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Buy one today. ; "Fabric by Domil", sHORT SLEEVE $5.00 LoNG SLEEve $B. 95 LADIES DRESSES 3.995-6.95-8.95 Summer Toys for CHILDREN NICE ASSORTMENT Savage Shoes Patent Pumps Children Special sd.95 1 Pair Slacks SHOES Hush Puppies Men $9.95 Women $s. 5 0 54.99 Juniors 6.95 LADIES SHORTS 2.98-:3.98 Sleeveless Blouses 2.98 Boys : man family, PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, July 1st, 1965 -- 3 On Sunday morning we were pleased to have Miss Mary Had- den of Pinedale as guest soloist. She sang the lovely and ever popular "How Great Thou Art" and was accompanied by the or- ganist, Mrs, Lee. In the evening at 7.30 a ser- vice will be held in Seagrave United Church to welcome that congregation into the Green- bank Pastoral Charge and to give the responsibility to the present minister, Rev. D. Har- ris, This service will be under the direction of the fui Presbytery and all are invi to attend. The following Sunday, July 11th the new time schedule will come into effect with Sunday School commencing at 10.15 am. and church service at 11.30 a.m. A large number of sport fans attended the Minor Softball night held at Port Perry last Saturday. Congratulations to Mrs. Murray Lee who won a $10 hamper of grocieries donat- ed by I.G.A. Mrs. Wilkinson of Hamilton is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Jas. Ianson. Miss Hattie Whalen has re- turned to Fairview Lodge after spending last week with Mr. & Mrs. H. Baylis. Mus} H. Hunter of Scarboro visited at the Neil Hunter home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee were guests on Sunday at the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parish of Sunderland. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman attended the furniture sale held at the home of Marie's parents on Saturday and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hill visited the Cook- Mrs. Evelyn Tait attended a family party at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Mills of Downs-, view on Friday night. The guests of honour were Mr. and Mrs. Esau and children who have moved to Regina, Sask. The gathering included Mrs. Tait's three daughters and their husbands, her two sons and their wives and twelve grand- children. Another car erash occurred at our Disaster Corner early Sun- day morning. A young man from Oshawa, alone in the car, apparently fell asleep and failed to negotiate the turn. First he knocked down the Stop sign at E. Phair's corner, then he cross- ed the highway and snnshed into a telephone pole at Mrs. C. Ward's corner. He escaped un- hurt but the car was badly dam- aged. Mrs. Elwood Clements and daughters, Isabel, Joyce and Greenbank News Linda were guests at a trous- seau tea on Sunday in Toronto for Miss Joan Hindley whose marriage takes place next Fri- day evening to Mr, Harold Moon of Seagrave. The U.C.W. ladies are remin- ded of the Bake Sales commenc- ing on Friday of this week, July 2nd. Several from here attended the Decoration service at Ux- bridge Cemetery on Sunday af- ternoon, Mrs. Gordon Anderson has returned home after spending a few days in Toronto at the home of her daughter who was ill. Mrs. Bird and Mrs. Harrison of England, nieces of the late Rev. Wallace are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beare. Mrs. Barbara Grainger of Bowman- ville is also visiting at the same home. Mr, and Mrs. Morris Lee of Toronto visited relatives here during the week-end. ---------- LETTER TO THE EDITOR June 28, 1965 The Port Perry Star, Port Perry, Ontario. Dear Sirs: While returning home from my cottage at Chalk Lake last night, June 27th, after mid- night, I found a lost dog, and suspect that the qwners might have been picnicking in the area and the dog wandered off. It is a purebred dog, and has a tattoo mark. The person correctly describing the tattoo will be able to claim the dog. I would prefer not to name the breed, as this could produce a rash of enquiries from hoax- sters anxious to obtain a good dog for nothing, and of course I am only interested in obtain- ing the real owner. I wonder if you would be good enough to insert a little reference about this, in your editorial columns, if your news- paper has such a column; if not, make up a small classified ad- vertisement for the "found" seec- tion and bill me personally. You can just say it is a tiny dog, honey-coloured. You could say that I can be reached at my of- fice, 924-2166, or in the even- ings at my home, 923-8327, Tor- onto. Any cooperation you can give me will be much appreciated. Yours sincerely, Elizabeth M. Dunn PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MAY PICK UP THEIR YEARBOOKS JULY 1st -- 2nd and 5th AT THE SCHOOL -- DELIVERIES LATER NAN PANN SAE a TOO O® 728-6201 é YOO OO® Four Seasons Travel(Oshawa 8t. 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