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aay) var Pv ad Bi "ah Cn 4 - yw' 2, i, « € * Me < - . 7 . : cently. The executive of the Com- munity Centre have decided 4 ; . to sponsor # rummage Sale co cD Mrs. L. Beacock Miss Denise Jeffrey and Miss | week-end at the Newnham/in the hall, Dec, 11, in aid Possibly the majority of|Judy Dickinson, all home. of same. Good used cloth- 30 you are aware last Sunday/decked out by wearing Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Fer-/ing, toys and games most ac- River service was under the arran-|tive corsages too. The bride | guson of Oshawa were Sun-jceptable. Please contact No. Seven gement of the men--the day| elect was the recipient of a|day guests with their cousins | 2146. Watch for details un- Asking being Laymen's Sunday. Mr.| variety of . and Mrs. L. Beacocks. [der "Coming Events" bedroom Earl Martyn at the door ex-/ gifts for whic' ve you heard a new wee; Mr. & Mrs. Ross Alsop and sluminem tended a welcome to the con- was born, a member of|sons of their family attended my gregation upon arrival. Mr.| A substantial, but dainty|Mr. and Mrs. Stan Feasbey.|the funeral of Mr. Alsop's Bice to Terry Hodgins presided at was Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh/brother Victor at Minden on E i e sf 3 twenty-five grandparents again re-| Monday. Scugog News > EF : i rendered two liar} Saturday Luneahi,| Mr. R. Sutherland Sr. and Wal consider 'ail otfers. selections. They were assist- Lexie Love was Bet "Sask and Mr and|Miss Corrie Sutherland of Blackwater ed by four non local men. when Mrs. A. Northey, Lakefield,| Oshawa Sunday callers on New 3 bedroom aluminum Mr. Bruce Snelgrove contri-/ Campbell entertained a group| recent dinner guests of Mr.| Mr. and Mrs. R. Sutherland. ee buted a lovely violin num-| of former class-mates at the| snq Mrs. E. Prentice Mr. G. Middleton of Clare- pa tile floor ber. All above musical or|home of Karen's grandmother} yrs yg McLaren and Mrs.|™ont a recent guest of Mr. Close to store highwa vocal numbers were accom-| Mrs. Stewart in Port Perry./p Tetlow recent guests of and Mrs. L. Empringham. = oie $6.000 : , panied by the organist Mrs.| Again the bride-to-be, Lexie|-. Bell and Miss Hazel Bal-| Pleased to report Mrs. J. down & of $21,500. 3 bedroom cottage, | 5+ Snelgrove voiced her sincere thank-you) four in Port Perry. Raines is home after having gucsmean' brick living room, sliding} Mr. Gordon Reesor, Port/for the array of presents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor| SuTsery in Bowmanville Hos- bungalow, fmm Perry was chosen as guest} As usual the passing of| sunday dinner guests of Mr. | Pital. dition. pav- speaker as a result proved in-| food ended a happy evening.| ang Mrs. R. Pogue Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jeffrey ed drive, screened spiring to the listeners. Mrs. J. L. Chamberlain and} yrs Mf Hilling and Sarah | Saturday night guests of Mr in patio. large land- Offering gathered by Mr./the Dickinson family spent] o¢ Kitchener is spending this| nd Mrs. M. Demara. a fenced in Harold Holtby and Mr. Chas.j/the week with Mrs. Robt.| wook with"her mother Mrs.} Mr. and Mrs. Al Brown _| Andrews, Jr. All agreed en-| Jackson and her daughter,/¢ Saville. Mr. Hilling was| Saturday evening guests of Spring | ti Mrs. Rena Smith and other! pere for the week-end) Mr. and Mrs. M. Jackson. ome enjoyable, much credit is due | relatives. Mrs. J. Sweetman attended| Mr. and Mrs. C. Reardon, the men, who took parton a} Mrs. Wm. Bradford, Port/, miscellaneous shower in| St. Therese recent guests of - > erry thru - frontages 18.000. "Terme i and Mrs. Allen Be&-| prince Albert on Saturday. | Mr. and Mrs. E. Button. Saturday night the church| cock, Blackstock were visit-| yr and Mrs. G. Samells &| SMr. and Mrs. B. Gibson. was practically filled when family dinner guests of Mr.| Blackstock and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. C. Miller on Sunday.| Fred Real Saturday evening Sympathy is extended to} guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Mrs. Wingrove in the pass-| Thomas. ing away of her father Dr. Hf | : | : a > night Jamboree in our vill- age and remained rest of Continued on page 22 A C.H.0.0. and his musical tal- ent entertained for over two hours of western and sacred numbers. A few amateurs were also on hand to do their bit as it were. We under- stand the financial proceeds were very gratifying, plus a pleasant evening. Several re- | turned home the richer as a result of door and others spe- cial prizes, gratefully award- "case "| 7A OR AMER CHRISTA Mrs. Merle Murphy opened , ---- a a her home in honour of neigh- ory ir srRopuct OFFER E bour girl, a bride-to-be Miss Lexie Love. The co-hostesses The owner may his turn will come tries to bergain the home. Then he is likely to || assisting the hostess included | a the buyer @ very herd time indeed in return for || her sister Mrs. W. Dickinson 7 k & W | t A buyer should save his criticisms for the Realtor. and Mrs. H. Goulding ed a nu As customary the living- ' : | of ing his knowledge of the buyer's requirements and [jroom was decorated in the then seeking a . bridish trimmings. The bride H Your politeness will Lexie, was ably supported or helped by two young ladies PREFINISHED WITH PLASTIC, LAMINATE ALL SIZES Available in 8 - 10 and 12 inch widths Each width comes in 24 - 36 - 48 - 60 and 72 inch lengths CHILDRENS IN STOCK BOUTIQUE QUEEN STREET GIRLS WOOL PORT PERRY, ONT. SLACKS fr EXAMPLE: 8" x 36" Only $3.75 After Discount 8" x 60" Only $5.78 After Discount LIST PRICES The brackets and standards are finished in satin zinc, satin bronze, antique copper, antique brass. Prices below are for satin zine only. 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