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5s ky CLINI Terriers ETA SX \ By ---- 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesaay, April 18, 1979 by Jean Jeffery On 'April 25 the annual business meeting of Bethes- da-Reach W.I.. will be conducted at the home of Mr. R. Sprules. The motto is "How good a new idea is, depends on, how much heat it has, and how much cold water has been thrown on it." The reply will be made by Mrs. T. Croxall. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. L.. Meyers and Mrs. L. Pogue. Miss Darlene Lyons is home from Trent University for a week. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyons, Dianne and Peter of Omemee and David Lyons of Uxbridge visited with their mother Mrs. Hildreth Lyons and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lyons and Jason of Sandy Hook visited Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. Gladys Evans of Uxbridge has returned home after the winter in Deep River with Tom and Doreen Pickett. Miss Mildred Evans of Toronto was home with Ross and Barbara and girls were a welcoming commit- tee. All the rest of the family called as all were anxious to see Tom and Doreen before they returned home. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson who returned on Wed. from their winter home in Florida. Both look refreshed from their holiday. Mrs. Bowmanville, Don Royle and Linda Lunney were dinner Berlyn Martin of guests on Sun. with Mr. and Mrs. John Begin. On Sunday Mrs. Begin also called on Mrs. Linda Littler and family of Thornhill and Mrs. Lil Hall of Scar- borough. Mrs. Jean Jeffery accom- panied Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan to have a lovely visit with Mrs. Wm. Asling at Fairview Lodge on Friday. Sunday lunch guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson, Gale and Johnny of Oakwood, then in the afternoon Bill, Deanna and Lisa visited Deanna's mother Mrs. Marjorie Vance of 'Oshawa for supper. Deanna's brother Ken and his wife were also present. The Good Friday morning breakfast and service at the Church was well attended and all had an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson and Michael were dinner guests out Friday evening. Frankie and Jason Van Veghel were with their Uncle Maurice and Aunt Laura Van Veghel in Toronto for Easter weekend. nd Mrs. Allen Ashton and family of Oakwood were visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Card and Ronald were Sunday supper guests with Mr.and Mrs. Jack Monsma of Utica. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stear- man, Chris and Kate of Ingersoll visited the Walter Kerry home on Friday. Teen-agers face several charges Two teen-agers are facing several charges of break, enter and theft arising out of incidents at Cartwright Central School and the Cart- wright Arena in Blackstock. A spokesman for the Durham Region police detachment office in Bowmanville said that a small amount of money was taken from the public school office over the weekend, and a minor amount of damage was done to a window in the school. Charged are Dan Felstead, Plans for an expansion Walter Kerry, Glenn and Mark, and Scott Wilson spent Friday and Saturday in the north country near Spruce- dale. Dr. Jerrold, Mr. Asling and girls of Hanover were weekend guests with his parents. The rest of the family joined them for supper Sunday at the home re EE ---- Sponsored by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce FOR RESERVATION ORNFORMATION CONTACT BILL BARR 985-3844 NOTICE Booth Reservations are now being taken for this year's Home Show, to be held JUNE 8-9-10, 1979 OLD ARENA HOME Patio - Recreational SHOW (1979) EOE 17, of Newcastle, and Dan Walker, 18, of R.R.1, Nestle- ton. ! The pair are also facing break, enter and theft charges arising out of an incident April 10 at Cart- wright Arena. Police apprehended two suspects in the arena, and report that a quantity of snack bar merchandise was allegedly stolen. After police laid the charges for the alleged break-in at the public school over the Easter weekend, 1 kid a of Prince Albert Public School continue on schedule but the final approval will Felstead and Walker were held in police custody, and were to appear in court this week for a bail hearing. morning. Assault Charges Two Port Perry teenagers have been charged by police with assault causing bodily harm following an incident outside a Port Perry restaurant early Friday Police report that an argument broke out in the restaurant and continued outside in the parking lot where the alleged assault took place. Charged are Bill Bridge, 18, and Kevin Williams, 19, both of Port Perry. * BEE a H 3 In have to wait until the 1980 Board of Education budget. of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Evans and Grant Evans dined out on Sunday evening. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton and family, Mr. and Mrs. K. Catherwood and boys and granddaughter Miss Linda Bushell. Miss Marlene Wilson and friends Connie and Claire spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson. Mrs. Wilson's mother Mrs. Simpson was also there visiting on Sunday. Manchester Church Sunday April 22 at 11:15a.m. Rev. C. Clarke in charge. This Sunday there will be two guest speakers, Miss Beatrice McLean and Mr. Ronald Motum. The theme will be 'Opportunity Now'. Everyone was pleased to have Rev. Clarke back after a few weeks in Florida. (ALBERT AU Tce, i. Ni 985- 3311 % E DON'T NEGLECT THE EXTRAS THAT , ? INCREASE THE VALUE OF YOUR CAR! School addition (From Page 1) Education asking that ex- pansion plans be put on the priority list. ~~ About 220 parents signed that petition. If the Board approves the Yo All the above classes must be Pre-Registered at Creative Stop, 68 Waler Street, Port Perry. 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