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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crosier and Mary and Miss Jean Wil son of Hamilton were dinner guests with Mrs, Ada Munro on Sunday. Other callers at Mrs. Munro's home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Blakely and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Ajax, Mrs. Hertzberg and Martin of Dunbarton. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Pren- tice were guests at the Purvis- MacCannell wedding in Sunder land on Sat. One evening last week Mrs. Prentice attended a shower for Miss Jean Purvis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mer+ vin MacCannell in Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Len Beach and boys of Orillia were guests on Sunday with her parents Mr, and Mrs, David Prentice. The second Community Eu- chre and dance was held in EP- som School with eighteen, tables of Euchre being played. Winners were: Ladies--Betty Risebrough -, first; Margaret 1 Ballard second; -Erma---Watson low. Gents -- Albert Timms, first; Nelson Carnegie second; Wm. Hill, Low. There will be another party' Nov. 4th. Come and have a lof of good fun. So this is Oct. 25th. It is hard to realize that two months from to-day will be Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro and Susanne visited with Mr. and Mrs. David Simmonds on Sun- day at Willowdale. Our November meeting of the U.C.W. will be held at the Manse at Goodwood Nov. 2nd. All friends are invited to join us there. Saturday evening Mr. & Mrs. Frank Moore of Uxbridge were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Medd. Mrs. H. Medd and Mrs. Hilda Bailey attendedd Teachers Con- vention at Brooklin on Friday. Peter and sister Dianne Ly- ons are staying with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Lyons while their mother Mrs. Charles Lyons is in the Cottage Hospital where she underwent major surgery last week. Our Prayers and best wishes for a speedy re- covery Mary. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ron Werry of Kedron and Mr. and Mrs. Da- vid McKinley of Oshawa were supper guests with Mr: & Mrs. Walter Kerry on Sunday: Miss Elaine Medd and friend attended a dance in Sunerland Saturay evening for the newly- weds Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacCannell. Thanks to all who so kindly co-operated to make our U.C.W 'Bake "Salen Saturday a -suc- | HILLTOP| cess. Special thanks to Har- wood Cleaners for the use of their store. Uxbridge store keepers have always been so kind and believe me we do ap- preciate it. The Anniversary Service at Epsom was 'well attended and a lovely service enjoyed by all. Friday evening the commun- ity Sunday School hosted a Chivaree party for Mr. & Mrs, David Evans at their home. A large group of relatives, friends and neighbours enjoyed a lovely evening. Mr. Earl Wilson acted as Master of ceremonies. Miss Beth Evans played several numbers on her accordian, Mrs, Floyd Evans gave an appropri- ate reading. After two inter: esting contests, ome really showed the artistic ability of the crowd and quite a few quiz- zical smiles, Mrs. Floyd Evans then read an address to the young couple David and Shirley who had been called to seats of honour, After which Mr. Douglas Hart and Mr. Ray Munro pre- sented the couple with a lovely platform rocker. David and Shirley thanked their friends for all their kind- ness to them, A delicious lunch brought a pleasant evening to a close. Wee Terry Medd celebrated his first Birthday Sunday, Oct. 23. His parents 'Harold and Grace Medd entertained his grandparents, aunts & uncles: and wee cousins at a luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Fisher of Ashburn and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry of Port Perry were supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Herman Kerry on Sunday. Our sympathy to Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Prentice in the loss of her uncle Mr. Frank Wilkenson who passed away in Detroit but was laid to rest in' Uxbrid- ge. Our sympathy also to Miss Wilkinson his, sister who lives in. Uxbridge amd is. so well. known to many of us as Elsie's aunt Ruth, Mr, and Mrs. Cloyne Stear- man and children of Ashworth were supper guests on Monday with his sister Elva, Mr. Walter Kerry and family on. Monday. "Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geer and Brenda were supper guests on Sunday - with his- parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer. Misses Lori & Linda Bushell of Peterborough were with 'Grandma and Grandpa Ashton' on Saturday while their par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bu- shell visited his grand-parents . Rev. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bu- shell of Owen Sound. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton visited Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ferguson of Wick. There was a birthday celebration for Mrs. Eva Fer- guson, Mr. Ferguson's mother who was minety years young that day. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke and Irwin King, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton and Julia were supper guests with Mr. & Mrs, Donald Asling on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Belair of Seagrave visited Mr. & Mrs. Alan Ashton on Sunday even- ing. : Mr. Howard Leask visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton one evening last week. Mr. Donald Asling attended the A.0.T.S. Men's Club of Ux- bridge Supper on Monday evening when the guest speaker was Rev. Gordon Winch of Tor- onto. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Acton of Uxbridge were supper guests on Monday evening with their aughter Barbara, her husband Ross Evans and fmily. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor and family visited Monday ev- ening with his family Mr. and Mrs. Chas.; Farrow. Mr. an Mrs. Ray Munro at- tended the Centennial Services at Emannuel Baptist Church on. Sunday in Toronto. "They said it "could mot be done" but with some hard work, real determination, and a little luck, our junior football team did it. They won their first game crushing Brock Second- ary 'School 141. The team scored this vietory playing away from home at Canning- ton. This win came as an anti- climax to a rather dull Friday afternoon athletically. There was no game played here in Port Perry. Most of Port's points came from touchdowns by Brian McNab and Dennis Romeril who on recovering a fumble ran some 80 yards for the T.D. Our other two points came on singles. This game was the first half of a two game total point series. The second game will be played this (Continued on page 12) dhedintlaat Re EXE Cat rd wig Ae A TI TI 4 Poon TH A hs . 5 R fh XH i {£. A%%, of A Phy > we dV SoA ha HONS J BAR I LN oo REN wor wn Ma V0 Ary -