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yee ON gee Se nen wis @ se 0 ft AS Ay 4 J PEC EAE DARE Ea, PRP PME ck ahi) de res) o --_- sf Mrs. Gordon Prentice on Sat. 'Epsom News drives ahead south, And the fellow who drives Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stew art and family were week- You watch to the right, you| end giiests with his mother i a i é sf ig / ! =a : : ? g i i Hy Reg UF Ab fa Hh i i [pitt | fir } ts FF 'ft sub z i euchre played. week-end. We are pleased Congratulations to Mr. and| 'to hear that Keith's mother. Mrs. Ray Munro on the safe | Mrs. Elmer Wilson is improv arrival of their first grand | ing. daughter. The proud parents| We are sorry that Mr. Thos are Len and Betty Sommer.| Anderson Sr. sen OD ville of Seagrave. the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Christie had| Mr. and Mrs. L Pren a "going away" dinner for| tice and boys of Me~kham neice Linda Martin of Tor- FRESH GROUND HAMBURG == 5% Home Cured Bacon + 49° BUTTER -69: QUEEN ST. -- PORT PERRY ~ 985-2562 visited his parents Mr. and Dr, Jerrold and Mrs. As ling were home, they like »} many others had an extra day as the roads around Han over were blocked. They came to see Mrs. Asling's grandmother, Mrs. Terry who is in Uxbridge Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Herman Kerry had supper recently with Mr and Mrs. Raymond Kerry of Greenbank. Robt. McClure visited Fri evening and Sat. with Paul Kerry. Mrs, Floyd Evans is home from the Hospital. Miss Carol Wilson of Tor- onto was home for a study week-end. $s Sunday evening Mr. & Mrs. A. Card had all their family home for supper. Friday was Ronald Card's birthday and he had a won- derful time. Mother made him a birthday party then in the evening Mr. Lawley took him to Maple Leaf Gardens to see the Old Timer's Hoc- key game. -~ OW TARGET EVERY TOME Port Perry Star WANT ADs»)] PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 3,1971"- 9 SHCWUB NEWS 4H CENTENNIAL STITCHERS Meeting opened with the 4H pledge. Kim Harrison read the minutes from the last meeting. Secretary Mary Clugston, called the roll call. Presidemt Karen Jordon pass ed the meeting over to Miss rison demonstrated how to place a pattern on the ma terial and cut out the pat tern. She also demonstrated how to trace using the trac ing wheel and tracing paper. At 6:00 o'clock meeting clos ed. and all went home. Kim Harrison, Press Reporte: GREENBANK 4H HOME MAKING CLUB The first meeting of the Greenbank 4-H Club was held on Monday, February 15, at 7.00, at the home of Mrs. Dempsey. The leaders wgel- comed all back and added a special welcome to the new member. Election of Officers: President--Debbie McGee Vice-Pres.--Lyn Cordner | Treasurer--Debbie Lee , Press Secretary-- Marion Couperthwaite Qt was decided to buy plas- { tie covers from the club Alice Dodd. Then Kim Hary} funds for new member and have a 50c. fine if notes are not done. The next meeting to be held on Monday, February 22, at Mrs. Dempsey's. The leaders then took over the meeting with the topic "Fib- res & Yarns". Meeting clos- ed with the motto. The second meeting of the Greenbank 4-H Club was held jon February 22nd, at Mr: Dempsey's. The meeting o; Jened with the pledge follow ed by Sue Underwood wit the minutes of the last mee ing. The Roll Call was tab en which was "Show you completed sewing box an tell how you hope to lear from this project". The nex meeting is to be held o March Ist at Mrs. Dempsey': The leaders then took ove the meeting with the topi "The Finished Product". Th meeting closed. with th motto. --Marion Couperthwait GET-A-WAY WEEKEND IN TORONTO Get away from it all. Come to the Lord Simcoe, | close to shopping, theatres and entertainment. Special Price $54.90 Per Couple Includes @ Fri. & Sat. night accommodation in deluxe bed sitting room, or best available. @ Bottle of champagne @ Breakfast and dinner (for 2) on Saturday @ Breakfast and city sight seeing tour (for 2) on Sunday. Please mention the get-a-way week-end to your travel agent or when you make your reservations. Lord Simcoe Hotel TEL. 362-1848 TELEX 02-2458 DEPARTMENT STORE 1881 -- 90 Years In Business = 1971 Smashing Kuils ! Spring-Easter BONDED ACRYLICS PLAID or PLAIN -- $4.95 Yd. $5.95 PRINTED TREVIERA -- CRIMPLENE - $7.95 $6.95 PATTERNED COTTON SATEEN i $3.50 - PRINTED CANVAS -- ACRYLIC KNITS -- $1.75 FORTREL & COTTON - $2.25 98c POLYESTER LINING - $4.25 CELENESE LINING = $5.00 $6.95 PEASANT $5.95 $6.00 Blouses PANT TOPS $8.95 - $12.95 I sell brand names you can trust.