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CPLR AR WU vo rt A AAR ILA We! . h 4 ee lt THY EN tw Ch 'at Jo 4 Woe SAA wo JF AT EET ar LE ERE REA RE ORR SR OOMAN LOR Phi] A ; 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, April 14th, 1966 Manchester News (Continued) Brenda Taylor, Stouffville is with her grandmother, Mrs. Crosier for the Easter holidays. A number from this area at- tended the lovely sunrise service at the Island on Sunday morn- ing and enjoyed the delicious breakfast at Grace Church fol- lowing the service, Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Ro- barts, Barrie, were at their cottage here over the week-end. Misses Barbara & Sally Best are visiting their sister, Mrs, Donna Dunford and family at Lakefield. Mr. Fred Toms of Sarnia is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell. The 1125th troupe of Girl Scouts from Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. were guests of the 1st Port Perry Ranger Company from April 5th - 9th. Mrs, F, Kerr and Mrs. F. Chambers, the leaders of the troupe were guests of Mrs. Bill Lamb, lead- er of the Rangers. Miss Nancy Kerr, a girl Scout was the guest of Miss Marsha Mulholland for the week-end, On Thursday evening the Girl Scouts and Rangers enjoy- ed their dinner at Haugen's, with Mrs. D. Gunn, Provincial Commissioner and Mrs, T, Cook, Area Commissioner, Mrs. Doro- thy Nelson, Division Camp ad- visor and the leaders. A few Manchester Girl Guides enjoyed the Hootnanny perform- ed by the Girl Scouts on Wed~ nesday evening. The Rangers had a campfire and served cookies and freshie. The by- product of the event was the signing of all the autographs by the Girl Scouts for the Guides. The U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Harvey Dobson, Port Perry last Thursday, The meet-~ ing opened with hymn "When I survey The Wondrous Cross", followed by prayer. Mrs. Bill Lamb read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Harvey Dobson the topic. Mrs. Lamb read the le- gend of the Dogwood tree. Pres, Mrs, Croxall chaired the business meeting and ex- tended a welcome to all and ap- preciation to Mrs, Dobson for opening her home to us for the meeting, Seventeen members answered the roll. There was one visitor. Arrangments were made for packing the bale of used cloth- ing on April 26th. Eighteen dollars was received for the bakeless bake sale. Mrs. Aletha Holtby and Mrs. Gwen Lamb were appointed to get estimates re spraying church ceiling and painting the church --our Centennial project. The meeting closed in the usual way, followed by a lovely lunch served by Mrs. Dobson, Mrs, Lamb and Mrs, Wright. Collection $6.50. The May meet- ing will be at Mrs. Fred Lamb's. Mrs. Phayre, Mr. Noel Phayre and Miss Gibson, Toronto were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ron Ginn on Sunday. Measles are quite prevalent in this area, Plumbing - Heating Electric OFFICE PORT PERRY, ONT. 985-2473 RES. OPOPO (OBOBOBOBOBOS o Cash calves $100.00, o If OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE $200-°° our Baby Bonus Cheque at any Oshawe Shopping Centre Store © Fill out award contest entry blank and deposit In ballot box at the flag pole. (No purchase necessary--winner receives $50.00), o If bollot is stamped or @ proof of purchase ettached--winner re- person whose name is drawn ls at the Shopping Centre or reports within 10 minutes of the drow he receives $200.00, DRAW [IS ON THE LAST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7:13 P.M. Shop At The OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE BABY BONUS DRAW! win . . . SEAGRAVE NEWS Seagrave was saddened on Tuesday to hear of the passing of a long-time resident Mr. Milt Stone. We had ben receiving good reports about his condition after surgery so his death came as quite a shock, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dowson also suffered bereavement last week due to the death of a bro- ther Mr. Gordon Dowson of Lindsay. Still another death among our friends was that of Mrs. Gordon Forman (Vera Thompson) of Oshawa The late Mrs, Forman and her sister lived here during their school years with Mr. and Mrs. Walter King. We extend sympathy to all these families who have been passing through deep trouble, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Boe are again in the news. After a nice long stay in the sunny south they arrived home a week ago. This week-end they are enter- taining their son Carl, his wife and sons from Kingston. We can think of better places to spend a birthday than a hos- pital but that happened to Mrs. Clara Sleep who had to return to hospital on Wednesday, so spent her 89th birthday there. We wish her improved health for her 90th year. Another for whom we wish improvement is Mr. Cliff Har- per whose illnesses keep recur- ring and putting him under the doctor's care, In a more cheerful mood we note that Clifford Moon is feel ing quite pleased with himself. The reason -- As a student in Grade 11 P.P.H.S. he headed his class at both the Christmas an Easter examinations so earrfed a two-week expense-paid trip the West in summer holidays a long with winning students from other schools. Wayne & Lynda Wanamaker, Oshawa are having a holiday with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs, B. Wanamaker, Mrs. Hurst's sisters, Mrs, H, Bellamy, Toronto and Mrs. J. Burnside. Oshawa, spent Easter with the Hurst family as did Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hurst and family of Hampton, Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Butt were Mr and Mus, Vie, Sharpe, Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clarke, Port Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Allistar Run- dle, Brooklin. - Then on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Grant Butt, Gail and Ricky and Mr, Dorian Butt and Daphne were at that home, Visitors at "Tobin's Turn" this week-end were Mr. & Murs, Frank Tobin, Pt. Perry and Det. Dennis and Mrs. Tobin, Oshawa. This was "All-Out" Sunday. We weren't all out but attend- ance was about what it could and should be every Sunday. Beautiful baskets of flowers were placed in the church in memory of the late Mr, Milt, Stone and the late Mrs, Robt, Thompson. Services next week at the usual hours. Worship 10 a.m. and S.S. at 11 am, The U.C.W. meeting will be held one week later than usual on April 20th, This change was because we wished to have Mr. Suphal speak about Trinidad. For Your -- HEATING 0IL-- Comfort DURING THE COMING COLD WEATHER t SEE US FOR HEATING OIL We have FIRST QUALITY Furnace and Stove Oil and offer you Automatic Delivery with FREE Cleanout Service in the Spring. Phone Port Pzrry 985-7951 BUSINESS DIRECTORY G. McPHADEN INSURANCE 985-2341 Dec./66 EADE'S NURSING HOME Nurse in Attendance " Reasonable Rates, Pleasant Surroudings PHONE 985-2806 WANTED Highest Prices paid according to size and condition Phone Zenith 32800 NO TOLL CHARGE ED. PECONI & SON LTD. 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