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"ol PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 17,1969 -- 13 B Millan was in charge of the room with the shower gifts. Miss Cheryl Metcalf in charge of the wedding gifts. Miss Penny Venning looked after the guest book and Miss Jan- ice Crawford served. Pour- ing tea were Mrs. Wayne Venning, Mrs, Garry Ven- ning, Mrs. Neil McMillan, Mrs. Jack Rahm, Mrs. Tenny- son Samells, The beautiful floral arran-|. gements through the home also the bride's corsage were done by Mrs. John Carnag. han and Mrs. Hector Short® ridge catered. -- i Sincere, sympathy is ex- tended Mrs. Creighton Devitt of Bowmanville in the death of Mr. Devitt Friday night. The Devitts were former | Cartwright resideiits all their lives until retiring in Bow- manville. A large number attended the Orange service in the Northcott-Elliott Par- lours Sunday evening, and no doubt a great many will also attend the funeral Monday. Several from this area at- tended the Orange walk in Lindsay Saturday. Mr. Elmer Thompson. Mea- ford is visiting his many cousins in this area. _ Mr. Norman Wright and Continued Amt RK Nie mg Ry i OS wn Mr. and Mrs. Herpert Baker celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their . home in Sunderland, July 2; with about 200 friends and relatives wishing them well. Mr. Baker was born on the home farm just west of Sunderland, now operated by his son Robert. He is the fifth generation to farm the land there. Mrs, Baker, the former © Lucille Archer, was the daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Robert Archer, Port Perry. They were married in Uxbridge by Rev. Frazer in the Presbyterian Manse. There are two children, Robert, father of four children and daughter Jean, living at home. The Bakers moved into their Sunderland home in 1950. --Photo by R.G. Lightfoot Elmer says: FIND THE BROKEN RULE Contest No. 2 . Look both ways be- fore you cross the street, ~ : 2. Keep from. between - © parked cars. 3. Ride your bike safely and obey all signs and . signals. 4. Play your games in a safe place away from the street. 3 5. Walk when you leaye i the curb. 6. Where there are no --=-- "sidewalks walk on the left side of the road facing traffic, | -1and-Miss~Margaret Miller. [¥ S-- LACKSTOCK Mrs. Norma Bradford, Knniq skillen were Sundav evening visitors of Mrs. Albert Wright and Mrs. G. Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trewin and Earle attended the Tre- win family picnic at Haydon, Sunday. SN Mr. 'and * Mrs. Kenneth Brown and Miss Dorothy, Oshawa, were Sunday supper guests of Mrs. C. Hill. Mr. Roy Werry moved from his farm which was re- cently sold, to'an apartment in the Martyn block. Miss Patti Bryans is spend- ing two weeks in Fenelon Falls with Mrs. Ruby Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans, attended the wedding of her cousin Mr. Rick Jay, and Miss Lynn Stainton in Tyrone on Saturday and the reception at Bowmanville Go!f Club. Sunday callers with the Bob Bryans family -- Mr. & Mrs. Bob Smith, Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thomn- son and family, Maple Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bryans, Courtice; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker and. girls, Oshawa.. - Elizabeth and Eleanor Kelly are visiting their grand parents Mr: and Mrs. Court- ney Graham while their mn. ther and little sister are in hospital, Mr. and" Mrs. Merdith Thompson, . Omemee called falling asleep favourite songs were sung and Lorrie Turn- er told them about the stars. Fri. was the last day. The girls cleaned up the camp- site and then had a final swim. We were glad that we had broken camp before the storm came. The Girl Guides of Cart- wright would like to thank all 'those who came to camp with special treats. We would also like to thank the many families who helped to set up and then to break camp. MAIL BEFORE JULY 22 TO: a ELMER, Show which Elmer rule is BOX 4072, being broken above, then STATION A, COLOR the picture. TORONTO 1, ONT. 2. Any Canadian child of elemen- tary school age may' enter NAME 3 (RAMBLER SCRAMBLER). <| 3. Fill out box with your FULL 2 B [ K E S ? name and address v 'hv - on noch d A "A: Cul oul along dotted fines TT TWO BOYS' 'TWO. GIRLS' and: mail to address shown ADDRESS % ' : in box. g 5. All entries become property i . FLYTE of Elmer the Safety Elephant. {Town ot- City} : - ACCESSORY KITS Judges' decision is final. TELEPHONE , Each kit contains valuable . x ; items. for your bike. ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE AGE Boy ..... Girl ........ & TI ste rad rt mens pn fabs. ent rt nt i sn. oi Pits nls mma stint. pitino Sita . v - . Check The Label 'On Your Paper SUMMER NEWS Trousseau Tea Sunday afternoon Mrs. Chas. Venning held a trous- seau tea for her daughta Linda who is to be married Saturday 19th. 75 guests. at- tended. Miss Marilyn Mec- on Mrs. G. Fowler Sunday. Mr, and. Mrs. Ross Ashton and family, Haydon, were Sunday guests. of the Roy McLaughlins, Mr. and Mrs. Ardis McAr- thur, Willowdale spent Mon- day with his mother Mrs. J. A. McArthur and Miss Demp- sey. : Miss Betty McArthur is taking a Secondary School | Principal's course at-Western-- } University, London, by the request of York County Bd of Education. Mrs. Joan Mott is taking a course in music at Riverdale Collegiate. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larm- er and their complete family attended service at :Center- ville Prshyterian church Sun- day at 9.30 a.m. At this ser- vice a Communion table, in memory of the first Larmers who settled in that area and their descendants was dedi- cated. Following the service the friends had a pleasant visit which was followed by a delicious luncheon served by the ladies of the church. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm and Paul. 'were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc- Cann and Mr. and Mrs. Brucé Watt and Andrew, Oshawa; Mr. -and Mrs Cameron Por- ter, Sean and Sheryl, Orono. Mrs. W. King, Oshawa, vi- sited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rah Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Skelding moved into their new home in the village Monday. HOMES WANTED L RIAL ESTAILLTIO REALTOR 985-7373 Aluminum Combination STORM & SCREEN Doors CEDAR PICNIC TABLES FOR OUTDO OR LIVING Window Air Conditioners ' FOR INDOOR COMFORT Reesor Fuel & Lumber Phone: 985-7951 -- Port Perry Howard's Draperies HOWARD VICE, Prop. BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard Venetian & Cloth. Blinds Custom Made Slip Covers Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating Service z PASTA oY » A