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JOHN (JACK pm. instead of 2 p.m. Instead | dressed in amusing costumes, i X a dies high--Mrs. R. R ond . ( ) : .'| man (as Minister). ther for Senior Citizens, We dies high--Mrs. R. Rogers, 2n : of a business meeting, we plan-| some were lovely too, even in really make. geod use of Hall rMis EB 'Parrot' Low -- Mrs McCLELLAND their wedding dresses, ushers ys , ' fe rr Tx ' ned a Pot Luck Supper, Many vere Mra iid Hardy and M To hear the laughter was all of course made possible by M. Clark; Gent's High Mrs, The death occurred suddenly used their cars to pick up those rr My y 3 ; i D. Nott (as man); Second--Mr. | ,. ) , ; who had ih 0. Stone, in men's atifre (lo the thanks needed for putting Council of Port Perry. Next ; as the result of a car accident ad no other transporta- in oily ll the on this act. May we thank Euchre, Sat., Nov. 20th at 8.30 G. Cochrane; Low--Mr. F. Sta- | ,, County Rd. #7 Scugog Is- tion. It was'a happy get-to- Bride Mr F Sta WY ) everyone for the time & trouble p.m. (Hall back of Post office). ple. " " J land, on Wednesday, October gether. Eighty-five or more pnd 44 Fr SCreAm) | hey took to make this event Meetings second and fourth bt 26, 1966. Jack was born mm fa sat down to a sumptuous meal. Ted 'Wig ard vell'aud:so-on, such a success and may we also | Wed. each 'month at 2 pm. Time Flies . Oshawa on March 12, 1944 and h After the dishes 'were cleared| Brides father (Mrs. Suggitt) | say thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Old age does not mean to sit ||jveq there for a number of beh away, preparations were made | Bridesmaids were 'Mr. J. Dem-| Marks for their kindness in the| Please members note there' home and fret, years. He attained his educa- 3 for a concert to follow. Reci-|ara and Mr. E. Healey. Flower | use of their home. Some dress- will be no meeting at the hall There is plenty to do for us tion from schools in Oshawa pe tations were given by Mrs. E.| girl, carrying baskét of flow-|ed at the Hall- and others on Wed, November 23, as it older folks yet, and was a member of' the 8th a Webster which are very hum-|ers) (Mr. G. Baird), you can| (Wedding Party) dressed in| has been decided to hold our A cheery smile ,a handshake, | Oshawa Cubs and later became Wi ourous. Following it was a|imagine the laughter, a 6 ft. costume at B. Mark's home. annual dinner that evening at singing a song, a member of the 8th Oshawa He Mock Wedding which caused a| tall flower girl. Mrs. E. Gibson was pianist and 6.80, No gifts exchanged until Music and laughter to help. Sea Scouts: He was a member 2 i" , euch other along, of King Street United Church, or y : Time passes quickly, Time Oshawa. In 1963 he became Fe i Hi Hi : HE : HH i waits for no man, employed - at General Motors $9; It hehoves each one, to do and was an employee at the ek what he can, : time of his passing. He was a 24 Youth passes quickly, its soon | pober of Warriner Lodge Hie at each door, #175, Port Perry. AY When life reaches sixty. three ad " scores or more. On March'20, 1965 he mar- aN Lets make the best of these ried Sharen L. Crozier and at al ~ 7. years that are left this time came to reside at 259 Ld To radiate, joy & happiness, Queen Street, Port Perry. iS & give our very best: Left to mourn his passing ne 3 are his wife Sharen, and wee le ON SALE THIS WEEK-END, WED. to SAT., NOV. 16 to 19 at Your son Stephen John, his parents if 3 : Mr. and Mrs. William McClel oi RB. : u : y S po | land, Oshawa, his sister Nancy fet ; Jill aso of Oshawa, his grand- ht : parents Mr. and Mrs. Hi Me- iL y UU \N Quigge, Whitby, also loving oA it : son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs, os Fhe hh Sb SS hhh RR hd LO 'Rev Mr Teskey brought a Douglas Crozier, Scugog. He in / / [] * . . . 7", + |! THIS WEEK'S MEAT FEATURES | BIOnE. Roun very fino sermon on Sunday, Wil be missed by a host of re- il 4 y tis theme was based ro) Armi- latives and friends which was i / u - : DAILY 8: :30 to 9:00 Stine: evident in the many foral of- in ' THE KING OF ROASTS / : ferings. He / } EXCEPT TUESDAY -- 8:30 fo. 1:00 | | , MF 224 Mrs. Harald Bencey 3k / ; ' Ajax were guests of Mr. and| The funeral was held on 4 / ' - Mrs. Grant Franklin & George | gaturd October 29. 1966 at FA / SATURDAY -- 8:30 to 6:00 ) . alurcay, Lctober. Li, " x / 4 : on Saturday evening. McDermott-Panabaker . Funeral ha » A BONE IN / Little Misses Anne and Janet Home Port Perry with the Rev. Tew! ' SHORT y Lamb spent several days' with| George Tesky of Scugog Pas- 7; ' od / FREE DELIVERY their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. | ¢ora1 Charge, 4 ' ' } | Masterson, St. Catherines. Mr. : SH a / - POONE 985 - 2492 and Mrs. Wm. Lamb were with! His pall bearers were: Art 33 ' ' mC ; her parents on the week-end &| Van. Camp, Robert Gledhill, £38 N 4: ! brought the girls home with | Bruce Cochrane, George Oliver ih - / 4 them: Jr., Gerald Goreski and James HE : SHIREY LEAN / Mrs. Best of Gaspé is. visit- | McCabe. | yi HU i ---- : -- FRESH -A--HEAD ing fe? ih Mr Lawrence Best| 0 was made in Pine od 4 and family. : : | : ARISING pBe b. 5 3c , LETTUCE 2 Be Correction -- The Annual Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. . | / / Christmas U.C.W. meeting will "Thy Will Be Done" i: Y FRESH SLICED s be at Mrs. Toombs, Dec. 8th : : * 4 BEEF LIVER A at 2 p.m. instead of Jan. 8 as ' Ih 4 3c / PEPPER reported last week. 4 : ® / Mr. and Mrs. Don Lane, Osh- Check The Label } k ' : ASH C | | awa were supper guests of the wel il / ; DEVON RINDLESS ' SQU/ EACH 1 0) Grant Franklins on Saturday| Om Your Paper 2 / : evening, : / -- om vr t ; SIDE BACON nw §9¢ i * / ' sto 4 ' ; 4 HEREFORD SAVE 34c * ESRC RRCt IACI CIICITIRIIIIACISAD? op / CANADA PACKERS COLD CUTS : aR : F : ' 2 - / MACARONI & CHEESE LOAF Your Choice 2 for ; CORNED BEEF ) 0 1 00 WwW E Ss L A N E 8 be) $ PICKLE & PIMENTO : A : : <I aa CHICKEN - Vac Pak 6 oz. 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