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Greenbank News meeting will be held at Ue] Done egeencad: sisted by meeting in Ybe all on May school on May 13, at @ pam) ning = eet ae Beaapene invites Service will be held in! Mrs. Murray Geer, Mr. Car-|Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Mac- The topic is Audio lumber Co., Flamingo Tarts,|, M Osca* Real of Saska-| Utica United Church on Sun-| roll Burris and Mr. Joe Bur-|Cannell and called on Mr. & Aids. Come out and and McLaughlin Library toon called on many Green-| day, May 9th at 11:30 a.m.| ris of Galax, Virginia; Mr. &| Mrs. Doug MacCannell of your new board of directors! Whitby last week. *| Dank friends last week. Sunday School meets at| Mrs. Harold Kerry, Mr. and| Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs, A euchre will be held The postponed meeting of Achievement Day for the! 19 am. Mrs. Clayt. Cassidy and Mr. | Steve Barclay of Bowmanville the hall Friday, May 7th. the U.C.W. Evening unit will 4H girls will be held at Ux-/" Sincere sympathy is exten-| and Mrs. Sam Fisher. and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mac- good attendance would be! y- neid on Thursday evening, | s* this Saturday. ded to the family, relatives} Mr. and Mrs. Dennis| Donald of Oshawa. appreciated Sha nee Saethess fenes We are pleased to report} and friends of the late Mr.| Thompson attended a L.O.L. Mrs. H. Phoenix attended) 4. Blair Ave. is progressing|'""' "aster George Fraser) Melvin Hodgson of Oshawa,| supper in Aurora on Thurs- the F.W.LO. leaders nicely. is much improved in health! in their recent bereavement.| day night and spent Satur- ence at Guelph 3 days last following his short stay in| Mr. and Mrs. Jack John-| day evening with Mrs. Iva week Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask at-| hospital last week. ston of Oshawa were Satur-| Gates of Uxbridge. Miss Jean Phoenix is; @ded a shower for Joan) All ladies of the commun-| day supper guests of Mrs} Mrs. Chester Holly of OW TARGET EVERY TIME spending a few days in Tor Oldham in Brooklin, at the| ity are cordially invited to| Cecil Harper. Owen Sound and Mrs. Ron} Port Perry onto. home of her sister, Mrs. Doug] the W.I. meeting on Wed./ wr. and Mrs. Frank Sker!| Jackson and Nicole of Lon- R. Baird has entered} Fersuson, recently. May 12th. Other Institute! ratt, Mrs. Jim Munro and| don spent a few days with Star - Hospital for treat-| We wish Bruce Ferguson) branch members are also in-| children, Mr. and Mrs. Ber ment. We wish her a speedy| *°cess in his new position! vited Pickard and Mrs. Allan Mar- recovery. with Ontario Motor Sales, tyn were recent visitors with Mrs' R. Leask spent a few days in Weston with her sister where she attended an open house at the school in which Mr. H. Tomlinson is a teacher. Miss Dorothy Real is pay- ing a visit to her sister, Mrs. R. Brandon. Mrs. Evelyn Tait spent a week in Toronto where she attended a shower in honour of her grandaughter, Miss Barbara Sinclair. We are happy to learn that Rev. Critch is home from hospital and expects to take the Services this Sunday. Mrs. Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. C. Hadden paid a call om Mrs. Robbins in Whitby, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snodden of Valentia at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. H McMillan on Sunday. Mr. M. McMillan visiting his son, Mr. W. J. McMillan, Sunday Mrs. Campbell Stone was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Stone. The Hi C's held a bingo in Greenbank Hall on Friday| Night. were in Thorn Hill Tuesday evening for the Golden Wed- ding of Mr. & Mrs. J. Heron. Mrs. P. Studinsky was home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Hunter on Sun- day veral young people from this area are taking part in the Junior Farmer's concert at Uxbridge High School on Fri, May 7th. The music is under the direction of Betty Dobson. "The Boy Upstairs" will be presented by Brook- lin Drama Club. Funds are for Ontario place where they have been asked to perform. Tickets at Ferguson's store. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Ash- enhurst were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arm- our McMillan. Mr .and Mrs. D. Real and family spent the week-end at their cottage. The 4H girls will model | their dresses at the WL Beauty Queen Contest CONTEST TO BE JUDGED JUNE 9th , at approximately 3:15 p.m. on stage in front of the Post Office, Queen Street. Skelding - George Williams Skelding passed away after an illness of three months, on Saturday, April 24, 1971, in Port Perry Community Hospi- tal. Mr. Skelding was born and educated near Orono, Ontario He married Elizabeth Arch on April 27, 1929. They farmed for forty years at R.R. 1, Blackstock, retiring two years ago to the village of -Back- stock, where he lived until his death. Mr. Skeiding was a member of the United Church. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth, three sons, William of Newtonville, George of Chippawa and Jack of R. R. 1 Port Perry and five grand- children Funeral service was held from the Morris Funeral Home, Bowmanville, on April 26, 1971. Rev. Victor Parsons was the officating clergyman. In- terment at Orono Cemetery Pall bearers were Eari Martyn, Beverly Jaynes, Jack Holmes, Bill Lake, Arthur Bedwin and Merv. Graham: PLEASES SEND ENTRIES TO: Mrs. Marjorie Jackson 124 Simcoe Street Port Perry, Ontario Rules for Contest: | Mrs. Violet Skerratt. Mrs. Sarah O'Connor has sold her home south of Utica and is going to live in Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Master's home at Manchester. Mrs. Clair Thompson of Richmond Hill called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosier on Saturday. Mrs. Phil Waring of Ajax and Dr. Allan Waring of South Wales were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mitchell on Tuesday. Mrs. Bruce Haugen and boys, Mrs. Charlie Williams and Kristy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gray and children called on the Mitchells recently. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Scho- field of Kingston spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. | George Harper. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kendall were PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, 5, 1971-45 Utica News Visit Our Architectural Department goose FREE ESTIMATES WE HAVE AN ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST ON STAFF TO ASSIST YOU IN DESIGNING A NEW HOME TO MEET YOUR NEEDS. * Girls entering must be 16 years of age or over and single. Must be a resident of the village of Port Perry * Contestants will dress in street cloths, (no bathing suits) ' * List interests, hobbies and education ; All entries to be in the hands of Marjorie Jackson no later than June Ist, 1971 | PLANNING | GENERAL CONTRACTING MEMBER CENTRE oF Contest Winners will receive QUEEN -- $25.00 cash prize, Trophy and Flowers. 4 ist Runner-up -- $15.00 cash prize, Flowers. 2nd Runner-up -- $10.00 cash prize, Flowers. estat 4 GREY & Nelivery MORE roe VALUE ne MONT)