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© ry x n A # js "EPSOM N By Jean Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geer & Brenda, Port Perry were supper guests with his par- ents Mr, & Mrs. Chas. Geer. Fred Millman of Good- wood visited for a few days last week with his friend Gordon Geer, Mr, and Mrs. Len Beach of Toronto were with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. -David Prentice on Sunday. .' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer entertained ahout twenty friends of Donald Card and Kenneth Geer to celebrate the boys birthday on Sat. evening, A.W. BROCK Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simp- son and Mr. and Mrs." W, O. Simpson visited on Sunday with Mr, and 'Mrs. Earl Wil- son. Mr, and Mrs. E, Simp- son were just returning from a. vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson also have returped from a vacation in Arizona. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Wil: son was quite 'ill while she was away. Mr. and Mrs, David Pren- tice were supper guests with her sister Hazel and Mr, Medd one evening recently. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ash- ton visited with. Mr. and Mrs. ' ee -- FAL NE Ue LEG AntIo4 , Kenneth Catherwood in Brooklin one day last week. They visited with Miss Annie Ackney and other friends at Fairview Lodge in the after- noon. In the evening they visited Mrs. Ashton's sister Lucille and Mr. Wagner at Manchester. On Sunday Mr, Donald As- ling took' the morning ser- vice at the Union Church at Pine Orchard. . Mrs. Asling Secompanied him, ._ Mr. Gordon Jeffery is at. Parry Sound for a couple of days with his brother Ken- neth and Mrs. Jeffery and [DEPARTMENT LAYBOYS 1H EWETSON Emioy yourself... -in these PLAYBOYS. - casuals. Popular "Village Look" with big and bold white stitching. Soft suede. Plantation soles. Steel shanks. STORE SAHARA BOOTS Men --s8. 95 - -s9. 95 Boys - 7. 95 Youths = $8.95 Ladies -- s8.95 wy OX FORDS i - BLACK Leather Soles dhe dis "MEN'S _- All Weather Coats LADIES POSLUNS $27.95 $20 05 $35.00 | INDBREAKERS "by DEACON |SPRING JACKETS by CRAFT $0. 95 s10. 95 s13. 5! $16.95 -- $19.95 $24.95 = $37.95 WALLPAPER CUSHION FLOOR Large Stock Vinyl Floor Covering 73 A Roll & Up |$2.98 Square. Yard MEN'S 'meetings 'have not been" so VINYL ASBESTOS TILE 9x9 10° each a their family. Mrs. F. West entertained several of the Epgom ladies last Wed. afternoon. ~The winners at the com. munity club party on Friday evening were: Ladies 1st-- Laurrent Bright; 2nd--Doris Manns; Low--Mildred Dear- born. Door -- Dora, Geer. Gents 1st -- Chester Geer; | 2nd Arthur Taylor; Low--E. Dearborn, Door -- Harqld Percy. ' Miss Barbara Lister and friend of Toronto were din- ner guests with Mrs, Ada Munro then in the afternoon they visited with Mr. & Mrs. Enoch McKnight, Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Evans of Uxbridge and Miss Mil- dred Evans of Toronto visit- ed with: Mr. and Mrs. Hoss Evans and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stew- art and family visited his mother on Sunday. Ray Munro thought his cattle had got out yesterday but when he got closer to the animals he found it was a herd of eleven deer in the field. Spring must be coming. There were four robins pick- ing seeds on my front walk this morning. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Mar. 28th, 1968 -- 3 Senior Citizens News The attendance at the Club good lately, on account of poor walking, etc. - Twenty- six, members met for the meeting on Wed., March 13. Mrs. M. Cullen, president, presided. Welcome to all, Lord's' prayer in unison. O Canada was sung and meet- ing continued. Different Committees_pre- sented. their reports. Mem- bers were-~asked to bring suggestions to next meeting for bus trips in the near fu- ture. The Club has a very active Committee to arrange these trips, "Mrs. M. Chapman and Mrs. J. "Robertson. After being in the South the mem- | bers are glad to welcome Mrs. Robertson home again. Several new members have joined lately, and still we hear of others about to join, welcome to all. Mrs. M. Cullen is on holi- days with her son David for two weeks in Florida. Happy Holidays. Mr. E. Healy, Vice Pres. will take the chair in Mrs. Cullen's absence. Next meeting, March 27th at 2 pm. Next Euchre at Club, Sat.,, March 30th at 8.30 p.m. Euchre on Sat. 16th was very successful, | some from out of town have remarked how they don't like to miss them, -showing how these euchres are popu- lar with so many. Good lunch is provided and cards for a small charge, also use- ful prizes to lucky winners. Prizes won _at last euchre as follows: Ladies High, 1st --Mrs. R. Rogers; 2nd--Mrs. Stevens, - Oshawa; Consola- tion -- Mrs. R. Cook; Gent's High--Mr. A. Timms; 2nd-- Mr. J. Carroz; Consolation-- Mr. M. Carl. P Ahad hh hahah Shah Ladies Hospital Auxiliary The Hospital Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. M. -B. Dymond on March 18th with 16 ladies present, The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer. In the absence of the regular sec- cretary, Mrs. J. Davidson read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. J. Manns reported that 6 pair of hootees had been given out since our last meeting. A note of thanks was read from Mrs. Eleanor Weery, Blackstock. Mrs. Geo. Bell and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald offered to look after the plants and favors for the patients in Hospital at Easter time. We were reminded of the Annual Hospital Board meet- ing on March 27th and ar- rangements were made to look after the refreshments with Mrs. Doug Crozier and Mrs. Bill Heayn in charge. In regard to membership in place of representation from each organization, representatives voiced their ELECTRICAL agreement to carry on the same as we have in the past years. Remember the Spring Fair on May 25th, There will be an apron booth, a tiny tots booth and don't forget toys for the children. We were asked to name and price any plants for the green thumb booth. It was moved that we give the Hospital Board $1000.00 on our pledge to the new. Hospital. Lunch was served by Mrs. J. Coates and Mrs. J. Manns. Meeting adjourned. 10 |. AAR A AAA A A A A AAA A A A A A A ESS SS NSS SSS" KEN P. MURRAY CONTRACTOR Domestic and- Industrial WIRIN 6 274 Rosa St. HOWARD VICE, Prop. CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT PHONE 985 - 7005 PORT PERRY LAA AS SES ENA R IIASA NN NNER SRNR RTT, BROADLOOM i Draperies by the Yard Venetian .& Clath Blinds. 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