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2 oh 12 PORT PERRY STAR, bd ca $d wh 2h £0 vo Fail . NT : i 3 LED a ad RAR i Bh § REGIA are aay LB SoS RNa eT Fe LAT, paws ARLES FE9a ER TAS 3. BEALL IS NS Thursday, July 7th, 1966 SCUGOG NEWS The "Head" U.C.W. will be ¢hael McDonald and family and held at the home of Mrs. Joe David Healey, Dowson on Wed,, evening of July 13. Please remember ny- lons and used clothing to be packed soon after the meeting. { A week-end motor trip a- round north Bay and East was enjoyed by Mr, and Mrs. Jack Manns, Beverley and John, 'Mr. and Mrs. John Pearce & family . shared 'the week-end with another family at a little lake in the Bobcaygeon area. On Sunday Mrs. Reta Rod- man left with 2 friends on a train, boat and bug tour to Vancouver and southern states, Last week Mrs. Don Gerrow accompanied her mother, Mrs. Steven, to Montreal to visit re- latives for a few days, Mrs. Ste- ven continued her 2 week vaca- tion at her daughter's home, She has 3 more daughters with whom she will share her sum- mer before returning to her home in Sask. Last Sunday Mrs. Bail Read- er was accompanied hy her-fa- mily Mr. and Mrs. C, Charlton and Mr. and Mrs. G. Reader, when they trav elled to the Pro- vincial Park at Midhurst for the Rainey Re-union picnic. They were surprised to see other _ people from Manchester also related. This family history gets to be a very interesting & intricate hobby; ~~ Mr. and Mrs, of Toronto spent the week-end «at the home of the latter's bro- ther Mr. Don Ashbridge. The bake sale Sat. morning on the "Head" Church lawn was quite successful, Mr. and Mrs, Yvonne Martyh are returning after their trip West. Mrs. S. A. Hollows, Toronto vacationing at the Chappell cottage with Mr. Peter Chap- vell of Toronto. Mr, and Mrs, D. Chappell and David here for the holiday weéek-end Mr. Ber- nard Forestell, Sudbury also spent the week-end, Mr, Jim Gardener and Mr. Wally Gardiner at their cottage Pine Point, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Healey, Wes- ton, holidaying at their cottage, Pine Point. Visitors this week- end included Patrick Healey and Misty, Edward and Rita with they family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas; Harrison | Mi- tage Pine Point, Mr. and. Mrs;~Harold Brodie of Toronto "at their cottage, Pine Point. Mr, and Mrs; Fred Brodie, Linda and Debbie, also Mrs, Brodie and the children spending the week. Mr.- and Mrs. Wm. Sanders, Fred, Susan, Mary and Mr. D, Gray and Helen, Toronto, at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs, Don Smith, Oshawa, holidaying at Pine Point. g Mr. and Mrs, Art Thompson, Darlene and Don, Oshawa at their cottage for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniels, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs, C, Young, Whitby .and Mr and Mrs. B. Daniels, Oshawa and friends from New York at the Paniel Cottage, Aldred's Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. Empringham of Agincourt Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, L. Empring- ham. Mr, 'and Mrs. Bob Munroe of 'Toronto Sunday visitors "with" Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Fralick. Visitors for the holiday with Mr. and Mrs: M:Rutherford-in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford .of "Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. McMillan, Hamilton, Mr, and Mrs. T. Wells, Mimico, Mr. and Mrs. E. Summers, Belleville and Mr and Mrs, Geo, Cosgrove of Montreal. Mr and Mrs. Stewart of Osh- awa spent Saturday' with Mr. A. Leaming and Don, ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curley and family and Mr and Mrs. F. J. Whalen and Don and Miss C. Curley all of Toronto spent the week-end with Miss Jean Hen- derson. 5 Mr. Chris Lindholme of Osh- awa spent the week- end with Mr. Barry Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. A. Krieg and daughters spent the week-end at their cottage at Bradley Lake. Mr, and Mrs. C. Jeffrey and |, children of Port Perry visited Sunday with Mr. and' Mrs. Percy Jeffrey. - "Mr, and Mrs. A. Manns and family spent the week-end camping at Algonquin Park. Mr. and Mrs. W. Watts of Toronto spent the holiday week- end with friends at their cot- 4 o'clock p.m., D.S.T. * Manchester. dable fee. 100% Totten, Sims, Hubicki and Associates Ltd. 519 Dundas St. E., Whitby, Ont. a CELE | 'COPORATION OF THE : TOWNSHIP OF REACH TENDERS for Municipal Goris Extension |, Sealed tenders plainly arked. as to contents will be received by the road superintendent until MONDAY, JULY 25, 1966. For the construction of a two bay concrete block extension to the existing township garage at Plans, specifications & tender forms may be obtained from the offfices of the consult- ing engineers upon payment of $10. 00 non-refun- performace bond quired as certified cheque of 10% .of the tender price shall accompany each tender. any - tender not necessarily accepted, Consulting Engineers, _ 'will be re-- Lowest or My 1. Savi Road Superintendent, 'Township of Reach, Manchester, Ont. Mrs, A. Henderson of Tor- ono is spending a week with Mr .and Mrs, R, Cornish. Mr. Doug Flewell spent Sun- day with Mr. M, McLaren, Miss Linda _ Fralick of Osh- awa with her parents Mr. and Mrs, C. Fralick for the week- end, Mrs. R. Cornish and daugh- ters and Mrs. Henderson visit- ed friends in Stouffville on Monday, Mr, and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Demara spent the week-end at Timmins A family picnic was held at Mr. R. Cornish's cottage July 25th, They enjoyed swimming, games and supper, There were 70 present from Kingston, Mountain Grove, Whitby, Lis- kard, Oshawa. . 'Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. James Collan: Mrs. Lawr- ence Ruse, Mr, Brock, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Heath, all from Etobicoke. _ Weéw-end guests with Mr. & Mrs. C, A. Holt: Mr. and Mrs, G. H. Parsons, Toronto; Mr, Alan Holt, Ottawa. Mr, and Mrs. John McIntyre, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe and family, Mr, 'and Mrs. Vince Jarvis and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Van Bridger and fa- -mily, Oshawa, "Mr. and Mos. G. T. Van Brid- ger, Mr. and Mrs. Les MacDon- ald and Wally, Bowmanville, were week-end callers with Muy. and Mrs, Dale Huffman, John and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bramley and two children of Strathroy spent the week-end with his sister Mr. and Mrs, T. Eden. Church Services ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ASCENSION 'Rev. R. C. Rose SUNDAY, JULY 10th --" 0 Trinity " V. 9:45 a.m,--Morning Prayer "Mr. "Rex" KING ST. JOHN BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, JULY 10th -- Trinity V. 11:15 a.m --Morning Prayer Mr. "Rex" KING PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec G. Rice, B.A Minister JULY 10th -- JULY 31st Prince Albert and' Port Perry will Worship in St. John's Presbyterian Church Port Perry ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH + Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A. Minister SUNDAY, JULY 10th -- 10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.-- Sunday School. BAPTIST CHURCH: "(Queen and Rosi Sts.) I. 'C. Bowie, Pastor SUNDAY, JULY 10th -- 9:45. a.m.--Family Bible Schoo) 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evening Service United Church of Canada ,SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE .' Rev. George Teskey 'SUNDAY, JULY 10th -- 9:00 a.m.--PROSPECT 10:05 a.m. --MANCHESTER 11:15 a.m. --SCUGOG. " PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastors: R. Batten & I. MacLean 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wed.,, 8 p.m---Prayer Meeting 'Have a Problem? -- 985-2420 J. Sweetman: and Mrs. Arthur |. L PORT PERRY International Driving Permits Now Available Canadians planning to travel abroad may now obtain Interna- tional Driving Permits, the Ontario Department of Trans- port announced recently. The Department has author- ized the Canadian Automobile Association, and through it the affiliated 'Ontario Motor League Clubs, as the issuing authority for I.LD.P.'s in Ontario. They 'will be recognized in 77 differ- ent countries. Fee for the permits, issuable to any holder of a valid driving licence, is $3.00. Herrmmrm em Mrs. Newman and children of Manchester was with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs, T, Eden for the week-end. Mrs, M, with Mus, McLaren visited R. Tetlow Monday 'night, Mrs, C. Croll and family of Toronto at their cottage for the summer at Pine Point Service at 11.15 a.m. You are invited. U,C.W, July 13-- Remember study book ladies. For Canadians A spokesman for the Depart. meht urged all Ontario resi- -dents to obtain I.D.P.'s before leaving Canada, Issuance of the permits has been made possible by the 1949 United Nations Convention on Road Traffic agreed to by all. of the Canadian Provinces. . Under "its terms, Canadians ravalling overseas will now share the same reciprocity with respect to licences in interna- tional traffic as do the resi- . dents of the 77 other signatory nations. A statement issued by the | C.A.A. noted that Canadian driving licences are already re- cognized in most Western Euro- pean countries. However, with- out an I.D.P, there are often embarrassments and misunder- standings for motorists contact- ing local authorities who have no understanding of English. I.LD.P's are printed in 10 languages, official languages of the United Nations: English, French, Span- ish, 'Russian and Chinese. essary water. | ! Corporation of the Village of Port, Perry Due to a water shortage, the use of garden hose is forbidden until further notice. All users are reques- ted to co-operate in using unnec- THANK YOU f- Let EARN MORE. ers, Hhre's why: SAVE MORE ally "costs very little. CO-OP and arrange for the SERVICE TO THE Uxbridge 852-3321 FOR HAY THAT PAYS -- FERTILIZE The "top-dressing of "established 'hay ried ately Sa first cutting is an accepted practice with profit conscious farm- a $10.00 application per acre will, on 'the ~ average, give at least $20.00 per acre return. fertilizer on pasture at mid-season ic ® sygally "profitable. CO-OP Bulk Spreading saves you time anil effort and actu- Your fertilizer is spread at' approx- imately bag prices, With CO-OP modern equipment "assured of uniform distribution of the fertilizer TRUCK or TRACTOR-DRAWN SPREADER | ical spreading method for your farm, BULK FERTILIZER SPREADING 'IS' ANOTHER Co-op UNITED CO-OPERATIVES 'OF ONTARIO i "UXBRIDGE BRANCH (0-07 CORNER By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Branch United Co- -operatives of Ontario The use of 7 you arg . see your most practical, most econom- ONTARIO FARMER. Port Perry ZE. 8-4130" . ~ including the five -_