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THU RS.,, NOVEMBER 30th, 1861 8--THE PORT VERRY STAR, i he er, and Mrs. Whitfield presided, Mrs. for a "Pot-Luck" Catholic Amell being on the sick list. meeting, ' Women's League The November mecting of ther Ca tholic Women's League was held on Tuesday, the Seventh, at the Parish Hall. Father Mons opened the meet- ing by leading the members in pray- The minutes of the previous meet-| As usual ing were read by Mrs. Po Van Ham uty is on the way. ind the financial statement given by 0 be announced later. Miss Harrison. After reading Mrs. successful Bazaar, plans were made supper at the Dec. a children's Christmas Date and time | After closing the meeting, a de- Amell's "Note lightful lunch was served by Mrs, of Thanks" to the Ladies, for such a Donnelly and Miss Harrison. = Eg 8 8 E g gE He onttbInIGNIITIN + REDaWHITE BEST BUY! -- SAVE 16¢! -- WHITE OR COLOURED PUREX TISSUE 8-51 BEST BUY! -- SAVE 30c¢! -- REGULAR OR CHUBBY KLEENEX TISSUE 7 1 BEST BUY! -- SAVE 1i¢ 15-02. 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Fancy Grade - 8 1b, poly bag Macintosh APPLES 2 Sc! fr FER BAR OOS RE Canada's Finest - No, 1-Grade - 50 1b, le FRENCH FRIES 2 for 35¢ Candy Feature! Cello Bags Golden Hour 4tor1 -8ave 16¢! -- Your Cholce of Scotch Mints ' - Opéra Gums Choc, Buds - Asstd. Sour Balls Bakery Feature! -- Sunbeam PINEAPPLE FROSTED Bar Cake ea. 35¢ Regular 39¢- 'POTATOES 89 food Market Port Poy a A Wedding BUMA-VAN RYSWYK Yellow and white ecrysanthemums formed the setting in Blackstock United Church on Saturday, Nov. 25, 1961, when Audrey Van Ryswyk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bart Van | Ryswyk, R.R. 2 Nestleton, was united in. marriage with Mr. Henry Buma, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Buma, R.R. 1, Burketon. © The double wedding ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Philip Romeril. Mrs. Gordon Strong played the wedd- ing music; Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a traditional gown of white chantilly lace over riylon taffeta, with a scalloped?neck line trimmed with sequins and pearls and long pointed sleeves, The dipped waistline fell into a pinafore effect from which layers and white checked top. Her acces- sories were white and black with a corsage of yellow carnations, During the reception which was held at the Acres, R.R. 4, Bowmanville, two charming solos were sung by Mrs. Ja- cob Uitvlugt, Bowmanville, an aunt of the groom. When leaving for the honeymoon, the bride wore a dress and jacket of vellow brocade with a brown wool coat. Her accessories were brown and ter corsage was rust crysanthemums, An enjoyable evening was. spent with the guests who were present from Bowmanville, Dunnville, St. Ca- therines, Hamilton and local points. The couple will reside in Kirby. Minor Hockey SATURDAY MORNING of ruffels cascaded at the back. Al HOUSE LEAGUE coronet of pearls and brilliants held her shoulder length veil. She carried a cascade of red baby roses and white crysanthemums. Miss Tena Buma, sister of the | groom, attended the bride. Her street length dress was silver blue brocade with three-quarter length sleeves and a full gathered skirt. She wore a head band formed of nylon net leaves and carried a cascade of yellow cry- santhemums, The flower girls, Miss Dianne Van- derhuel, cousin of the bride and Miss Irene Buma, niece of the groom were identically gowned in rose sprigged yellow nylon and matching ruffled head bands. They carried shaded mauve crysanthemums. Mr. Peter Van Ryswyk, Bhother of the bride was best man and the ushers were Mr, Peter Vader) 5 and Mr. Gary' Ferguson. : For the reception the bride's mother chose a green wool sheath with black accessories and a corsage of pink car- nations. The groom's mother wore a suit dress with navy skirt and navy Saturday morning saw the Port Perry Hockey Club's House League get underway at 8:00 o'clock. The Bantams started it off with Scott's team downing Blackstock 4-1, then Hurst's and Young's playing to a one all draw. In the Pee Wee League it was Heard's team 2 to 1 over Foster's and Espie's downing Howsom's 1 to 0. In the Tykes it was Jackson's in their new sweaters downing Gard- ner's 2 to 1 and Doupe's shuting. out Phinney's 2 to 0. It was good to see so many of the parents out to these games Saturday, Here's hoping they will continue all year as these young stars need your support. SMITH - -CORONA Galaxie PORT PERRY STAR CAWKER BROS. READY TO EAT Bar-B-Q Chickens ........... 45" 69° 1) FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK & Hi a. 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