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A Er P ea A os A ain ve EAs Br re; he LR BOY 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, June 3rd, 1965 PROSPECT NEWS It is with deep regret that we report the death of our good friend, the late Mr. Whitney Durham. He passed away sud- denly at his home in Hamilton on May 22nd. Mrs. Durham had attended our bazaar on the 12th. IPor several years they haa been active members of our church ard community. Mrs. E. Conlin, Mrs. B. Web- ster, Mrs. KE. Holtby and Mrs. Geo. Smith accompanied Mr, & Mrs. Les Smith to Hamilton on Tuesday 25th to attend the funeral service at J. B. Mailatt Funeral Chapel. Interment was in the beautiful White Chapel, Memorial Gardens. Rev. Dr. E. Hunter of Toronto officiated. Afterwards, the friends met at the daughter's home, Mr. and Mrs. Maas (Edith Durham), Beatrice and Douglas. The U.C.W. held their an- nual June dinner meeting at the Nightingale Restaurant, with ful' attendance. After enjoying a sumptuous dinner, we identi- fied our "Mystery Sisters". Several humorous contests pro- vided relaxing entertainment. There was a short business ses- sion, no regular meetings until September, Everyone enjoyed the hospitality of our host and hostess. There were courtesy remarks, concluding with a mes- sage from Mrs. Gilbert. The Boy Scout and Cub Par- ade will be held at Manchester Church on June 6th, 10.15 a.m. They will be piped in by Miss Resemary Nodwell of Seagrave. Mrs. Sandison will conduct the Cub Choir. The Scouts will be taking part in the service. The guest speaker will be Akela Catherine Martyn of Prince Al- best. This special service has an interesting programme. We are that Mrs. pleased to James report Young of 2% Guaranteed Investments 3, 4, or 5 Year Term Interest payable half-yearly or left to accumulate and he compounded. Jshawa has recovered from her illness in a Toronto She is conva- lescing in her own home. Mr. Mark Mathews and daughter Margaret, of Toronto spent the holiday week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burn- sein Webster. Mr. and Mrs. their parents Manitoulin serious Hospital. now Legge visited and frierds on Island, during the holiday week-end. Mrs, Lyon of Montreal, ed her parents, Mi. and Woodhead, recently. The W.H.A. meeting will be a week earlier in June, on 14th. May we have the "forfeit-Cal- cr.dar" money before that date, to local representatives, Helen ana Meta Holtby for Prospect and Mrs. Harvey Dobson for Manchester. UTICA NEWS Twenty-two tables of Euchre were played in Community Hall last week on Saturday evening. Ladies First Geutrude Briggs. Ladies Second Erma Watson. Cers. Joyee Norrish. Gent's First Albert Timms. Gent's Second Arthur Taylor. Cons. H. Railey. Mr. Ray Mark of Montreal visited recently with the Ken- dalls and attended his aunt's funeral the late Mrs. Wm. Philp. Mrs. James her sister week-end. A number of families in the ccmmunity have the measles. Mrs. Earl Beare and Mrs. Ruth Haines of Claremont sup- per guests with Mr. and Mrs. Juck Crosier on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geer and family of Port Permy and Mr. and Mrs. P. Clancy of Oshawa callers at the Geer's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell visited friends in Belleville cver the week-end, Mr. and Mis. Storie and fa- visit- Murs. Mitehell visited in Trenton over the rly visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vale at Bramalea. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Sonley of Fort Perry, also Mr. and Mrs. Noiman Argue of Janetville were recent visitors with Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper and gitls visited her mother Mrs. G. Gibson in Taunton. Mr. and Mrs. Don Geer and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. C. TO THE BEST Geer on Sunday evening. INVESTMENTS A Euchre will be held in 308 DUNDAS ST. W. Community Hall next Sat. even- WHITBY ing, June 5th. Everyone Wel- come, FIRST QUALITY @® LUMBER and Builders Supplies REESOR FUEL & LUMBER Phone 985-7951 PN Aad SO Port Perry Individual Trophy night Bowling League. sented at their annual banquet . Pictured above are the individual trophy winners for the year of the Ladies Wednesday The trophies were pre- Winners, Ladie's held recently in Wed. Night League the local Legion Hall. From left to right: Beth Oke, High Triple; Carol Warriner, High Single and Gloria Hastings, High Average. --Staff Photo nesday might Bowling League. In the above photo is the team who won the high total pins for the year in the Ladies Wed- were presented to the team at their annual The trophies Total Pin Team Winners, Ladie's Wed. Night League banquet held recently in the Legion Hall. Front row, left to right: Lewis, Carol Jeffery. Reta Cooper, Diane Menzies and Shirley Devitt. Kay Reamsbottom, Erma Back row, left to right: Greenba In the absence of Rev. Harris who was conducting Anniver sary services at Derryville last Sunday the minister of that church, Rev. Ron McCaw of Wilfrid was the speaker here. Next Sunday morning the Christian Education groups will take part in the Ceremony of Dedication to Missions. @n Wednesday of last week thirty-five of our local ladies tcok the day off and enjoyed a bus trip sponsored by the W.I. This trip included a conducted tour of Malton Airport and brief visits to Yorkdale and Cedar Brae Shopping Centres. During the noon hour they were graciously entertained by Mrs. Graham in her apartment at the corner of Avenue Rd, and Bloor St. Mrs. Graham is a part-time resident of this area and is a very interested and active member of the W.I. This ASAE XE break in the schedule was very nk News welcome as by tihs time some of the ladies were becoming a bit weary and cretainly appreciated the rest and also the delicious and boutiful lunch served by the hostess and her helpers. Many thanks were showered on Mrs. Graham for her generous con- tribution to the success and hap- piness of the outing, Around six o'clock the travellers re- turned to Home, Sweet Home at the end of a perfect day. Men are busy digging a well on Miss C. Reycraft's property. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Tait and children of Blackstock visited Mrs. Evelyn Tait on Saturday. Your scribe has ben request- cd to send in her correspond- ence in Monday's mail to make sure that it gets into print that week. Port Perry is only seven miles away but it takes a ter- ribly long time for a letter to case you have news items of travel that short distance. In' interest please phone them in to the Star Office Tuesday niorning and they will be tack- ed on to the regular correspon- dence, Thanks. 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