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Lidl ie sbhindiniiid 3s and resourceful which not only gives you an idea of the size of the ferry, but also the island when you consider that during the tourist season the ferry is always full with cars, bicy- cles and people. While we were en route from place to place on board the SVK's we were given the chance to navigate their waters in and around the coast as well as piloting the helm, Our last few days of the trip were spent in Stock- holm. Incidentally this was the first and only time we stayed in a hotel, a navy one at that. ' Stockholm is as beautiful as everyone makes it out to be. City planning is obvious. to the onlooker. It's easy o see why it is commonly referred to as being the Venice of the North! The heart of the city is built on many islands and the Satel- lites spread out about 15 - 20 miles in every direction. It is here that we became real tourists and saw all the major tourist attractions. We were given one night to test the night life in Stock- holm. The morals may differ slightly to other countries, but people basically strive for the same thing: happi- ness. 1 have only mentioned a few of my experiences and am sorry I can not totally express the feelings and all the new knowledge I gained in the two weeks I was in Europe. Although 1 was there six months ago I can still remember most of what we did. It is two weeks of my life that I'll never forget. The Canadian Cadets received quite a thrill when they became part of this Swedish Destroyer's crew for one day. Nursing Home News Mrs. D"Andrade has added anew member to her staff in the past few months. She is Mrs. Weir of Toronto, a physts theropist, efficient, kind, and very popular, Mrs. Weir comes to the Home twice a week and gives exercises to the lame parts of the patients, and also body exercises to help normal fitness. Her help is also invaluable in advise about ill fitting shoes, braces and splints. She not only tells the patients what to do, but takes the articles to Toronto with her, and brings them back corrected the next week. - The twenty-ninth being the fifth Tuesday in the month is probably the reason for not having a religious ser- vice. The ministers have arranged to each take the service the same Tuesday of each month -- but as there are so few months with five Tuesdays, that day is left out. Thursday was 'Bingo night" -- a grand new game has been provided -- big brass .cage, and large distinct numbers on balls the size of ping-pong balls. This week's winners, Masdames Clark, Pheonix, Pearcey and Letcher. Messrs. Doupe, Moroz, Abbott and Hamil- ton. Some kind friends, knowing how much we enjoy these evenings, have given the Bingo Committee gifts of money to buy prizes -- Mrs. PINTO SEDAN Accent group Starting at: 5) 82500 Plus Handling, Provincial Sales Tax and Licence LUIS RT) on MANCHESTER - ONTARIO Phone 985-7373 Uxbridge 852-776 Elmer Lee - Mr. F. Christie and the family of the late Mr. Arthur Brawn. The com- mittee and the players are most happy about this gen- erous and friendly gesture and many thanks. The regular hairdresser was unable to come to the Home this week, so Mrs. Sarah Bursey took six of the ladies down town and it was (they all agreed) "a lovely outing" as well as having the comfort of their locks all fixed to suit them. I under- stand tea and cookies were enjoyed before they re- turned. There was one admission Mrs. O'Connor of Utica, Glen Hood spent the weekend with his family. John Doupe was at his home in Prince Albert until Monday. Mrs. Loyle was out Saturday afternoon. Mrs. O'Connor out on Satur- day. oe 'eu hind A view of part of the city of Stockholm taken from Scandinavia's tallest building, Kaknes Tower. Greenbank and area news Church and Sunday School services will be at the usual time next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. N. McLeod, Woodville called on Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Baird one day recently. Mrs. Warren McCready visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hoewerman and family at Crystal Lake on Sunday. A large crowd attended the evening of Musical variety by St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Scarborough in Port Perry last week. Mrs. Charles Phoenix reported that she enjoyed the evening very much. Mr. Donald Blakely with his parents over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Real visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dobson at Magneta- wan on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rodd on the arrival of a new grandson. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mount on the death of his sister Mrs. Shirley Forfar of New- market. A number of ladies. from Greenbank - Women's Insti- tute enjoyed a "Luncheon is Served' at Brooklin Odd- fellows Hall last Monday. J.I. McKiernan CanIDB help you? one of our representatives will be at The Municipal Building, Spruce Street, Uxbridge, Ontario, on Wednesday, February 13, 1974, between 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM If you require financing to start. modernize or expand your business, and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable termes conditions, perhaps 108 can help you lidb [5 DEVELOPMENT BANK 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario 576-6800 y mn Mr. Barry McArthur a student of Waterloo Univer- sity is staying at his home for this term. He is working in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan visited Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McMillan in Orillia on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee and Mr. and Mrs. James lanson spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Heron. Miss Jane Carr visi- ted with her grandmother Mrs. Robt. Leask over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. Young of Cobourg with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Young on Sunday. Captain and Mrs. Robt, Donaldson of Orleans, visi- ted with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Archie Empringham one day last week. Mr. and mrs. J. Brown and daughter of Washago called on Mr. and Mrs. Archie Empringham during the week end. "Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Veitch 'were dinner guests of Mrs. Henry Thomas last Thursday. Mrs. Douglas Joice of Bowmanville a recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Empringham. 5 Her 1 Nery Lawnaslocord Valentine candies Heart Shaped Boxes priced at: $7195 = $395 - $495 - $895 - $995 BRUTONS n> a DRUGS 9M5-3548 PORT PERRY'S LARA STCORD STORE 985-251 Cro Hw CA A p---- -- A re og er ay ndrt ol is YPN wl A Su a rp