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L 0 AN LI) NEIONILR 3 Ae BS 1 ad TE £ ART (TEETER ERE ARRAS TR GI HARRORAT AA OX Se 5 } 20 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, June 4,1970 "Ad Fath 18 ARORA FN Marie Taylor recently at- tended a reception given by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario - The Honourable W. ET R. MacDonald, in the Gover- nor's Suite at Queen's Park. The reception was given, to "honour all 'members of the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir - now in its 75th Anniversary Year. » J J With Mrs. E. Hayes over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hayes and family, Missassauga, and Mrs. Albert Holmes of Lindsay. * * * Senior Citizen members & friends from - Sunderland, Greenbank, Manchester and Port Perry travelled to Ot- tawa recently to see the tu- lips. Many toured the Par- liament Building and enjoy- ed the bus trip up the Dowe- ways and other interesting places including Hull, Que- bec. Everyone. thoroughly enjoyed the tour which was convened by Mrs. J. Robert- son and Mrs. C. Allen, * * * Members of Maybelle Re- bekah Lodge celebrated the 22nd Birthday of the Lodge at a dinner party at Haugen's Barbecue on Tuesday even- ing. After dinner all went to the Lodge Hall for enter- tainment, birthday cake and coffee. RE BE * Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLeod and family with Mr. and Mrs. Second Campaign The '""Bag-of Bulbs' cam- paign held by the Lions Club every year is generally a one evening event for the mem- bers. However, due to lack of volunteers, the 18 members present were unable to cover the complete territory. Only about half of the 600 bags packed were sold, and a second campaign will take place Monday, June 8. The second half of the bulbs will bedistributed in Utica, Epsom, Greenbank, Manchester and * Seagrave. Top Orator In Kinsmen Competition (Continued ing ovation when 1500 dele- gates enthusiastically respond- ed to his speech, "Kind Hands that Help". He dealt with the great work done among the mentally retarded by those who take time out to care and help. By the acclaim of the audience and the judges it was obvious the commun- ication was convincingly clear and unmistakably warm. Mr. Black MC's his own programme on C.J.R.N., Nia- gara Falls from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. on 1600 a.m. radio. On most days this programme comes through clear in the Port Perry area. The C.J.R.N. station is heard in many.parts of the U.S.A. and right across a large part of Ontario. Cottages Wanted L REAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR 985 - 7373 fa OTD THE TOWN'; John Moore and Gloria on the week-end. * * LJ] The Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto, Alurgni As- sociation, Markham Township Chapter, are" gathering for afternoon tea on June 7th, 3 p.m, at the home of Mrs, Fred McCleary, Bethesda Rd., Whitchurch. Many Valuable Items Donated To Museum (Continued large number of crafts for both adults and children, three days per week, 9:30 - 11:30 am, and 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. A list of all crafts available will appear in the Star on dune 11, and models of items which can be made will be on display at the Home Show. For further information, call 985-2176. : The Head Memorial Church has received a further gift from Haydon church in Darl- ington Township. 9 old pews and 4 brass hanging lamps have been added to the original donation, Donations and loans are coming in to the Museum with increasing frequency. A special gift "from the Whitby Hist- orical" Society - 2 boxes of deeds and mortgages. from Reach township in the 1820s and 1830s and a number of receipts and letters dated 1880-1920. Other recent don- ations - a one-hundred year old clock, a WWI helmet, a potash kettle, spinning wheel, quant- Bibles, a plough, a child's sleigh, charcoal portraits of ancestorsof two local families, 2 oil paintings, 1 by Mrs. Cutts and 1 by Mrs. Spurr, late of Prince Albert. The Museum Board would like to acknowledge the donors of these items by name. - but experience elsewhere has shown, however, that such recognition increases the danger of - break-ins in the homes of donors. Therefore, public acknowledgement will be made henceforth only at request of donors. Canoe the Nonquon '70 There will be - increased participation in the Canoe Race this year. About twenty applications have been receiv- ed 50 far with two weeks still to go. Last year 3b canoes took part: The Nonquon River is at a lower level this year than last,- however, no change in starting point is contemplated at this time. Participants should make a point of seeing - next week's issue of the Port Perry Star in. case any adjust- ment in plans is necessary. JAM FILLED SUNKIST ORANGES CARROTS DELICIOUS APPLES LEMONS 5. 249 HOT HOUSE TOMATOES = 45¢ No. 1 ONIONS 279 3 = 39 5 w 49: 6 = 45 3 = 55 SGTASHE | DIXIE PLATES «99. ship | CHOCOLATE Chips 35- wee 25: | MARGARINE =: 33¢ rn ZROKEN IoD IEATUREX! VAPONA | G5iiGN RINGS -- 35. STRIPS | (EoNADE coc 29: i 2035 w $2 AQ |TYORK MEAT PIES sx 3085: | WESTON DINNER ROLLS 33. ity of books, apple-peeler and RED & WHITE Apple Pies 2189. | HAMBURG BUNS wee: 1a: 2/89. BUNS :-~ 45: VEGETABLES! BUY-OF-THE-WEEK Weston IRSHALLONS RAINBOW OR WHITE CAP WESTON DATE & ORANGE GREST TOOTHPASTE «50 HEAD & SHOULDERS $1.39 mo 39 SAVE Sc! -- Q.T.F. Crushed O'SHERRY CIGARS (10s) obs 75¢ "PINEAPPLE *: 2:35 FEATURE! - K. & K. Mandarin ORANGE Skicos 10.02. ting SAVE 10cl -- PALM GARDEN TEA BAGS vos 2:49 69 SPECIALLY SELECTED PICNIC STYLE | SHOULDER PORK ROASTS CORNED BEEF .- 59 5 i loin Pork | KOLBASSA CHUBS no 78g BUTT PORK CHOPS 69: POTATO SALAD Form Suze Dood 6 Ped | SAUSAGE b B58 Rump Roast 1.09 Sirloin Steak -+1.09 Wieners rox. =u +1.,29 § Shop In Comfort In Our Air-Conditioned STORE ROYAL -- 12 oz tin BUDGET ROYALE COLOUR PRINT TOWELS Luncheon Meat 39¢ 2 PKGS. he Dog Food io: in 10¢ Q (@