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Scugog News Sunday guests at the home of Mr. » and Mrs. Angus Wilkinson were Mr, 'and Mrs. Lewis Sheaffer, of Toronto, Mr. Walter Hood, of Long Branch, and Mr, Stewart Nesbitt, Mr, and Mrs. S. Rodman, Mr, 'and Mrs, C. Graham and Mrs, F. Redman spent last week on a pleasant vaca- tion at Lake Bernard near Sundridge, Ontario. Our. Sunday School continues val grow every Sunday, as more summer guests arrive at Portview. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Young and fam- ily, of Toronto, were visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Don Gerrow last Sunday. Miss Adams has left the hospital and will be at the home of Mrs. King in Port Perry for.this week at least. We are glad to hear that she is in better health, During the week of June 12th to 18th a motor trip was enjoyed by Mr, and Mus, C. L. Fralick on their "48th MOTHE R PARKE R TEA BAC CATELLI SPAGHETTI, 28 oz BETTY CROCKER'S HONEY YORK PEANUT BUTTER in LARGE SIZE RINSO sesrriasaiies Prince Albert | ~ SPECIALS, "JUNE u and % YORK SWEET MIXED PICKLES, 16 oz. Ly TTT TTT TT PTT TOTP A) de. DOUPE'S GENER, iS % SPICE CAKE MIX ... 35¢. CEE J 3be. tumblers ................ i 41c. L STORE Phone 485W Wedding anniversary, Starting one. afternoon they motor- ed by way of Barrie around Georgian Bay through Collingwood, Owen Sound up the Bruce Peninsula to Tobymory. At 7 a.m. the following day they em- barked on the ferry that runs to Mani- toulin Island. The scenery along the this route is beautiful and for three hours the boat 'glided along on the calm waters to,the island dock. Motoring from there several miles] on the main road and turned on side roads to see the farms and other lines of industry that the people engage in, We. saw the crops apd pasture almost dried out. - There has been now rain on 'the island since the snow melted and the settlers are quite worried, Little Current-is the main town: where the "CPR serves the islanders fron Espanola. The train and cars cross the same bride joining the road to the main land. The 35 miles| of road to Espanola is very crooked with sharp feurves around and through mountains of rock. From Espanola to Sudbury and on to North Bay the road is new and fairly straight and the scenery was at its best and beautiful to see -Sudbury Yas expanded so that with Copper Cliff in the circle, looks like the big city of the north: and to see mountains of rock everywhere you x wonder how fhe people maké a living, GBB D0 DB BY AK GARAGE - STARRING PLUS! 2 Complete Sh MONDAY and TUES, JUNE IN a 777k an MAIN « Percy HILO HATTIE Directed by LEE SHOLEM + Screenplay by JACK HENLEY, HARRY CLORK and ELWOOD ULLMAN Produced by LEONARD GOLDSTEIN + A UNIVERSAL: INTERNATIONAL PICTURE INSIDE we 428 dug SLL 4RE AL IEW FANG ARG Ar RELAX THESE HOT NIGHTS THE COOL, COOL ROXY. TEMP ALWAYS AT 8) * A Tribute to the World's Greatest Statesman - "Churchill, Man of ows at 7 and 9 p.m, 27 - 28 the Century" MATINEE, Sat, at 2 p.m. - TONY CURTIS, in "Six Bridges fo Cross" Adult Entertainment 7 2 Shows Each Night at 7 and 9 o'clock STEWART GRANGER and i! ELIZABETH TAYLOR, in "Beau Brummel" * TECHNICOLOR ) 2 Shows Each Night at 7 and 9 o'clock As we drove near to North Bay the country looks quite natural; farms and buildings like théy are in this part of Ontario, Callander, the place we reached that day, is a beautiful spot, situated on the east end of Lake Nipissing, Thére are fine motels and the cool air makes it the best place to camp along High- way No. 11; The next morning a as we Hotordd on the improved road to Gravenhurst where we stayed for some time as the heat was intense, As the sun moyed to the west we drove on, to Orillia and enjoyed a nice rest in Champlain Park. on Lake Couchinching, ° Grace United Church W.A. held its June meeting last Wednesday with a good attendance. The president Mrs. Glen Hood presided and. the meeting opened with the singing of hymn "Unto the Hills" followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Murs. Russell Pogue read the Scripture found in 27th Psalm. Mrs. George Smith gave a very in- teresting account of her recent trip to England. Mrs. Alan Carter read an amusing poem entitled "Black Cat". Mrs, Keith Crozier read a poem entitled-"July Rain", Mrs, D. Crozier led in a contest on "Old Say- ings". This was won by Mrs. Dave Moore. The hymn "Softly and Ten- Leading eutdoors authority King Whyte writes-- "Something for Everyone" "It has been my good fortune to have fished and hunted from British Columbia to Newfoundland--from the far north to the Gulf of California and central Mexico ~. Nowhere have I had it belter than right here in our own Province of Ontario. Outdoor Ontario has something for everyone", I Why not become a "tripper"? Pack the family in-the car and set off on a two or three day pilgrimage to places you've heard about but likely have never seen . --in your own Province. You'll find it a rich profitable experience and derly"" closed the program--The offer- zier. the revealing of our second names.' On July 13 there will be a joint meeting with the Head W.A. to hear Mrs. 'Ives of Oshawa Presbytery. There is to be a cleaning bee on June 22, A strawberry supper is planned for Wednesday, June 22. Mrs. Geo. Smith, our Hospital representative re- ported on Hospital Activities. Bene- diction closed the meeting. Lupch was served. : A play put on by the ladies of 'Sea- grave was much enjoyed last Friday evening in the Church. During n- termission we were favoured by sev- eral duets, Mrs, IE. Pearson.of Oshawa and her sister Mrs. George Wells of Edmon- ton wére recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Aldred. Under the capable direction of Mrs, John Beckett and Mrs. Alan Martyn, Grace "United Church congregation now enjoys a Junior Choir each Sun- day morning--Come and worship with us, - Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Aldred on the arrival of a new daughter Marie C onstance on June 12 at Oshawa General Hospital. Notice to Creditors fore July 23rd, 1955, full particulars of their claims, Immedistely after July 23rd, 1955, the assets of the de- ceased will be distributed among the | parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which the under- signed shall then have notice, Dated at Port deny, this ¢ 21st day of June, 1966. HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors foy he Executor, A aa ee Ee EE EE RE FN ing was received by Mrs, Doug Cro- || Roll call for next month will be : = BEER EERE FIT EE EET THE PORT" PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 28rd, 10665 OFFICIAL OPENING Ontario County Farmers' Market Sponsored by the FEDE RATION OI" AGRICULTC RE Friday, June 24th; 1359 BETWEE aN Sand 9 I. M. V4 Mile North of Brooklin b, HIGHWAY 7 and 12 : COUNTRY FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUITS HOME BAKING and POTTED PLANTS Everything highest quality produce from Ontario County Farms. DR. 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