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Miss Monita Appleton and Miss Kathie Kane spent Sat- urday afternoon" with" "Miss » Maurya Teskey. The play that was present- ed Friday evening at Grace Church was' very. well done. All those that took part are to be commended. The solo 'WES Seiton N ews by Mrs. Legg was also very lovely. "'On "Wednesday of last week Mr, & Mrs. Jack Kane and family, along with Miss Kathy Kane went to the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. While there they met Ricky Edgar who was LANE Electric Plumbing - Heating PORT PERRY, ONT. OFFICE 985 -2473 RES. also visiting the museum. It is a very worthwhile way to spend a day. We were remiss last week in not offering our sympa- thies to Mrs. Dorothy Jeffrey in the death of her mother, and also to Mrs. Heidi Krieg on the death of her mother. Master John Bell spent some holidays with his grand parents in Parry Sound. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs, Bill Bell and Anita also went to Parry Sound and spent the remainder of the week there. Mrs. Marvin Appleton, Ri- chard, Monita & Ryan spent a few days at Orillia. Miss Melodie Appleton spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick. Miss Janice Carter and 3 friends from Port Perry spent last week at Quebec city and area. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ap- pleton and family were din- ner guests of "Mr. and Mrs. M. Rints of Whitby on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Walker and family along with Mrs. B. Manson of Scarborough were Sunday guests of Mr. PORT PERRY STAR = Turaday, Mar. 28th, 1968 -- 13 and Mrs. Bob Cawker. Mr. J. Marshall and Mr. David Chapell of Toronto at Pine. Point for a few days. Miss Sandra Kieg is home again after having her ton- sils removed. Mrs. J. Reese and boys were at her parents home in Shakespeare, Ont. for a few days. . Mr. and Mrs. George Smith spent last week-end with friends in Agincourt. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kerry, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Young and Serron, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Thomas and children, recent dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Thomas. Glad to report that none of the ladies involved in the car accident last Friday night were seriously hurt. Valerie Butt, Mrs. Alma Manns, Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Johnstone. - Choir practise Thursday night 7.30 p.m. at the church. Some of our young sports- men are all smiles this week. Among them are Bill Wana- maker, captain and Gene Hurst star left winger of Little Britain Juveniles. Their efforts helped the team to win the All-Ontario Hockey Championship by de- feating St. George 11-5 on Thursday night in Little Bri- tain, and 14-5 on Sat. night in Ayr. [ Another Little Britain team The Jets, is distinguishing itself too. After winning the local championship by defeating Sunderland, they eliminated Bracebridge and are now expecting to face either Trenton or Campbell ford in the next round. We, in this corner are represent- ed by Ted Hallett and Gord . | McMillan. Congratulations to the 2 teams and to our local players. Mr. Bill Barr arrived home "w Here's a special offer just for you The Government of Canada has created a special new high-yielding security for the advance refunding of 1959 Canada Savings Bonds. Replacement Bonds will be dated May 1, 1968, and will mature in 10 years 5 months on October I, 1978. They will be available only in exchange for an equal amount of 1959 Canada Savings Bonds, and not for - cash. Their average annual yield to maturity will be 6.88%. They will retain all the standard features which have made Canada Savings Bonds the-most popular investment in Canada's history. This in- cludes the right.to cash them any time at any bank for full face value plus carned interest. These Special 4 In addition, Special Replacement Bonds offer the . opportunity to double your money. If you choose not to cash your regular interest coupons during the life of the bond; 3-Compound- Interest Certificates then become payable for a total of $280.00 extra (on each $1,000.00 bond). This amount plus your "+ | regular inferest coupons doubles your money. You can various ways. take advantage of this compound interest feature i in And that's not all. There will be two Prepayment Coupons, cashable May. |, Special Replacement Bond. They répresent "the 6 months' interest already earned by your old bond and 1968, attached to cach y the prepayment of the 3% mnon-taxable premium «| originally due November 1, bond, these two Prepayment Coupons will be'worth a total of $55.00.. 1968. On a $1,000.00 The exchange procedure is simple. Take your 1959 Canada Savings Bonds to investment dealer, trust or loan company. They will make all arrangements for you. Exchange year 1959 Canada Savings Bonds for the new high-yielding Special Replacement Bonds without delay. This offer expires on May 15, 1968. How to1 €cognize your Lu Bon First, the serial number in red in the upper corner of each bond is preceded by "S14" in black. Second, the name of the issue, "Canada Savings Bond"' "1959 Series' is shown just below the serial number. your bank, authorized from Japan on schedule Mar. 21st but isn't sure he prefers Ontario weather now. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Butt entertained their grand- daughter Gail Butt of Whit- by for a few days during the holidays. "Mrs. John Herder, Karl, Jack, Eric and Nell of Whit- by called on Tues., at the Clements - Belair home. On Thurs, the Aubrey Moons had their son-in-law Mr. Ted Williams and 3 grandchildren Leslie, Scott. & Gary of Goderich as visitors, and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moon, Corinna and. 'Mrs. Hindley of Toronto Sea rave News came for the afternoon. Other holiday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boe and sons of Kingston who spent several days with Mrs. Reta Boe. . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wana- maker visited Miss Louie King of Scarborough on Sun- day afternoon and took Mrs. Reta Boe along with them to visit Mr. and Mrs. Percy Reynolds, also of Scarbor- ough. BEE Mr. Merrill Johnston of Buttonville visited in the community on Sunday and came out to renew acquaint- ances at church. Another stormy Sunday morning with the odd drift here and there kept attend- ance down somewhat, Mr. Wright, district supt. of the Canadian Bible Society spoke on its work at morning ser- vice. At S. S. the "beginners" class intended to sing a little song but after their teachers had - them nicely. lined up, most were so :busy looking around they forgot to sing. Result--quite a nice solo by Mrs. Hallett with Mrs. Char- les Short as pianist. No birthdays this week. "Atten- _ dance 72. Look in "Coming Events" for the Spring Tea date. INSTUNT READER 6G. McPhaden Insurance 985-2341 Dec./68 For Income Tax see ALEX SHEPHERD Room 2, Post Office Building Phone 985-7031 Specializing in business and ' farm operations. Dec./68 FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do. it the Co-operative Way Co-Operators Ins. Assoc. ETHEL NOTTINGHAM Myrtle 655-4832 Dec./68 A. E. Johnson ' 0.0. OPTOMETRIST ® EYES EXAMINED eo 229 Mary St. 985-2383 'June/68 RAYMOND J. FRALICK : representing CIA Co-operators insurance Association The Farmers Union Mutual Fire Insurance Life - Auto - Home Protection Fire Phone 985.7447 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CHARTERED - ACCOUNTANTS Leonard R. Rosenherg & Associates Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Aurora. Telephone Aurora '727-9451 EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 985.7306 PORT PERRY I Dec. 31/68 . DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985.7993 or 985-2728 PORT PERRY Dec./68 Septic Tanks Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING Beds INSTALLED REG. ~~ ARMSTRONG Port Perry -- 985-2226