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22 tho examiner Thursday Apr 28 1979 alliston by Jean Hand 4355378 The regular meeting of Five Star Chapter No 269 OES was held in the Orange Hall Alliston on Tuesday April 17 with Mrs June Purcell presiding This month the chapter is observing its twentyseventh anniversary so visitors from many of the chapters in this area and other districts together with the local members practically filled the hall to capacity To be noted in the list of visitors were 10 past district deputy grand matrons of this district as well as four presiding worth matrons and two presiding worth patrons also members and visitors from several other districts in cluding past matron from Saskatchewan Guests of honor were the Five Star Charter members present After twentyseven years the chapter was indeed honored to have 12 sisters and one brother in attendance Others were unable to be present due to health problems they were missed After short ceremony for the occasion small gifts were givento each Following lengthy meeting group of the members gave delightful little rhythm band concert Envelopes of tickets were sold for Penny Sale The lucky winners tickets were drawn while refreshments in cluding beautiful birthday cake were served Word was recently received by lrene McMaster of the pass ing of her uncle Jose Cooper at Edmonton berta twin brother of lrens mother Emma McMaster resident of the Good Samaritan Home Mr Cooper was in his 95th year The Golden Age Club regular meeting was held in the Shilton Hall on Monday Apirl 15 Rev Fry gave an Eastern message then Margaret Stoltz and Jean Hand sang duet Crucified Sam Johnson in troduced the guest speaker Ed Boynton superintendent of Simcoe Manor Beeton He showed pictures of the manor and the construction of the new addition He was thanked by Lila Hislop $100 cheque was presented to Ed toward the pur chase of van for the manor Annie Gibson returned last weekend from twoweek visit in Vancouver BC with her brother Les and Mrs Watson She accom anied Irene McDonald an Ev Thompson who visited with her sister Jean Maguire in North Vancouver Many Allistonians have returned from their winter holi day in Florida Wilfred and lrene Nelson Austin and Lorna Rutledge and Steve and Elspeth Milne who spent two weeks with Allan and Jean Cor rigan at Lakeland Florida The Corrigans will be arriving home this week Anna Holland spent six weeks with friends at Hemel Calif Dina Roi visited six weeks with relatives and friends in Holland and Ward and Dorothy Edwards have retum ed from vacation down south Several guests visited in Alliston with families and friends on Easter weekend Wayne and Heather Plaxton of Owen Sound and Gail Cumberland of Brampton with Ernest and Bea Cumberland Margaret Bailey of Burlington With her mother Mrs Kenzie Bailey Lloyd and Bernice Ashbury Stephen and Douglas of Belleville with Bernices mother Mrs Duke Smith and other relatives in the district Mary Whiteside of Toronto and Mrs Evans of Mississauga with Lorne and Evelyn Whiteside The newlyconstructed Canadian Tire Store comer of 89 Hwy and the Beeton Tot tenham Rd opened its doors for business on Thursday morn ing April 19 Owner and operator of this local store is Robert Anderson assisted by 20 staff members President of the Tecumach Shrine Club Peter Rhodes presented opthalmascope to Stevenson Memorial Hospital Marion Carlton director of Nursing at theHospitaI ac cepted the gift for the pediatrics department Easter weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Lafleur were Dennis Lafleur of Waterloo and Allan and Linda Stoltz Darren and baby Matthew of Gait Cambridge Allan and Linda visited also with Elmer and Margaret Stoltz miscellaneous shower was held Friday evening in the ladies parlor at St Johns United Church for Miss Sharon Smith May birdetobe Sharon received number of lovely and useful gifts The evening was hosted by Jean Gradwell Jean Shilton and Ruth Smith Sharon expersscd thanks to all present delicious lunch of cake ice gleam tea and coffee was serv DINNER SERVED Friday evening the family of Pieter Schep and Willemina Schep nee Mourih enjoyed delicious dinner served by the church ladies in the Christian Reformed Church on Downey Ave Alliston on the occasion of their parents 40th wedding an niversary The Scheps have family of five daughters and one son Arie and Judy Schep Guelph Willy and Ralph Hollema Alliston Diane and John VanCampcn Utopia Nelly and John Geddes Oro Station Janet and Ted Vandevis Barrie Betty Ann Schep Alliston and fifteen grandchildren number of friends relatives and neighbors called during the evening to meet with the happy couple and their family Miss Nancy Marshal of 0t tawa spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt Alec and Muriel Robertson and family Mrs Mona Ward visited at the weekend with friends at Hen sail Rev Peter Moffats father the Rev John Moffat assis tant minister at Timothy Eaton Memorial in Toronto delivered an excellent message in St Johns United Sunday morning Peter Elizabeth and son An drew Moffat spent the week visiting relatives in the USA Jack and Ruth Finley of Ut terson visited Sunday afternoon with Ruths sister Irene McMaster also her mother Emma McMaster resident of the Good Samaritan Home Alliston Sunday afternoon the Thom ton Trinity United Church choir entertained the residents of the Good Samaritan Nursing Home with the Easter Cantata which consister of anthems trio and trumpet solo Orvai Carr rendered the solo How Great Thou Art The choir number ing 25 was directed by Mrs Alwyn Thomas with pianist Mrs Bernice Cummings The South Simcoe Pallette Club Art show and sale was held Saturday and Sunday afternoons in St Pauls school auditorium number of local artists displayed their work which was most interesting to view Roy McKenzie of Sandy Cove won the picture donated by Rennie Clarke and Mrs Byrne of Lisle received the cane donated by Roy MacLeod MAPLE LEAF CHEDDAR CHEESE fwcstoné LAST WEEKS WINNER COTTON PRINT FABRICS EIoctrohonio refreshing Spociol 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