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Mrs. H. Walker Honoured By Utica \U. C. W. Mrs. H. Walker was honoured by a presentation of Corning- ware recently in the Church Parlours at the last regular meeting of the Utica Auxiliary March 11th, 1966 Dear Mrs. Walker: It's sorry we are that you're leaving our midst. And we want you to know how much you'll be missed, Our "W.A." without you, just won't be the same-- S8cmehow we 'oldsters' can't get used to its new name. Through the years that have gone, every office you've held-- Pianist, Secretary, Treasurer, President and friend. You've led ys in song and in a word of prayer, And made each meeting, meaningful, because you were there. As a hostess sublime you couldn't be beat, When at the door each visitor you would graciously meet. Many a time in disagreements, be they ever so small, You've poured the oil of tolerance and brought peace to us all. When we've asked for a cake, some tarts, or a pie, From your larder, you've brought a delicious supply. At the supper we've served tq hundreds or more, Gallons of gravy, with nary a lump, was always your chore. When our church needed painting, papering, scrubbing or such, Without "Mrs. Walker" we wouldn't do much, You've joined in our fun, and laughed at our jokes, You've always been one of us ordinary folks, A welcome mat we've always found out at your door, We still hope to use it many times more. Your guidance and kindness we know we can never repay, But the precept and example you've set us will with us stay. Though in Brooklin this spring your new home will be, Dont be surprised to see us drop in for a cup of tea. This culinary set, with our best wishes to you, Is a gift from us all to a friend tried and true. Signed on behalf og Utica U.C.W. INVEST NOW 92% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments. Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound Emmerson Insurance Agency LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-2421 SEAGRAVE NEWS The Nonquon is very high and the mud is very deep in places. While we're not exactly stuck we're being careful so our news budget should be shorter this week. Again we have a clean sheet for our hospital report. Mr. G. Lloyd who has been in Ross | Memorial, Lindsay for two months was discharged on Sat- urday, "Welcome home". We are a bit slow with this next item but here it is, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sweetman celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary on March 31st, The family entertained their par- ente at the home of the eldest son Allan in Bowmanville. This was also Mrs. Sweetman's birthday so it was a double af- fair. While we are on the subject of anniversaries we must also report that on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. J. S. MacFarlane ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Grant Christie attended the Golden Wedding of Mr. & Mrs. Norman Down, Oshawa. Mrs. F. Grose went to Tor- onto on Wednesday for an inde- firate stay with her sister Mrs, Alma Garlick. The elder Mrs. Garlick has become bedridden so Mrs. Grose hopes to be able to help. Only a few weeks ago we re- ported how one of our boys was deing -good work in the field of learning. Now Mr, Reg. Moase, another Seagrave boy is in the news. Reg. started his educa- tion in Seagrave school under the guidance of Alma Frise (Mrs. Garlick) worked his way through P.P.H.S., teachers col- lege ete. until he received his B.A. and his Inspector's Certi- ficate. For several years he has been an instructor in Toronto Teachers College, Now that a new Teachers College is being started in St. Catharines, in connection with Brock Univer- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, April 15th --- 7 sity, Reg. is to become its first principal. "Congratulations from Seagrave". Reg. is a brother of Mr. Glenn Moase of Port Perry and his wife the former Phyllis Anderson was also from that town. Doug McMillan took off for Florida by air on Friday, He tells us he is going all alone, and right in hockey play-off time too. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams, Gederich, visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Moon on Sunday and took son Gary home with them. Mr. and Mrs. John Herder & family of Whitby were back re« newing friendships on Satur- day calling on Mr. and Mrs, A. Bruce and the Clements-Belair family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jeffrey, Kitchener were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wana- maker and daughters. Mr. Jef- frey was a Past Grand Master I.O.O.F. So they were in Port Perry for the temple dedication on Sat. evening, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wray and family, Toronto, spent Saturday ana Sunday with Ken, and Ida Wray. Also from Toronto were Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mark with the lvin Bruces. Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday, All-out Sunday and Dedication Sunday all combined in one big service at 10.30 a.m. There will be no Sunday School. This week also there will be a special Good Friday worship service in the church at 8 p.m. Jim Fishley conducted the S.S. on Sunday. Devotional was enlivened by a finger play given by Mrs. Chds. Short's class of pre-school children. Attendance was 83. Mrs. W. Fitze, Brian Keen and Marilyn McMillan made the trip to the birthday box. Neil Wanamaker had a birthday too but confessed to being financially embarrassed on Sunday. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE "Success Car Sales Celebration Now at your Pontiac-Buick-Beaumont-Acadian-Vauxhall dealer's Success Car Sales Celebration This is the chance you've been waiting for! There's never been a better time to buy! Here's your dealer's way of saying, 'Thank you.' You'll be enthusiastic about the deals at your Pontiac- Buick dealer's. It's his way of showing appreciation for the sales popularity of all his 1965models. The terrificdeals he's giving will have you cele brating along with him. Exciting selection > of makes and mois! Among your Pontiac-Buick dealer's great line-up for 1965 there's a model for every taste ...from the economical Vauxhall Viva to theclassical- ly beautiful Buick Riviera. - Nearly 100 different cars from which to choose. Extra generous trade-in allowances! Because your Pontiac-Buick dealer is anxious to keep up his stocks of good, clean, late model used cars, he will offer youagencroustrade-inallow- ancc on your present car. So, fora really outstanding trade, visit hisshowroomrightaway! Savingest used car buys in town! With new car sales reaching record levels, sales of used cars have followed right along. Because of this, your Pontiac-Buick dealer can offer you the kind of used car values you'll find very, very hard to turn down! If it's value you're after, don't miss this great sales event at your Pontiac-Buick-Beaumont-Acadian-Vauxhall dealer's ! Be sure to watch "Telescope" and "The Rogues" now showing on f2levision. Check local listings for time and channels px.gsse Autherized Pontiac -- Buick --- B2aumort -- Acadian -- Vauxhall Dealer In Port Perry PHONE 985-7361 Bob Archer Motors Limited PORT PERRY, ONTARIO RI: rr a -- 4 os A ?, LEZ PY 2) ed a a] > a DN ~ cm Nw - oo i. Re - ra ENE rn eH a aT le \ o 9] NA A FI a bbe i