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PEOPLE WHO CARE! Shur-Gain protection Shur-Gain Tylazone 240 the improved scour preventative. Shur-Gain Tylazone 240 combines tylosin and furazo- required fo produce a pound of gain. Ask your feed ser- vice dealer about starter feeds medicated with Shur-Gain Tylazone 240. * Elance date available va request. aoe 240 / animal health products Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 Prince Albert and area news . By Mrs, Grace Beacock Might be wise to turn on your door light next Monday night. Boo! Witches, ghosts, Igoblins and a. variety of weird: paraphernalia will be "observed for trick or treat. Last Sunday, our church anniversary service was blessed with perfect autumn weather. The chancel area was colourful due to floral arrangements, vegetable and fruit combination, Our own minister, Rev. Brawn, presided at the pulpit during opening exercises: after which he introduced the guest speaker, Rev. R. Mansfield, assistant to Christ Anglican Church, Oshawa. Also, at present, he is Probation Officer of Com- munity Social Services of the Province of Ontario. - He, the speaker, related a meaning: ful message to the children, and one for the congregation, Mr. Fred Densham, whom majority are acquainted, * again came to us vocal talent which was truly enjoyable. The choir also rendered an easy-listening number. Organist Mrs. G. Hunter accompanied all the singing. Offering collected by Mr, C. Reid and Mr. D. Bidgood. Many took advant- age of the invitation thus assembling in the church parlors when a satisfying * lunch was served blended with that time honoured tradition of a cup o' tea, followed by a piece of the decorated cake commemor- ating the 111th birthday of our church. We were happy to see visitors attend, too. Two minister's wives, Shirley Brawn and Lila Clarke, plus Janet Vernon and Grace Beacock attended the U.C.W. Presbyterial in Brooklin United Church on Epsom area news .by Mrs. Jean Jeffery The Epsom U.C.W. cater- ed for a banquet for the 700 Bushel Potato Club last Tuesday evening at Epsom Church. On Sunday the Uxatone Barbershop quartette sang at Trinity United Church Annivesary. This group's members are Orvan Breth- our, E.J. Wideman, Paul and Walter Kerry. After the service the Wide- men's and the Kerry's were guests of Bethour family for dinner. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell entertained his family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bushell of Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Skinner and family of Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bushell, Weston, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knowles and Miss Marg Shaw. ! Cedar Creek George Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. John den. Boer spent a: couple of days in London with their daugh- ter, Reta, her husband and son, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Barnhoorn. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Laro- que spent last week in Northern Ontario. Mrs. Larocque with her daughter, Debbie Beacock at New Liskeard and Mr. Larocque hunting. Norris Doherty and his father, Russell Doherty of Sarnia are on a two week hunting trip in Northern Ontario. Mrs. Dave Cummings of Orangeville visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson Sr. have had Jim's neice, Miss Wilson, of England visiting them. She returned home on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet of Oshawa were callers on George Kilpatrick on Satur- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Knowles and Miss Shaw were singing with the Melodante Singers from Toronto. This very talented group gave a marvellous treat to the Epsom-Utica congregations when they gave us a heautiful service of ' Song on Sunday evening, Those who missed it missed. a rare treat but you can still go to Goodwood, Nov. 13th at United Church at 7:30. There they will again per- form an hour of beautiful inspirational music. Don't forget Nov. 13 at Goodwood . 7:30. You will enjoy hearing the Melodante Singers of Toronto. Sat. guests with Cathy and Murray Potter and boys were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hoggard and Wendy of Uxbridge. On Sunday former neigh- bours from Don Mills visited Mr. and Mrs. Potter. They were: Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hupponen and daughters Ina and Karen also Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hupponen, Julie and Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hupponen of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Watson and children of Toronto visit- ed his parents Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watson on Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jeffery of South River visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeffery on Saturday. Mrs. B. Bailey and Mrs. J. Diamond visited Mrs. G. Jeffery one afternoon last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeffery attended the Goodwood L.0.B.A. banquet at Hau- .gen's on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tapscott visited Sunday evening with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tapscott of Mark- ham. In the afternoon Rev. and "Mrs. Donald Parr of Mark- ham called and visited Mr. and Mrs. N. Tapstott. Mr. Parr was guest minister at Trinity Church, Uxbridge Anniversary Service in the . morning. ELMER'S FURNITURE PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-2847 On Special: 9 pc. Chesterfield Set $395 00 complete EE EE EE Eh A Don't forget the Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar at Trinity United Church Friday Nov. 4. Some of our ladies have made a quilt. Dr: Jerrold Asling is attending the International - dental convention in Toronto and is staying with his parents, : Recent visitors at the home of Jeffrey Daniel Begin were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Watkinson and Holly of West Hill and Miss Stacey Hall, Jeffrey and his mother Darlene and their aunt, Mrs. Beryl Martin, recently call- ed on Mrs. Jean Fallowdown of Sunderland and Mrs. Lollie Reazin of Wick. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson entertained about thirty members of her family in honour of Marie's mothers birthday. Our best wishes also to one of our favourite ladies Mrs. W. O. Simpson. Monday, ; A few ladies from our vill- age attended and worked at the Hospital Auxiliary Silver Anniversary tea, Latcham Centre, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Brooks and Robert were guests attending the vows of a nephew, the Brooks-Jagers wedding, in Immaculate 'Conception Church recently. Mr. and Mrs. C. Love are spending a few. days. with folk in Pennsylvania. Mr. Mrs. R. Lyle atten our worship on Sunday enroute from Toron- to to their home in Bobcay- geon. ; Mr. and Mrs. M, Mans- field, Oshawa, were at church to hear 'his Dad's message. They also, were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wozney. wv Mrs. Ronald Deeth is home from over 10 days visiting her daughter, Lyn, in beauti- ful British Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bea- cock, Lindsay, were recent supper visitors with his brother, the Les Beacocks, who have also had cousins Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tulloch, who have been roaming in Ontario three weeks have returned to Regina, Sask. Pleased to learn Mrs. N.% Popert is home from the hospital but improved health to three patients, Miss E. Vance, Mrs. G. Irwin and Mr. J. Carmichael. Master Jamie Heayn cele- brated his third birthday on ® Saturday when his mother, Mrs. Wm. Heayn, arranged a party of cousins near his own age. ..oloving Wetieorics The Children's Boutique 158 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 From 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. necessary. All ages: babies, children, adults. Also family portraits $1. for each additional subject in same family or group. No proofs. Choose from finished professional portraits. No appointments BREE em ----------_----_------ « ®