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v id ed Aes = Ed A i. Se EA w am! A A A iy ok LS Naud ny LS. | ¢ a OF SERS Sh TRY RS Sirk bod 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1967 Hughson-Brent 60th Anniversary Recalls Wedding In Bride's Home A well-known and highly re- spected couple, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hughson of Myrtle Station, were honored by their family, friends and community at Myrtle United Church on the occasion of their diamond wed- ding anniversary recently. Mr. and Mrs. Hughson, the former Miss Maude Brent, were married at the farm home of the bride at Raglan, Ontario, ~~ January 30, 1907. Most of their married life was spent in the Raglan, Myrtle district where Mr. Hughson was engaged in farming. They retired to their present home at Myrtle Station about 18 years ago. They have one son, Lloyd, of Toronto and one grandson, Danny. Mrs. Hughson when able was an active member of the Wo. man's Association of Myrtle United Church and the Myrtle Women's Institute. Mr. Hugh- son served several years on the church board and is a member of Mount Zion Masonic Lodge at Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Hughson are members of Myrtle United Church. Smilingly receiving their many-guests Mrs. Hughson wore an afternoon dress of soft rose- colored crepe with a corsage of pink carnations and silver rib- bon. Receiving with the couple was their son, Lloyd, his wife, Twila, and grandson, Danny; a sitser, Mrs. Russel Radburn (Rose) of Teronto and Mrs. Roy Moon of Raglan who was the organist on their wedding day. A sister, Mrs. Talmadge Taylor (Eva) of Vancouver was unable to be present. . The lace-covered tea table was centered. by a wedding cake, decorated in pink & white, flanked b ytall pink candles in silver holders and floral ar- rangements of pink and white carnations and chrysanthe- mums. Pouring tea were Mrs. Russel Radburn, Mrs. Lloyd Hughson and Mrs. Thelma Maybee, all of Toronto. Assisting in serving were members of Myrtle UCW and Myrtle WI and serving the cake was a niece, Mrs. Russel Lane of Oshawa. Proposing the - toast "to the bride and Pdegion of sixty the Reverentl ®William years, Patterson of Myrtle United Church, humorously recalled the wedding trip to the station when the couple set off on their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hughson replied. ; Congratulations were received from Her Majesty Queen Eliza- FR. SE EE aa a a beth II; Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson; the Honorable John Diefenbaker; the Honorable Mi- chael Starr, MP; the Honorable John P. Robarts, prime minister of Ontario and the Honorable Matthew Dymond, MD, Ontario minister of health and welfare. There were also many greeting cards from relatives, & friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hughson receiv- ed numerous gifts including a purse of money from their fa- mily and a lamp from the com- munity. Mr. Lloyd Hughson expressed thanks to all on behalf of his parents and paid them a glow- ing tribute. Guests were present from Toronto, Enfield, Port Perry, Raglan, Brooklin and Oshawa. RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WITHYQUR HELP d . Bo AT : \ i $e Eo tw ty ' . Tas (RY FRR STAIR INGS LF E-RAE 35 J DURE PE . Baba CA ral ALP OY 8 ry = Tr Prince Albert News By Mrs. Les Beacock Last Saturdady evening Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Love were en- tertained to a dinner away from home by their daughter Lexie and son John upon the special occasion' of their par- ents "Silver Wedding Anniver- sary", Upon returning home they were graciously received by a party of well-wishers including some thirty-five relatives and friends. who extended cheery greetings. At this time a dainty corsage was tacked on Patricia's dress and a boutonnaire for Clayton. The honoured couple were the recipients of floral arrange- ments and numerous cards. The hours passed very quickly as dancing and reminiscing was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Love sincerely voiced appreciation for the purse of money presented to them by the group. A delicious buffet and wedding cake pro- vided the usual fitting. climax to the party. Many more years of health and happiness were wished the bride and groom "the Loves".of 25 years Rey Guests attended from Toronto, Lindsay, Sunderland, Oshawa and local points. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter attended the 40th wedding an- niversary honouring Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Samells in Oddfellows Hall, Port Perry, recently. FEB 15 SS ine ie Tee > Sw TSE SST Sane oo IS Si SJ ISS S _Silie. SH GRAND OPENIN PECI } 33 Hire Eon > "SH LS MAR. 1 Sas Z@=n 7 SSH SS \ Sie >] } ISUITS DRESSE DRAPES TROUSE SLACKS SKIRTS [Plain] TRENCH COATS TOP COATS (Ladies or Gents) S RS (Plain) 2 (unlined) (2 pair for) (2 pair for) (except fur or borg) per panel WHITE DRESS SHIRTS 3 for (WITH DRY CLEANING) All Kinds Of Leather Goods Cleaned And Refinished Leather Coats, Leather Jackets, Suede Coats and Jackets, Gloves Etc. for) GORDON CLEANERS "Sufliee_Shiljin: HfL fis PORT (Corner Queen & Perry St.) PERRY The Girls' 4-H Jr. Homemak- ers meeting was well attended and accomplished much at the home of Mrs. Allen Martyn last Saturday. The theme this year, "World of Foods". A pleasant evening was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen Friday night when a successful euchre was played in aid of Cub and Scouts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson attended the "At Home" in Wick church parlors on Satur- day upon the 50th wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gra. ham. Mr. W. E. Martyn spent Fri- day with his sister and brother- in-law Mr, and Mrs. B. L. Wana- maker, Seagrave, Mr. & Mrs. B. Snelgrove and Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter have returned from a two week mo- tor trip in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. E. Barnhardt, Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott Brooklin, and their wives, with their wive's brother Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtby, were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. Yin Tor- onto. Mr. and Mrs. N. 'Wilson "visit ed her sister Mrs. Margaret Rodd, Oshawa on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hunter were Sunday company with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kyrytow, of Toronto. They also called on a sister-in-law Mrs. N. Malcolm who is a patient in East General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock and Mr. and Mrs. S. Moore of Shir- ley attended the Parliamentary Dinner, Carousel Inn, Ajax, on Friday Se {| Cedar Creek News (Too late for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ouimet have sold their service station ers and her sons, The Ouimets are living with Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson for awhile. Bruce Cummings's mare, Ar- bour Rose, had a filly foal on February 1st. 'Mr. Charles Parm, a former Cedar Creek resident, is a pa- tient in Oshawa General Hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Laroc- que had to go to Hamilton on "Thursday-to--pick up-their_car. | It had been stolen from the parking lot of the Fritz-Glitch factory where Richard is em- ployed, on Wednesday night. The police recovered it in Ham- ilton when it ran out of gas. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Till and fa- mily of Greenbank visited the Bruce Cummings family on Thursday 'evening. "|-land, low Tom Ogden. and snack bar to Mrs. Saund-{-- NEWS By Jean Jeffery MY VALENTINE % When washing at the kitchen sink, I sometimes pause and idly think, How wonderful I'd look in i mink! While working at the kitchen table, : Making a wedding gift for little Mable, I think how snug I'd be in Sable. But when I hear the door open, Gee! * Into my hubby's arms I flee And know that love's the cloak for me. Bad weather again this week, when the E.C.E.C. met at the school so there was no dance following the Euchre party. The winners at Euchre were: For the ladies--Mrs. Minnie Durie, 2nd Mrs. Olive Lane, low Mrs. C. Watson. Gents: 1st Harold McDiarmidd, 2nd Bruce Hough- "There will be another party Friday, Feb. 24th. All - the children of Epsom = § area are invited to a skating party at Uxbridge rink Satur. 'day afternoon at 2 pim. After skating all are invited to the Ross home of Mr. and Mrs. Evans for lunch. ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Marlene, Ricky & Scott were Sunday dinner-guests with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson. Misses Linda and Lori Bush- ell of Peterborough were with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton for the week- end. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. & Mrs. Keith Ashton entertained the Ashton & Asling families in honour of Julia's first birth- day. ; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry visited with Mrs. Ruby Rogers in Brooklin on Monday. Mr.-J.P--Wilson-of Uxbridge visited with Mr. Howard Ash. ton on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kerry were supper guests Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Her- man Kerry. 'We wish a speedy recovery to Miss Karen Geer who had tonstlectomy on Monday at Ux- - bridge Cottage Hospital. : Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans and family were supper guests on 'Wednesday evening with Mr. & Mrs. James Clarke of Ashworth. Mr. Donald Asling attended an Adult Christian Education meeting at Sutton last Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry and family were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans one evening recent. ly. The NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY of ONTARIO RIDING are holding a -- GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING COMMUNITY HALL, PEFFERLAW THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 8 P.M. Guest Speaker -- CLIFF PILKEY, President of the Oshawa and District Labour Council. PUBLIC WELCOME. Units for 4, 6 or 8 People Kitchenette and Living area Private Shower and Tollet A Private Lot 40' x 50' Patio and Picnic Table Oshawa Village CARAVANE 'Motel ACCOMMODATION FOR EXPO '67 For Full Details Please Phone, Write or Drop Into . . . Mitchell & Waite Travel Service 6Y2 Prince St. Swimming and Wading Pools Children's Playgrounds Radio and Television Telephone Free Parking at Your Door - Phone Collect 728 -7395-6 p-------------- LS