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i Ee § To PORT ~RRY STAL, TilURSDAY, MAY 28th, 1969 aid Fu Pine Grove (Too late for last week) Mr, and Mrs. Borsk, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Handel, Miss Betty Handel, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown and Peter, all of Toronto and Mrs, Mills of Califor- nia visited Sunday with Mr. and Mus. A. Handel. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Banks and Kris- ton visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Mansel and attended the fireworks at Claremont. Mr. Garner has sold his Cottage to Mr. Young of Toronto. He and his family are going back to England Mr. Howard Emby, Donald and Ele- nor of Campbellford visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill, Mrs. Charlie Gourlie has returned home from Toronto feeling better af- ter an attack of Gall Bladder. Mr. Lacey will take the service next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smockwm and Mr. and Mrs. Kae Evans and son vi- sited Friday evening with Mr. snd Mrs. Talbert Evans. Mrs. Jack Jehnson, Miss Douns Johuson and Mr, Ed, Evans guests of Mr. and Mrs. Talbert Evans recently. Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Duckworth vi- sited Mr, and Mrs. Orvan Brethour of Uxbridge Sunday evening, There will be a Parcel' Post Sale at the June W,A. meeting at Mrs. Tal- bert Evans Home. Mrs. Johnson and Della of Uxbridge visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson. Auniversary services June '7, there will be two Services and Rev. Walter Shell will be guest speaker. Little Keith Ellicott had his tonsils removed on Friday The sympathy of this community goes out to Mr, Dave Prentice in the loss of his Barn by Lightning Tues. day evening. Manchester Mr. Harry Cowan, Carnarvon is visiting his sister Mrs. A. Roach and family. Mra. @ladys Archer was in Sutton with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Martyn for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Crosier, Ronlad and Mary Jane of Blackwater visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Crosier on Sun- day. Miss Patti Andrews, Oshawa was with Eunice and Susan (Roach for the week-end. Mrs. J. Bain, Mrs. Archer and Mrs. Schnappe were in Toronto on Wednes- day. Sanaa aaa... JUST LIKE MONEY IN THE BANK! Accident and Sickness insurance is like money in the bank for an emergency! It assures a regular pay cheque at a time when, your earning power is impaired through accident injury or sickness. For full details eall: Mrs. J. Hamer (Field Underwriter) MYRTLE, ONTARIO i iend in Sudbury on Thursday. Phone Brooklin 608 r 21 of a friend in Sudbury The Womens Association will meet CIA at the home of Mrs. Max Heidt, in £ 4th at 2.00 Co-operators Insurance Oshawa on Thursday, June a ) As o'clock. iation Mr. Harry Cowan, Carnarvon is PN visiting hie sister Mrs. A. Roach and R family. nana EVERYTHING 100% GUARANTEED AT DOMINION Mr. A. Roach attended the funeral |' Greenbank (Too late for last week) Mrs. Lloyd Parish and family were in Sault Ste. Marie visiting with her parents recently, A number of our ladies attended the W.A. Convention in Oakwood last Fri- day. Controller Jean Newman of To- ronto was guest speaker. Mrs. Rodd Foster left for a business trip to Detroit last Tuesday. Our Sunday School Anniversary services were held on Sunday, May 24th with Rev. James Mills of Little Britain, as guest speaker. Mr. Ken Hallett was soloist for the evening with our own choir in the morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Phair, and Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Beare visited with Mrs. Condy, of Claremont, recently. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ernest Lee enjoyed a trip to Niagara' Falls and along the Welland Canal, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Somerville at- tended the Petty-Young wedding in Toronto last Thursday. Mrs. Young was the former Jane Petty, daughter of Mrs. Petty and late Wm. Petty. Gord. A. Prentice FARM TRADE AGENT Phone YUkon 5-2872 [ONTARIO PORT PERRY United Church Evening Auxiliary The Evening Auxiliary met at the Church on Tuesday evening, May 12th, The meeting wag opened with the Aim and Object repeated in unison, Mrs. M. Dowson conducted the busi- ness period. The secretary, Joan Lane called the roll and read the minutes. The treasurer's report showed that $97.12 has been received in offerings {this year to date. Hazel Crawford read a letter from the new supply secretary regarding the supply allocation. A missionary banquet was discussed as a fall project in co-operation with the afternoon auxiliary, A missionary evening to be held in the Eaton Auditorium was announced. This meeting is open to the public and will be held on Thursday evening, May 28th. The 'theme for the evening is Christian Missions in Africa. Two pictures, filmed in Africa recently, will be shown. The June meeting was discussel and it was decided to accept Mrs. Litt's in- vitation to her home. The committee in charge is Kay Pickard, Hazel Craw- ford, and Elsie Challis, The Bay of Quinte Conference an- nual school for. leaders at Whitby Ladies' College will be held this year from August 17th to August 21st, The worship service was opened with a call to worship by Joan Lane. Hymn 262 was sung. Joan read the story of Cornelius from Acts 10, and led in prayer. The worship service service was closed with the singing of hymn 249. Thelma Beare reviewed the last chapter of the study book called "Christianity's Second Chance." At the conclusion of this review Dora Dowson showed a film entitled, "Our Town is the World." This was a lesson in human relationships. The committee served a delicious lunch to close the meeting with a time of fellowship. / Vote C.C.F. For the Best Representation Improved Educational Grants Better and More Complete: Hospital Coverage More Housing VOTE THOS. EDWARDS C.C.F. ~ CEDAR STONE PARK OPENING DAY -- SUNDAY, MAY 31st Free. Admission -- Free Swimming The Picnic Park is located on Highway 7-12, 1%. Miles North of Greenbank : SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE a KNOW THESE NEW TRAFFIC LAWS Effective -- Monday, May 25th 1 You must lower your headlights: (1) when within 500 feet of an approaching motor vehicle; and (2) when following another motor vehicle within 200 feet. - Itis an offence to place signs on the windows and to hang objects in the motor vehicle which obstruct the driver's view. It is an offence to load a truck or trailer ip such a way that any part of the load falls on the highway during transit and the: penalty for such offence has been increased up to a maximum fine of $200 and in addition the licence or permit may be suspended. Passing on the right is now permitted in cities, towns and villages including. Metropolitan. Toronto but only: - (1) when overtaking a motor vehicle making or signalling a left hand turn; (2) on streéts having two or more lanes in each direction; and (8) on one-way streets. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT Hon. John Yaremko, Q.C., Minister D. J. 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