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By Jean Jeffery To the family of the late . Robert Taylor, who was laid % to rest on Monday, a heartfelt " mesage in this hour of sorrow in hope you find a new cour- age for each to-morrow. Our sympathy also to Mr. & Mrs. M. Vanstrein of Scugog former neighbours in . their Sorrow, . The Prentice family are still : on the move but all are settled at last when Mr. and. Mrs. Murray Prentice got meved into their new home this week- end. A Also on the move are the! Evans: family. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pickett of Ottawa were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Evans for their two week vacation helping Gladys and Wilfred move to their new v home in Uxbridge Wayne stayed with Aunt Barbara and Uncle Ross while all this was EPSOM NEWS going on. Now David and his wife are living in the old home and we do wish both families happiness and prosperity* in their new homes and a happy welcome to Mrs. David Evans to our Community, To finish the week off for the Evans fa- milies the young people Chi- vareed David & Shirley on Sat. evening and Miss Evans of Toronto was home for the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry of Port Perry visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry on. Sunday afternoon then all went to Richvale to visit their brother- in-Law Mr, Frank Millman. Miss Amelda Tompkins of Roseville who had been staying with the Kerry children and later helping mother and baby when they returned from the hospital has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry visited Mr.-and--Mrs.-Raymond- Mildred | Kerry of Greenbank on Friday evening. Happy birthday greetings this week are for Tommy Arm- strong and Richard Ashton both celebrating their 4th birthday. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mr, Angus Keppy of. Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer then visited his _ sister Mrs. Jack Irvine and Mr. Ir- vine /in Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton visited with Mr, Gordon Ash- ton and Miss Annie Ackney at Fairview recently. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Asling at their new home in Newstad near Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Norrish who have recently moved to 'Uxbridge were Sunday evening supper guests with Mr. & Mrs, Alan Card and family, Mrs. John Millman is spend- ing-a-few days-in Ottawa with: her husband. Mr. and Mrs, Dan Knapp of Bowmanville were Sunday vi- sitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro and family, Mrs. Jean Jeffery visited on Friday afternoon with her mo- ther Mrs. Catharine Cawker in Port Perry. Mrs. Benns and some of her family were Supper guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Alan Card, Don't forget Utica Anniver- sary service Oct. 2nd. This will be an afternoon service so there will be no morning service that Sunday. Church Service at Epsom on Sept. 25th at eleven-thirty. All welcome, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ca- therwood were. supper guests on Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. Pat Caffery who was with the Bailey's all week returned home to Hamilton Sunday even- ing. He helped show the cattle at Kingston.- "BONELESS ROUND Th: His OR RUMP ROAST FRESHLY GROUND ~ IMINGED CHUCK PORTERHOUSE AO LA UL TERY: Hi . 69: Ease, SUNNY MORN RINDLESS SLICED . |SIDE BACON = 99: TABLE-RITE WIENERS LB. VAC PAK 5 7c Prices 21, 22, 23 & 24 Sept. CANADA'S FINEST QUALITY RED OR BLUE BRAND BEEF Effective OLMSTEADS FANCY CORN SAVE 24¢ HEINZ FANCY BI T0MATo Juice SAVE 22% neinz vegetarian B EAN S ky SAUCE SAVE 19¢ DUNCAN HINES Bl CAKE MIXES McCAIN FROZEN COD FISH CAKES SAVE 16¢ YORK WHOLE KERNEL 2 FRENCH FRIES -ur 49: DEMPSTER'S | DINNER ROLLS »- «= 32: 16 OZ 5 7c ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE | POTATOES 30 Produce of USA, Can. No. 1 Grade 10 LB. BAG We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities LETTUCE «2 A) Can. No. 1 Grade Local Grown CABBAGE 19 Can. No. 1 Grade Bradford Grown GELLO CARROTS + 19¢ PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1966 -- 11 Prince Albert News By Mrs. F. Brooks Mrs, Ken Skerratt is a pa- tient at the Uxbridge Cottage Hospital where she will under- go surgery on Tuesday, Sept. 20th. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy Hope attended .the 40th wedding an- niversary of Mr, and Mrs, Hey- wood Short, at Seagrave, on Sunday. ; Mrs, Lotys Murrin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hr Hodgens, who has spent the past 31% months in Europe, has returned home and is now spending a few days here, with her mother and father. Mrs. Murrin spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Douglas Coulter and Mr, Coulter who were vacationing in Rome, before returning home. : Lynn Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Glass entertain- ed ten little friends at her 5th birthday party on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Olsen and children were dinner guests of Mrs. Olsen's mother, Mrs. Vi Skerratt at Utica, on Sunday. Myr. and Mrs. Jack Finley at- tended their .grandsons first birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Franz Papoushek, Whitby, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Patterson of Holden, Mass. U.S.A. visited the former's sister, Mrs. Groupe, recently. ""*| LETTER © EDITOR | Different Opinions Dear Sir, Re: PACEMAKERS letter of introduction, that appeared in the September 15th Star. I would like to mention an- other rule of the Club that was humbly omitted They give aid to all motorists in distress, be it on the highway, in a parking lot or in your own driveway. Living on a street with several members I have seen this rule carried out many times in many different ways. I have only praise for these young citizens and 'am proud of them and their high standards. Keep up the good work fellows. Yours truly, (Marion Murray) Mrs. I was very interested to read the jten in last week's paper about the Pacemakers and would like to state what I have observed many times. I see. some of the members of this club daily driving in a Of Pacemakers" thirty mile per hour zone at speeds which could be estim- ated to be much more than twice the speed, limit. They also roar their high. powered motors flers in intermediate geers at approximately fifty mile per hour in this thirty mile zone. I am wondering if this is a courteous aim. I am not doubting that they are fine young men, but I wonder that they do not con- -sider it a sin to knowingly en- danger the lives and safety of innocent motorists on the road, and children playing in their own yards. I do not doubt their driving ability but they do not know when someone is going to turn or try to enter this street, and when they are going at this terrific speed mo one else has much chance, so I think that they should abide by the speed law, A Witness WHY Uxbridge 852-3321 By. GORDON 'MURRAY Retail Fieldman, Uxbridge Branch UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO FERTILIZE! Hay Crops were. excellent this year and we hardly realize the severe draw of plant nut- . rients taken from the soil. Did you realize that a 4 ton crop of Alfalfa removes 47 lbs. of Phosphorus and. 180 bs. of Potash from the soil? This proves Tove pasture russ be fertilized to maintain stands of hay through he winter months. The roots of these plants must store sugar for winter carry over (kind of anti-freeze) . so don't delay, top dress as soon as possible. New lower prices in effect on both bulk and bagged product. 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