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Prince Albert . It wag encouraging to note the lar- ger turn out at S, School and Church. Mr. Wylie's message was very worth- while. Lobby Snelgrove dropped his birth- day money in the little church on Sunday, The village and"rural folk were well represented <in Port Perry United Church each night last week.. Rev, Crook of Parry Sound, léft many deépening and strengthening thoughts of the religious. life in our midst, We all extend sympathy to Mrs, L. *Hunter-in the passing of her sister « 'Mrs. Li Joblin, of Nestleton, Mr, and Mrs, L. Devitt, Barb and Neil, Oshawa, with her father Mr, J. F, Vickery and the Beacock family on Sunday. A few members of our W.A., served - lunch and coffee at Mr, C, Love's i Stock Sale on Saturday. Due to the chilly men-folk, the financial proceeds proved most gratifying, Thanks to Mr, Don Leslie for his truck too. Mrs, B .Wanamaker, Seagrave spent Saturday with her mother Mrs, Wm. 'Martyn. Mesdames Art Brown, Wm, Héayn and Les. Beacock attended the lovely "Scout Mother Banquet" served in the "Del" on Friday evenjug. Mrs. Edith McMillan of Peterboro, _ spent a couple of days last week with her sister Mrs. H, Collins and visited their sister Mrs, John Collins in Osh- -awa General Hospital, who we are sorry to say fell and injured her back, Robin red-breast was seen in the village over a week ago, in spite of the cold snowy weather at the time, Manchester (left out last week by error) This vicinity was greatly saddened to learn of the sudden death last Fri- day morning of Mrs, Murray Wilson. She was the daughter of the late Mrs. Geo. Jones formerly of Brooklin, Merlg came to this community as a bride just-'a few short years ago. Her sunny ways and ever ready helping hand endeared her to all who knew her, She leaves to mourn her pass- ihg, her sorrowing husband and little daughter Melody Ann. The. funeral service was held on Monday after- noon at the Robinson Funeral cHapel and interment at Grove side Cemetery Lrooklin, ~ i : : Another esteemed resident passed away in Community Hospital on Sat- urday morning in the person of Jos. Johnson, after an illness of about 3 weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson came to Manchester in 1939 from Ashburn where he had farmed all his life, He became ill and his former road forman, Mr, John Masters passed away, just one week earlier, Iuneral service baker funeal home on Tuesday after noon and interment was at Groveside Cemetery. Deepest sympathy is ex- tended to Mrs. Johnson and his sisters M. Innes, Brooklin and Mrs, Jas, Mil- ler of Carmen, Man, Mrs, Wm. McCartney attended the funeral of her 'aunt in Peterboro re- cently. : Mr. and Mrs, C. Midgley visited with 'Mr. and Mis. L. Stevenson at 1 The Féllowing Nae Hope's L.G.A, Cawker's Butcher Shop MacGregor & Son, Butcher Shop Mrs, Hope's Tobacco and Magazine Shop "Del" Restaurant Howard Motors * A. W. Brock Dept. Store Kay Van's Ladies' Wear Van's Men's & Boys' Wear Sandiland Jewellery Dowson's Food Market the pot will be $358.98. Watch for the name of fl WEEK" when you shop. "Phoenix Appliances Master Feeds Next Tuesday the draw will be at the Four Corners when is a List of the ci "APPRECIATION DAY" is ~~ Merchants Western Tire Carnegie Hardware John Ballard Lumber, (Co-Supporter) Beare Motors Ltd. Sweetman's Garage Taylor's Restaurant Elizabeth Shoppe Levinson' Drygoods dadkaouty Fas Equipment be. to $1.00 Store Taylor's the "MERCHANT OF THE SPRING Be ready when FAST, FAIR and FRIENDLY SERVICE , MASTER FEEDS PORT PERRY Around the Corner | Don't 'Wait Until the last minute 'When Time is Valuable ~ Have your Seed Grain Cleaned and Treated Early - ~ Try Us for a satisfactory Job. I$ JUST the time is ripe, - < PHONE 1 Agumarme were adopted as 'read and fifteen worked on the llighway up until he | was held at the McDermott - Pana-| Mrs. Sam Arnold of this village, Mrs. | Brooklin last Tuesday evening. » Mrs, E. Mulholland entertained the Women's Association on Thursday, | March 8th. The meeting was opened | by Mrs. Miller, After hymn and prayer, Mrs, Mulholland read Psalm 61. Mrs, W. Holtby read the lesson thoughts on Penitence. After prayer, hymn "What A Friend we Have in Jesus" was sung. Pres. Mrs. Archer took cliarge of the business session, The minutes of the previous meeting members answered <the roll, A new member, Mrs, Bruce Cummings wus added. Over twenty sick calls were reported. 'At the close of the busi- ness meeting Mrs. Mulholland, Mis. Miller and Mrs, Holtby served a de- licious lunch. A profitable and social 'afternoon was enjoyed. Mr, and Mrs. W. Rudkin, Mr. Allin Rudkin and Miss Linda Rudkin of Brooklin visited Mr. Ralph Rudkin and Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Midgely on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F, Crosier were in Stouffville on Saturday evening and attended the opening of the new Walter Taylor Chevrolet and Oldsmo- bile Motor Sales Service. There was a good attendance at Churh on Sunday morning. The life of John Wesley was the theme of Mr, Newman's discourse. . Manchester Mp. Newman preached an excellent sermon on Sunday, his Theme "The Mystery of 'I am'. 4 Miss Carol Midgley attended a birthday party for Miss Carol Beare at Greenbank on Saturday night. Mr, and Mrs. A. Roach were in Tor- onto on Sunday to see her sister Miss C: Cowan who is ii Hospital, Murs, Earl Kerr of Picton is the guest of her sister Mrs. W. D, Munro and Mr, Munro, Mrs, Jo Bain was in Toronto this week, Murs, Grant Christie and Mrs, Gladys Archer are visiting the Dr. A. G. Christie family in Baltimore Md. Mrs, G. Whaetley, Mr. and Mrs, Rudkin and Linda and Miss Brenda B Ormiston, Brooklin visited Mr, and Mrs. C. Midgley & Carol on Saturday. Come and enjoy yourself and help a needy cause at the party in the Hall on Friday evening Mareh 23rd, See particulars in coming events, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Torrens and Ken- neth of Kingston were with her par- ents Mr, and Mrs. F. B., Johnson on the week-end. ' Mrs. Scott of Toronto was the guest, of Mrs, Jos. Johnson on Sunday. "Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hedges, Brook- lin called on friends in the village on Saturday, } TV PEEP SHOW COSTS $50,000 Ottawa. --It js casting the post office department $50,092 to install five tele- vision cameras to watch employees at work in the Petérborough post office. This information was given the Commons Thursday by Postmaster- General Lapointe in reply to a question by Gordon Fraser (PC), Peterboro. 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