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TE Communion Service At church on Sunday our minister Rev. ' conducted an impressive Com- munion Service. His assistants were elders, Messrs. F. Vickery, E. Martyn, B. Snelgrove, and G. Hunter. The choir anthem was most | enjoyable and seasonable. y The following young people were received into church mem- bership--B. Pugh, L. Hope, J. Martyn, R. Holtby, son, 'and G. Williamson. Offering was gathered by B. Martyn 'and D. Beacock.. Afternoon U.C.W. The. weather was bright last Wednesday afternoon when the U.C.W. held their annual St. Patrick Dessert Luncheon. The church parlours formed a typ- ical Irish setting comprised of ° green streamers, shamrock and black hats. ' It was most gratifying to note the. pleasant faces from far and near. The food table was adorned with a shamrock plant and can- dle arrangement. The many guests of near one hundred filed by the table picking up their favourite desserts, a quantity of sweets were even tinted with green. During the sipping of tea and coffee the president, Mrs. H. Hodgins extended a message of welcome to all. A brief sing-song consisting of Irish numbers followed by Mrs. B. Snelgrove and Mrs. G. Hunter who rendered a snappy piano duet. The last pleasant feature of .the afternoon when Mrs. Woods of Eleanor's Florist, pleasingly explained and illustrated sever- al dainty floral arrangements: which were later awarded to Mrs. E. Stanton, Mrs. B. Small- man and Mrs. E. Prentice. - Mrs. George Skerratt proved to be the winner of the U.C.W. prize. Mrs. B. Smith presented a momento to Eleanore as an ex- tra thank-you for the. new wrinkles in working with flowers. In fact a hearty "thanks" to all the busy hpusewives who took time off to be present. Evening U.C.W. : Thursday evening the March meeting of U.C.W. was held in the church basement. : The well-arranged ° devotion in keeping with the approach .of Easter was given by Mrs. E. Prince Albert News E. S. Linstead | P. Thomp- |enjoyed a lengthly vacation in .. al | The president, Mrs. H. Hod- | gins chaired the meeting. Minutes were read by the sec- retary, Mrs. E. Martyn. An invitation read to attend i Dessert Luncheon and speaker at the Anglican Church, Black- !stock on April 15, at 1:30 p.m. A note and a donation from (Mrs. (Jean) B. Holtby on bg- half of Scugog Scout Pack. Mrs. Mildred Hope voiced a thank-you for plant while in hospital. Mrs. B. Smith discovered ten visits made by members. Treasurer, Mrs. Jewell re- ported on finances and learned the Tea the day previous was successful. Quilting bee is again on the agenda. A bale of either sum- mer or winter clothing to be packed. Mrs. L. Beacock having at- tended the Hospital Auxiliary Meeting, reported on same. Shortage of dishes, therefore kitchen committee are free to purchase an extra supply. Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. Dainty lunch was served by Mrs. E. Martyn, Mrs. Hope and Mrs. Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. E. Jewell att- ended the funeral of his uncle, Mr. Will of Sunderland on Saturday. Brenda Lake, of Oakwood spent Saturday with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mar- tyn. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker accompanied Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock as Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lowery in Orono. Mrs. H. Ogden, Oshawa spent the majority of the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pearce. Recent company with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pearce were the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Stein- hoff and family, Etobicoke, Mrs Mary Tetlow, Port Perry, Mrs. Harrison, 'Miss Butson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boyd all of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. E. Larmer of Blackstock. : We welcome home Mr. and Mrs. Sam (Ed) Oyler who have Florida. They also met their nephew, Mr. Chris Dormer of England who was holidaying for three weks. Congratulations to the Prin- pupils who competed at the McKerihan and Mrs. C.: Love. Sunderland Music Festival last 5 hid F LAMINGO RESTAURANT Delicious Chinese Food TAKE OUT SERVICE , KERR: | Special Easter Sunday Dinner NEW HOURS Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. - 8-12.30am. Fri., Sat. - 8-2.00 a.m. Sunday - 10-12 p.m, - Phone 985-2112 ce Albert Central School No 1 by Jean Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Foote of Ashworth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Card one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geer and Brenda of Port Perry visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Clarke and daughter were guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Asling. Oshawa called on Mr. and Mrs, Earl Wilson on Sunday after- noon. Mrs. Don Asling, Mrs. Keith Ashton and Richard called .on Mrs. W. Evans on Thursday afternoon, } Mr. and Mrs. K. Ashton and Richard, Beth and Alan Ashton Joyce Strong and Ken Cather- week. They were successful in winning top honours with their choir and in bringing home a plaque for their school. These pupils were trained under the direction of Mrs. Francis San- derson. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wagg of | PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 1964 -- b EPSOM NEWS wood visited Mr, and Mrs. Bary Bushell in Oshawa on Saturday evening. U.C.W. regular meeting will be held this Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs, Dave Prentice one day last week, We are pleased to learn that Dave is recovering satisfactorily from recent surgery, There were 18 tables of euch- re at the last Community Club party. There will be another party in two weeks time. Winners were: ladies 1st., A. Christie, 2nd., Mrs. F. Woods, con.,, Linda Kendry. Gents 1st. Geo. Calbery, 2nd., Albert Timms, con.,, Geo. Freeborn. The Hi-C meeting, Friday 13, as Parents Night. Topic discus- sed, "Home is what we make it'. Lunch was served by Karen Geer, Dianne Card, Betty Medd. Recent visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Edwards were Mr. and Mrs. Don Crosier, Mrs. J. Crosier of Toronto, Mrs Goodwood. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnston of Glen Major called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Powell on Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs, Everett Prent- ice, Mr. and Mrs. Gordo# Pren- tice visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Cattyn and families were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her- mon Kerry on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mae- Cannell and boys of Toronto, Mr, Ted MacCannell of Bramp- ton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin MacCannell on Sunday. Mrs. A. Hacklley of Union- ville visited her parents, and Mrs. Wilfred Evans several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans attended the hockey match at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toron- to Saturday evening. A speedy recovery to Sheld- on Staughton who is in Ux- bridge hospital. Mr. and Mrs, H. Kerry call- ed on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Claugh- for J. Attwell, Richvale, Mr. and] ton on Saturday evening. Mrs. R. Renshaw, Richmond Mrs. M. Bailey visited her Hill, Mr. and Mrs. F, Cook of | mother, Mrs. W. Jeffery on Sunday. SHOP AND SAVE! -- Prices Effective This Week-End, Wed.-Sat., March 27 - 28 at your Carload Food Market Prince Albert REG. or COLOURED SWIFTS Canned Hams SALADA Tea Bags ...... Tomato Catsup . WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S ! DRAW, -- Mrs, JIM HEAYN 1S 2-3 24 oz. Tin BEEF - IRISH 3149 Swift's Stew 60's 18 1b. Pkgs. DEEP BROWN 20 oz. Tins Tulip Margarine 2-47 Libbys Beans ... 2- 45° HEINZ 48 oz. Tins INSTANT 3 1b. Pkg. Tomato Juice . 2-63° Carnation Milk ... 89' AYLMER 11 oz. Btls OGILVIE TWINKLE 15 oz. Pkgs. Cake Mixes .... 2-49 ALCAN--127, 25 ft. Roll Foil Wrap ........ 3¥ 15 oz. Tins 2-59 This WEEK'S MEAT Features MAPLE LEAF BONELESS Cooked Ea cut Ib 13° Mr. OF GROCERIES WITH A $5.00 ORDER OR OVER STORE HOURS -~-Daily 8.30 a. m.to 9.00 p.m. Tuesday 8.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m, FREE DELIVERY PHONE 985-2492 FOOD MARKETS Prince Albert "FREE DRAW ON $5.00 WORTH | HAMS , Sausage ......... 4% Centre Cut 83 Pcs. or Sliced GRADE "A" OVEN READY Broiler 4-10 1b. Avg. Wght. TURKEYS .... "43° Jubilee Small Link 1b. Tray Pak MAPLE LEAF Ib. Pkg. Wieners ......... 45 | DEVON Rindless 1b. Pkg. Side Bacon ....... 53'