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PORT PERRY STAR -- 7 , Sept. 10,1970 -- Lay Wreaths In Front Of New Cenotaph Three wreaths and a white cross decorated by 70 poppies were layed during the ceremony at the Legion Hall, Saturday. From left is Donald Wilson, vice president of Ontario Command, Royal Canadian Legion, Mrs. Clara Warren, president Ladies' Auxiliary and David Durham, representing Veterans' Sons. Manchester News Cpl. and Mrs. David Kahn| ber. Mrs. Bunbury still quite and son, Brian, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Lamb. They are re- turning to Calgary after spending three years in Ger- many. Sympathy is extended to capably takes care of her own home and takes part in church and community work. Mrs. Mills arrived from England recently to visit her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Kingstone. the family of the late Mrs} Recent callers at the home Elva Laviolette who passed away on Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harley John- son, Dianne and Greggory who have been frequent visit- ors with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Wes- ley have returned to Welland where Harley will resume his duties at the beautiful Cen- tennial School. Mr. and Mrs. James Tor: rens and children were visit- ors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson on their return from a 900 mile trip through Canada and the States. While in British Co lumbia they visited an Aunt Mrs. Bunbury, sister of the late John Johnson who will be 99 years of age in Decem- of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mit- ell and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts were: Miss Karen Thompson, Oshawa, Mr. Ken Cox, Barrie, Mr. Peter Cool- ing, Toronto, and Miss Karen Van Norman of Keswick. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mit- chell were dinner guests at Mrs. J. Thompson, Oshawa on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Isoki, Miss Susan Roach and Mr. Hal Marten attended the Cowan- Chard wedding in Brampton on Saturday. Manchester U.C.W The Sept. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Toombs with 19 members and 1 guest in attendance. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Toombs, with 4 thought for the day. "Jesus promised Spiritual Life and Power". Hymn 123 "Faith of our Fathers" was sung. Scripture from Corinthians I, Chapter 9, verses 16-21 Topic -- Self Discipline, fol- lowed by prayer The president welcomed everyone and conducted the business Minutes of the Aug. meeting were read by Mrs. Toombs and roll call taken Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. F. Lamb. Timely arrangements were made for the Rummage, Tea and Bake Sale on Sept. 19th Anyone having items for the Rummage Sale may phone Mrs. Wilson, 2818 or Mrs. Elliott - 2245. All Rum mage items should be in by Sept. 17th or 18th. The meeting closed with the Benediction. A delicious roast beef din ner was served by the hostess which I'm sure all enjoyed Burketon News Mrs. T. Bailey spent a few days in Oshawa last week with Mrs. F. Harding Mr. K. Sinclair enjoyed a day at Toronto Exhibition. Masters Arthur and Alan Grant, Oshawa are holiday- ing with Mrs. R. Davey. Mrs. Hambly made a busi- ness trip to Toronto on Mon- day Several from this district enjoyed the Blackstock Fair on Saturday Week-end visitors with Mr and Mrs. A. C. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. David Gatéhell Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Corrie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Patfield Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Stevenson | Oshawa Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor | and June attended Roseneath Fair on Seturday Real tough dirt or the daintiest of dainties -- a new automatic electric washer can handle them all. Fill it, set it, and leave it. Takes Joads of washing off your hands!