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Oshawa Presbyterial UCW Attended By 168 Ladies The 9th Annual meeting of Oshawa Presbyterial United Church Women, was held at) conducted by Gardenview Port Perry United Church;| U.C.W. Whitby, while two Wed., Feb. 10th. One hundred and sixty- eight ladies registered, com- ing from the area between Port Hope and Ajax. The morning session was opened at 9:45 a.m. by Mrs. Douglas Redpath of Oshawa, the outgoing President of the past two years. Following a warm wel- come by Mrs. Grant McDer- mott, Pres. of Port Perry U.C.W., the general business & reports from various com- PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, Feb. 24, 1971 ~ 11 mittees were received. The Memorial Service was beautiful floral baskets con- Sisting of huge white Mums and brilliant red carnations were brought forward to the Chancel. The speaker for the morn- ing was Rev. R. W. Herbert, Kingsview United Church, Oshawa, who gave a very en- lightening address, under the exciting heading, "Spaceship Earth". The election and installa- tion of officers for the "71- 172" years, was very ably con- ducted by Mrs. RF. Rich- ardson, St. Marks United Church, Whitby, chairman Oshawa Presbytery. After a delicious hot lun- cheon prepared and served by Port Perry U.C.W., the afternoon session was called to order, with the new Pre- sident, Mrs. Robert Sheffield, Oshawa, in the chair. Continued on page 12 Port Perry Star 32 children from Mrs. Chandier's grade 2, R.H. Cornish Public School paid the Star a visit Thursday last week, They all seem to enjoy the conducted tour through the plant. Some were more curious than others and asked some pertinent questions at times. Above is a small section of the group with their teacher, Mrs. Chandler scrutinizing the paste-up table where the pages are laid out. Photo J.P. Hvidsten Cedar Creek News The results of the last three; @ Buchres which the Cedar Creek Euchre Club have every other week were. The one held at Pat Moore's home; high Shirley Cummings, low Margaret Boynton; The one heid at Mary Trembiay's hame; high Margaret Boynton, low, Shirley Cummings; The; one heid at Shirley Cumming's home, high Caro! Wilson, low Ruth Graham. Martin Den Boer's car was stolen last week while he was visiting his sister, Arrianne in Toronto. When the police found the car it was almost completely destroyed by fire. Heather Burnfield of Port Perry spent a day recently with Karin Cummings. Debbie Larocque spent last Thursday night at Columbus with Joan and Ruth Smith. Brian Armstrong was 4 patient in Oshawa General Hospital last week. He was his nose. He returned home last Saturday. Last Wednesday the school bus that goes through Cedar Creek got stuck just south of Norman Wilsons. About 40 children walked as far as the Cumming's house with Brenda and Karin and stayed there for over an hour. Some of the presents came with snowmo- | biles and picked up some of the children. Then another | bus came and picked up the | rest. Norris Doherty won the Valentine box of candy at the Ridge View Store draw last week. Karin and Steven Cumm- ings are having birthdays this week. The Doherty twins, Donnie and Johnnie have their birthday this week too. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laroc- que and children of Port Perry visited the Victor Larocque's having further treatment onj Friday evening. SEAGRAVE, ONT. BOB'S CARPENTRY ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates -- FREE -- 985-7027 CALL US TODAY FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE Ashburn Church Service and Sun- day School were both can- celled Sunday, February 14, due to the extremely bad weather conditions. Co ngratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Matthews (nee Margaret Fisher) whose marriage took place at Burns Presbyterian Church, Saturday, February 13th. Following the wed- ding reception in the church hall, some members of the wedding party and many guests were unable to reach their homes that night due to blizzard conditions. Many homes in Ashurn offered shelter to those who werr stranded. Several people have been confined to their homes dur- ing the past week with colds and flu. The sympathy of the com munity is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Fred Taylor who passed away re- cently at the Port Perry Community Hospital Anyone with any news items, kindly phone 655-3985. INVEST NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 8h FIVE YEARS Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY imitEen 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 BALLARD LUMBER » BO Roller § SHELVING We Stock All LENERAL CONTRACTING Citation "ATER HOUR PAD quality most ey water ACCESSORIES FOR EASY APPLICATION Exclusive to us, this premium smoothly. Rich surfaces need only one coat. 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