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LIE oF al Srl Greenbank News ~ That summer vacation which looked so long at the end of June and now seems so short has come to an end and this morning sees the beginning of the back-to-school movement. There is much activity among the youngsters as they scuttle off to the seat of learning be- low the hill, some on foot, some on bikes and others by bus. There will be new teachers, new scholars and also a new class- room to take care of the over- flow attendance. May this year be a happy and successful one for all concerned. Our minister's vacation is also over and he was back in the pulpit last Sunday. Mrs. Harris had charge of the ser- vice at Pinedale. A large number from here attended Port Perry Fair on Labour Day and report a large crowd and a very fine exhibit. The local W.I. was successful in winning a number of prizes. Mr, and Mrs. Danny Reesor, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dobson and Mr. Bert Finney of Brampton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves and Miss Ruth. The Ont. Co. Federation of Agriculture will hold their an- nual church service at the Old Stone Church, Beaverton, on Sunday, Sept. 12th at 2.30 p.m. Rev. Philip Romeril of Black- stock will be the speaker and Miss Maggie Blair's birthday. Sorry to report that Mr. Chas. Lunney of Saintfield suf- fered a stroke recently and is a patient in Port Perry Hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. H, Duffus and family have moved to their new home next door to Mr. George Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beare at- tended a wedding at Fort Erie last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferguson attended the wedding of Mrs. Ferguson's brother, Mr. Nor- man Lipsett to Miss Mary Courtney of Schomberg last Saturday, ' Sorry to report that Mrs. Pearl Phoenix is still very ill in Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferguson and family spent the holiday week-end at Clinton. UTICA NEWS Church Service on Sunday at the usual hr. 11 a.m. and Sun- day School starts again at 10 a.m, i The U.C.W. would like to thank all those who help bake and make the bake sale a good success. . The sympathy of this com- munity goes out to Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Tompson in the death ~ (Continued) GIRLS 19 & UNDER Cotton Dress--B. Dodd; I. Strong; J. Martyn, a Laundry Bag--J. Martyn. Apron--H. Swain; J. Martyn; S. Baird. One paint by number picture --H. Swain; B. Dodd; I. Strong. Smocked gingham cushion-- I. Strong; H. Swain; J. Martyn. Birthday Table Centre--J. Martyn; H. Swain; I. Strong. Place Cards for Birthday-- J. Martyn; H. Swain; I. Strong. Pr. tea towels, emb.--I. Strong; L. Pickard; J. Martyn, Place Mats--L. Pickard; J. Martyn; I. Strong. Blouse, cotton--L. Pickard; J. Martyn; B. Dodd. Skirt, wool--J. Martyn; I. Strong. Stuffed Animal--H. Swain; J. Martyn. Knit Slippers--H .Swain; J. Martyn. Fancy Sandwiches--I. Strong B. Dodd; J. Martyn, Candy--J. Martyn; B. Dodd; I. Strong. Article in Swedish Darning-- J. Martyn; I. Strong. 'Pr. Pillow Cases--J. Martyn; S. Baird; I. Strong. Cross stitch on gingham--L. Pickard; J. Martyn; S. Baird. Girl with highest number of Points--Joanne Martyn; 2nd-- Isabelle Strong. Port Perry Fair Winners 3. Janet Forbes--Reg. & Larry Johnson, Sunderland ...........c.coeunnn. 2 4. Wil-Lor-Sue--Wil-Lor Farms, Sunderland ........ 1" 5. Wil-Lor-Pete--Wil-Lor Farms, Sunderland .......... 4 6. Mighty Vie--. H. Smith, Oshawa .......... b FREE FOR ALL 2 4 1. Johnny Nick--Wib. Fowler, Peterboro ...... 6 2 2. Ju-Anne--John Young, Oshawa ............ 7 6 3. Baron Hall--Stan Brown, Oshawa ............ 1 1 4. Mr. Harvey--Hilliard Stiner, Claremont ........ 5 17 Thursday, Sept. 9, 1965-13 PORT PERRY STAR, | 5. Gratton Portage--Paul ~ Gossein, Lindsay 6. Armbro Caesar--Ansol Beverley, Uxbridge .... 3 4 7. Peter Hal S-- H. Smith, Oshawa y FREE FOR ALL 1. Sir Blaze Away--Bruce Cummings, Port Perry .... 3 2 Wil-Lor-Kate--Wil-Lor Farms, Sunderland .......... 6 3. The Leo--F. McAnally, Oshawa .......... reer. 4 4. Judy Ann Gratton--R. Davies, Newmarket ........ 5 5. Donna's Pride--Orvan Brethour, Uxbridge ........ 1 6. Vie De Sota--Ab. McQuade, Newtonville .... 2 Senior Citizens Club Meetings will continue as usual at the Club starting Sept. 8th (second and fourth Wednes- day of every month) from now on at 2 p.m. Our euchres still continue to be very popular, & we are pleased so many con- tinue to enjoy these happy evenings. The one held at the Hall on Saturday, August 21st was well attended. person seem to enjoy visiting 'as well as cards, lunch and good prizes for the lucky winners. We are delighted with so many who come from near and far. It certainly is complimentary. to arweport on this event at our regular meeting. 158 LE ry One day at a Time oe Just live one day at a time . my friend. y Just live one day at a time, IN Thy every care to Him ney commend. [fe In whom there is pe AR peace is sublime. > Forget the worries behind or my friend ie Forget Thy every sin Pi Just rest thy heart in Him ay my friend ' the Jr. Farmer Quarette provide the music. © Debbie and Cathy McGee en- tertained their cousin, Wendy Ritchie of Peterborough, also their friends, Marianne and Patsy Miller of Raglan last week. The W.I. will meet at the home of Mrs. Geo. Stone on Wed. evening, Sept. 12th at 8.30 o'clock . All ladies of the com- munity are welcome. Mrs. G. Couves and Mrs. Ed. Couves of Toronto and Miss Grace Couves of Montreal visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee and family spent Sunday at Bethany with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Waddell. ' Miss Maggie Blair of Whitby also Misses Marjorie and Mari- on Bromell and Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Harris of Whitby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Blair the occasion being of a brother Mr. Lewis Thomp son of Uxbridge. Mrs. Bruce Bailey spent a few days last week with her sister Mr. and Mrs. M. Tucker of Apsley. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Albright were supper guests with Mrs. D. Harper on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corbman of Oshawa also visited the Harpers on Sunday. A number from here attended Port Perry Fair on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown & family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rodd's, Greenbank o Sunday. ] Mrs. Myrtle Wagner of Port Perry visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. Geer. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Emile Donnelly on the birth of a son. Glad to report Mrs. F. Ken- dall, also Mr. Earl Fielding home from Hospital. We hope for a speedy recovery, NOTICE PORT PERRY SECOND INSTALMENT OF TAXES IS DUE ON OR BEFORE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1965 J. F. RAINES, Clerk-Treasurer, : VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY. BUILDING FOR SALE SMALL COTTAGE OR STORAGE BUILDING To be constructed to Buyer's specifications by Senior Students of Port Perry High School COST -- MATERIALS OND Delivery--on or about November 15th, 1965 Mr. Grant MacDonald, Principal. Phone 985-2571 Mr. John Jefford, Shop Instructor. Phone 985-2314 WOMEN'S INSTITUTES Theme--CANADIANNA Display--1. Honeydale; 2. Blackstock; 3. Greenbank; 4. Catholic Women's League. Salad = Dressing--Honeydale; Greenbank; Blackstock. Strawberry Jam--Honeydale; Greenbank; Catholic W. L. Apple Pie--Greenbank; Honeydale; Blackstock. Plain Tea Biscuits--Black- stock; Honeydale; Greenbank Johnny Cake--Catholic W.L.; Honeydale; Blackstock. Hanky, crochet edge--Honey- dale; Blackstock; Greenbank. One knitting bag--Honeydale Greenbank; Catholic W. L. Men's heavy wool socks-- Catholic W. L.; Greenbank; Honeydale. Luncheon Cloth, Maple Leaf design--Honeydale; Blackstock; Greenbank. One quilt block, Log Cabin-- Honeydale; Greenbank; Black- stock. PORT PERRY FAIR RACING RESULTS ONE MILE DASH 1. Arbor Rose-- L. McNeven, Lindsay D.N.F. 2. Lady Dean--Mrs. Laura Young, Oshawa .. 3 i Wilson, our Club and the ladies who convene the} lunch and we are proud of our Club, as so many of our members work hard to make these euchres a success, and those who are not able as Senior Citizens to do. the work; help with their contributions & also their presence. The Hall is very comfortable and by per- severence by our members, a nice kitchen has been installed, work completed also by men in the Club. It just shows what a lot can be accomplished when people get together, even Senior Citizens. Now our Club has reopened after two months holiday there will be interesting business to discuss. A car Convention held in the Univer- sity. There hundreds attend from different Clubs and many points are introduced of inter- est to older people. Mrs. L. Mr. and Mrs. R. St. John, Mr. R. Coates and Mr. T. Gibson attended for one day. Convention lasts two days. Two of our members who were dele- gates could not attend on aec- count of illness, so we were pleased some of our members 'could go to Guelph. We expect load of our, , members attended the Guelph And just Tet Him enter in. O cease to fret and fume, my friend O cease to worry -- T moil His strength & grace to thee He'll send MY, TT ee - NES FRA as. 3 Who knows thy every toil. : Just live a day in His love v X my friend. Fi Keep bravely steadily on -- } ps Just trust in Him to the $a very end Fa Until this Life's Work is done. Sh Then live at last in that Home he) my friend, That Home up in Heav'n above i Where those who serve Him here my friend Shall dwell in His Heavenly Love. (HISTORY IN i: ; B BS i BROUGHAM SEPT. 18 \ PICKERING TOWNSHIP MUSEUM The above photo shows one close finishes in the races held Port Perry Fair last Monday. of the many at the annual Many good horses were on hand for this event and all races were filled to capacity. --Staff Photo