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i ¥ rs Sr SEWERS: te ESA dato - PE hy i 1 i i { H #1 i \ 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1966 EPSOM NEWS By Jean Jeffery Sunday evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGregor, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Taylor, Wayne and Sharon of Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Wilson & family were dinner guests on Sunday with his parents Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Wilson of Uxbridge. Mrs. Armstrong has been spending quite a bit of time with her mother for the past week. Mrs," Gourlie had the misfortune to bady sprain her ankle and torn legaments take their time -healing. We hope Mrs. Gourlie will soon be able to be around again. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millman and baby of Ajax were with his parents on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Martin Zylstra and Billy of Brooklin called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson on Sunday afternoon. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton & Richard, Julia and. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ashton and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Catherwood, Brooklin, Mr. Clifton Gibson, Mr. Gordon Ashton of Whitby. | Gordon was a guest for Thanks- giving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Aune and Mrs. som and Utica Circuit. Epsom Church Anniversary will be held Sunday, Oct. 23 at 2.30. Rev. A, Wright of Mark- ham will be the speaker and Kedron quartette will supply special music. Mrs. Kerry would like all or- George Storch all of Alberta ders to be in for Regal by the were with their cousins Mr. & 'Mrs. Gordon Prentice on Thurs. Mrs. Storch remained till Tues. morning. On Sunday afternoon Mr. & Mrs. Donald Asling took a trip up north then called on her father Mr. Joseph Ryall of Little Britain on their way home. We were sorry to learn of the passing of Mr. Harry Russell a former Epsom resident. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin of Bowmanville were with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Christie on Sunday. Linda was unable to accompany them as she is tak- ing a modeling course and had examinations, Don't forget the party Sat. evening for Murray & Ross Prentice and their respective Brides. ic See the advertisement in Coming Events for the vu. C.W. Bake Sale. Next Sunday, Rev. J. Mills will conduct Communion Ser- vice at 2.30 at Goodwood Unit- ed Church for Goedwood, Ep- | ker, second November when we hold our next meeting at the manse in Goodwood as guests of Mrs. Ingleby. Mr. David Lyons spent Thanksgiving week-end in Tor- onto with a boy friend. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas .Wal- Toronto were week-end guests with Mr. and: Mrs. T. Stewart. Mr, and Mrs. Harley Clarke of Prince Albert visited her parents Mr. and Mrs, Ste- wart on Sunday and Mr. and Mrs, Keith Stewart and family of Buttonville were Thanks- giving day guests. We were sorry to see Mr. & Mrs. M. V. Cracknell boarding their cottage for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ly- ons and Darlene were Sunday dinner guest with his mother at Leaskdale. Mrs. Millman, Mrs. Asling, Mrs. Ashton and Mrs. Jeffery attended "the U.C.W. Rally at Sutton last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans & family joined a family re-union "at the home of her parents-Mr- and Mrs. Russell Acton in Ux- bridge for Sunday Dinner. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Prentice and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Pren- tice spent the week-end at the Cottage on Gull Lake. Mr, and Mrs, Alan Ashton and Michael were with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong of Manchester on Sunday. Mr, Jack Claughton and daughter Pamela of Ottawa called on Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Christie. Jack is a former Ep- som boy. He is retired now af- ter forty years with Ontario Hydro at Ottawa. Bill Stearman of Grimsby spent the holiday with his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry. : Mr. and Mrs. P. Werry of Kedron visited with Mr. gnd Mrs. Walter Kerry on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kerry were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Herman Kerry on Sunday. We were sorry to hear that Mrs. Ada Munro had been under the weather, Hope she will soon be feeling fine again. Mr. and Mrs. Aronld Kerry were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry. Mrs. -L. Payne and her mo- ther Mrs... McFee .visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Munro one day recently. --Sunday visitors with Mrs. -Ada--Munro--were Mrs. Maggie. Pr t =v AF 196 ARID CI BSH tidy (Le Bort Perry. rod Wa LEAD 4 oy RR LANEY LAY S50 BF AT 8 ad by IE. Greenbank News The holiday week-end provid- ed the opportunity for families to get together once again. Some travelled back home, oth- ers away from home. People in our community have been busy coming and going and we will get on with reporting some of the doings out our way. First a comment on the beauti- ful scenic surroundings. Could- n't have had it better and for those visiting from a distance will certainly have a memory or two to keep with them. While we don't claim to have a mono- poly on beauty in our part of the country we do have many things to be thankful for in liv- ing where we do. Let' all strive to keep it that way. Happy to report Mr. R. Dus- ty was able to leave hospital and be home with his family this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stone and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Lee Toron- << bs 8 'Real and Mrs. Mary 'McCoomb and Mrs, N. Lyle of Port Perry. Sunday dinner guests recent- ly with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Mun- ro were Mr, and Mrs. George Johnston and Garry and Munro S., Mr. W. Graham of S Centennial Series Canada Savings Bonds offer you their highest interest yield ever-- "double vo your money with Canada Vi ~ Centennial Series "5.48% a year when held to maturity. The new Bonds pay annual interest at the rate of 6% for each of the first four years; 5%% for each of the next three years; 6%% for the following year and 6% for each of the last five years--a total of $72.25 in interest on every $100 Bond. 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Just fill out the redemp- tion form on the Bond, present it to your 'bank and you'll get your money right away. - And now they're better than ever to keep with the highest interest yield ever and + interest oninterest. DOUBLE YOURMONEY with Canada Savings Bonds Centennial Series. Is. | daughter and husband Mr. to were. in Montreal last week attending the All Canadian As- sociation of Real Estate Boards annual Conference. . Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Leask while Mr. and Mrs. Carr were visiting his family in Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Roy Parish visiting Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Beaton one day last week. Congratulations to Barry Mec- - Keon who won a First Prize at the Ploughing match held last week at the Diceman Farm. A goodly number of the lo- cal milk producers and their wives attended the first social of Ontario County Milk Produ- cers at the Uxbridge High School on Friday night, Mr. Franklin Phoenix and Mr. Victor Leask arrived back home from their trip to the west. Reports have it they en- joyed every minute of it. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Phair, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Phair and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Phair 'were guests at the Chombers- Saturday.' Mrs. R. Cook ~yisiting h nd Mrs. 'D. McKeon Bie the week-end... sealord On = Sunday Mr, "and Mrs. Robert Jebb and family of Blackwater were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Stone and family. Mr. and Mrs. gley had dinner with Mr, and Mrs. Don Linton of Raglan. accompanied Mr. and Mrs, Ste- ven and children to Doug Ru- therford's at Colbourne for to Warkworth to attend the 60th wedding anniversary cele- 'bration of their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker and family of Hepworth, Mr. mily of Wick and Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Ianson had supper on Sun- day at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Murray Lee and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. C Ashenhurst in Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. A. Empringham west this week-end visiting relatives in Mio Michigan and Charbevoix Lake, Boyne City, Michigan. Enroute home they called on rélatives at London, Ontario. : Greenbank residents ended utes excitement. Monday even- ing when it was discovered, that a fire had started up on the hill, due to the high winds at the time the Fire Department were called in and had it un- der control before too much damage was done. correspondent for the remain- der of October. Please let us have your news items. Obituary spent last week at Ira Carr's _dinmer on Sunday and then om and Mrs. Keith Heron and fa- Mrs. Geo. Stone will be the MRS. ETHEL FRANKLIN After a short ilness, Mrs. Ethel Franklin passed away in Port Perry Hospital, Oct. 4th, 1966. The deceased was the wife' of the late Howard Levi Franklin. Born in Reach Town- ter of the Late George Frank- lin and Sarah Lamb. They farmed in Manchester for some forty - years. Mrg. Franklin leaves to mourn a daughter, Helen (Mrs, Har- old Bentley) of Ajax, a son Grant, who is on the home farm in Manchested, and four grand- children. Rev. George Teskey of Scu- gog Charge conducted the ser- vice from McDermott - Pana- baker Funeral Home in Port | Perry on Oct. 6th, 1966. The [Pallbearers were all neighbours: Mr. Bert Gray, Mr, Jack Gray, Mr. Murray Holtby, M. Byron Holtby, Mr. Os Crox- all and Mr. Lorne Thompson. ship' the deceased was a daugh-' Wylie wedding in Oakwood on : and boys travelled to points the week-end with a few min- Clifford Mid- Mr. and -Mrs,. Paul. Diamond. .....cowoucibin aA ----) horse sas ainsi goa --