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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 1, 1982 Prince Albert couple celebrates anniversary Simcoe Street United Church in Oshawa was the setting for a lovely wedding. on May 20, 1942 when the former Hilda Grace Vickery of Prince Albert and Mr. James Leslie Ralph Beacock of Nestleton somenized their marriage with the Rev. W.J.H. Smythe officiating. Miss Mary Vickery, sister of the bride, was maid-of- honour for this happy oc- casion and Mr. Lloyd Beacock had the distinguished honour of being groomsman for his brother. Now forty years later, this attractive and effervescent couple were guests of honour at a surprise family dinner party on Saturday, May 15, 1982 at Conway GArdens in Port Perry to celebrate this most memorable milestone in their lives. Many of the guests present were also privileged to have attended the wedding dinner some forty years previous. Hosting this gala celebration were sons Don and his wife: Marilyn, of Seagrave; Grant of Brooklin and Bryan and wife Judy of Shirley Road. Also in attendance were Les and Grace's four grandsons Lee, Blair, Craig and Philip Beacock. Following the delicious roast beef dinner their brother-in-law Mr. Thomas Cole delivered a very ap- propriate toast to the "bride and groom" and also ex- pressed regret that Mr. Lloyd Beacock, Miss Olive Beacock, Mrs. Genevieve Cole and Mrs. Margaret Tarves were unable to be present due to illness. Acting as M.C. for the remainder of the evening, Mr. Cole called upon Mr. Laverne Devitt to provide some reminiscings concer- ning the happy couple's Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock early life together. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Beacock and Mr. Don Beacock entertained the guests with some very ap- propriate poems and reminiscings. Mr. Grant Beacock accompanied him- self with the guitar and ren- dered a couple of beautiful numbers. Mrs. Marilyn Beacock recited a very humorous poem, compiled by herself for this particular occasion, entitled "Forty Years of Memories" and presented the booklet to her parents-in-law. Their cake constructed in the shape of entwining hearts and beautifully decorated by Mrs. Karen Tindall was presented to Les and Grace by their four grandsons. At the completion of the entertainment, best wishes for many more years of hap- piness were extended to the happy and delightfully sur- prised couple. Both Grace and Les in their inimitable style graciously expressed their appreciation to all for the memorable evening. Les and Grace were the happy recipients of many beautiful "40th" momentos as well as receiving many callers and cards bearing good wishes for continued health and happiness. Their sons, wives and grandsons presented their parents with a ruby money tree. Guests present for this happy occasion arrived from Lindsay, Oshawa; Brooklin, Seagrave and Port Perry. On Tuesday, May 11, 1982 Les and Grace were honoured by the members and wives of the Sportee-Q Club. together was held at the home of Fred. and Aileen Olsen of Prince Albert. A short program of entertain- ment was thoroughly en- joyed by all present and everyone enjoyed a delight- fully humorous poem written and addressed to them by their good friend Mrs. Jean Martyn. The evening concluded with cake and coffee being served. ROO p Hannes Races 78 ess Races A LIN COMMUNITY PARK, BROOKLIN JUNE3,4,5,6,1982 . ADMISS|ON: "Adults $2.00; Students (12t0 17) $1.00; Children under 12- FREE This surprise get-- Utica and area news by Vera Brown Church and 'Sunday School at the usual time of 11:00 a.m. at Utica. The Social Club is accepting the challenge of the Goodwood Club to a Volleyball game to be held this Saturday evening at the Joseph Gould School in Uxbridge. For more information contact the Barry Pages or the Lorne Slutes. The U.C.W. are planning an outing to Cullen Gardens on Tuesday evening June 8th and invite interested ladies to join with them on this occasion. If you would like to go contact me as we will need to know how many are going. The U.C.W. Presbyterial Rally is on June «7th at Sutton starting at 9:30 a.m. Topic is Acid Rain, A reminder of the Retirement Tea on June 13th from 2-5 p.m. at Greenbank Hall for Mrs. Shier. Contact the Greenbank School if you wish to donate. There will be a euchre in Uitca Hall this Friday at 8 p.m. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aird on Friday evening. On Saturday evening they were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Slute of Bow- manville were Sunday supper guests with the Slutes. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding were Durham Y seeks day care replies The Durham Region Family YMCA is looking to establish a Day Care Centre in September in the former Scugog Memorial Library. This will be an added service which the "Y" will provide for working parents of Scugog Township. The centrally-located facility at John and Queen Streets in Port Perry is located near R.H. Cornish Public School for those parents requiring partial Day Care for a child atten- ding kindergarten. The "Y" Day Care will provide a nursery school type of programme in the GRANT MENZIES - MST 709, 1980 AMC . - EAGLE - 4 door, 258 automatic, psipb, rear window defogger, cloth reclining bucket seats, low mileage. Silver with maroon trim. Lic. PMZ 960. 7620 1979 Firebird FORMULA - 301 automatic, ps/pb, air conditioning, 'cruise control, AM/FM 8- track stereo, velour buckets. Very low miles. Blue. Lic. ODB 846. 6895 1978 Pontiac « 350 4 speed standard, TRANS 2 power locks, AM/FM stereo cassette, tilt steering, velour bucket seats. Black with gold trim. Lic. _%6150 morning with creative time, painting, cognitive activities playtime with fine motor toys and gross motor activities. Following a hot noon meal and sleeptime, the children will enjoy a relaxed time of play with friends, Stories and songs. During the morning and afternoon all children will have an opportunity to play out in the fenced well- equipped yard. The "Y"" needs to hear from those parents requiring Day Care in Port Perry, starting September 1982. Please call the "Y" office 985-2824 or 668-6868 Whitby. - MOTORS LIMITED 1430 KING ST. E. OSHAWA 571-3600 LZR 006. 1977 Pontiac VENTURA - 6 cylinder, automatic, ps/pb,' AM/FM radio, cloth interior. Blue. Lic, 2995 1975 Pontiac FIREBIRD - 350 automatic, ps/pb, white vinyl interior, painted and certified. Red. Lic. KFF 515. 52850 1974 Olds CUTLASS SUPREME - 350 automatic, ps/pb, air conditioning, vinyl interior, pinstripes. Red. Lic. HZW 105. '2295 Mr. and Mrs, Jim Fielding and family of Pefferlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fielding and girls of Port Perry and Miss Donna Wakeford of Oshawa. Mr. Jolin Paton of Mississauga visited with Mrs. Doug MacSween and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur and Lee spent Friday evening in Sharbot Lake intending to see a ball game the - next day but. due to weather conditions the tournament was cancelled. At the Durham Region Track and Field held at Civic Field in Oshawa, Miss Julia Croxall came in 5th in the 800 metre run for 9 year olds. Congratulations. The Croxalls spent the weekend in Toronto with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes and Sharon attended the official closing of her former school Royal York Collegiate in Etobicoke. In the evening John and Sharon attended the dance and presentations. On Sunday they were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holmes and daughter. Mrs. Mildred Thompson .- accompanied the Senior Citizens to Woodbine Race- track on Thursday. On Sun- day, she hosted a bridal shower for Miss Diane White and Mr. Mike Porter with approx. 30 people in attend- Mrs. Vera Taylor attended the Silver Wedding Ann- iversary celebrations in Stouffville on Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. MacKeith. . CLARKE MENziES el RT gg nn en nn a cn © en © me ¥ s W rs © me © en Wena We Wn Wn Wo WL