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| | | ~ oF root Sra mT ~ Tm PT Tha Cafe a A Se FON RE = a¥ ft! ! Sl AE nt NR " SR Rf NA a AOR <D : RR La wr 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, June 8th, 1967 EPSOM NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice Mr. and Mrs. Murray Prentice and Mrs. Harry Taylor attended the graduation of Mr. Ross Prentice at Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin McCan- nell of Whitby were recent vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gourlie | made a flying trip from their home in Alaska recently, they spent an evening with his sis- ter, Mrs. R. Armstrong. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Gourlie and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gourlie were also present. Mr. and Mrs. Christie Clark of Cannington called on his cousin, Mr. Al. Christie and Mrs. Christie. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling called on his aunt Mrs. Cathar- ine Cawker in Port Perry on Saturday. Mr. Harry Geer and sons Ken and Gordie went on a fishing trip to Point Au Barril and had quite good luck last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill of 985 - 2581 _-- For All Your Plumbing and Heating Needs CALL ART'S PLUMBING and HEATING R.R. #1, PORT PERRY Operated by ART (Pete) PETROZZI Licenced Mechanic. CENTENNIAL FEATURING The Last Word & The Bedtime Story sponsored by Friday, June 16, PORT PERRY BLOW - UP r place at 8.30 p.m. ARENA SUNDAY Admission $1.50 Members $1.00 Couples $2.50 DRESS. man Claremont were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer on Sunday. Mrs. Arnold Kerry, Mrs. Wal- ter Kerry and Mrs. John Mill- man attended a Shower at the home of Mrs. Harold Kerry, Prince Albert for. Dianne Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lynde on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee and Mrs. Lee's mother of Toronto, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell and girls of Peterborough were week-end guests with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. Horace Searle of Moore's Falls is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. H. Ashton for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gorrill of Eden were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery visited with Mr. Chas. Farrow of Goodwood on Sunday evening. Mrs. Farrow who went in hos- pital March 16 will soon be home. Possibly in another 3 or 4 weeks. = Vice Presidents; Mrs. Erma Watson, Sec. & Treas.; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor, who pur- chased the prizes; to Mr. David Prentice and any who helped with calling for the square dan- ce. To Mr. Norman Birkett, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Kerry for music. Special thanks to Mrs. Arthur Taylor who faithfully helped prepare the building for the parties though he didn't hold an office. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton, his sister Mrs. Wm. McGregor and Mr. McGregor were guests at Alger Beatty's at Cannington for dinner one day last week. Mrs. Beatty was entertaining her sister Mrs. Flo Bingham of Portland, Oregon. Some might remember Flo Sellars, former resident of Epsom. Mrs. Beatty and Mrs. Bingham are cousins of Mr. Ashton and Mrs. McGre- gor. Mr. and Mrs. Cottyn visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer one evening recently. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart and family of Buttonville were week-end guests with his par- Many from here enjoyed the party at Utica Saturday even- ing when the Community held a party in. honour of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGregor. On Friday evening the Epsom Community Club held the last meeting of the season. The next party is to be Oct. 6th. There were 19 tables of Euch- re . Wayne Mahaffy and Nor- Birkett and Mrs. Kerry supplied the music for the dance. Mr. David Prentice call- ed for the dance. Winners were: Ladies 1. Mrs. Doug Stiver; 2. Vera Ellerby; low Vivien Carl. Gent's 1. Arthur Taylor; 2. Lloyd Brawn; Low- Dale Claugh- ton. Thanks to all the executive who have worked so hard: Mr. Lloyd Brawn, President; Mr. B. Houghland, ~Mr. A. Christie, MALE or FEMALE HELP FOR SHIFT WORK GOOD WAGES and WORKING CONDITIONS MEDICAL COVERAGE APPLY IN PERSON TO THOMPSON MRS. FLAMINGO PASTRIES LTD. 124 SIMCOE ST. 4 i PORT PERRY "of the U.C.W. was held at the 'R. Litt and Mrs. R. Pickard led -6:16-pm. eraged $439.00, with 18 milking ents Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. Port Perry U.C.W. UNIT 9 The May meeting of Unit 9 home of Muriel Chambers on May 23rd with 17 members present. : Jean McDermott opened the meeting with a thought provok- ing poem, entitled, "I'll do what you want me to do dear Lord, but don't ask me to do it today.' The worship service was con- ducted by Edna Fowler and Gwen Taylor, with Audrey Lee leading in a very interesting and informative talk on the Reformation. A lively discuss- ion followed. Plans were presented for the June meeting and the change of date to Wednesday, June 14 was noted. The meeting is to be a family pot luck supper with a centennial variety pro- gram following. Each person is asked to bring their own cut- lery and dishes. Recipes and articles for the fall bazaar were brought in. The evening closed with a most delicious lunch served by Audrey Lee, Edna Fowler and Gwen Taylor. UNIT 7 Unit 7 met at the home of Mrs. Ray Litt on May 23 with 14 members present. Mrs. A. Fulford performed the duties of the president, Mrs. G. Barnett. Worship service followed. Mrs. G. Jackson, Mrs. inthe service. Scriptures, Rom: an 1-13 and chapter 12 were read. Hymn 263 was joyously sang. "What the church really is," our study period was foll- owed by questions and thorough discussion. Mrs. G. Jackson reported on the Bazaar. Business meeting followed. A pot luck supper is being planned for June 14 at Nine hospital calls and seven home calls were reported. A social hour followed the Mizpah Benediction. Parholme Holstein Dispersal Avg. $439 Top Price $1,175. 'The purebred "herd of Par- holme Holsteins owned by Roy L. Parish & Son, Sunderland, Ontario, brought a total of $22, 390.00 at the complete disper- sal held at the farm recently, with A. Mick Brubacher, Kit- chener, auctioneer, T. Robert Flett, Oshawa, on pedigrees, and Lloyd J. Wilson, Uxbridge, sale manager. The 50 lots sold av- females averaging $569; 16 bred heifers averaging $396; 15 open heifers $298; 1 bull $300. The top price for a milking female was $1,175.00 paid by Maurice Jebson, Beaverton, for a Good Plus five-year-old daugh- ter of the Excellent and Superi- or Type sire, Roeland Reflection Sovereign. Jebson also paid the top-price of $650 for a heifer calf, a daughter of the Excellent and Superior Type sire, Thorn lea Texal Supreme. Murray P. Holtby, Port Perry, 4 paid $1,025 for a Very Good seven-year-old daughter of the Very Good and Superior Type sire Romandale Starbright, and Mrs. Marguerite Zarins, Can. nington, bought a Very Good five-year-old daughter of Thorn- lea Texal Supreme. The highest price for a bred heifer was $675.00 paid by Hugh Ormiston, Brooklin, and Jim Gordon, Cannington, for a daughter of Glenvue Sky Chief. off fireworks. 2. A permit must not ($1.00) for each permit. JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk _-- CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY BY-LAW No. 1457 A By-law to regulate, govern and control the sale and setting off of fireworks. WHEREAS property has been damaged and children have been injured due to lack of supervision in setting AND WHEREAS provision is made under Section 379 (1) 30, 31, for Council to pass by-laws for prohibiting or regulating the sale and display of fireworks. THEREFORE be it enacted by this Council: -- 1. That the purchasing and setting off of fireworks or firecrackers is prohibited in the Village of Port Perry, unless a permit has first been obtained. be sold to anyone under twenty-one (21) years of age an dany person obtaining a permit, must be responsible for any damage done. 3. Permits may be obtained from the Police Depart- ment of the Village of Port Perry at a price of one dollar--f------ + -- READ a first, second, and third times and passed this 19th day of May, A.D. 1967. J. J. GIBSON, Reeve UXBR Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 8-9-10th. "PARADISE HAWAIIAN" with ELVIS PRESLEY SECOND FEATURE "ANY WEDNESDAY" (adult) starring James Fonda, Jason Robarts, Dean Jones. ' ROXY THEATRE IDGE Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, June 12-13-14th. -- BIG DOUBLE BILL -- "IRMA DOUCE" J. Lemmon and S. McLain "TOM JONES" (restricted) starring A. Finney DOOR OPEN at 7:00 P.M. SHOWS EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. (NEE ENE ENE ENANEN ENN NEN retary. MRS. Chairman. 3-SCHOOLS-3 -- AND -- Vacant Lot at Chalk Lake WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION by REACH TWP, SCHOOL AREA BOARD on MONDAY, JUNE 12th, at 8:00 p.m. at MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP HALL The schools for sale are located at UTICA -- MANCHESTER. -- PROSPECT and comprise the school land; buildings and con- tents. Chalk Lake land is vacant. Details and terms of sale available from the Sec- Also arrangements to view the interior of the school should be made with the Secretary. D. MULHOLLAND, MRS. PAT LOVE, Secretary. 985-2307. . MC sR a LL ----------rs a --