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fe -- PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1966 GREENBANK NEWS Mr. Rowe, principal of Reach Central #2 school at Green- banks reports that there are 237 pupils on the roll at pre- sent. They have 32 in. Grade I, 13 girls and 19 boys. The church services are at the usual time next Sunday, choir practice is on Thursday at 8.15 pm. The regulay meeting of Greenbank Women's is on Thursday at 8.15 p.m. The regular meeting of the Greenbank Women's Institute is to be held at the home of Mrs. K. Rodd on Wed. 21st at 8.30 p.m. Visitors welcome. Mr. and Mrs, R., Cookman & Mr. and Mrs. G. Beaton attend- ed the presentation party for the Beaton family at Wick last Thursday evening, They are moving to Uxbridge soon. "Mr. and Ms. Murray Smith G. Till on Satur- the mother, Mrs. day evening. Mr. Fred Atkinson with Mr. and Mrs. for a few days. i Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mec- Millan of Orillia visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan on Saturday evening. Mr. John Leask entertained some thirty members of the Sunderland Dairy calf club and the' Scott Jr. Club last Wednes- day evening. Mr: John Phoenix attended the Junior Farmers Leadership Training School at Lake Cou- chiching as a representative of visiting Harry Hill Institute and Mrs. L. Jarvis for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Rodd Foster & Lynn attended the Tripp-Lane wedding on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kronister entertained Mr, and Mrs. Klug, Mr, and Mrs. Michelitsch and Mr. and Mrs. Martinelli of Oshawa on Sunday. Some 60 members of the . Phoenix families held a picnic' at Wellsprings Park on Sunday. Relatives from London, Burl- ington, St. Catherines, Port Perry and Sunderland attended. Sorry to hear that Mr. Ray Dusty is in Port Perry Hospi- tal. Hope to see him home soon. Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Wilkin- son and family of Montreal | visited with Mu. and Mrs. Mur- ray Lee. on Friday 'evening. Gary, Brian and Debbie spent the week-end at Avery Point with their cousins. Ian Dusty had his tonsils re- moved in Port Perry Hospital last Monday. Mr. Hugh Baird had a suec- cessful day at Orono Fair in the Guernsey classes last Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee and family visited in Ottawa over -| the week-end with Mel's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie. .treat for most of us. cularly ------------ a NS Senior Citizens Club We will be having our first meeting. at the Hall Sept. 14th at 2 p.m after the holidays. Members have enjoyed many bus trips that were planned for summer months, The last one was indeed a A bus left Port Perry for a Senior Citizens Convention held in Ottawa recently. We left early by Burley Bus. M. DeNure was our driver, and he certain- ly did his best to make this trip a happy occasion for us all. He described places of interest and we arrived safely (43 members) by noon. We were alloted rooms (two in a room) at Carleton University, which has lovely grounds (not one building but many) where students study. We enjoyed the discussions at thle afternoon session parti- on old age pensions, things of great interest to Senior Citizens. we were served a turkey sup- per in three different large rooms- there. Five hundred & eleven sat down and enjoyed this bountiful supper. ~ In the evening an excellent concert was presented by 12 ladies (of - Ottawa) wearing lovely costumes representing the 1920's. Songs of old were sung and most of us joined in. M.C. was an elderl¥"man and he delighted the audience with his imitations of old vaudeville a. At 6.30. pm. days. Next day we left grounds by bus at 9 a.m., arrived at Par- liament Bldgs. to see changing of the guard from 10 am. until 10.40. This is well worth seeing. Performance. was held on lovely grounds there. Right on the dot Bag Pipes and a band came marching up the street, with soldiers in their scarlet coats and fur hats. It was a sight to behold. This performance is just in July & August & hundreds were there to watch it. Then we went shopping down the Mall close by, had lunch, met bus again at 1 p.m. and took a lovely drive to Gataneau Hills. On the way home we stopped at Perth, preperations were made before hand, and we all sat down to a roast beef dinner. Then on the last stretch home | many slept and others talked and laughed. All in all we were a "tired bunch. Mr. H. Buckland and Mr. R St. John, delegates, went ahead of us a couple of days, and they met us at the bus when we arrived. We are sure they will have lots to tell the results of this interesting convention. Please keep in mind next Euchre date, Sept. 17th at Hall at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday. After Sept. 14th our next meeting will be on Wed., Sept. 28th at 2 p.m. Let's still keep the ball rolling, as we all en- joy such good fellowship and enjoy these outings. PEAS TO SPE VS WEA NI TH RI id NII PT Cawker's Food Market FREE DELIVERY Phone 985-2221 Port Perry Specials Sept. 15, 16, 17 Peach Halves 33-002 © G5. Dream Whip 4 oz Pie. ol: Beans with Chili Sauce D, for 29. Neilsons Cocoa "wm. Tin JPe Kleenez Boxoi200 2 pigs. 37- CADBURYS Assorted Kinds Cel.o Boge. iy Chocolates 39: or 3 0 1.00 S.P. Cottage Rolls 69. STEAKS and ROASTS from Prize Steers shown at Port Perry Fair on SALE this Week - End. FASE Par ETA Vi gad ik aad ; Last lucky winners at Euchre Ontario County. [ Sept. 3rd as. follows. Ladies, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew David- : High Mrs. Stevens, . Ladies son of Brooklin visiting with s second, Mrs. F. McLean, Con-| | ZH§ TB uel) owen ig § Mer Roy Leask pecente Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reesor of Reesor's Texaco | [solation Mrs. E. Cockerham, ¥ Mr. and Mrs, Howard Me-|| Servicecentre would like to thank all of his for- Gent's High, Mr. J. Demars, pr pa mer patrons for their business during the past Gent's second, Mr. T. Gibson, Millan visiting in Hamilton on nine years Consolation Mrs. Suggitt. Sunday. Mus. McMillan re- 2 Please remember future dates. mained until after the funeral Due to increased costs it was necessary to close Lr Sa "of the late Rev. Stanley Mec- this station. 2 Falling Leaves Millan, ; Soon the ground will be covered Miss Linda Jarvis visiting Look for announcement of new location soon.. koa with her aunt and uncle Mr. As we prepare for fall, and enjoy .colourful trees, We will see Maple trees turn to magnificent colours, In countries and towns as in years before. ; -For months everything that grows will not be seen We shall miss the flowers, and grass so green, But as winter passes, we look forward to spring. We all have hope, for favours life . brings So as Fall approaches let us all look ahead Beautiful things still live, they are not dead. We will welcome Fall, and the falling of leaves For beauty of color is indeed, what we need. By GORDON MURRAY PRICE DROPS A new fertilizer price has been established which drops the price on some analysis up to $10.00 per ton. The price change is retro- active to August 15th, 1966 and credits will "be issued accordingly. MAKE YOUR HOME AND GARDEN MORE BEAUTIFUL PLANT imported Holland Bulbs e Delft's Blue Hyacinth With the heavy crop harvested this year its most important that hay and pasture fields- be top dressed to maintain high fer- ility levels. The recent pr ice drop makes it economically impossible to miss the opportunity of top dressing now. wr ® Pink Pearl Hyacinth ® Aureoland V.D. Eerden Tulip ® Yellow Trumpet Daffodils ~Many, Many More ® Lawn and Grass Mixture Don't Starve Hay and Pasture of much --needed-nutrients;-- SENT ---- Call Today -- Bulk, aged: and - Custom Spreading Available. Guiding Activities The fall activities for Guid- DO IT NOW !! Retail Fieldman, Uxbridge Branch UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO United Co-operatives | Ae ing in Port Perry commences 5 Sept. 19th. Following are the Of 0 AN days and time of meetings. n Kr am 0 BHUlEguiLe e& NN Eg WON $4] |days and time of meeting i RANGERS--Mrs. Bill Lamb, tario A Tues., Sept. 20, 7.30 p.m. 4 GUIDES. (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) SA 1st Co.--Mrs Terry Hodgins, | | Uxbridge 852-3321 Port Perry ZE. 8-4130 ir Thurs., Sept. 22, 7 p.m. ~ 2nd Co.--Mnrs. George Hall Wed., Sept. 21st, 7 p.m. 3rd Co.--Mrs. J. Nottingham, Mon., Sept. 19th, 7 pm. BROWNIES-- 1st Pack--Mrs. Bob Howsam g 1} hy pO MOTE i PP NE ¥/ Yd _ Mon, Sept. = 408 pan Why lafe les 2) rn \ : on., Sept. 19th, 4.00 p.m. 3 7. Gi Huan i a L R. On 8.0 | i Tues., Sept., 20, 4 p.m. i 144 Fass ih J Ll 7 \ C R 3 S T ARDIARE THERMO-ENGRAVED 7 A YOUR RED CROSS IS BUSINESS STATIONERY oy . 4 4, PORT PERRY Phone 985-2211 SERVING Yio groaning is rich, {hae lettering that has the 3 : old distinction o craftsmansh much less than you'd : Conia] CL AAT gh a TODAY 90, ord con bo ceiveres vn a wen Cards e Letterheads and Envelopes. Announcements.