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16 - PORT PERRY STAR. -- Thursday, Sept. 18,1969 'Manchester There will be no Church service here Sunday, Sept. 21st, due to anniversary sers vice at Prospect. : Come and let our U.C.W. serve you a cup of tea on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 24th. Home cooking and many other articles for sale at the annual bazaar. Mrs. Florence Mitchell, convenor of cook book sales reports the receipt of $214.00. Mrs. Mitchell devoted many hours driving and canvassing for this project & much cred- it is due her. This was spon- sored by our U.C.W. A neat sign has been put up on our church -- "Man- chester United Church of Canada". Mrs. Lauretta Plaskitt and Mrs. Connor of Stouffvillle were guests of Mrs. Crosier on Saturday. Mrs. Anne Stone and fam-|- ily of Oshawa were guests of the Grant Franklins last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Duff, Port Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Hitchins and Miss Wendy, Oshawa were visitors with Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Mitchell on Sunday. Sympathy goes from this community to Mr. Garnet Cochrane,, Myrtle, in_the tra- gic loss of his brother, Mr. Lloyd Cochrane. Mrs. V. Schnapp, Buffalo was with her sister and bros ther, Mrs. Jo Bain and Mr. Earl Mitchell over the week: end. A number from this area attended Beaverton Fair on Saturday. Mr. Cy Wilson is to be congratulated on the many improvemeiits to his proper- ty, the former B.A. Station, now, Ford Sales & Gulf Gas. Mr. L. B. Rober}s is con- valescing at his home here, after surgery in Oshawa Hos- pital. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cowan, Mrs. Gilbank, Minden. Mrs. Muriel Hewitt, Carnarvon, Mr. and Mrs. S. Isoki, Toronto. Cottages Wanted L CLAL ESTANE LID REALTOR 985-7373 If you haven't any health insurance: ~ prote asofO ONTARIO HEALTH SERVICES INSURANCE PLAN . @® You can apply now, as an individual on a Pay:Direct basis or through a. Group, regardless of your age, health or financial means. @ You'll share in the protection and benefits. of "everyone's health in- surance" in Ontario. After Oct. 1st, every employer of 15 or more em- ployees must enroll every employee * in OHSIP. Any employer of more than 5 but fewer than 15 may apply for Group coverage. @ Monthly: premium rates will be: Single $5.90; Couple $11.80; "pending upon your annual taxable income. ® If you enroll after Oct. 1st, you may have to wait up to 3 months after your application is approved before your coverage will begin. Why Worry about being unprotected?" Don't delay--enroll today. @ You need not apply if you are pres: ently enrolled in OMSIP or in a pri- : vate plan. Your insurance will con- tinue without interruption provided you maintain your coverage. @ OHSIP does not pay for hospitaliza- Family $14.75. You can obtain tion. You obtain protection against OHSIP protection free, or receive the costs of hospital care through partial premium assistance, de- your Ontario Hospital Insurance. You may obtain an application form d atany branch of a Chartered Bank, or by writing to OHSIP at & 2195 Yonge St., Toronto 7. Telephone 482-1111 ONTARIO HEALTH SERVICES INSURANCE PLAN " ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Hon. Thomas L. Wells, Minister. Prospect News After the summer-'recess, the U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. BurnseWs Webster, Port Perry, on Thursday ev- ening, 11th. Mrs. Clare Ver- non. convenor of the group in charge, conducted the devo- tional period. Mrs. Donald Crosier and Mts. Bert Gray gave readings, relative to the topic. The hymns and scrip- ture lesson were in unison. 'The president, Mrs. Ted Legge, voiced courtesy re- marks and chaired the busi- ness session. = Mrs. Grant Williams gave the-treasurer's report and Mrs. Lorne Jones the recording secretary's re- port, including correspond- ence. There was an interest: ing letter from our mission- ary friends, Mr. & Mrs. Milt- on Arnold, in Zambia, Africa, acknowledging the parcel, which we had sent them. - Afterwards, Mrs. Art Hy- land of Nestleton, gave a Tupperware Demonstration. Utica News Continued last weekend with Mrs, Sker- ratt while Mr. and Mrs. Don MacNeill were conducting a conference in Ottawa. Among the boys who form- ed the loyal nucleus of the team were: Ricky Geer, Larry Midgely, John Zoet, Scott Wilbur, Danny Cosburn, The Utica - Epsom Squirts were runners-up in the Port Perry House League in soft- ball. - Over the lengthy three- month regular season, the team lost only two games. In the play-offs, after defeating the Orange Lodge, they lost to Cartwright"s Malmont Farms for the championship. Tim Mitchell, Keith Mac- Neill, John Trick, Rob Crox- all, Len McEnaney. John Ca- shin and Brian Biglestone The boys were coached by Mr. McEnaney and Mr. Mac- Neill. Games were played on the Epsom diamond, and the boys wore Reach Centennial Choir sweaters - from the school. Mr. MacNeill and Mr. Mec- Enaney are to be commend- ed for 'the interest they have shown in the boys and the game. : : Special $34.50 "For the swin MUSIC JAM Depart Port Perry 8: 627 Bay St. Toronto 101 When sales were completed, the hostess and the group served a tasty salad plate lun- cheon: Three of our Prospect stu- dents, graduates of P.P.H.S., Cathy Vernon, Robert Smith and Gordon Holtby, have en- rolled in the University of Guelph. We wish them con- tinued success in their stu- dies. There was a_ recent com- munity party for Mr. George Smith and his bride-elect, Miss Shirley Vessel of Regina Sask, graduates of Queen's University. - Following address read by Mr. Grant Williams, they were present- ed with a round card table & matching chairs, for which they expressed their appre- ciation and thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. DeSonsa and daughters, Janette and Nancy Gail, were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Dearborn. The annual anniversary ser- vice will be held on Sunday, 21st at 11 a.m. Rev. Rose of Port Perry Anglican Church will 'be guest speaker and Mr. Murray Osborne of Bowmanville guest soloist. [a A A A SAN SS NNN HELP WANTED A A A A A A SSR I SSS SSS TN CONTACT: Ei A Sa A A A SX SL LE LX XE TN TN TEN TTT TCT ICE - MAKER PORT PERRY CURLING CLUB For. 1969 - 7/0 Season Commencing Oct. 15 Art Panabaker PLAN ee. S33 SSS NN ANS SAN NNN CNN NRN NOW! to attend the Kinsmen Club Of Cries HOME SHOW accenting Spotlight on the Future Exciting new ideas for your home. See what is ahead for 1970. Lucky Draws - Prizes - Contests THURSDAY, SEPT. 18 FRIDAY, SEPT. 19 ~ SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 UXBRIDGE ARENA | FREE ADMISSION iran m-- ginest COUNTRY ; BOREE of a lifetime. WERE GOING PRICES INCLUDE SOUTH TO WHEELING | on Fri. 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