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» 4 Pd A a LJ I] 1 of « ® . "3 oLD oil w= WIFE CALLS ME HANDSOME,~ This is the fourth picture of buildings in Port Perry taken before the big fire in 1885, The residence of Mrs. "C. Paxton on Queen Street, more recently known as the Collocut House, just below the High School. Present occupants are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Olliffe and family. The building i in the foreground at left is the old Baptist Church, now located on the Fair Grounds and used for exhibits, Jean Jetfory Tiny' 's- mother daid to her son "The "cat hasn't' 'come hone for dinner and it is nearly four o'clock. I hope nothing has happened: to him", : Jimmy - said | cheortully, "Oh he's likely all right mo- ther. He didn't come home yesterday till this morning, so he may not come back to- day «till to-morrow". Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Joyce and Carol, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Keith; Doug- las and Floyd Wilson -attend- ed the wedding in Pembroke on Sat. of Miss Darrilyn Wil- son, Mr. John Doddridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer's family were all home on Sun. The girls prepared dinner at their homes and brought it with them to surprise moth- er. Greenbank UCW| Eighteen ladies met in the Church Parlour on Wednes- day, May 7th at'2 p.m. Mrs. Raines presided and opened WHENEVER / GET PAID . BRIAN'S SUPERTEST ~~ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK LUBRICATION EXPERT - WHEEL BALANCING PHONE 968 - 2243 REFRESHMENT BOOTH ® 24 HOUR TOWING * o (Emergency Groceries) ICE--Block & Cube the meeting with hymn 262. Mrs. Spencer read the theme followed by Scripture read- ing by Mrs. Thomson taken from Matthew 7 verses 7-23. Prayer preceeded the offer- ing. Mrs. Raines read a poem entitled "The Road that Counts". Mrs. Aberne- thy gave a most interesting topic on Culture in China taken from the new Study Book on China. To make this more interesting a ques- tion and discussion period followed . Mrs. Mero gave a musical number "Mother's Praver" and dedicated it to Mother's Day. - Hymn" 263 closed the, Devotional. Mrs, Phoenix took disige of the business, welcoming the ladies. present and thank- ing the group in charge. The minutes were adopted as read by Mrs. Beaton, Mrs: Mero reported $254.60 In the Treasury. The Thankoffer- BUYING ~ 985-7373 REAL ESTATE LID REALTOR Some mowers you start (maybe) with a TWIST, a a KICK or a Jerrrrr k, a Praper HS) | "What's my Business?" Mrs. Ting Hand Pens was consider- | Port Perry Hospital was also ing. was $110.20. Miss Me- Inally was given $15. Pur- chase of a vacuum cleaner for the church was consider- ed. Committee to -be two treasurers and the caretaker. Catering for a Church Wed- ding on June 21st was dis- cussed. - There. will be 80 guests and the charge will be $175 a plate. Mrs. Aber- nethy reported for Christian Stewardship on the topic H. McMillan reported that the Bale would be sent the end of May. Donations for same gratefully - .accepted. Thank You cards were read from Mrs. Béare, M¥s. H. McMillan and Mrs. Tait. Invitations were read from Utica and Manchester UCW's to attend up coming meet- ings. . The selling of "Pray- ed. It was decided to start off by ordering several doz: Members were reminded of the Tupperware demonstra- tion" in sHhnys tion with the Fidelis 'evening. It was de- cided to provide the paint for church steps and to per- suade some' gentlemen to apply same. A donation to considered. Members were reminded of the Bell Tele- phone meeting' in the: Hall on Friday night." Meeting closed with Miz- pah Benediction followed by lunch. '69 TORO. KEY-LECTRIC!.. | a great new start » "A complete range of quality Toro Power Mowers is on display Now at the following. dealers. {Exclusive trade names of Toro Menutecturing Corporation TORO. --. Trust a TORO. Trouble-free - ; ud miWing Whittaker Sales a Service Street 70 John INVEST NOW 7%% For terms 4 & 5 years VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guarantedd Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE "AGENCY , LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bush- ell and daughters of Rox- borough P.Q. were week-end guests with her parents Mr. Land Mrs. Howard Ashton. On' Sun.- all the Ashton children and their families met to have dinner with mother and dad. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Craw- ker of Peterborough, Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Bourgeois and children of Port Perry visit- ed with Grandma Cawker. Another reminder about the: W.I. meeting at Croxalls May 28th. A Bale to be 'packed and plants to he ex- changed. - A talk- and movie about Hydro, our Safety Pro- gramme. . Thanks to Anne Parish for the Eprom School news. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 15,1969 -- 7 Catharine Nichols of Green- our Annual Religious Rally was successfully carried out Mon., May 5th, at-Port Perry High School. The leaders who. taught God's word in our school area were: Mr. and Mrs. Nel: son, . Mrs. Bradley and Miss Wiemer.: The Epsom Senior Choir participated in the Rally by cinging "For the Beauly of the Earth" and "I will Lift up Mine Eyes". . Miss Geisberger's Class dramatized "Moses and the Burning Bush". The Junior Sword Drill was won by Debbie Sutherland of Miss Geisberger's class. 'Brian Bigglestone & Lynne Parish also represented our school. In the Senior sword drill bank won. Kim Midgley and Susan Doble of Epsom made the competition a stiff one. Kim Midgley of Grade T: won the prize for the bet note book in the township. J We would like to offer a special "Thanks" to Mr. Nel- son and his assistants for the work they have done in-our school. Thanks to Robbie Thorn- dyke .for.the following des- cription of the School Bus' Excursion to Niagara Falls. "A bus and car left Epsom school about 8 a.m. May 8th, 1969. We headed for Nia- gara Falls and within a few | hours arrived safely. -- Mr. Kenneth Smart, Mr. Rob. Smart, Miss V. Geiss- berger assisted by Mr. B. EPSOM NEWS 'berger enjoyed the trip with the students. We arrived first at the Museum". Here we' were divided into two groups. One ascended the tower.while the other toured the R.CM.P. Exhibit. lunch. in 'the Cafeteria next to tower. Now, on to the Aquarium in New. York State. After an impressive tour we walk- ed back across the bridge. There was some light rain but this did -not stop us from taking numerous shots of the Falls. A short drive... later we were again taking pictures. This time it was the Floral dams. This finished our tour of Niagara Falls and- only Brock's monument was left on our itinerary. NOur day was complete. We ate in a restaurant-and ar- rived -home exhausted. Most of all I like'the Aqua-; Jrium for natural and new ex- hibits... "Thank You" to Mr. Kerr for safe reliable service tak- ing us to and fro. COMPLETE 5 Smart and Miss Marla Giess- REAL ESTATE Telephone : 985-7306 10% DISCOUNT. On All Merchahdise any Specially Priced Items 25% to 50% DISCOUNT ond Name Brand Watches 4th ANNIVERSARY SALE -MAY. 15th, 16th, 17th Pentiand Jewellers L i 193 QUEEN STREET -- 985-7641 -- PORT PERRY 25% DISCOUNT FREE SATURDAY, JUNE 17th A ROSE TO EVERY LADY Oneida Tower, from there to "Ripley's - Believe it or .not - Clock and Hydro generating REAL ISTAIEAIO.REALIOR All enjoyed the 5