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A ---- Dorothy and Clarence Butson proudly sit on their inaugural thrones as they recleve thelr crowns. It was time to chose the Senlors'King and Queen for 1989. Outgoing King and Queen are Clara Warren and Bill Harper. This weekend the Butson's are celebrating thelr 50th Wedding Anniversary - double the honour. Seniors' King and Queen The Senior. Citizens held their meeting on Wed., June 14 at the Latcham Centre. President Bill Harper welcomed the members & _. 0'Canada was sung. Mary & Nor- man gave their reports which was accepted as read - Jim & Minnie + still have tickets for Agawa Ca- ~_nyon in September and if anyone *,,. wishes to go, the money has to be paid by Aug. 7. The boat cruise and Geritol tickets are sold out. Archie an- nounced the Sr's Choir will be: singing at Manchester Church June 25. Come and enjoy these beautiful voices. The Wintario Ticket winners were Jim Martin, John Beckett, Harold Cornish, Clara Warren & Rachael Forsythe. Clarence & Dorothy Butson were chosen to be King & Queen for 1989 and gracefully received the Crowning by Bill & Clara (King & Queen 1988). Congratula- tions to Clarence & Dorothy, also they are celebrating their 50 Wed- ding Anniversary on June 24. Ed- na Beckett played the Anniver- sary Waltz for them. appy Birthday was sung to Connie Glass. This great lady will be celebrating her 90th birthday: soon. Connie thanked everyone and said there was only 20 members when she joined the Sr. Club & the meetings were held in the "Town Works Dept. Garage' behind the Post Office. How many people remember that building? I do!! Did You Know each week the PORT PERRY STAR is purchased and read by over 16,000 potential consumers? LEE TEE JEN IES J TENELGCEERGI EER) ADVERTISE For more information about effective advertising contact the advertising \_ department at the t Perry Star 985-7383 Bill closed the meeting with Jjoyed a pot luck salad supper. The Prayer and tea and cookies were evening ended with a sing-song served. Later the members en- With Edna Beckett at the piano. D.J. TAYLOR [cic INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. EAR 169 North Street, Port Perry 1 1%% Guaranteed Investment 985-8416 Certificates Beef & Corn Roast CANADA DAY WEEKEND SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1989 presenting ... "The Good Brothers" For more information call: 986-4641 or (705) 277-1071. Gates Open at Noon Tickets: $15. Advance; $20. at the Gate. Available at: Crandell's Riverboat & Townline Restaurant NO Glass Bottles DURHAM RD. 57, CAESAREA PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 20, 1989 -- 15 STRAWBERRIES Port Perry he) Cc : § 2 7A Hwy. Causeway JAHwy, ESSOGarsge op yyy 3 PICK YOUR OWN 3 : & 3 or ALREADY 3 gl \s 4 PICKED \! : Opening June 21/89 2 $ » % 286-4573 THE LUNG ASSOCIATION n DURHAM REGION We gratefully acknowledge memorial donations received. -- IN REMEMBRANCE OF -- Ruby Aldsworth Mr. Bert Amey Mr. Murray Arsenault Mrs. Bette Brick Mr. Archie Brown Mr. Dutch Butler Mrs. Richard Butler Mr. William Cane Mr. Wiliam Clarke Mr. Thomas Connelly Mr. Lloyd Currell Mr. Ernest Davis Mr. Lloyd Derusha Mr. Donald Dowden Mr. George Edwards Mr. Alfred Evans Mr. Sydney Evans Mr. George Findlay Mr. Richard Glanfield Kaye Hare Mr. Bert Hill Mr. Frank Jacques Mr. John Kehoe Mr. Donald Kemp Mrs. Clara Kleinfelder Mr. Josef Ligenza Jennie Locke Mr. Harry Lott Mr. Jim Love Mr. William Mason Mrs. Ada Matthews Mr. Dan Matthews Snr. Mr. Thomas McClurg Mrs. Elizabeth McGurk Mrs. Muriel Morris Mr. Bill Mulholland Martha Ness Mr. Sidney Nobbin Mr. William Norris Mr. Vincent O'Neill June Paulter: Mr. Cecil Rahm Mr. William Ralston Mr. George Smith Mrs. Mildred Sullivan Mrs. Ethel Walker Mrs. A. Ward Nancy Wilson THESE THOUGHTFUL CONTRIBUTIONS HELPED FUND PROGRAMS TO ASSIST LOCAL RESIDENTS SUFFERING FROM ASTHMA, LUNG CANCER, AND EMPHYSEMA "If one life has breathed easier because you have lived, you have succeeded." RALPH WALDO EMERSON Pickup Special Offer expired June 19th, 1989.