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SOR PEE SALA HSE LAR SN Wo Lt Aor FLEE i 5h AY PRR RASA SSR oi Ns WY vith PEE WTA ND L200 PR a SY SOLE IRAE ROH 16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Marh 8,1972 W.I. Celebrates 75th Mr. and Mrs. George W. Samells recently were en- tertained in Oshawa at a family dinner party at the home.of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Bailey, on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniver- sary. Hostess on the happy occasion were their daugh- ter's Mrs. Bruce Mackey & Mrs. Earl 'Bailey. Guests included Mrs. George Pal- mer, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Crosier, Toronto, Mr. and -Mrs. Stanley Plough- man, Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Ploughman of Port Perry. * * * Mrs. Mary Sweetman and Marguerite Lewis have left for a two week vacation in the Barbados. Bn 7 om aS Fl * * * Port Perry Lions Club will sponsor a Public Speak- ing Contest for High School students on Thursday, Apr. 6th. - 'The contest is open to students from High Schools in District A-3 cov- ering an area from Brock- ville to Ajax. ra Nee * * * On Thursday, March 2nd, aint em Sunderland Public School let off 1250 hellium filled balloons, as part of an ex- periment in air currents. All these balloons are tag- ged. If any are found in : A A, SS a el AS "appreciate the tags being filled in and returned to them, * * * Mr. and Mrs. Graham left on Sunday by Winter safari part of CHS carnival events This year at the CHS Winter Carnival a' cross- country safari on snowmo- biles was a new event in the programme of activities. About 30 snowmobiles with approximately 50 avid dri- vers and riders participated in the 17 mile trek over a variety of terrain - going south to the Purple Hill road and back homeward via the syndicate trails. The weather and driving con- ditions were perfect for the safari. The only mishap occurred when the principal T ran out of gas with his Al machine. Following are results of 24 some C.H.S. Winter-Carnival i events: 1. Nail Pounding (Girls), 1st Lynn Barter (Tiger). 2. Thong Touching, 1st Bill Woods (Tiger® 3. Log Sa*.ng, 1st Grant McLaughlin and Blair Martyn (Tiger) 4. Banana Eating, 1st Brian Barter (Ali Cat) 15 bananas. 5. Tug of War, 1st (Girls) - x Ali Cats, 1st (Boys) - Ali v. Cats. 4 6. Ayagg, Ist Pat Pro- f cunier. (Ali Cat) 7. Snow Sculpture, 1st Ali Cats, 2nd Oakpiks, 3rd i Tigers. Final Scores -- Ali Cats, 30 points; Tigers, 25 points, Oopiks, 19 points. "ROUND THE bus to Buffalo and then by some of the students of the the area the students would Clarence air for a week's goliday in the Barbados. PY * * *» Four Lions from the Nor- wood Lions Club including Past District Governor Don Jones, visited at the. regu- at 4 4 4 4 4 4 Z| 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 /! / 7 4 % 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 / 4 4 Anniversary A delightful evening was enjoyed by Greenbank and invited guests last Tuesday when our branch 'helped to celebrate the 75th Anniver- sary of the F.W,1.O, Seven. ty-four people sat down to a delicious beef dinner which was prepared by the ladies of Bethesda W.L the . anniversary cake and coffee. Mr, John Phoenix and Mr. Lorne Theobald, of Toronto spent the week-end with the Fred Phoenix family. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs, John McCabe on the birth of their son on Feb. 20th, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Stud- inski of Hamilton, Mr. and ACRE fo RA HN Sere' Greenbank News Nate of prizes at the Friday night euchre were as follows: Men's high Armour Me. Millan; 2nd Isaac Cather- wood; low - Stan Alldred. Ladies high Mrs. Chris Goldstone; 2nd Mrs. H. Mc- Millan; low Phyllis Clark. Door Prize Neil Rodd. The next euchre party Stone attended the opening of the new Stone Real Es- 3 tate office in Port Perry on Friday and Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doble. son Roger and friend of Pickering were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Phoenix - . and family. " The music of George Beare's Orchestra was en- joyed by all who attended the Parent-Teacher sponsor- ed dance at the Hall on Sat- urday evening. lar monthly meeting of the Following the banquet pro- Mrs. Ken Hunter and Mrs. will be held in the hall on » J Port. Perry Lions Club hel ressive euchre was played. E. Hunter of Scarboro we March 17th at 8:00 p.m. , Anyone having news for. i = BADEN ER So WHERE THE ( or u NG ) : BEST BUY! -- DAK BRAND 11h. Tin Om : 2 | PICNIC | Pork Shoulders 99. PARKAY | MARGARINE cf 3 48 Fl. Oz, Tins" = LIBBY'S "BEANS vin poi 3:88 MARTIN'S APPLE JUICE 3is1 38-0z. Bottle . n SHIRRIFF JELLY oessears 11: 90. CRISCO OIL + bes roi" 1.05 / BUY! -- ECONOMY PACK ' RED ROSE TEA BAGS ----77-| GLAD GARBAGE BAGS 59. 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