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= Vera Knott and Mrs. Leahey stop to chat moments before the wreath laying "ceremony at the Legion Cenotaph on Sunday. Greenbank and area news There will be a special service at the church next Sunday, for the dedication of the cross which was donated by the Brandon and Real families. } Much was' missed by everyone ' that missed the service at Sunderland on Sunday evening when Bob Burley told of his experience as youth eaxchange student in Kenya. He was chosen to represent the lindsay Pres- bytery. We ardg verv happy for Mrs. Hele McKean wno has Mrs. Dorothy Simpson ot Uxbridge after fourty-four years separation. Mr. Angus Meissoner has returned home from spend- ing a week hunting near Wilburforce. A good time reported. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Armour McMillan on the passing of her brother Mr. Reedy Ashenhurst of Toronto. Kelly Lee and Mark McKean left Sunday to at- tend the Kitchener and area judging tour of the Junior Farmers. The tour will end Gord Coupland, Ashburn, playing the Last Post DURHAM CARPET 60 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY Friday at tne Royal Winter Fair. Congratulations to Doug and Shirley Empringham on the safe arrival of a baby daughter on the 5th of Nov. A granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs. A. Empringham. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sweet- man of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Leask of Uxbridge visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill had a birthday dinner on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill and family. It was to cele- brate Bobs birthday on Sun., and Florences birthday on Tuesday. Prize winners at the euchre on Friday night, which was attended by a good crowd were, ladies first Mrs. Phylis Clarke, second Mrs. Olive McMillan, third Mrs. Myrtle Thomas. Gents first John Sommerville, sec- ond Charles Hadden, third --Bill--Harrison.- Door--prizes--- were won by Mrs. Myrtle Alsop and Hardy Noble. Mrs. M. McGee held a birthday party on Monday to celebrate her mother, Mrs. Waddels, eighty-fourth birth- day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix left Saturday morn- ing to spend the winter at their sunny home in Florida. Mrs. Betty Stone ana mrs. Roberta Baird very capably took their places as pianist and song leader at the We Are Here To Serve All Your Carpet Needs e Cleaning e Sales o Installations e Repairs o Free Estimates CARPET Assortment of sizes From 3.95 sq. yd. Satisfaction Guaranteed High Density Sculptured BROADLOOM 05s $5.99 3 $8.95 PHONE 985-3773 CAAA PU Ra LR £5 BEES Kia Ea EN Th * Desi [pv AACA S iv as Sas SF RANE A RESINS PREY | EX PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1975 -- 25 . 150 people gather to pay tribute at Remembrance Day Service tM rg . ~ Led by piper Bill Hopkins, a parade consisting of about 100 veterans, ladies Auxiliary members, associate members, fireman and sea cadets paraded to the cenotaph from the Legion parking lot. Parade marshall Frank Harris can be seen to the right. i i i a Jack Lee, Poppy chairman reads the names of those who lost their lives in the war. Women's Institute Conven- tion held last Thursday and Friday at the Royal York Hotel. Also attending were Mrs. Tony Minton, the Greenbank Institute dele- gate and Mrs. Fred Phoenix. Everyone enjoyed the enter- tainment provided by Janice Jill and Kathy Stone and Mrs. Marilyn Gibney. Mrs. Walter Baker, Stouff- ville visited with her daught- er, Mrs. Len Jarvis last week. Making the most of the lovely weather last week, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baird and Mrs. M. Parish visited on Thursday with relatives in Sutton. On Sunday their neig- hbours Dave and Kathy James took them driving and * visited with Glenus and Cecil Simmons of Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard and family of Omemee visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innes on Sunday. Miss Marie Raines spent a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Morley Raines prior to her departure on an extended tour to Australia and New Zealand. The Greenbank Womans Institute November meeting will be held on the 19th at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Toni Minton. Rev. Reg Rose can be seen at the left. Silver Cross Mother Mrs. L. Leahey approaches the cenotaph to lay the traditional wreath for those who lost loved ones during the wars. Wd ---- A . re = sae a ry ay Ce rn Lx --) FY SEER. NE =% AL i v BAS SL , > os i © ho SS CA Na re TAS ro ae, Ter RR RAC Lr TAN > > - No TL 4 Tl, ATE