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Tr oR SPA FRE gy SL ta \ NN Sh RS CA 20 -- PORY PERRY A Tuas. Bhesudu ae ited A "All Good Things Come To An End" \VYIILSON'S JANUARY FURNITURE LIME Quality Furniture - Special Purchases - Clear-out Prices 'WE BOUGHT THE SHOW Large selection of chairs purchased from the Toronto Furniture Show. New 1983 Models. We received large discounts and are now passing them on to you. Don't Miss Out! ® Rockers from $99 © Velvet Swivel Rockers from $150 © All Fabric Recliners ... $79 @ Velvet Tub Chairs from $119 Clearing at Greatly Reduced Prices! " Cedar Chests ....... ene $199. er Dark Pine 7 Pc. Dining Room Set $688. SUITE Wall Unit Bookcase... ...... .... $108. Genuine oak in tra. 3 Pc. Dinette Set with brass legs $199. ditional style. Triple Boston Rocker, aliwood . ........ $88. dresser with wing Mattresses ................ from $78. nirver, one China Cabinets . ............... $289. chest, 60" head board and 2 night tables. Reg. $2930. Save Almest $1000 TABLE LAMPS 8 OIL PAINTINGS WLIOWS ALL SLASHED FOR QUICK SALE *1949 | | 10 to 60% OFF ALL STOCK MUST GO - HURRY IN - DON'F MISS IT 20 CENTRE STREETNQRTH H, DOWNTOWN OSHAWA - 723-3211 Cedar Creek area news by Shirley Cummings Last week we left Cedar Creek school in 1940. In 1941 the school was painted by Ed Balfour at a cost of $28.00. In September 1942, shingles were bought from Reesor Lumber for $54.45; nails and screws were purchased from Carnegie Hardware for $3.65. Bert Dennison shingled the scheol for $27.00. In 1945 the School Board wished to imstall hydro but was refused permission from school inspector, Mr. A. Ar- chibald. George Kilpatrick wrote the Hon. George Drew and as a result Mr. Archibald changed his mind and permis- _ sion was granted. The ratepayers were will- ing to pay for the installation if a government grant wasn't paid. During the 1940s, money raised at a Christmas concert was used to purchase a piano and curtains for the stage. In 1951, the section joined the area school board. The last trustees were- Geo. Kilpatrick, Richard Spencer and Russell Corner. In June 1958, the school was closed and the children were taken by bus to Prince Albert. Ernie Willerton bought the building, it was resold several times and the last owner was Norris Doherty who lived in the school until 1973 when he : Ny Doar, Sef 40 hE + Shing in wnt, deft vu right. Tey Fetehison, and Bruce ~ Be - 8 9 - . . 1 oo sw. J - 3 " § . ' -Y a a eH A od - a: 3 . x 3 x . 30m A at E Rt ,, p ¥ - By h . ST v1 . a 2 Te . . . . . a " 3 3 vad Sta K ." Gilbert Mills of Brantford spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Laroc- que. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bullied of Toronto spent Sun- day afternoon with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Vic- tor Lared¢que. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cumm- ings visited John, Darlene, and son Hob Lewis of Oshawa Saturday evening. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Joha Lewis and Rob also Jim and Mary Tremblay visited Bruce and Shirley Cummings. Richard Larocque Jr. visited Thursday evening with the Tremblays. Dick Martin celebrated his birthday Tuesday. Please phone Mary at 985-3349 with yeur news. Don't be shy, if you don't phone us with any news, we have nothing to write in our column. Ashburn news by Mrs. E. Heron Our sincere sympathy is ex- tended to Mrs. Ruby Bryant and her family in the loss of a beloved husband and father and grandfather, who died last Thursday in Port Perry Hospital. Ted and Ruby farm- ed a mile north of the village for many years before they retired and moved to Port Perry. Ted had many friends and he will be missed. Our sympathy also extend- ed to the Oliver family in the passing of Mr. Donald Bovie. The Kirk guild sponsored a coffee hour and film time in the church hall on Tuesday of last week. The film was call- ed "Loved, Honoured and Abused." Miss Nancy Merideth of Whitby led a discussion and learning period, which left us all with the feeling of how much the world needs love and kindness. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. E, Humphrey K who became grandparents again on January 15th. Little Dana Catherine Humphrey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey of Calgary, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw visited with their son James and Diane and family last Sunday. It was the occasion of Matthews fifth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAndless of Don Mills spent last Saturday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron. Two beautiful floral tributes were placed at the front of the Burns Church last Sunday morning in memory of the late Ted Bryant who was an actfve member in the church for many years. Rev. McEntyre's message was 'A Church - God's Choice' and the choir sang "Redemming Love." Keep in mind the annual meeting on February 4th - it will begin at 6:30 with a pet luneh dinner with the meeting | "OPEN G BAYSAWEEN -- MUS TWO EVENINGS WREKL V4 PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-7232 ' FEBRUARY 10th) v * " . ' i { i { | i ! a A EVI SS