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EEN BRAY SER RPA HA .ing the Lord's Prayer. BA OA RE Ce ES I SGA oN ANS 4 HELEN SE NRA 6G - PORT PERRY STAR --- Thursday, June 19, 1969 11 SNS | Lay, ARLEN BEET LAN Handicraft Guild The June meeting of the Louise Patterson. Handicraft Guild "was heki- at the home "of Mrs. Sanderson, Janetville. After a bountiful pot-luck luncheon, the President, Mrs." Naples, called the meeting to order and opened by allrepeat- The twenty-four members andfour visitors were - welcomed by Mrs. Naples who read the Treasurer's report in the absence of Mrs. Innes, Mrs. Owen, Secretary read the report of the May meeting and a letter from the Browns of Uxbridge, announcing that |, the third annual festival is to be held in the, Scott Township Hall on Jurie 14. Mrs. Hubert Elliot reported on a Rug Show. which she * had visited recently at Dear- born Michigan. It was the larg-|. est collection of rug she had ever seen. She noted many differences in colouring and texture from those done here. Of special interest was an adjustable hooking stand which made the work much ~ easier. The Gift Shop in Mrs. Sker- ratt's home has been open since May and a variety of beautiful articles are for sale from 9 until 7 Fridays and Saturdays and other days by appointment. Signs point the HOMES WANTED L * REAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR 985-7373 ROXY T (90.4:133]o]e] 5 4 ed the art of making vases, etc. way and mark the house which : is four miles west: of Manch- | gas ester. A letter from Mrs. Pat- terson to Miss Williams let us know that she is recuperating at her daughter's. home at Isaac's Harbour and hopes to be teaching soon. A card was sighed and posted. : No September meeting will be held as many of the mem- bers expect to be holidaying. So the next méeting will be October 8. The Guild accept- ed the kind invitation of Mrs. Robertson to hold the meet- ing at her home. - The President thanked Mrs. Sanderson for her kindness in opening her home to the Guild and for the 'demonst- ration which followed. . Mrs. Sanderson demonstrat- using putty and odds and ends of jewellery, glass, stones, etc. and a busy hour was spent Through the courtesy of Ted Griffin, Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Ltd., the youngest member of the Star staff Joe Jordan was i to view the canoe race on the Nonquon and Lake Scugog from the air. To take photos from the air is quite intricate, and-considering this was Joe's first attempt at this type of Dhorogrebni A id a creditable job. by_Joe Jordan bs each got out her treasurers. Some very attractive articles were produced. Before leaving we made a tour through the house which .is really a miniature museum with rare and beaut- "iful articles collected or made over the years. A handmade churn, over one hundred years old and other articles for butter making, pictures made from buttonsand hooked rugs to mention only a few of the treasurers. All went home with the satisfaction of having. spent an enjoyable 'and profitable afternoon. Thank you; Mrs. Sanderson. -'I'ne June meeting of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary was held on Monday, June 16 at the Hospital with 17 pre- sent. - Mrs, M. B. Dymond, Presi dent presided at the meet- ing.- The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer fol- lowed by roll call. The min- utes of the last meeting were read and approved. Words of thanks for cards received were expressed by Mrs. V. Bell and Mrs. Donald Cro- TINLEY: 852-6033 Thurs.--Fri.--Sat, June 19-20-21 | |zier. A letter was read from THE BOSTON STRANGLER . 8p.m. ||Mrs. Donna den Ouden for oar Tony Curti bootees. ' y a; : ' Mrs. Donald Crozier re- Mon.=Tues.--Wed. une, 23-24-25 ported the Tag Day netted : NOBODY'S PERFECT -7:30p.m. $100.00 and the Spring Fair Doug Mclure, Naney Kwan ~~ $610.00. The following.don>- ' TOBRUK -9:00 p.m. tions were received: . Rock Hudson, George Peppard Fidelity Lodge #428 .$25.00 Coming Soon - W.C. FEILDS Shirley Institute ........... = 10 » DANCE CLUB ANNRENE Saturday, June 21st, 1969 Music by .GEORGE BEARE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Scugog Grace UCW...... NAME ADDRESS . PLEASE ENROLL ME IN, TEENAGE DANCE Sunday, June 29th, 1969 I WELLSPRINGS PARK® | SWIMMING LESSONS UNDER THE INSTRUCTION OF MILDRED IVES : AND ROYAL LIFESAVING 'Lessons for Minnows, Tadpoles, Beginners, Juniors; | Intermediate, Senior, Royal Life Saving, and also. Adult Class, Fees $8.00. Classes Daily, Monday to Fri-, | day starting Wednesday, July 2, at 9:00 a.m. PNAS NAS NAPS NPIS SAP REGISTRATION FORM (please print) Mail to: Mrs. M. Ives, R.R. 1, Port Perry Please Make Cheques Payable to L.E. Taylor ; ~~ Cheques'must be presented with Regi Vo Graduates John. David Jefford, son {jof Mr, Jefford, Elliot Lake, received his Bachelor of Science degree in_ electrical engineering "at recent graduation ceremonies at the University of Toronto. Bell Telephone . Company: in Toronto. AGE PHONE . her'Bachelor of Arts degree in eran: University. : Both Catherine and David completed their High Shoal Veducation in Port Perry. . RN 'and Mrs. John F. | David is now employed by the Mrs. 'Grdig | Porter, (nee Catherine Jefford) also grad: uated on May 26th receiving French at the Waterloo Luth- Blackstock O.N.O. ....... 29.00 Blackstock U.C.W. 3.35 The beautiful quilt donated by the Senior Citizens which was on display in our booth at the Home Show will be drawn for in August. Tickets are. available from Mts. Ed- wards on the street in town @lmost anyday. We are grateful to Mrs. Blwadsfor Hospital Auxiliary Makes Contributions To The Total Amount Of Nearly 4,500. selling $100.00 worth of tick- ets on our recent rug draw. Mrs. Dymond expressed thanks to all who had helped at "the Blood donor clinic. - Motion was passed to pay $1500.00 to the Hospital Board on our pledge to the Building fund and to _pur- chase a new table for ohstet: 'ries worth S$2070.00, Mrs. pressed thanks to the com- mittee "in charge .of the Spring Fair and to the dec- orating committee. for their fine arrangements. : It is hoped to have the Gift Shop at' the hospital open A. McDermott ex-- soon and Mrs. Dymond and -- Mrs. McDermott are in charge of working out a schedule. = The suggested hours to have the shop open are 1:30-to 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:00-p.m. Volunteer help for these Hougs will be neéded. Next meeting in Soptan ber, 2 COUNTY OF ONT ARIO NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS TO DESTROY WEEDS Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land in accordance with the Weed Control Act, R.S.0., 1960, C 427, Section 3, 13 and 19, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands within the County of Ontario are destroyed by the fifteenth day of June 1969, and throughout the season as often as it is necessary to prevent the ripening of their seeds and dispersal of their pollens, the municipality may enter. upon ~ the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the cost against the - owner, apd collecting in like manner as for municipal taxes. ~The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited. Ray Medd, M.A. Colville, A. Richardson, J: W. Piatti 'GOUNTY WEED INSPECTORS : WEEDS CONT ROL AREAS and RATES Townships of Rama, Mara, Thorah, Brock, Villages of Beaverton, Townships of Reach, Scugog, Scott, Uxbridge, Village of Port Perry, Cannington Town of Uxbridge - M.A. Colville ; Pefferlaw R. Medd Port Perry R.R. 1 i "78R 22 R.R. 1 © 985-2634 Sunderland, Ont. Port Perry, Ont. A Town® of Whitby, Township of Town of Ajax, Village of Pickering, East _Whitby Township of Pickering A. Richardson - Brooklin JW. Piatti Oshawa Ashburn, Ont, - 655-4741 Apt. 104 723-9540 ; - 110 Park Road North : County of Ontario Administrative Oshawa, Ont. . "16056 Rossland Road © Whitby East 668-6891 Whitby, Ontario The rates charged for weed cutting by the County of Ontario: $n Oper hour: with a Mimimum Charge of $20. 00 per fot. ~~ Complaints regarding poxious weeds may be madedirectly to the Weed Inspectors or the County of Ontario Administrative Ottics, ena Wm. G. Manning ~ Administrator and Clerk-Treasurer \ » tL 43