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and lit: Budd chochnlo at- tended the funeral of the lana' I uncle, It Oven Bechtel, onSa- turday. It and Mrs George chochnio and Janice of St. Clement: and Hrs MinalcnonaldandlrSpw- cer Edwards of Chaiswrth "to Sunday visitors with it and flu Harold Mcxeczmie. F riday. 'agc 12 Thursday. May 8. I969 vvvvvv Parry (private) Saturday, May 1."! - hymn Communiry Centre Friday, May “Oh - Hr. end Mrs. Gary Heefle’s Shower. Everyone WeIcome Saturday, flay 17th ‘ Anniver- sary in Durham Communfiy CeMre (private) 30hr! Shim, o. D. @ptumrtriefe m In In. I. 31m OWEN SOUND Dove (hittidt T he Country The Field Officer for Canada Pension Plan WILL NOT be available for May 15th interiews. wm Bo Phying For The Following Dances: Cancelled Until Further thice Adjust the charges for overdue hooks and for membership. Following is the New Schedule, Effective May 15, 1969 1966 Oldsmobile ‘ 1965 Rambler Ambassador 990 4 Door Sedan; V-l; Autbmafic; Pow" Ink“ 8 Steering; One LocaI Own", Low "“0090, Clan and A-1 condition. SAME!“ MOIORS Hembcrship charges lor out-ol-town subscribers have been abolished. Pals 2 Door Harm; V-l; 4 Door Sedan; V-I; Automatic; Power Brakes and Steering; Radio; One Owuer. Clean and in A-‘I condi- 4 Door Sedan; Automatic Transmission; One Ownor. Cloon and in good condiiion. LIBRARY CARDS (ADULTS) CHILDREN Fines (Adam) Fines (Children) NOTICE'â€"' Due to the Higher Cost of Books the Dodge Polara 88 Plymouth Sports NOTICE Kroohlor up; 7"; Hum-v K5 noun; r .; 0n. am»; mm, m In M W. Funeral services for the late Mrs John Vasey whome in the Durham lemorial Hospital on Wemesday, April 30, were held from the “finish Funeral Home to St. Peter’s R.C. Church where requiem mass was con- mcted by Rev. Father 6. Beck. Miss Edith Smith presided at the There were many mass oner- lngs as well as floral tributes. PallbearersvereDanSveeney, Joseph Klefler, James Vasey, Jack Corlett, Harold Morton and Gordon Breen. Interment was in the family plot in St. Paul’s Cemetery at Dornoch. o Funeral Service Mrs. John Vasey sc per div 29‘ per day 109‘ Mrs L B. Whittaker presided. The roll call was answered with “What constitutes good neigh- bours” by nine members and one visitor. Mrs T. Currie was the hostess for the Holdfast Club meeting. Tickets were sold on the crib quilt the members had done from Artex embroidery. Mrs Adair and Mrs Whittaker convened the prOgram. Readings were given by Mrs T. Currie and Mrs Bradey Irwin. Two contests were given with Mrs Bradey Irwin and Mrs Ritchie, Mrs C. Alexander, and Miss Gertie Lever the winners. The hostess gift was won by Mrs P. Sims. The meeting closed with the Creed. The hostess ser- ved refreshments. . About thirty- five relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Emerson Plester to honour them on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding anni- versary. They were married on April 29th by the Rev. G. Keith McMillan in Toronto. A buffet dinner was served. The table was centred with a beautiful anniversary cake flan- ked with pink roses. The couple received many gifts. Mr and Mrs E. M. Homing, Burlington, visited wlfler and Mrs David Pawson and family. Mr and Mrs Ian McWilliam and family, Haileybury, spent a few days with Mr and Mrs John Mr 'and Mrs G. K. Southwood and family were end of the week visitors with Mr Southwood’spa- rents in Port Credit. First of the week visitors with Mr and Mrs C. McCracken were Miss Linda and Cindy Watt of Durham. Kim McCracken also spent a few days last week with her grandparents. ~ Mr and Mrs J. O. Smith of Sarnia were recent visitors with Mr and Mrs W. H. Smith. Mr E. Meyer was a weekend visitor at his home in Toronto. Ceylon News FOR HALL RENTAL DIAL “9-1710 or “9-” Watch For Roller Skating Dornoch D.D.H.S. Field Day Champions McWilliam. Mr and Mrs M. Murphy, Tor- onto, were guests of Mr and Mrs Mel Hagarth. Guests with Mr and Mrs Laurie Russell were Mr and Mrs Doug- las Russell and Pam, Oshawa, and Mr and Mrs Wayne McMaster of Port Credit. Weekend guests with Mrs Luther Duchett were Mr and Mrs Ray Kerton and family, Port Credit. Graveside Service Forida Resident Mr Hugh MacLean is a patient in the Centre Grey Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs Earl Crocher and two children, Brampton, spentaweek at her parental home here. Mr find Mrs Robert Steel of Toronto .spent the weekend at their home here. Rev. Norman Caswell will of- ficiate at the service. The former Jean McCormack, she was the wife of the late H. C. Shotwell and sister ofWallace, Durham; James, Swinton Park; and Jessie, Mrs James Magee, Flesherton. A graveside service will be conducted on Saturday, May 10th; at St. Andrew’ 5 Church, Swinton Park’, at 2. 30 mm for Mrs Jean Shotwell who passed away in Florida on March 9th. Is Here; Also Your Card people usually have ears shut Plastic Coated Playing to advice and eyes 099" t° Cards '-'- $1.” example. ”a“ "a"! “'9‘ 5““ PW“ â€" Back 410 Sel â€" $1.95 English Bone China Cups Saucers â€"-â€" $1.19 “Piece Dinner Sels Service for I â€" $14.95 Coffee Mugs, Assorled Colors Roxy MN English â€" 69¢ Fancy While Cups Saucers MOUNT FOREST Fine Glass Decoraied Gable”. Sherbets, Champagne Special -â€" 50¢ ea. Rogers Steak Knives 6 in cm Box -- $3.95 Fancy Glass Cream, Sugar, and Teray - $3.95 Fireworks For The Dunn's Binhday n SIX DAYS * muss. . FRI. - SAT. non. - was. - wan. Mothers’ Day You Are Invited to See All the New Goods I. L. unions. p... From England â€" 50¢ Your Gift For Hog Quality Contest Results Under 20 Contest Alex Semple, RR 1, Markdale, Ship - 1; Average, 107.91; Norman Shouldice, Shallow Lake, Ship - 3; Average, 104.33; Alex Stonehouse, RR 1, Price- ville, Ship - 8; Average, 99. With only three entries, all are winners for this month. We would like to see more interest. With the raising of the index eligible for premium from 103 to 105 so soon after the new grading system coming into effect has caused some concern to all pro- ducers. Coupled with this is the possibility that the premium may be cut off altogether in the near future. This comesat atime when producers are beginning to im- prove their grades and just after everybody had co- operated with the government in setting up this new grading system. If you as a hog producer are interested in keeping this incen- tive bonus on hogs 103 or over on the index scale, you should sit down and write a letter to both your local members of par- liament and to Mr H. A. Olson, Minister of Agriculture, House of Commons, Ottawa, Ontario. The G.F.O. Campaign is now well underway in Grey County. All townships have their canvas- sers lined up and these people have attended workshOps to fully acquaint themselves with the pro- poéal. However, a petition bear- ing 15,000 signatures is urgently needed and all committeernen and township hog producer represen- Those who sign the petition are merely asking for a chance to vote. They are not committing themselves to vote in favour of a G. F.O. cunx GAILE m kum LEIGH '. 11!. The Inlpossible Twenty-one new track and field records were set atDurham Dis- trict High School field day held recently. Picturedinthe topphoho talking with princ Douglas Smith are, left to ght, Rose- mary Leith, junior champion; Bertha Koeslag, midget cham- ion; Mr Smith and Ilene Wilson, senior champion. Lover picture, midget champion Bill Braith'aite talks with junior champion Paul Humphreys and Geoff Glass, se- nior champion. Stair photo. In the piano duet class, 12 Owen Sound last week, Cathryn and Carolyn Player, twin daugh- ters of Mr and Mrs Max Player of Durham won first place. They were awarded 85 points by ad- judicator, Mrs Madelirxe Bone. Player Twins Music Winners Sunday, May 1] w mm“ FOR TUE FIRST "new AND won-:4 A8 MY REALLY ARE! W.O.A.A; Int. Softball May 10": Plan Do Not Roml the llddlo of This ”dun! EVERYONE WELCOME Practice STARTING wen. lav ‘4 SATURDAY MATINEE THURS - FRI. . SAT. I» I - 9 - 10 Paramount u. - non. - “rues. Icy 11 - 12 . 1: 1 to 2 p.m. HANOVER '1‘ WM‘“””"' mono-mama“- Medbynconpleto “5"“ my madman-row» Mandate per-on muting which." them 8ection B9, Subsection 8 oi the many Traffic Act states: “What any commercial motor vehicle or trailer is disabled during the PO- riod when lighted lamps are re- mired to be displayed on vehicles and the vehicle cannot immediately be removed from the roadway out- side e city, town or village, the driver or other person in churn oi the vehicle shui cause such flares, lumps or lsnterns to be lighted, 1nd shall cause them or GREY HIGHLANDS SECONDARY scuoo‘. AUDITORIUI Beavercrest Elementary School Markda’le Soon PRIZES â€" Fm am a rm Exilmhhor, may Helmets and SIow-Iovlnnym Sign: 00 m owivho MacPhail Memorial Elementary thool, Flesherton Electriml Safety - Ontario Hydro R'ural Family SAFETY RALLY A Hun-Warming Drum 09 Family Uh. A Won-Known and Very W m Ploy. COME AND SEE, "I' Remember 7Mama" Highway Safety - H. A. 'l‘ighe Ontario Provincial Police Tuuday, May 10th, 9:” h 11:. mm. Durham Community Centre Tuesday, May 13th, 8:00 pm. Friday, May 16th, at 8:15 pm. Everyone Welcome The Grey County Farm (All Chlldrdn lam tn 1“! Are Eligible) Tuesday, May 10th, 9:” to 11:“ mm. Friday, May ”M, 10:. mm. Safety Council “mayluwm‘mwy