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INE BL AN 5 By Jean Jeffery . Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Christjgand Darlene were Mr. and Mrs. G. Martin and Linda of Bow- manville, Mr. C. Graham and Mr. Wm. Wade. Epsom U.C.W. plan to visit Fairview Lodge Aug. 21 at 2 p.m.. Any friends will be welcome. : Nearly ninety friends from Bethesda enjoyed the Annual W.1. Picnic at Poplar Park, "| July 18th. Thirty-two members of the Ryall family held a family picnic at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Keith Ashton on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wil- son visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Emblem at their cottage on Lake Simcoe on Sunday. At Supper time on Sunday my husband asked, "Do you 'know where Ross Bailey is?" He was helping his father at the barn when I came by at 1:30". I replied. "Well he is supposed to be landing in Edmonton about now". What a small world. Well this is Tuesday. Maybe Ross is home by now. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wil- "| son had a holiday on Thurs. First Case Leaves Warehouse Ken Goreski was the first in a long lineup of thirsty customers when the Brewer's Warehouse opened the doors' after four weeks closing. The Warehouse was well stocked previous to the strike, so every customer was Jooka) after. a is I, HOMES 'WANTED 985-7373 "N OTI CE billings on and after September 1, 1968. RESIDENTIAL NEW RATES First 50 kwh per month per kwh ........ freniridte Sinscsvivisesnasivionse 4.0c. . ~ Next 200 kwh per month per KWh ....cccceeverineerenessneesersessessns 1.4c. Remaining kwh per month per Kwh .....cocceiinviinensenennns Teesnivs 1.0c. A special 500 kwh block is available at a preferred rate for customers heating their water electrically .........coceervrrvirnein. 0.7c. Minimum Monthly Bill ...........cc.... Jrrisvens Essie nstatorssiveive we $2.00 All-electric Service at Residential Rates. : The new rate structure will result in-an increase of $. 92 per month for the customer using 500 kwh per month. The late payment charge of 10% used in past years will be reduced to 6%. . |] GENERAL (All non-residential services) First 50 kwh per month POE KWH cir rnscrrssrsrmsreirressmeivers NS 4.0c. d Next 200 kwh per month per kwh RETR LC POTTY HRT, wees 1.5C. Next 9,760 kwh per month per kwh ......cccceniee. ersiiandiriniiedes 1.86¢c. Remaining kwh per month per kwh cin ssresrie 0.6¢c. ' Demand charge -- First 50 kw per month of Maximum Demand ........ccoceenne No Charge Balance of kw per month per kw .......... Niaribsasbindyiseresariarieies $1.70 Minimum Monthly Bill up to 50 kw... ER Ee we $2.00 Minimum Bill over 50 kw for all kw based on highest billing demand in previous eleven months per Kw .......uuiiin we 2c. LJ PORT PERR ELECTRIC RATE ADJUSTMENT Due to the sharp increase in the cost of bulk power, wages and materials over the past few years, and a study by Ontario Hydro of ex- isting rates, it was found necessary to adjust the rate structure for all Hydro-Electric Commission of Y ¢ and Friday at Algonquin Park area and before return- ing home called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson and family at Pembroke. Mr. and Mrs. Watson left last Sunday on a trip to the West Coast. On Sunday Mr. and' Mrs. M. Cracknell and Mrs. Jean Neeson returned from a trip to the East Coast. They stay- ed a week at Summerside, P.EIl and are now holiday- ing at their cottage here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer | and' family attended the Millar Family re-union at Whitevale on Sunday. Congratulations to Eric & Dianne Benns on the safe arrival on Sunday of a little brother for Robin. Mr. and Mrs. R. Munro & Susanne, Mrs. F. Munro, Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnson and Gary, Mr and Mrs. Len Som. merville of Oshawa were all guests at a Birthday party for Mr. Wm. Graham at his home in Port Perry. Mrs. E. Price of Toronto visited with Mrs. Cawker on Tuesday. Mrs. M. Bailey has been holidaying for the past week with her brother Gordon and Mrs. Jeffrey in the Parry Sound area. - Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munro have returned from their honeymoon at the Barbados. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Wallace and family from Oak Ridges were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Allen from Val- Lyons and family of Omemee were Sunday callers. Mr. Bill Stearman was at his home in Grjmshy for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Rhoddy and family who have been visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cot- tyn since their return from England have moved to Port Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kerry and family of Edmonton vi- sited with Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry were supper guests on Sun- day with Mr. Ruby Rodgers. 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie entertained at a family din- ner party June 30th in hon- our of her brother Gordon and his wife Beryl Martin of Bowmanville, . The table was lovely graced with. flowers, silver candles and candelabra and a Torte Anniversary Cake. 'After reminiscing and .ex- change of best wishes, the bride and bridegroom 'read the many cards and letters they had received _from friends and relatives. They were presented with a lovely pole lamp from the family. Beryl and Gordon graciously thanked those who had made this such a mem- orable anniversary. There are still 15 million new cases of tuberculosis de- veloping in the world as a whole. The incidence of ™ is 100 times greater in the developing countries than in countries such as Canada where $5.00 per capita is spent yearly on tuberculosis control. In the developing countries they .can afford only about five cents per person, Bonnie Frances Wallace Port Perry United. Church was the setting for the wed- ding of Miss Bonnie Frances Wallace and Mrs. Paul Doug- las Myles last Saturday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Ross Wallace of Port Perry -and the bride- groom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd P. Myles of Brantford, Ontario. The Reverend Alec G. Rice, assisted by the. Reverend Jack Griffen officiated at the ceremony. Mr. Robert Glaves, a friend of the bridegroom, was the soloist, accompanied by Mr. Russell Rowan at the organ. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, fore a full-length empire "A"-line gown of silk peau fashioned with long sleeves, fastened with tiny silk but- tons. Guipure lace appli- ques adorned the scoop neck, empire waist and front of the "A" shape skirt. A full length detachable train fell from the shoulders. It was edged with matching guipure appliques. Her headdress, consisting of rose petals ad- orned with rose appliques, seed pearls and crystal held a shoulder - length veil of tulle. She carried a bouquet of pink roses with stephan- otis. Miss Margaret Terrett, friend of the bride, acted as maid of honour and Mrs. Bill Graham, sister of the bride, Wed In Port Perry United was the matron of honour. Also attending the bride were Mrs. Bill Robb, sister of the groom and Miss Bar- 'bara.Wallace,-friend-of -the bride. Miss Janie Wallace, niece of the bride acted as flower girl. All the girls, including the little flower full length gowns of precious pink. The gowns featuring a bell-shaped skirt, with a flowing back panel accented by a bodice of matching re. embroidered French Val lace, were made of tissue faille over imported georgette. Mr. Bill Rannie, friend of the groom, acted as best man with Mr. Ronald Wallace, Mr. Bill Robb and Mr. Hugh Goodwillie ushering. A reception was held at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Port: Perry. The bride's mother received the guests, wearing an aqua mist - shantung dress and matching % coat and accessories. The groom's mother assisted, wearing a pastel mint green silk shantung dress and mat- ching jacket and accessories. For a honeymoon to Maine and the Maritime provinces, the bride wore a pink dress of Italian imported peau de grenadine with a matching jacket and black accessories. " Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myles will reside at 1200 Don Mills Rd, Apt. #8, Don Mills, Ontario. ROXY THEATRE 9).4:123[]e] 852-6033 Air Conditioned For Your Comfort THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 25-26-27 "HALF A SIXPENCE? with Tommy Steele MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29-30-31 "NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY" with Rod Steiger