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EPSOM NEWS By Jean Jeffery Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Mr. Angus Keppy of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geer and Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Ploughman of Port Perry visited with Mr, and Mus. Chas. Geer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin isited with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Card Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs, R. Risebrough visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Card Friday evening. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Prentice, also to Mr. and Mrs. F. Ormiston on their recent marriages. Mr, and Mrs. G. Prentice, Murray and Ross attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Prentice in Nova Scotia." There was a large attendance at the Sale in Epsom on Sat. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beach and boys of Orillia visited her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. D. Prentice on Sunday. The - Epsom Barbecue was quite a success, The weather- man didn't co-operate so we just moved everything inside, but the barbecue Pit. A great big thank you to Mr. and Murs. Francis Cook of Goodwood for their untiring assistance and 'Thank You to everyone who in any way helped with this ven- ture. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling called on their aunt Mrs. Cath- arine Cawker in Port Perry. Then before returning home they called on Mrs. Florence MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs, H. Searle and Miss Vera Prentice were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton on, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton and Mrs. Minnie Smith visited Mrs. Janet Ashton and Gordon in Oshawa on Saturday. The "Cook Girls" formerly of Epsom, Mrs, Fralick, Scugog, Mrs, Swinson, Oshawa, Mrs. Blakeley, Pickering called on Mr. and Mrs. R. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mac- Cannell visited Mr. and Mus. Ted MacCannell, Brampton on Sunday. Miss Marg Craighead is hav- ing a few days holiday at the home of Miss Dawn Jewell Mac- Cannell. Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Powell visited Dr. and Mrs. Powell and family in Montreal, then visited friends in Ottawa before re- turning home. Belated congratulations to Dr. and Mrs. Powell on the ar- rival of their daughter Julia Catharine who is now two months old. Mr, and Mrs, Christie and Darlene visited her brother Gor- don Martin in Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hill of Claremont were recent supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer. Mr. and Mrs. Talbert Evans visited Mr. and Mrs, David Prentice and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Prentice one evening recently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allan of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, Alf. Prentice of Port Perry called on Miss Vera Prentice on Sunday. Mr. Walter Asling and Wan- da of Ajax called on his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Asling on Sunday. 0666606000 'Hay Making Machinery Allis Chalmers #77 G. ground drive, bar rake, : used 1 Season ......eeeeerees treessesrsseere RR EI $326.00 § Cunningham crimper, used 2 S€aS0N ....c.cevvrnineranes $450.00 # Massey-Harris #1 baler, 6 bales of 900 twine ... $650.00 § 8 Massey-Harris No. 6, 7 ft. Mower ....... ineriiohs . $85.00 § 8 Mayrath, 32 ft. bale elevator with motor ......... . $376.00 § $24 ft. grain elevator and MOtOT wuss senns $375.00 § 1 Stoker eon: TEX ares $ 55.00 § $1 Stook pick-up for front end Joader -- XU $491 McCormick 8%' Combine, 100 bushel : : plywood grain BOX: winriissisarrie vasssnssnsssssssnnsennsnnes $8000.00 § : -- FARM SOLD -- : PHILIP A. JOHNSON : ? R.R. 1, Hampton Phone 263-2693 : From June 22 to September 5 BREWER'S RETAIL "PORT PERRY Will Be Open Monday Thru Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Open to 9:00 p.m. Fridays BREWERS' WAREHOUSING COMPANY LIMITED Operators of BREWERS' RETAIL STORES Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cather- wood and Neil of Whitby were supper guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Medd. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer vi- sited with Mr. and Mrs, Ray- mond Kerry of Greenbank re- cently. Our deepest sympathy to the wife and family of the late Walter J. Rogers, who was laid to rest on Saturday. A kind and loving husband and father, a good neighbour and true friend will be sadly missed by all who knew him, WE PAY A BONUS OF INTEREST FOR REGULAR SAVING Five Year Monthly Instalment Guaranteed Investments €am 5V4% Interest VICTORIA CANNINGTON - LINDSAY WHITBY PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1964 -- 5 TEACHERS (Continued) concerning each teacher being so honoured, closing with a heartfelt wish for the happi- ness, good fortune, and satisfy- ing future for all of them. Corsages were pinned on each, followed by a surprise gift of similar crystal flower vases. The appropriate reply of each recipient bespoke her deep ap- preciation of the thoughtful gift, as each commented about the happy hours thé feeling of good-will among the teaching staff, as well as the continued friendly support, assistance, and understanding of the principal, Mr. Robert Archer, Chairman of the Public School Board, then spoke fittingly to Mrs. MacFar- lane, for the Board and citizens of Port Perry, commending her for her twenty incomparable years on the staff, also wishing her continued happiness during her retirement. The gift to her from the School Board was a beautiful, glass-topped, wal- nut coffee table to be used as a showcase for her fine rock col- lection. Mr, Merlin Dowson and Mr. Bill Williams added their words of appreciation to these teachers on behalf of the Board. The honoured teachers were: Mrs. Grace Hastings, Mrs. Nancy Macmillan, Mrs. Elaine Bailey and Miss Donna Johnson. Mrs. MacFarlane was also recently honoured at the Woe men Teachers' Federation ban- quet at Beaverton, on May 26, when she received a F.W.T.A.O. pin for her many years of teaching. Miss Eunice Harris at that time also received a belated re- cognition of her valuable con- tribution to the teaching pro- fession, and the many pupils who enjoyed her delightful in- struction. The gift to Miss Harris was a silver coffee spoon bearing the F.W.T.A.O. crest, Long may all these fine teach- ers. be fondly remembered for their excellent efforts and re- sults with our girls and boys of the past and present, especially for their untiring assistance, exemplary Christian ideals, moral ethics, a deep-rooted sense of honourable citizenship, respect for elders, and the finer things of life. Your CARLOAD FOOD MARKET will be featuring your favourite Dairy Foods during "June is Dairy Month" Prices Effective This Week-End Wed. - Sat. June 17-20 At Your CARLOAD FOOD MKT. Prince Albert KRAFT DINNER 7 oz. Tins 2 - 2c. Macaroni AYLMER AYLMER CAMPBELLS VEGETABLE V8 JUICE ....... 39%. PEAS & Carrots 2-35 CATSUP- 48 oz. Tin 15 oz. Tins 11 'oz. Btl coon... 18c, PUREX Toilet Tissue White or Coloured 2 Rolls 25c. 'Shankless Shoulders " 35¢. REGULAR KOTEX ......... 3c. 'WINNER of Last Week's Mrs. Kay Mosienko- FREE DRAW on a SALAD SET With a $5.00 Order or Over EFFECTIVE JUNE 22nd POSITIVELY NO CREDIT All Old Accounts must be Paid By JUNE 30th Maple Leaf 12's Cornmeal DRAW Sliced This Week's MEAT Features FRESH PORK Fresh Sliced PORK LIVER WIENERS ...... "4% Back Bacon .... "79°| Cooked Ham ..... 49° Butts Chops "45. " 53c. Ib 31' 6 oz, Pkg. CARNATION INSTANT MILK CHERRY HILL MED. CHEESE WEDGES 12 oz. 59c. BRAVO GRATED CHEESE GOLDEN BAR HONEY BUTTER ............ 7 oz. Ctn. 3lc. PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE ............ 40z, Pkt. 2lc. VELVEETA CHEESE 1; pkt. 37c. FARMERS WIFE BLUE LABEL MILK ..... 16 oz. Pkt. 41c. 4 oz. Jar 3lc. 2 Tin 41c.