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April 26 11 1 SO April 17 1941 April 13 1916... Aprills je42 April 5 1917 i April18 1943... April 24 Police Report CLOSE CALL A 17-year old Downsview youth required hospital treatment for a bullet wound after a .22 calibre rifle accidently discharged striking him in the shoulder. Police report that Garth McCullough was shooting targets on a Scugog Island farm and the rifle went off when he stumbled and fell. He was released from hospital after treatment. ACCIDENT A charge of impaired driving has been laid against Harold Strutt, 50, of Kirkfield after the car he was driving struck a parked car on Lilla Street in Port Perry. The incident took place on Friday. There were no injuries and police estimate damage at approxi- mately $900. ; DOG SHOT Police are investigating an incident in which a dog owned by a Scugog Island woman was reported shot in the left rear paw by a .22 calibre rifle. The incident took place over the weekend, and the bullet was removed from the paw of the 15-month old half lab and Scugog ice out 1952... April 10 1953 oie ......March 23 1954... April 12 1955 oii April 9 1956 ooo. April 25 1937 inns innnanmmannein April 2 1958 oii. April 11 £2" SI April 19 1 | SU ---- April 21 1961... April 20 5! April 15 1 RR April 11 1984....c0 i nnmcnmninins April 14 J965...nviininiisminnins April 29 1966 o.oo April 6 1967 1973 i, April 1 1974 oe. April 13 178... cirri enusirenss April 23 1976 cori, April 5 1977 sss iimsanyini April 3 1978... April 28 1979... April 12 Prince Albert news by Mrs. Les Beacock I reckon all you young children enjoyed your chocolate egg or bunny during Easter. On April 8, Palm Sunday a very good size attendance made up the congregation for the Confirmation service. Rev. R. Brawn's message 'Miracle of Friendship', lent valuable food for thought. During the hour, our minister inducted three girls Shirley Chambers, Shelly McCullough, Laura Robinson into church membership and they were welcomed by elder, Mrs. W. Wozney on behalf of the congregation. Vice presi- dent of the U.C.W., Mrs. L. Pereman presented each new member with a New Testament. We were favoured in having a guest Mrs. D. Lonsdale from Myrtle who rendered a beautiful vocal number "Hozanna' accom- panied by Linda Hunter at the piano. Offering was gathered by Wayne Ander- son and Roy Robinson. Congratulations to Mrs. Clara Luke who was well remembered at the Villa celebrating a birthday of 90 Canadian Cancer Society years when her son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Murry Luke, Stoney Creek plus relatives and friends called. Friday evening April 6 Conway Gardens was the place chosen by the family and grandchildren to honour 'Ma and Pa' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cherrie upon the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary. The group enjoyed palable food mingled with fond wishes. On Sunday, April 8 the family and Wayne Doherty planned a sumptuous dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Hodgins, the theme being in celebrating Terry's birth- day. Later Wayne's parents Mr. and Mrs. Doherty and +Jim arrived from Toronto to express many more years to Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Holtby were guests at the Benschop - Hackner wedding in Sandford Church on Satur- day evening. We are pleased to learn many of our village folk have returned to Ontario after a sunny holiday in Florida namely Rev. C. and Mrs. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. H. Strong, Mrs. Joy Newnham, Mrs. R. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Harris and Jim, Mr. and Mrs. B. Snelgrove. Research can prolong life Last week I told you about how your contribution is divided up by the Canadian Cancer Society. This week I'd like to introduce you to a cancer patient. Mr. A. has cancer of the colon - treat- ment, through research has given him two extra years to live. We visited him last weekend, knowing he only A.E.LEPAGE | mm-- 1111 (ONTARIO) LTD. REALTOR huskie by a veterinarian. professional service A.E. LEPAGE offers. The name : friends recommend to friends ... HERB LAWRENCE 571-0600 985-8154 A.E. LEPAGE (Ontario) LTD. is pleased to announce the addition of Herb Lawrence to the staff of the Oshawa Office. Herb is a resident of Port Perry and has qualified himself for the Brokers Designation by completing the courses in mortgaging, property law, appraisal and rural real estate. Feel free to contact Herb for the total 368 King St. West, Oshawa, Ontario. L1J 2K2 7 nd has a short time left. He is in pain some of the time, but has available to him 'Brom- pton's Cocktail' made up of a blend of drugs that keep him free from pain yet lucid. This drink was concocted by doc- tors at Brompton Hospital in London, England - a 'palliative care' hospital specializing in terminally ill patients, and the cocktail is now used in many countries. Mr. As cancer was discovered some six years ago. An obstruction of the bowel proved to be malignant - and a colostomy was performed. After the surgery, the cancer ap- peared to be stopped. Four years later another tumour the size of a grapefruit was discovered. Implanted OPPERS BROS. radiation material dissolved the tumour and ex- tended Mr. A.'s life by two years. The third cancerous growth was found a year ago, this time the invasion has progressed too far. The research into cancer care has not developed far enough {o halt this severe a form of cancer. Through your contributions to the local volunteers of the Canadian Cancer Society, research may soon find ways to prolong the life of someone like Mr. A. Meanwhile, research has uncovered preventative measures you can take to lessen your chances of having cancer. More about that next week. NOW OFFERS YOU A CHOICEIN SIDING Westroc Double Walled VINYL Siding | and Kaiser ALUMINUM Siding ALUMINUM: Soffit, Fascia, ' : Storm Doors, Windows, Railings, NS : Seamless Eavestrough (Mfg'd at your door). AWNINGS: Canvas, Vinyl & Aluminum CALLFORA FREE ESTIMATE: 985-8318 1.1 986-5673 evr AAR ---------------- also HOME IMPROVEMENTS Easter guests with Rev. R. and Mrs. Brawn and family included their daughter Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Brawn and three children, all of Toronto, parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brawn and aunts Missies Effa and Greta Brawn, all of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warne of Vancouver, B.C. enjoyed a few days at the home of Mr. Albert Jeffrey and Joan. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wana- maker and Sara were with his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker, Seagrave on Friday. Miss Gostick has been convalescing with her daughter, the Pughs but has been forced to return to the hospital... Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith enjoyed a week with 'their daughter Shirley Mr. and Mrs. H. Garvey and family of Atlanta, Georgia. The Les Beacocks served an Easter dinner for their family including Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock, Lee, Blair, Craig of Seagrave. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Beacock and Philip, Shirley Road, Mr. Grant Beacock of Toronto. } Mr. and Mrs. H. Jeffrey and John have been visited by Miss Linda Brown who has returned from a three week vacation with her parents who were also in balmy Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wozney entertained their family Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wozney and little Eddie, Mississauga and (Barb) Mr. and Mrs. M. Mansfield of Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Ken William- son are home from a week in South Carolina, U.S.A. The results of the last euchre are as follows: H. Lady - Ruby Tripp, Bernice Gibson, Dolly Hicks, H. Gent - Freaman McCullough, Mildred Thompson, Austin Hicks. The 4-H Jr. Homemaker members have completed their project and will attend the all-day achievement day this coming Saturday at Goodwood. Little April Love enjoyed being with her grandma and grandpa Love. Please phone news items to 985-8220. J A] 9 A) DJ