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| Eps ; Jean Jeffery Mr. and Mrs, Donald Asling visited Dr. Jerrold and Mrs. Asling of Hanover and their three granddaugh- ters Jan, Jill and wee Jennifer Lynn on Saturday. Callers at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Don Asling on Sunday and Monday were from Montreal, London, In- dia, Eden and Ajax. Mr. Allen Lyons and Miss Connie Smith were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Winters of Scarborough on Sunday evening. it is a lovely "thought when a bride and groom ° entertain. as first guests their usher and a bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs, Herman Kerry, Mr. Elwood Tripp and Mrs. Ruby Geer attended Norwood Fair on Saturday, where Mr. Kerry judged the Draft horses. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Stear- man of Belleville were week-end guests at Arnold Kerry home. Bethesda W.I. did very well with their booth at Uxbridge Fair. Unfortunately, about half of us were unable to help much due to illness. om News Mrs. W. Asli is in Uxbridge hospital for a time for therapy. Mr. Kenneth Jeffery of Parry Sound was with his brother. Gordon for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Chas Lyons. and children were with Mrs. Lyons and family on Satur- day and Mrs. Lloyd Allen of Valentyne and their family visited there on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wag- ner, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Catherwood and Brian were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ashton have been so pleased to see and hear from so many friends since their accident. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer had their family home on Sunday for Thanksgiving dinner also celebrated a 71st birthday for Mrs. Geer's uncle, Mr. Arthur Miller and a first birthday for Chris their little grandson. 'Mr, and Mrs. Emer Wil- son, son Douglas and Miss Beth Evans attended the Lee - Craig wedding in Toronto, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thanksgiving unwelcome; but, since their ancient patterns are impossible as a way of life in a sea of technology, they must move in that direction. Some of them have made splendid strides. Those who speak for their people are strikingly perceptive and articulate. But integration is impossible without acceptance and a respect for their potential, and communication of this respect to individual Indian people. Few of us have much to do with programs and strategies, but fair and friendly attitudes--the key to good inter-relationships--are the province of everyone. We are all part of the human condition. (Contributed) ® LIONS CLUB OF PORT PERRY INC. eo Win up to $500 There is still time to win by joining the LIONS BINGO now. All previous numbers which have been called are listed below along with the numbers valid for next week. : THIS WEEK'S NUMBERS A Sanderson and daughters attended © the Campsell Tanksgiving dinner at the home. of her parents Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Campsell, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Wilson, Marlene, Rick and Scott had Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thaxter and family at Beaverton on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Wilson of Uxbridge. Mrs. Hildreth Lyons and Darlene had supper with mrs. Lyons Sr. of Leaskdale on Sunday. I hope that those who could not be contacted for news will give it to me for next week. We also try to obtain the Epsom Euchre Club results. What happened to the scouts who have collected our paper for years? We are still waiting. A job well done by these four Port Perry youngsters has added $82.10 to some $500,000 collected for the Society for Crippled Children during a 48-hour telethon at CFTO-TV's studios in Toronto. Seen, from left to right, are Ralph and Robert Shaw, and Greg and Jeff Kroonenberg, who collected the money from people on Port Perry streets between 10a.m. and 2p.m. Thanksgiving Day. 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