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AS SEN nr a ERA Fo £2 & SE SE rt _-- LYS CLEA AA NEL UR eX Xa 6B - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 24, 1969 Seagrave What a commotion tne Twiners and Shorts are caus- ing just now! On Wednes- day evening there was a shower at th Coxworth in Markham, The Perry[ with fellow-workers & friends present. Our "big Short affair was big. but not short by any measure. There couldn't have been fewer than 100 persons on hand including quite a number of Twiner relatives and friends from Markham. M. C. Morley Bruce conducted the variety program. First came the sing-song and a special en- titled "Cruising down Nonquon" rendered by all the Shorts. Four of our pro- minent-gentlemen, tried des- cribing their wives costumes: (the wives were hidden). Jack Short was the winner. He hasn't been married long enough to have lost interest. Bob Earle and Diane Barr sang for us, the youngsters carried beans on knives, the adults guessed animal names, Neil Wanamaker and Enid ! house Friday, 0 Wo } fjarea. A i ot} i QlFduct line. 23 4 [5 3 iSvel Uxbridge 852-3321 CO-OP TOPICS | 1 " 7% To Port Perry and District Farmer ~ You are cordially invited to at- jltend the official opening of the U. J§C.O. Uxbridge Bulk Blender Unit at Mfthe Co-op Bulk Fertilizer Ware- Refreshments will be served. Bring a friend. ms ads on . + NRA United Co-operatives : . of Ontario (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) by Don Rixon *2 2 Zz S April 25 at 8 p.m. 3 A demonstration of bulk blend- ling procedures will precede a ques- tion and answer period on this new flservice to Co-op patrons of the B! Commencing this Friday, April §|18 the farm supply store in the mill ilwill be open for the season till 5.00 p.m. to provide you with the oppor- /tunity to drop in and see our pro- the |'riage". Belair attempted a bride and groom song, and then the Young People came march- ing in a protest march with the theme "Down .with Mar- Their signs and cos- tumes were weird. All this was followed by the usual address, the gift opening, the thanks and' lunch, Our ex-citizens have been causing us some concern. Mr, and-Mrs. Gord Sweetman are both guests of Oshawa hospital. Gord underwent surgery on Monday and his wife is having a series of tests, Mr. H. Eagleson was in Port Perry Hospital for a few days but expects to be home on Tuesday. Mrs. Mac- Farlane is still in Uxbridge, Mrs. Glenn Wanamaker is re- cuperating at home. Back here at home the epidemic of measles is about over and the youngsters out again ex- cept Joanne Nobbs:. Many of us did our, Sun- day visiting at the new Port Perry Hospital. We were glad to see our representa- tives Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Boe and Mrs. Nichols doing their bit. Mr. and Mrs. Dave John- ston and sons of Bethany visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MacTaggart on Sunday. On Thursday Bill Barr took off for Mexico on a business trip. - He returned on Monday. More fires. The reels had another run on Sunday af- ternoon, to the pasture land on the 14th near the swamp road. It was burned over nicely. Mr.- and Mrs. J. Foote are reported to have boughtithe property east of Greenbank recently vacated by the An- gus Clement family, so it looks as if they may be leav- ing us. es The Little Britain Jets took the game from Port El- gin on Sat. night. This made 4 wins and they are now Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Gray of Leaskdale visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Phoenix last Friday. Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doble, Ro- ger and Ross of Pickering, Mr. John Phoenix and Mr, Bob Cole of Toronto and Ke- vin- Simmons of Oshawa. The spring U.C.W. thank offering service will be held on Sunday, May 4th. Miss Mary Mclnully a missionary on furlough from Trinidad 'will occupy the pulpit. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wal- ker and family of Hepworth visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Ian- son last week. Two Junior Farmers spent | a day at the Phoenix farm. They were Fritz Allabeaks from Switzerland and Fran- gois Fontaine of France. The W.L needlecraft short course will be held in the Centennial Hall on April 29 and 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please note time and date. A number of the ladies at- | 0.-H.-A. Intermediate. (C) Champions. Congratulations. At service on Sunday mor- ning Mr. and Mrs. Don Hun- ter became members of our congregation - by certificate from Melville United Chu Unionville. Rev. Critch con- tinued his sermons on the Sacraments and spoke of "Infant Baptism". At S. S. the birthday box got a real lift. Here they are:(--Morley Bruce, Eleanor Sturman, Neil Wanamaker, | Brian 'Keen, and the Barr | twins (Bob and Earle). Pro- gram number was a reading by Clifford Moon, ! This week's U.C.W. pro- ject is a Spring Tea and Ba- zaar- on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. Be there, Unit 3 are sponsoring a variety concert by the Song Spinners of Lindsay on May 9th. Mills last Thursday. Greanbank / tended the 4-H Achievement Day held in Uxbridge last Saturday. . We are proud of our two Clubs and the work of their leaders. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cow- ves visiting with Mr. & Mrs. V. Montgomery at Eden Mr, and Mrs. Grant Real renewing old acquaintances last 'Saturday. " Sympathy from the com- munity is extended to Mr. F. Beare in the loss of her bro- ther Mr. W. Heron. Mr. Gordon Jennings has also lost a brother. Several friends attended the funeral of the late Mrs. |' Lorrimer last week. There will be a presenta. tion for Alex & Shafon Leask this Sat. evening at 8 p.m, 'April 26th in the Centennial Hall. lunch, : / Murray Empringham had}: an accident outside his home last week, fortunately he News wasn't injured but the car was badly smashed. Mrs. Len Jarvis has left for a trip to Florida, . Mrs. Dick Monro of Sutton visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hunter entertained-viistors last week --Mrs. Goff, Mrs. Edbert Hunter and Harold Hunter, Ron Blakely has arrived home from Florida last week. Ladies. please bring] LADY MOTORISTS ~ AND MEN MOTORISTS TOO! WHY PAY MORE? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS t Port Perry IE. 8-4130 FARMS WANTED LAMBERT 985-7373 LAWRENCE'S Rexall ONE CENT SALE Ends Saturday, April 26 th IN VITAMINS, REXALL REMEDIES, FIRST AID SUPPLIES, AND COSMETICS, TOILETRIES STATIONARY, AND A HOST OF SUNDRY ITEMS Lawrence Pharmacy PORT PERRY COLUMBUS FREE Box Of KLEENEX WITH EACH $3.00 Purchase A NEW X Station TO SERVE YOU AT YOU CAN'T AFFORD must apply for insurance Parliament Buildings, Toronto Are you financially able to stand a total cro crop insurance. To get low-cost comprehen seeding -- whichever comes first, Call your - Forage Crops: Apply by May-1 | Per La Spring Grain: Apply by May 16th. Soybeans: Apply by June 20th: White Beans: Apply by June 25th. THE CROP INSURANCE COMM NOT TO 6, Ont. p loss this year? If not, you need ! sive coverage on.your crops, you by the deadline dates listed below, or 10 Li artor local Crop Insurance agent today. ISSION OF ONTARIO Ey R.R.3, UXBRIDGE Crop Insurance details and application forms available from: MORLEY W. PARISH INSURANCE AGENT PHONE 852-3764 RAYMOND FRALICK R.R.3, PORT PERRY PHONE 985-7447 DIAL 985-2231 "> 2 LA Grain Corn: Application deadline dates -- | run from May 21st to June 1st -- depending on area. : Check with your Agent for the deadline date in your district. i "