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eet. Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Mansell Gerrow celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday afternoon and evening October Sth, 1971. @ The celebration took place in Centennial United Church Hall, when 235 relatives and ~friends called to offer their best wishes. The happy couple were married in Pine Grove United Church in Uxbridge Township on October 12, 1921. Rev. C.W. Watch performed the ceremony. After farming for three years they moved to Port Perry where they operated a bakery with brother Grant and their father E.H.Gerrow. Remaining in Port Perry for 30 years, they beth became active in the United Church. Mr. Gerrow was active in the Oddfellow's Lodge and the Masonic Lodge and also served many years in the Bussiness Men's Association and the School Board. They then operated a funeral home in Oshawa for "4 years with their son Bruce. The guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. Gerrow assisted by their family Mr. and Mrs. M. Sheridan (Lola) and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gerrow. Pouring tea at the elegantly decorated table with a 3 storey wedding cake were Mrs. Russell Gray, Dingman, Mrs. Grant Gerrow and Mrs. Donald Anderson. Nieces and three Granddaughters served the lunch. Steven Gerrow, "Grandson" was in charge of the guest book. Letters and cards of congratulations were received from as far as Nelson B.C. Bradenton, Florida and Tuscon, Arizona, US.A. Messages were received from Prime Minister Pierre Elliott 'Trudeau, Governor General Roland Michener, Premier Wm. Davis, J.E. Broadbent M.P., Norman Cafic M-P., M.P.P. Clifford Pilkey presented the couple with a plaque from the Provincial Government Greetings were received from. E.G. McNeely, mayor of Oshawa. On Tuesday, October 12, they were entertained at a surprise dinner by the family and relatives in the Odd- fellow's Hall, Port Perry and presented with a color televison, also a set of T.V. tables by the granchildren. iff Fe fi E. i i = a $ Cy if ut ? = 5 & Mrs. Mrs. Hillis Wilbur. Alsop, Mr. M. Gall and Mr. Bruce Ormiston. In the "freeze-out"' euchre Mrs. Ruby Geer and Mrs. Ruth Gimlet, and Mrs. Jean Taylor and Miss Dorothy Come to the next euchre on Friday, October 29 at 8 p.m sharp. INVEST NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 8 FIVE YEARS Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. ONTARIO RIDING DR. MATT DYMOND ' Nearest Committee Room - Perry Street - Port Perry, Ont. resident of Port Perry, passed away at Community Memorial Hospital, Sep- tember 7, 1971 in his 60th year. Born at Ashburn, Manitoba, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warren. He came to Port Perry in 1929 and was married to Clara Symes at Epsom in 1934. He was employed by Chariton Transport Ltd., Oshawa, for the past seventeen years. The deceased is survived by his wife, the former Clara Symes, a son: Jack; and five daughters: Marlene (Mrs. R. Desautels), Joan (Mrs. 4G. Geer), Nancy, and Linda (Mrs, D. Card). He is also survived by ten grand- children, three brothers and one sister Funeral was held at the Chapel of McDermott PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oc. 20, 1971-835 Octoper 24th. Broomball Association invites any interested per- sons to sign up and start playing this week. Any person wishing to join the league should be at the Arena between 2:30 and 3:00 this Sunday Broomball is a fast rising spectator sport and we hope to see fans at the rink cheering on their favorite teams during the upcoming season Last year's league champions, Prince Albert promise to be just as tough this year while we expect Brian's Supertest to be near Panabaker on September 9, 1971. Interment at Uxbridge Cemetery At the regular meeting of October 12, Council granted permission for the holding of an Orange Parade in the Village on October 24. The parade will start at 9:30 in the morning, moving from Palmer Park to the United Church for a morning service. At the end of the service, the parade will return to the Park. The request of Council was from Mr. George Sims and Mr. Everett Prentice. It was indicated by Mr. Prentice that the OPP will be notified PRAAAALA LALA LL SLAG ALLAN ALLL ALLL GMO Y cA SSS SSS SSS * 2 Auto Cycles plus Timed Drying \CiRIElsS|T} Port Perry - 985-7371 or 7372 * FAST, Quiet Drying 985-2211 LASSE AALAALAASLASASLASRAAASSSASASASAASAEREREREECE OO 2 / i Feature of the Week! , INGLIS LIBERATOR DRYER MODEL DO82100 (WHITE ONLY) FEATURES: y CUSTOM DRY CONTROL * TUMBLE PRESS CONTROL J * New "Push To Start" Safety Button « 3 Tempereture Selections , * No-lron Care for Permanent Press . : y Fabrics Extra Large Lint Screen ; ' 5 ' ~--? --_-- DILLILASLIAASASALALASLASASASASASALBALALALAASSS SSS SM ee ee