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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- - Wednesday, July 19, 1978 As Yo ATEN <5 oh or 8! EA. Ric HE € NRO RE ON Ce AE RAS Tat POE er IAF IN AL i AAT ROTY ary? SINE mea Epsom and area news © by Jean Jeffrey Once more the Epsom Chureh was the scene of a very beautiful wedding. On Saturday Miss Kathy Card 'gnd Mr. Jack Monsma be- came. the happy bride and groom. The best wishes of i the community are extended. to Kathy and Jack. The Bethseda-Reach Women's Institute sponsored a community picnic on Sun- day afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boad- way. It was well attended «about eighty of us enjoyed a picnic dinner under the Pines. It gave us much pleasure to meet some of our new neighbours and renew the old friendships. We were so pleased that Mr. and Mrs. R. Rodd also Mr. and Mrs. N ' ~ Smith were able to attend. Van Camp-Calich The marriage of Norma Dell* Calich of Mississauga, Ontario. and William "Glenn Van Camp of Port Perry took place Saturday, May 13th, 1978 in Port Perry United 'Church. : Rev. Brawn was the offi- ciating clergyman. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Calich of Mississauga, Ontario. ~The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van Camp of Port Perry. . Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a white floor length gown with- pearl trim and picture hat. Roxanne O'Connor of Tor- onto was matron of honour. Bridesmaids were: Marg Johnston of Kingston and Kathy Routledge of King- ston. ' Jamie McNab of Port Perry acted as best man. Ushers were brothers of ~ the groom Robert Van Camp and Paul Van Camp. Thunderbird Golf and Country Club was the setting for the wedding reception. Their honeymoon was "spent in Nassau. Norma and Bill are resid- ing in Port Perry. Joan (nee De Boer and 'her: husband Dan Norton home from their honeymoon and called to say hello to every- one.. The Strawberry festival was well attended. Things able this year and there was loads of cake and straw- berries for all after the most " delightful programme. . There certainly is no lack of talent in our area. Thanks to all who in any way helped to make this project a success- ful one. The proceeds were . to defray Church expenses. Mrs. Jean Jeffrey and Mrs. Irene Capstick visited Mrs. Maude Feasby and Mrs. Gladys Slack in Port Perry Memorial Hospital one day last week. We wish these friends a speedy re- covery. Mr. and Mrs. M. Cracknell were in Toronto for a few days last week. . Dr. Ross Prentice, Mrs. 'Prentice and girls of Seattle Washington were weekend were a little more comfort- guests "with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice. Mr. Paul Baster was home from Holland for the week- end. Julie is home from the hospital. . Barry Bushell phoned home to say he had arrived safely in Saudi Arabia. Dr. and Mrs. Asling and daughter of Hanover were with his parents Mr. and " Mrs. D. Asling for the week- end. All attended the Terry' Picnic at Poplar Park on Sunday afternoon. "Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jef- frey visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brown and also toured the Heritage Museum on Sunday. Son; Mr. John Taylor and lady friend, also Brother Mr. Stanley Taylor of Toronto were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor. The Potter family were in' Toronto fer.'the weekend. They went to the Debbie and - Pat Boone concert on Satur- day evening and toured the C.N. Tower on Sunday. The Van ¥eghel children are very sad." They had a four month old female hound puppy given to them last week. This wee lady ran _away. If you see her please telephone the Frank Van Veghel residence. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wilson and Michael visited Mr.-and Mrs. Norman Wilson on Sun- day evening. - Mr. 'and Mrs. Bill Stear- man and Christopher of Ingersoll, Mr. and Mrs. Livermore of Clinton were guests of Mr.-and 'Mrs. Wal- ter Kerry for a few days last week. Mrs. Kerry's parents Mr. and Mrs. Stearman of Port Perry had lunch at Kerry's on Sunday. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Kerry visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond MANY MORE ITEMS ON SALE IN THE STORE! $4.49. . Be ES ~ Summertime Savin At Peterborough Lumber ' SELECTONE STAINS Walnut - Cedar - Redwood CHARLESCRAFT LIFESAVER SMOKE DETECTOR $22.88 GE (i ALL GRASS, PRUNING & HEDGE SHEARS Ys OFF ..... 150 BIS yn CLOTHESLINE $5.98 GTS 50' Garden Hose $3.59 OLYMPIC Semi Transparent REDWOOD $13.95 Reg. $17.95 - CHARCOAL: on. $1.49 OLYMPIC OVERCOAT White' Reg. $19.95 $15.95 PETERBOROUGH LUMBER Building Centre Hwy. 7A- Port Paryy - 985- 7334 2 SOA FOTTT0 F SERIES SIAS AS HH SIA lel Eki Ker ry of Greenbank. Glenn Kerry visited 'with * Bill Keach in Toronto last * week and this week Bill is visiting the Kerry's. Mrs. Leon Lefebvre visited Mrs. H. Ashton one evening.? On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.' Allen Ashton and family of Oakwood visited his parents. Mr. aid Mrs. Kent Elliot near Englehart. Mr." and Mrs. Norman Sanderson and Stephanie of Whitby visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Sunday eve- ning. , 2 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewchuk, Miss Fern Hart- "wig of Willowdale and Mr. On Monday and Tuesday | Mrs. Kenneth Catherwood of Oshawa was with her par- ents for Sunday supper. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Ashton and family were home. Congratulations to Miss Vera Prentice on her récent birthday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton visited her for after- noon tea. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson were touring in: Northern Ontario for a few days last week. They were visiting and Mrs. Dennis Irwin and boys were Friday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Mrs. W.O. Simpson 'were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet of Woodville. Mr. and Mrs: Keith Wilson and family of Sarnia were with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson for several days last week. - Raines, RR5, Sunderland. Twilight meeting The annual Milk Producers' Twilight Meeting, sponsored by the Ontario County Milk Committee and 'the Ontario County Holstein Club, will be held this { year, on Thursday, July 20th, at the farm of Neil A significant change this year is that the program will start with a roast beef barbecue at 6:30 in the evening. This will be followed by the usual type demonstration and judging competition at 7:30. In order to know the number that will be expected for the barbecue, tickets must be purchased in advance. Tickets are available from Milk Committee members, Hojstein Club directors," and at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Office in rile. 1 SO Pattersons of Port Stationers Limited 197 QUEEN STREET - 985-8332 1st ANNIVERSARY CS ie di i i i cai AE SCOTCH TAPE Buy 2 at Regular Price GET ON E FR E E! PENCILS = _ Box of 10 . Reg. $2.00 SPECIAL $1.50 ADDER ROLLS Buy 2 at Regular Price GET ONE FREE! COLUMNAR PADS . 3 OFF ~ ACCOUNTING BOOKS B Va OFF 10% OFF - All Other OFFICE SUPPLIES Sale Starts Thursday, July 20th - Ends Saturday, August 5th. / yw or wm I= Er ---------------------------------- ¥ A FEST pry