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Credit Union sent Mrs. J. Hamer to the province of Quebec to visit the Manchester . Caisse Populaire, counterpart of the Cr edit Union credit union in Ontario. Sleeping on On June 13 and 14 the Manchester, the train and taking the ferry very . ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE > You're no longer insured under your parent's Hospital Insurance Certificate. When you become 19, separate premiums are re- quired. Application forms available from hospitals, most banks or any office of the Commission. 19th BIRTHDAY? --keep Insured! "ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION TORONTO 7, ONTARIO if you haven't one, ask your employer or write i 'THEATRE _- UXBRIDGE Thursday to Saturday, June 23rd to 25th LIL ABNER (Technicolor) PETER PALMER, LESLIE PARRISH Home Tweet Home (cartoon) News Our Policy Thursday Night -- First Run Movie starts at 7 p.m. to 9 p.m Bingo from 9 p.m. on -- Doors open at 6.30 p.m. Friday and Saturday--Two Shows Nightly starting at 7-p.m. and 9 p.m, Doors open at 6.30 'be first used this fall. early in the morning to Levis the home of the first Canadian credit i union we visited Edifice DesJardin, the very modern building which hou- (ses the first credit union, the maple syrup co-operative, the clearing house for bank cheques and credit union orders, the insurance company which looks after the insurance on members loans and deposits and all related or- ganizations, We watched thousands of cheques being cleared in the central credit department. We marvelled at the statistical department where ma- chines do in minutes what it would take a crew of people days to as- semble, concerning the financial ha- bits of credit union members. We visited the maple syrup co-operative and capped the morning with a visit with Senator Vaillancourt, Quebec's , wonderful gentleman who has worked 'all his life for the people and he is ever alive to what is good and whole- some for his folk. It was a great honor to discuss financing for indi- viduals with this alert gentleman with the big purple pansy in his button- hole. Dinner was in a modern motel with the talk concerning insurance for credit union organizations and after- wards we returned to the office build- ing and saw plans for the new of- fice space with recreational centre, surrounded by groups of houseés which is being started this week and will The special group of houses for elder citizens was of great interest and also the fact that these houses were to be available to anyone, not necessarily the work- ers in the credit union niovement. We visited a credit union which is on a par with our own but where jours is mainly rural this one is in a | district of professional people. It is five years old and had slightly over 1a thousand members, all teachers, ac- { countants, lawyers, etc., the residents of a new sub-division. In Quebec one of the first things a credit union does is buy a building, here we must be | partment of Insurance will permit the owning of a building. Monday night we boarded the train CALLING ONTARIO'S LOTS OF WONDERFUL 2 RALEIGH BICYCLES--ONE AND ONE GIRL'S and S (Bike horn and light) ---- ~ GRAND PRIZE--A TRIP FOR AN prizes onsored by Raleigh Cyele Industries (Canado) Ltd. In inte t of child safety. * IT'S EASY--JUST FOLLOW SIMPLE 1. To enter, make up the last line 4, of the limerick shown. 2, Any Ontario child of elementary school age may enter. . 3. Each verse must be mailed with teachers, an entry blank or reasonable fac- simile. All entries become the property of Elmer the Safety Ele- 6. phant and cannot be returned. are final, two. BOYS and GIRLS! PRIZES! 50 "SONO-LIGHTS" EACH WEEK TO CANADA'S WEST aN Children of employes of this news- paper, the Ontario Safety League and Raleigh Cycle (Canada) Ltd. may not enter. . Judges of the contest will be writers and authorities, The judges' decisions Last line must rhyme with first p= = BOY'S § on WO DIRECTIONS Industries traffic This picture shows the first of Elmer's six safety rules. Each week watch for a new limerick + based on one of his rules. All you do is fill in the last line. Get Mother or Dad to help you. For the grand prize--a trip for two to western Canada--there will be a special six-verse lim- erick covering all the rules. CT a | - § WHEN CROSSING THE STREET ANYWHERE} H OF CARS YOU MUST ALWAYS BEWARE. ] LOOK BOTH WAYS. AND THEN : LOOK BOTH WAYS AGAIN ; | MO AA SI STC a 3 (Fill In last line--mail before midnight June 29/60) ! H Mall fo : - Ontario Safety League Name ........ PI TTY ' - i 208 King St, West os AETOTTTIT TOIT TOO Crrtiati rere n ] Toronto 1, Ontario, Sn i ; AWE ll... Telephone .......v.......... . } Vit nO very well established before the De-' Rollo; Ricky Beare & Russel Stevens . Porter, Catherine Nelson. Peterman, > for sleep and a very early arrival in Montreal to begin another day of highly interesting visiting, but not before we had spent three hours of sightseeing and climbing around the steep slopes of Quebec city. School Field Day (Continued from front page) St. John's Women's Missionary Society St. John's W.M.S. Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Peterman on 14th of June, with 14 ladies present. Mrs. Armstrong opened the meeting by reading a short poem taken from "Glad Tidings, entitled "But Once". Mrs. Perry then led in prayer, after which Mrs. Robertson read the Scrip. ture. A letter was read from Mrs. Paul Newton, of Whitby, accepting an invitation to be speaker at our Thank Offering Meeting on the 4th of Oct. We were pleased to learn that at one time Mrs. Newton's Father owned the local paper, so she has a real interest in our village. 11 yrs. & under--Howard Chapman & Reggie Manns; Ricky Beare and Russel Stevens; Tommy Hockin and Wayne Cox 12 yrs. & under--Richard Stevens & David Porter; Dale Beare & Bill Beare; Howard Chapman & Reggie Manns 13 yrs. & under--Richard Stevens and David Porter; Bob Lee and Jim MacMaster. Dale Beare & Bill Beare Open -- Richard Stevens & David Porter; Robert Peterman & Ted Far- mer; Jim MacMaster & Robt. Lee. NOTE--three legged & sack races not counted toward championships. Girls three-legged races-- 10 yrs. & under--Diane Brown & Esther MacDonald; Dianne Short & Barbara Hillier; Susan Mulligan and Joan McGill and Joanne Jackson and Rene Quan tied. 11 yrs. & under--Diane Brown & Esther MacDonald; Janice Porter & Patsy Healy; Barbara Hillier & Diane Short 12 yrs. & under--Patsy Healy & Janice Porter; Eleanor Summers & Jean Thompson; Barbara Taylor and Lynda Jefford 13 yrs. & under--Barbara Taylor & Lynda Jefford; Janice Porter & Pat- sy Healy; Eleanor Summer & Jean Thompson Open--Jean Thompson & Eleanor Summers; Lynda Jefford & Barbara Taylor; Janice Porter & Patsy Healy Boys' Horse Races-- Grade IIT & under--Dean Beare & Jimmy Moore; Bill Mark & Ronald Jeffrey; Larry Mark & Glen Howsam | Grade V & under--Jamie Porter & Ian Cooke; Ricky Walker and Scott An invitation was extended from Burn's Church, Ashburn, to worship with them on Sunday, the 26th June, at 7.30 p.m., when Miss Agnes Gollan, one of our Missionaries on furlough from Nigeria, will be speaking. Mrs. Perry gave a report of the Summer Rally of Lindsay Presbyter- ial, which was held at Sonya on 7th June with nine members of our Aux- iliary attending, registered. Chief program on after- noon programme was a panel discus- sion on "Presbyterian Women" ings, Mrs. Owen presented a question- naire based on the article on "The General Assembly." Mrs. Milne gave an éspecially in- teresting study on Nigeria, ending with questions which inspired discus- sion. Mrs. Armstrong then thanked all who had taken part in the program. The closing hymn was "Hark, the Voice of Jesus Saying", then our Pre- sident led in prayer. Just before tea was served, Miss Graham told us that she and her brother would be moving to Whitby at the end of this month. We were in- vited to visit them in their new home. and Miss Graham recited a beautiful poem expresssing her sentiments. We all hope they will come and see us from time. A social time was enjoyed by all. Boys' Relay Race--JUNIOR-- 1st--Roger Pickard, Bob Lee, Gra- ham Powell, David Porter; 2nd-- Ralph Ballard, David Mulligan, Rich- ard Stevens, Jim MacMaster; 8rd-- Alvin Short, Dale Beare, Bill Beare, Gary Jackson, Girls' Relay Race--JUNIOR-- See The Port Perry Star For RUBBER STAMPS In all 171 ladies ¢8 For her message from "Glad Tid- |! £4 BUTEA | SFr A ih Lh A THE POR? vEKRY, STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 28rd, 1960--5 4 CANADIAN RED CROSS Swimming Lessons ¢ Lessons at CEDAR STONE PARK, one mile north of Greenbank, during July and August, under super- vision of the Red Cross. 4 L 4 < 4 L 4 4 < 4 < 4 < ® The Red Cross Society will provide swimming badges and awards to the children who pass examination at the end of the season. ¢ Children 6 years and over are eligible. If enough are interested transportation may possibly be arranged. ® Are you interested? Then fill in this coupon and send to George S. 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Be Plans and specifications may be obtained from Parrott, & Tambling & Witmer, Architects, 57 Bloor St. W., Toronto «t 6, Ontario, upon a deposit of a cheque for $50.00 payable to + the Architects. This deposit will be refunded upon return tof the plans and specifications in good condition. MN] Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. PARROTT, TAMBLING & WITMER Architects, > > - ISR AT, + June 17, 1960 SOARS ABHABAAR KAR ASARAAR KR RR RR AAAAA SN ANAARS SAAR R ARAN %e "4 7 APP Fr ore os a Nt ores ora Tee eee ere Par'er'sr sols, > 1 BOSS. BEE D CCGG BG ORO HEAOHEE AE. 1st--Barbara Taylor, Lynda Jefford, N Lyn Peterman, Christine Rice. Znd-- p " Diane Johns, Norma Porter, Cather- ine Nelson, Anne Porter. 3rd--Pat- sy Healy, Janice Porter, Lynda Heayn Susan Mulligan Boys' Relay iRace--SENIOR-- Ist--Barry Oke, David Menzie, Den- nis Dawson, Ricky Prentice. 2nd-- Ivan Pascoe, Ted Farmer, Tim Thom- as, Chas. Sills. 3rd--Brian Mark, Ron- ald Raines, Robert Walker, Norman aa 4 DEPARTMENT STORE OB a VV VO OOOO VON VVVVVVVVVVIPVIYororeoooooooedeoeooseesdeoe ROCIS AAA A A A a a a a a a ag a olan gL LL McLeod Girls' Relay--SENIOR-- nm 'Ist--Marie Cook, Geraldine Cooper, x TIN Joanne Quan, France Quan. 2nd-- Dianne Johns, Anne Porter, Norma 3rd--Lyn Dorothy Carnochan, Lois p Milne, Jean Thompson p Jr. Girls' Ball throw--Marie Cook; s Ann Porter; Pat Buxcey 4 Sr. Girls' Ball throw--Nancy Mac- | § Donald; Geraldine Cooper; Joanne S Quan Jr. Boys' Ball throw--Roger Pick- | ¢ ard; Graham Powell; Scott Rollo p Sr. Boys' Ball throw--David Irvine; $ Ted Farmer; Buddy Buller 3 Boys' 100 yard dash-- p 11 yrs. & under -- Dale Beare; | Jamie Porter; Ricky Walker b¢ 12 yrs. & under--Graham Powell; ; David Porter; Richard Stevens 4 13 yrs. & under--Robert Peterman; | 4 Graham Powell; Bryan Reader ¢ Open all boys--Ted Farmer; Robt. ; Peterman; David Porter 5 Girls Running Broad Jump-- p Junjor--Barbara Taylor, 13' 3" s Marie Cook, 11' 11" § Judy Dagenais, 11' 5" p Senior--Lois Summers, 11' 5" $ Carol Dagenais, 10' 11" 4 Geraldine Cooper, 10' 4" 4 Boys' Running Broad Jump-- é Junfor--David Mulligan, 12' ¢" Graham Powell, 11' 11" plain hemmed or hemstitehed. 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