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A hail storm of strictly local nature made a path about 100 feet through Doug Rowe's and neighbours' properties in Prince Albert, Sunday, about 7 p.m. The hail coming down were the size of golf balls and created considerable noise when pounding against the roof, but did no damage. To prove the hail coming down were the size of golf balls, Mr. Rowe placed a "steel helmet" on his head, ran out and picked a dozen or so and put them in the freezer. The picturd was taken Monday afternoon and shows Mr. Rowe, the "helmet" he wore and the enormous size hail. --Photo P. Hvidsten, Jr. BOB'S CARPENTRY ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates FREE READY MIXED ONGRET FOR ALL PURPOSES Count on us, for quick, reliable service ...-at LOW COST! Call on us for Ready-To-Pour Concrete swiftly delivered to you in quantities you want. Specially mixed for your exact needs and at low cost. Call us soon for Free Estimate. Serving Ontario and adjoining Counties Port Perry Superior Ready-Mix PHONE 985-3236 DIV. of DOUGLAS COPPINS LTD., UXBRIDGE PHONE 852-3891 Teach Him Gently (if you can) My young son starts schoo) you been But now things are going to be different . ." in the world he will live in requires love and faith and So, world, I wish you would Sort of take him by the hand and teach him the things he will have to know. : Teach him, but geftly'. . . if you can. This is a big order, world, but see what you can He's such a fine little fellow. My son! Mr..end Mrs. Murray Pren- tice arrived home from their Asian Tour Welcome hom@& We are so glad you had a nice holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lyons and family were with his parents on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ruhl, Tina, Bert and Christopher were away a few days last week. They visited friends in Quebec. They toured Kingston, Ottawa and other points of interest in Eastern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stone of Blackwater entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans on '| Sunday evening. Mrs. Chas. Geer was sup- per guest with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geer on Sunday to cele- brate Brenda's birthday. Dr. and Mrs. Jerrold As- last night.| ling of Hanover were with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Asling for the week-end and Joan and the girls stayed for a holiday. We do wish 4 speedy re- covery for Mr. Victor Chilton who underwent major sur- gery in Uxbridge Cottage Hospital 'last week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mar- chant of Oshawa visited Mrs. Chas. Geer one day last week. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Mr. an d Mrs. Earl Wilson Marlene, Ricky and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson and Miss Edna Pridham were at Toronto Airport Friday after- noon to welcome Miss Ruby Wilson and Miss Annie Yeo, who are returning from Ni- geria West Africa, where they have been Missionaries for the past twenty years. Mrs. Geer was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ploughman on Sunday. Mr. Bert King and Miss Alvena Jeffery of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caw- ker of Peterborough visited Mrs. Catharine Cawker on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry visited with Mr. & Mrs. Howard MacMillan of Green- bank on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ash- ton had supper Tuesday ev- ening with Mrs. Minnie Smith and Mrs. Etta Davies on Tuesday. Mr. Howard Gourlie treat- ed nephew Tommy Armstrong and niece Tracy Gourlie to a trip to Toronto Museum. The children had a wonder- ful time. Mr. & Mrs. Herman Kerry visited Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Baird at their cottage at Port Bolster on Sat. Mr. and Mrs. L. Lyons visited her niece Mrs. Fitz- Manchester Mrs. Glenn Poole (Marilyn Turner) of Riverside, Cali- fornia, and Mr. and Mrs. Van Holtby, Topeka, Kansas, vis- ited Holtby relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Legge & family of Spring Bay Mani- toulin Island, called on friends in the area this week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Car- negie, Blenhiem, were in Port Perry on the week end Zz - CHESTER APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Repairs to all Makes of Appliances. AUTHORIZED MOFFAT SERVICE DEPOT to attend the Richadson- Carter wedding on Saturday. Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clarke and family in the loss of Jack's father Chas. Clarke. Aliso to mr. & Mrs. John Wilson and Mr. & Mrs. Ron McKenzie in the loss of a dear mother and grandmother at Brooklin. Pleased to see Mrs. Dolly Roberts out again after be- ing on the sick list. Miss Laura Dehaas who has been vacationing in Bermuda has returned home. Rev. George Teskey, who had a motorcycle accident near Trenton, is hospitalized in the Picton Hospital. He has a broken leg, scrapes and bruises. Hope you will soon be well and back with us Mr. Lorne Teskey was in charge of the servcie at Manchester Sunday morning Mrs. Maude Crosier is spending a few weeks with her grandaughter Brenda, Stouffville. Her daughter Mrs. Helen Taylor is in New market Hospital where she has had surgery, she is im- proving each day. Miss Susan Roach and Mr Hal Martin, Mr. Robert Stev- ens, and Miss Carrie Cowan all of Toronto were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs A. Roach. home. I am sure all will joy the hospitality of home and a tour of the mu- seum. Both meetings will com- gerald in Grimsby one day mence tt &:18 pan. last week. Miss Darlene Lyons visited last week with her cousins the Allen sisters at Valen- tine. The Bethesda Reach WI. 'were very pleased to receive an invitation this week from Zephyr W.1. to their Sept. 15 meeting in Zephyr Hall when a Toronto Lawyer will speak on the subject of Women's Rights. Bethesda Reach W.1. meet ing isn't till Sept. 23rd, but we will have our meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brown's Doc, I think you're getting absent minded." KEN P. MURRAY ~ Domestic & Industrial CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT --PLYWOOD- 9.00 'Wall Panelling 3/8" Standard Sheathing Grade vex sect - at sh 5D) Reesor Fuel & Lu APPLICATIONS WANTED Corporation of the Village of Port Perry Applications will be received by Council for the position of Public School Crossing Guard This position may be filled by man or woman; other particulars as to wages and hours may be obtained at the Municipal Office. Applications to be in the hands of the undersigned by noon, Wednesday, September 9th, 1970. John F. Raines, Clerk Village of Port Perry APPLICATIONS WANTED Corporation of the Village of Port Perry Applications will be received by Council for a man to serve as By-Law Offiter, Building Inspector and Dog Controller. Starting salary $5,200 with salary to be reviewed annually. Fringe benefits include O.4.6.1.P., O.H.5S., Pension Plan and Sick Leave. Applicants should state age and qualifications. Apptic- ations to be in the hands of the undersigned by noon, Wednesday, September Oth, 1970 John F. Raines, Clerk Village of Port Perry