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FE SA ay A al el Zeit, Dr PPA RPA on ar at So Sa Re NR, TEN pom x Sl Tat ' Learning for Living Learning for Living Learning for Living | 26-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1974 Visits Port Perry Credit Social leader A.J. "Sid" Hamelin paid a return visit to Port Perry Saturday, on his way Ontario's to preside over a meeting in Cobourg. Mr. Hamelin, 38, was elected to his position of leader of the Ontario Social Credit League at the party's annual convention in Latch- am Centre, Port Perry, last October. President and General Manager of a prosperous manufacturing company in party #/FREE\$ assistance to help you choose the right lighting fixtures foryourhome. AL Call us for an appointment or drop into our large showroom at 75 Richmond Street West in Oshawa. 75 RICHMOND ST. w OSHAWA 725-3539 Hamilton, Mr. Hamelin was in town over the weekend to speak to local delegates to the 1974 annual convention, which will be held this time in North Bay. As it was last year, the convention will be held over the Thanksgiving long week- end. He said he intends to seek re-election at North Bay, and he was drumming up support for the re-election campaign while in Port Perry. He also visited con- vention delegates in Whitby while in this area. Last year Mr. Hamelin was opposed in his success- ful race for the leadership by Bruce Arnold of Port Perry, but he will not face that competion in 1974. "Sid has done an amazing job. We have had fantastic growth this past year," Mr. Arnold told the Star "I hope to have the privelege of nom- ination him for a second year when I get to the convention next month." Living Learning for Living Learning Jor Living Learning for Living THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION REGISTER SEPTEMBER 23 & 24 FOR THE FOLLOWING NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES GENERAL INTEREST: SEWING (Basic and Advanced) UPHOLSTERY -- WOOD REFINISHING -- CANING TYPING -- CRAFTS -- HUNTERS SAFETY (5 Weeks) INTERIOR DECORATING -- PHYSICAL FITNESS OIL PAINTING ACADEMIC SUBJECTS: CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH ~~ METRIC SYSTEM (5 weeks) CARTWRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL Blackstock - Phone 986-4241 ENGLISH Blackstock area news Senior Citizen's Card Party results on Tuesday evening were Ladies' high Elva Byam, 2nd Mrs. Byford, 3rd Peart Durant. Men's High Bert Gibson, 2nd Elizabeth Skelding, 3rd El- mer Ploughman. Lucky draw Eunice Ego. Sorry to report that Mrs. Norman Green is a patient in Port Perry Hospital after suffering a stroke on Thurs- day afternoon. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery as soon as possible. Mrs. Margaret Argue spent last week with her granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whithead and Sean at Thornhill. When they return- ed on Saturday evening Mrs. Argue was the guest of honour at a surprise birth- day party held in honour of her 90th birthday held at the Parish Hall. Over sixty friends and relatives were present to honour this fine Senior Citizen including her family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hyde of Rochester, N.Y. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodge of Blackstock. Her four grand- children were all present as well - Mr. and Mrs. Stan Paine, Jeffrey and Marni of Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whithead, Tommy and John Hodge. Congratulations Mrs. Argue. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Potts of Warkworth were Wednes- day callers of Mrs. W.W. VanCamp. Rk Charles ' Drinkwater of Toronto spent last weekend with his grandmother Mrs. WwW. W. VanCamp and Madame Justice VanCamp. It has been announced that the High School Library will be open to the public again this year if there is enough interest. If you are interes- ted, please let the High ~ School know as soon as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Archer of Whitby were Sunday supper guests of his grand- mother Mrs. Wilbert Archer. Tom Barton of St. Joseph's Island and John Hooey of Cameron were Friday even- Q sof Bupsnaye Burorge "of i Learning Jor Living Learning Jor t burn; bupary® sof i Bupary® sof Bupsinage Learning Jor Living Lop , J ) , £ . ), ) earning Jor Living earning for SLiving Learning for Living Learning ing glests of Mrs, W.W. Van- Camp. Sunday School began for the: new term at United Church at 11 a.m., and at the: Anglican Church it begins next'week at 11;15 a.m. On Sunday the Anglican con-' gregation enjoyed a Family Service. On Monday afternoon a number of ladies enjoyed a Tupperware Party at the home of Norma VanCamp. On Saturday Mrs. Neil Bailey accompanied by her mother Mrs. Grant Thomp- son of Nestleton enjoyed attending a 70th birthday in honour of Dr. Kingsly Johns- ton in Toronto. This was a reunion of a large number of Johnston cousins from a large area. On September 10 the Can- dace Unit of the U.C.W. met in the morning at the home of Norma VanCamp. As Alma Duff was absent, Dorothy Marlow presided over the following meeting. Noreen Malcolm gave a splendid devotion using "Taking Time for all Things" as her theme. Offering was dedica- ted. Ruby Parsons con- tinued with the theme of time for the thought of her fine- programme. A contest in leisure time followed and cards signed for the ill. A short business period follow- wed. Our display at Black- stock Fair received first: prize and thanks was exten- ded to Edna VanCamp and those who helped her. Our hostess was thanked bring- ing another enjoyable meet- ing to a close. 'Miss Hazel English spent a few days last week in Downsview as guest of her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simmons, Roddy 3nd Leanne. Mr. Alex Flett, Fenelon Falls was a Sunday and Monday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris. On Sunday they all visited Mr. Mervyn Graham at the time of his daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pargeter, Port Perry. Mrs. Wilbert Archer along -of Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer of Whitby spent two days last week in Minden, Mr. and Mrs. George Paite of Toronto were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and J £5 Wy { 4%... "7 Mrs. Harold McLaughlin and family. Mrs. Reg Rimer of Toronto spent a day recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin. Myers - Burgess On Saturday, Aug. 10, Lori Aileen Burgess, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgess, became the bride of Edward Dennis Myers, son Donald Myers, Port Perry, Ontario. The marriage took place at 4:00 p.m. at Port Perry Immaculate Conception Church with Father Beck _ officiating at the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a full length gown of embossed Terylene over taffeta, Living Learning Jor Living Learning for Living COMMERCIAL: TECHNICAL: olvarnin or Livin a bs THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION REGISTER SEPTEMBER 23 & 24 | FOR THE FOLLOWING NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES GENERAL INTEREST: Art - Ceramics - Metallic Arts - Gourmet Foods - Hairdressing - Physical Fitness (Men and Women) - Landscaping - Interior Decorating - Upholstery - Furniture Refinishing - House and Cottage Wiring - Outdoor Recreation - Sewing, (Basic and Advanced) - Needlecraft - Stretch Knits - Sewing - Speed Reading - Conversational French and Spanish. Accounting - Basic Typing - Advanced Typing and Office Practice. Lawn Mower and Outboard Servicing ACADEMIC SUBJECTS: To be offered if sufficient interest. PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL Rosa St. Port Perry for further information phone 985-7337 mandarin collar trimmed with lace. Her headpiece was a single satin rose with a full length veil. She carried a beautiful roses. Miss Karen Youngman, cousin of the bride was maid of honour in a floor length . gown of white organdy em- bossed with pink flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss Marcia Burgess, sister of the bride and Miss Tammy Myers, sister of the groom. The girls wore identical Oh PHLE Dg Learning Jor Living bupyp™ sof burusvage bupary= sof Euprinae Buparpe +af i Bupnry® sof Buyuivoye Learning for Living Learning for living Learning Jor Living Learning bouquet of red SL er -- a & "1