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16 SAAT Thursday, Jan. 20th, 1966 IN AND OUT OF TOWN Mrs. Ruby Roach is confined to her bed with what appears to be pleurisy. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Honey of Peterborough with their daugh- ter Judith, were guests of their relatives in the vicinity on Saturday last, Mr, Clarene Nightingale is a patient in Veterans' Hospital, Sunnybrook, Toronto where he is undergoing tests and treat- ment for stomach disorders, Mrs. L, Chapman, Orono, has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornish during the month of January. Mrs, Nellie Whit- more of Don Mills, spent last weekend with the Cornish fa- mily. Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Wood- cock's week-end visitors were Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Richardson, Brooklin, who accompanied them on Saturday evening to the Benefit Dance at the Port Perry Legion. Port Perry High School is readying itself for its annual social event of the season. All tickets for the "At Home" have been sold. Friday night will bring the usual excitement when a "Queen" and a "Prin- cess" will be picked by the Judges at the High School Dance. BENEFIT DANCE (Continued) Master of Ceremonies, Depu- ty-Zone Commander John Maw, introduced each of the branches who responded by standing, amid the cheers of the group. Entertainment Chairman, Comrade Earl King was kept busy re-arranging tables and chairs to accommodate the crowds as they arrived. The entire effort on the part of the Port Perry Branch was] well rewarded when the finan- cial committee calculated the net profit for the evening, The money made will be pre- sented to the Bay Ridges Legion through the Zone Commander, Mr. Jim Woodward, on the night of the Installation of Officers at their next meeting. HONEYDALE W.L The Honeydale W.I. held their January meeting on Thurs. Jan, 6th in th Anglican Parish Hall, Miss A, Dodd chaired the meet- ing in the absence of the Presi- dent Mrs. G. Robertson. The meeting opened in the usual manner. The roll tall was an- swered with an exchange of re- cipes, if you forgot your recipe you paid the fine. The Secre- tary read the minutes, and the Treasurer gave her report. The correspondence was read- and discussed, Achievement Day for the 4-H Girls was Jan. 15th at the Port Perry High School. The reports of the standing committees were heard, Mrs. McBride reported on the Can- cer work, Mrs, Cawker asked that a program be arranged for Fairview Lodge for sometime in March. . Mrs, W. Moase suggested we have a men & ladies night, The Sentor Citizen's Hall was sug- gested. A committee was ap- pointed to look after same. The February meeting is the Inter- fit HAS 58 Sh OR POR (ts eS ARTS AH a BS, national | Program and it was de- cided to invite Myrtle Institute to join us for this meeting, The ladies reported a very enjoyable afternoon at Nestleton 'on Jan. 5th. The meeting was then turned over to Mrs. F, Warren, the Ag- riculture & Canadian Industries convenor for her program, Mrs, Jean Carnochan gave a talk on the Motto "The Mighty Oak from a little acorn grew", ' Mrs. Bryant read a poem "January Recipe", Mrs. Croxall then dis- played her Amway Products. Lunch was served by Mrs. Warren and her group, LICENCE PLATES (Continued) Haskett. A check with Port Perry's issuer of motor vehicle license "If motorists wish to avoid | plates reveals that about 20% the delay and inconvenience of | of a total 8000 plates have been long lineups, they can still do so ' sold. -This is about the same as by obtaining théir plates and last year, but it is expected permits in the next few weeks," | sales will accelerate in early said Transport minister Irwin February, BEST BUY! Save 8c! FINEST ORANGE PEKOE Pkg. of 60 Red Rose Tea Bags 77« BEST BUY! Save 17c! DELUXE CANADIAN {) Reg. 75¢! Reg. 53c! Sanitary Napkins Contest Reg. 79c¢! MODESS Reg. 69¢! Marked 62c! 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