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Receives ovation standing Presented at Jlateham 1 Goes Spit o 5 Fort [erry One of (L pmineree-- .. Commerce ) = y | Hillcrest Series ... from $2371 Skyline Series .. from $3577 B[ Colonial Sunnibilt -- have your dream plan'! A standing ovation from the Port Perry Chamber of and area res- idents greeted Mr. Arthur Latcham when he was ushered into the Chambers dance at the new Latcham Centre Saturday night. Mr. Latcham has built the centre at his own expense and is donating it to the village. The Chamber presented him with this certificate of appreciation from the people of Port Perry St John Ambulance ad- vises that prompt, efficient The covenant service and congregational dinner in Greenbank United Church last Sunday was well at- tended the good food and Lonie in Lindsay on sunday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Rennie visited Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan on Saturday night. So sorry to hear that Mrs. Paul Diamond has broken her arm again. Mrs. Geo. Beaton and Mrs. V. Mount visited with Mr. V. Mount who is convalescing in Oshawa General Hospital Sunday. We wish Pat a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beaton called on Mr. T. Sharp at Fairview on Sunday. | Miss Jean Phoenix spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cook- man and Christopher were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill of Little Britain on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Michie of Little Britain visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. Till on Sunday. A Tuesday guest of Mr. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 18th, 1973 -- 5 Greenbank News Mrs. Harry Phoenix and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Paisley also Mr.-and Mrs. Sandy Grey of Leaskdale, Mr. Wm. Carne- gie and Mrs. A. Guy had visited his mother in Bran p- ton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Les THE spent Saturday evening with Archie "Flowprs and Designs ----_ to sujt every occasion lowers pleasant fellowship were dinner with Mrs. Evelyn Tait Empringham. : enjoyed by all. on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sim- HE . Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baggs, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dobson mons of Oshawa visited with oo] Jn i] of yout Lori Ann and Jeoff, also Mr. and children visited Mr. and her parents Mr. and Mrs. a Outstanding Contvibution ' and Mrs. Ted Rae, Stephen Mrs. Art Couves on Wed- Robt. Baird on Saturday. ane ~~ he and Lisa of Mississauga nesday. n 3 were dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves Continued on page 9 1 ~ » eople of Wort Perry. , and Mrs. H. Phoenix on ve 0 ness and 0 Sunday. y Ri gud } gene osity Mr. and Mrs. Armour "will neve be forgotten. McMillan visited Mrs. E. Gillayne MODEL Illustrated. "SCHOONER" Vistarama Senies toeud Af vente addition and Mrs. Ernest Till was "This 1s a'personal invitation from your Colomal 'Sunmibilt dealer -- First fad Jeeves 0d) Mrs. Pearl Johnson of Ca I 985-7131 | 10 let hh help you in every way possible to make your cottage plans injury 0 Casua 1es, pro Toronto Queen 4 8 Water St ' Port Perry \ a come true! teal through the motes earlier healing and I. -- am ix nerd syns | saves lives. Florida returnees Mr. and === your Ee 13 oat sone. ns by ot \ All. every Colomal 'Sunnibilt cottage comes with a total, written 3 guarantee--built for a life-time of Service and Pleasure Citation Series ) (__CRBINS + RETIREMENT HOMES.» CUSTOM DESIGNS J - Eos) Tn "Business and Professionnal Associates of ¢ infull colour... ad write for our * ewan . Cotigelataogue 50" Sepurmurie of Pron CHMA Dr. D. John Price ALAN WINN - Authorized Builder-Dealer oo" Box 1015, 105 Dominion Street, UXBRIDGE, (416) 852.7646 - " Canada's Largest Manufacturers of Vacation Cottages - Homes - Apartments - [eF1e PENS EET (TAT : | 2 Plants and over 40 Dealers serving Eastern Canada and Northeastern U.S.A. for more than 20 Years Peel's Poultry Farm Limited and Interag Exports of Canada Limited have been sold by the shareholders to a group of investors. Naturally such an ownership change means that some policy changes arejinevitable but | am confident that the new owners will be committed to main- A ud P taining the leadership role of Peel's and Interag in the bn = ; il MED poultry industry. | TENDER AND The rewards as President of Peels ahd. Interag during the major expansion and growth periods have been many. | « [| Fresh Lean The most cherished reward though, has been the many | fine people | have come to know in the agricultural industry in Canada and abroad. | GRO BEEF wn. 87° Fresh Boneless Leg of PORK ROAST 1.1.29 Fresh SIDE BACON i. 89° 1.99 Beef - 2V2 Ibs. STEAKETTES | | MIDDLETON'S MEATS | wish to especially recognize the contributions made by the agricultural and business community of Port Perry and district. 1twas this co-operation which made possible the development of Peel's Poultry Farm Ltd. into a major poultry breeding company and a leader in agriculture in Ontario. | appreciate the many friends | have developed throughout my eighteen years in the industry and | hope that our paths cross frequently in the future. ~ D. John Price, R.R. #4, Port Perry, Ontario, Canada.