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-~ . 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1966 SCUGOG NEWS Ir. and Mrs. Alan Carter & ro T. Redman attended the fortieth wedding anniversary dinner on Friday night at Mr. & Mrs. R. Parrott of Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs, L. Davis dinner guests of Mr. and. Mrs. A. Krieg on Saturday night. Mr. Harvey Edgar a week- end guest of Mr. Leoh Warren. Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pyper Blakely of Pickering on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Plough- man of Port Perry, Mr. & Mrs. B. McCabe and family of Scar- borough, Mr. and Mrs, G. Sa- mells and children and Mr. and Mrs. J. Beckett Saturday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hope. Mrs. Lily Brown Sunday. din- ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. G. Collins and Gregory of Oshawa and Mr. & Mrs. G. Van Bridger of Bow- manville dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Huffman on Sunday. Miss Lynn Forster of Port Perry a week-end guest of Miss Ruth Aldred. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Aldred and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Demara dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweetman on Sunday. Pleased to report Mr. Peter Hart returned home from Osh- awa Hospital on Monday. Mrs. A. Eden spent Thurs- day in Toronto. . Misses Marguerite and Fran- ces Bowles of Uxbridge Satur- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Misses Marilyn Fralick of Toronto with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fralick for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick spent Saturday night with Mr, & Mrs. E. Clement of Toronto at their .niversary of Mr. cottage here. Miss Esther MacDonald of Port Perry spent the week-end with Miss Janis Carter. Miss Carol Crozier a week- end guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. K. Crozier. 'Mr, and Mrs. J. Demara at- tended the fitieth wedding an- and Mrs. Gor- don Hope of Uxbridge held here in the Grace Church Parlors. Mrs. J Newman and children of Manchester and Mr. & Mrs. J. Raines of Port Perry guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Eden on Sunday. Misses Carol & Kathie Kane Saturday might guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. Sweetman. Mr. L. Helmer of Bowman- ville a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Huffman. Mr and Mrs. H. Thomas din- ner guests of his brother Mr. and Mrs.. R. Thomas of Black- water on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, R Fralick Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jeffrey. Mr. and Mrs. D, Baird of Tor- onto and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Butt and Daphne of Port Perry Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Eden. The Brownies & Guides. wish to thank all who in any way helped make their evening such a success. High man--Mr, Jack Manns; High woman--Beverley Manns; Low man--Mr. J. De- mara; Low woman -- Laura RETIREMENT PENSI BECOME PAYABLE Canada, Pension Plan JANUARY 1967 Are you eligible? If you have been contributing to the Canada Pension Plan, and if | = you will be age 68 or over by March 31, 1967, contact your Canada Pension Plan District Office now. Contributors who are under 70 years of age must have retired from regular employment to qualify. 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Heber Down is now Reeve of - Whitby Township -and Gordon Hanna is Deputy Reeve. Mrs. Jean Hollingsworth was the most surprised person in the whole County when they phoned to tell her she had been elected for the School Board. On Sat- urdady Night, she had invited a few friends in, to help cele- brate if she won, and help con- sole her if she lost. A couple of friends jokingly had a cry- ing towel ready, but it "Wasn't necessary to use it. Those that voted for Jean believe she will make a good representative. Under her sense -of humour, lies a very practical business head. Good Luck and Best Wishes to all the winning Candidates. I think we all agree that far- mers are a special breed of peo- ple. The way they have to gamble on the weather for their crops, gamble on their animals not getting sick and dying and gamble on the price market for their margin of profit, they make Las Vegas look like small time. The variety of jobs a- round the farm is endless -- crop panter, herdsman, milker, tractor driver, fence builder, repair man and on and on. It seems ironic that one of the fellows who has done all these chores and more, for a good - many years, should trip over his dog and break a shoulder. Tough -luck, Alf., that's the way it goes. Hope you're feel- ing better soon. They are tearing down one of Brooklin's older homes on Bald- win Street. It belonged to the late Mr. Whiteford. Rumor has it, that a building for a Dairy Bar will be replacing it. Any- one for a milkshake or an ice- cream cone? I wonder if folks are getting a little tired of hearing, read- ing and being effected by all the strikes we are having late- ly? We all want to. see people get a good working wage, but to penalize the public by cut- ting off their various services, somehow, doesn't seem quite Wouldn't --it--be--nice if they could think up a better way of coming to agreements. Perhaps we need someone to spend less time talking about all the bad things the other guys are doing, and more time figuring out a sensible solution to the problems. The fellows that orbit the earth, the test. pilots..of mew... planes, the scientist who dis- covers. new cures are all brave heroes *in their fields. But for pure get up and go and stay- ing power, no one can come near the ordinary everyday folks. Who else but a rock of Gibralter could face the end- less bills, the same everyday work, the kids' complaints, the rise in prices, the shrinking dollar, the extra pressures, the gap in the middle when the ends won't meet and still think he's sitting on top - of the world? But that's the whole secret!--Anyone who can hand- le all these things and still come out on top, deserves to be there. Door prize -- Mrs. J. 1867 U 1967 ' pm--