull another fast one. It gets cold again. Everyone is back to heavy coats and turning up their furnace. This weekend she gave us rain, rain, rain. 1 hope she soon tires of these changes and gives us the beautiful sunshine for at least a few months. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Denniston of White Lake, Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGregor and son Ian of Lochwinnoch were visit- ors of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pereman. ' Ian celebrated his first birthday while visiting there. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Manuel and son Jonathan arrived at the Pereman's on Sunday to help Ian celebrate his birth- day. Mr. Robert Brooks has successfully completed his three month course at Sheridan College, Milton. He returned to his parents home on Friday evening. The Couples Club gather- ed together on Saturday evening at the Prince Albert Community Centre to enjoy a card party. They played "Court Whist" with the winners being: Ladies - High - Eva Hunter; and Men's high - Ed Daigle. Mrs. Dorothy Hope held a miscellaneous shower on Thursday evening- for the bride-to-be, Miss Karen Webb. Karen and Donald Tran are to be married May 20th at the Immaculate Con- ception Church in Port Perry. Roxy Denniston of Water- loo, spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Beth Pere- man. Mrs. Mary Tetlow has settled nicely into her new apartment in town. Her daughter, Mrs. Adrian Haines, spent Thursday with her. I really miss having Mary upstairs to chat with when ever I got a new pair of slacks, I'd trot up the stairs to see Mary, climb on her white stool and she would pin them up to the right lengtn for me. At times, when I was preparing the news_and it just wasn't coming out right, I could always go up and see Mary, and cry on her should- er. You'd be surprised how much it helped. She has been TRAVELWAYS Summer Bus Schedule Effective Thursday, May 18, 1978 DIRECT DAILY SERVICE fo and from TORONTO - OSHAWA - LINDSAY Pick up your pocket size copy at your local Travelways Agent PORT PERRY Sweetman's Taxi 985-7365 -- SEE The Queen of Country Music and Member of the Country Music Hall of Fame KITTY WELLS * Johnny Wright * Bobby Wright * The Tennessee THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1978 2 SHOWS: 7:30 p.m.; 9:30 p.m. IROQUOIS PARK ARENA Corner of Henry & Victoria Sts., Whithy Reserve Seats $4.09 (plus 41¢. tax) and $5.00 (plus 50c. tax) Mountain Boys TUTWHITBY 2h as Hwy. 2 a - » > Hwy. 401 c $ " Cc Iroquois Arena 3 J Baseline (Victoria St.) AJAX Get Your Advance Tickets At the Following Location: PORT PERRY STAR OSHAWA \- BE EE EE EH and still is a wonderful friend to me. On Monday, May 29th at 8 p.m., there will be a musical program held in the Prince Albert Church. Mr. Henk from Baldwin Piano and Organ Co. will be the feature artist. The program will be supplemented from the mixed choir and the Scugog Symphony Orches- tra. Sandra Dort of Oshawa held a baby shower in: her home for her cousin, Denise Irvine. Rev. and Mrs. Clark have returned from a week in Milwaukee} Wis., where they attended the 'White Shrine of Jerusalem' con- vention. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong and Ross Strong were present at a birthday party for Janice McHugh held at Bruce Geer's in Utica. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong attended a family get together held at the home of Ken Rodd. Prior to a delicious buffet, the family presented them with a 400-day clock "ing honour of their wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mid- gley of Sault Ste. Marie visited with his mother, Mrs. Bert Midgley. Mr. and Mrs. J. Beacock of Lindsay spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Les Bea- cock. Ladies - Don't forget the U.C.W. meeting on Wednes- day the 17th at 8 p.m. at the church. Rev. and Mrs. P. Romeril will be speaking and showing slides on Jamaica. Dinner guests on Mother's Day at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevens and son Scott of Newmarket, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hart and Doug of * the bride-to-be Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks of Altona and Mrs. C. Heath and daughter Denise of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wana- maker and little Sara atten- ded a shower in honour of Débbie Freeman. The shower was held at Mrs. Bert Wana- makers in Seagrave. Sharon Wanamaker, Donna and Leona hosted the shower. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Maud Feasby is a patient in the Port Perry Hospital. We wish her a speedy and complete recovery. At the Mother's Day Ser- vice on Sunday, Rev. Brawn "brought a message to the mothers, '"Who Has the Spirit?" As a special treat the Sunday School children sang for their mothers and then presented the Mom's with a flower. Sharon and Bill Wana- maker and Sara spent part of Mother's Day with Sharon's grandmother, Mrs. Leta Doupe and part of the day with Bill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker. In the evening, Sharon and Bill had a houseful of company for supper. Their 'supper guests were her % mom and dad, Ross and Marg Sweetman, her brother and wife, Glen and Lynn and son Robbie from Barrie, and her sister, Brenda Hallett and her two children from Little Britain. All are welcome to attend a miscellaneous shower being held in honour of theg bride-to-be, Miss Joanne Robinson. The shower will be held Saturday, 20th at 8 p.m. in the Church base- ment. Kind hearts are the gar- dens; Kind thoughts are the roots; Kind words are the flowers; Kind deeds are the - fruits. @® Ashburn and area news By Mrs. Rose Heron In spite of a very wet Sunday morning there was a good attendance at Burns Church. Beautiful arrangements of daffodils were placed at the front of the santuary and one all white bouquet was placed at the foot of the cross in Memory of Mothers who have died. The Junior choir sang 'Mother Mine" and a special Mother's Day choir sang "In the Garden". Since it was Pentecost Sun- day, the sacrament of Holy Communion was served, and Rev. McEntyre's Com- munion message was entitl- ed "He is Able". At the close of the Church school on Sunday morning, every child and adult was given a potted pansy. A nice reminder of God's goodness and beauty to grow in our gardens this summer. Services as usual next Sunday. Church School at 10 a.m. and Churchserviceat 11:15 a.m. The Burns Welcome Club held a games night in the church hall last Friday night when they enjoyed playing darts, crokinole and ping-pong and a delicious lunch was served. The Ladies Bible Class was held at the home of Mrs. W. Gardner on Wed. night of last week. Mrs. D. Ashton, President, for her opening devotion read a poem, "He Loved His Mother" and everyone was given a recipe for '"'Sunglow slices". Mrs. Theo Knight had charge of the program and the guest was Mrs. Luther Bradley of Brooklin, who gave a message, using a tape on Women of the Bible. A prize fdr the most grand children was given to Mrs. Erma Trip. One for the youngest child went to Mary Irvine and Mrs. Ruby Har- rison was given one for having a birthday in May. A miscellaneous shower CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 STIR HATER was held in the community centre: on Friday night to honour Miss Nancy Clark of Whitby and -Mr. Allan Ash- ton, who will be married in June. Allan has completed his course in which he majored in physical edu- cation and geography at the University of Windsor. We wish this happy couple many years of happiness. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron attended the Victoria Park Secondary School Music night at Seneca College, Toronto, last Wednesday night. We are sorry Miss Kerri Death is, at the time of writing, in Oshawa Hospital undergoing tests. We hope she will soon be home feel- ing much better. . Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and sons, Ronald and Arnold, attended the Gospel Music Convention at Mohawk College in Hamil- ton last Saturday night. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry and Miss Ada Stephenson of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. N. Samells of Port Perry, and Wy. and Mrs. Frank McKim of Can- nington were guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. Gardner over the weekend. Have a good day. 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