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a dbo gH SE cor MRE ra AR Gs aad i ow (Continued from page 2) topped it with a tall cloche of black rayon fabric trimmed with black and white ribbon. For dress up occa- sions, Mis. Pearson chose a classic pillbox in dusty pink, liberally cover- ed with lily petals of varrigated pink. Last but certainly not the least of Mrs. Pearson's choice of hats, was a jaunty side swept affair, a white taf- feta cloche, fuschia flowers and fus- chia band and tab. A matching scarf completed her smart ensemble. A Junior model, Joyce Evans, made many a young heart sigh, in a tur- quoise suit, and a white floral hat with multicolored stems. Joyce also chose a smart mint green pillbox, in rayon shantung, flowered and with a wisp of a veil, worn with a fur jacket, Joyce looked every bit the sophisti- cated young lady. A capulet of rayon grosgrain ribbon and simulated straw in rich gold color, also looked smart on Joyce. The simple but beautiful whimsy, that Joyce wore, would suit and please any age, it was white sat- in scattered with white velvet leaves with a drift of white silk veiling. Mrs. T. Rowland looked chic in a tall navy cloche, the deep brim was lined with sunny yellow, she wore a scarf and fabric corsage to match. Wearing an attractive white coat, Mrs. Rowland produced a striking contrast with a cherry red coconut straw cloche trimmed with pleated organza, she carried lizard-skin lug- gage, and her earrings and corsage were a matching red. Mrs. Rowland TOWNSHIP OF REACH Tender for Front End Loader SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as to contents, will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon, E.S.T. FRIDAY, APRIL 19th, 1963, for the supply of a 1 cubic yard capacity, two-wheel drive loader, with front wheels driving. One 1951 Case Practor Model SI equipped with , cubic yard shoveloader to be taken as trade. This unit may be inspected by contacting Road Superintendent. Tender forms and specifications may be obtained from either of the undersigned. All bidders must use Township Tender Forms. Lowest or accepted. T. Stevens, Road Superintendent, R. R. 4, Port Perry. (Manchester, Ont.) Ficus NEW DEMOCRAT ~ APRIL 8 110 King Street, West MARK YOUR BALLOT HALL, Aileen OBHAWA any tender not necessarily A. R. Johns, Clerk-Treasurer, R. R. 4, Port Perry, (Manchester, Ont.) * Peace Prosperity * Leadership * Security Progress Phone 723-3481 | MCLAUGHLIN COAL AND SUPPLIES LTD. A NEW FREE SERVICE POLICY Annual Cleanout and 24 Hour Service Details of this Plan will be received in the Mail by our Customers. McLAUGHLIN COAL and SUPPLIES LIMITED wore with perfection a hat suitable for a wedding, a picture hat of white satin printed with large aqua roses and green leaves, her aqua gloves were an exact match. At intervals during the fashion show, the President of the UCW, Mus. Leonard Slute, who, incidentally, her- self modelled a smart rough red straw brimmed hat with matching corsage, drew numbers for the lucky draws. They were as follows: Joyce Wires, Mrs. E. White, Mrs. D. Manns, Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs. Cryderman, Muar tha Anne Lawrence, Mrs. Spellman, Mrs. J. Lawrence, Mis. Grills. Convenors for the ten were Bryant and Mrs. Birkett. Murs, The trea- surer of the U.C.W., Mrs. H. Bray, |§8 Her | §8 was in charge of selling tickets. hat was a becoming rough straw, in red with beige trim. Mrs. R. Things in Glocamorra". Mrs. L. Slute expressed her grati- | & tude for the help of all those involved in making this Fashion Show such a|$ success, and presented Mrs. MeEa- chern with a beautiful potted plant. ee Xe The Raglan UCW held their Mareh meeting at the home of Mrs. Lorne Shute, in the absence of the President, Mrs. R. Nottingham, the Vice-Presi- dent opened the Meeting. Hymn #16 by Mrs. L. Evans. The topic for this meeting was "Praise Ye The Lord". Scripture was read by Mrs. N. Bir- kett. Mrs. Lorne Slute gave the was sung. The devotion was taken Moon | § favored with a second solo "How ave | $8 minutes of the last meeting The Flower and Card Committee report was given by Mrs. R. Brawn, It tables and chairs would be in use for the Fashion Show. A Stanley Fun Party is being planned on Apuil Ath, in the evening at 8 o'clock in the CEB, at Raglan. Mrs, K. Corner will be the hostess for the April Meeting, at 8 o'clock on April 3rd. tion closed the meeting, and the lunch Murs. Birkett and Mis Benedie- committee of Bryant scrved. - 4 BALDWIN Credit was announced that the new stacking OOAANAARARAAARASANAARRAARAAAR SMS RATAN ASS LAAT SNA - - - Manchester Community Credit Union STREET, Union e OWNED BY T'HEK MEMBERS e (Jan. 1963, 800) OFFICERS ELECTED BY MEMBERS Bond of association 10 miles radius from Manchester PROFITS DIVIDED ANNUALLY AMONG MEMBERS (1962 $8,409) Inspected by Dept. of Insurance under credit union's Act (Crowded out last week) Mr. and Mrs. Ron. Sinclair and daughter spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs, E. Innes, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hope and family recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. McLaren. Murs, James Morvish and Murs. Wm. Ramsay of Toronto visiting] at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Aldred on Sunday. I'HE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 4th, 1968--7 Mrs. H. Thomas bany, N.Y. and New York City. ents, Mr. and Mrs. M, Fralick. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Johnson on their recent wedding. A presentation for Mr. and Mrs. i. Hulcoop was held at the home has returned after visiting with friends in Al- Miss Gloria Fralick of Toronto spent the week-end with her par- of Mr. and Mrs. R. Edgar recently. Congratulations to our schools at Scugog for their good showing in the Sunderland Musical Fes- tival. The 'Head' children were treated to an afternoon of Bowl- ing at Port Perry. FOR TYPEWRITER RIBBONS see The Port Perry Star i RANT ARAN AS ARARRARRARAARSASRARAARAR EARN ARAAAR AAG BROOKLIN Building et ne a eee 0 A IATA APL AF ALI ILA A AF Fo PS - BUT April 18/63 Soe Ean, > It's on display today! It's the car that makes the low-priced three a foursome! It's the exciting new Mercury 400! Look at it closely. Compare it with the ;aryouweregoingtobuy. Forlessthan threethousand dollars, the following features give value a whole new meaning in the low-price class « Exclusive reverse-slant rear window that stays clear of rain and snow e Full 120" wheelbase for superior ride and extra roominess Fashionable interiors particularly suited to a car of Mercury's calibre « Choice of interior colour schemes Now is the time to b NOT FOR PROI'IT, NOT FOR CHARITY, FOR SERVICE PO Tegan io tind ee ew Le ORY a a attra at a 1 a AAA AAR A MAK ANA RARRFAARARARAARRAANAAN orto onte ot A SEALED TENDERS Dee lets s eno >. pose Setiedbe A NACA AE SAE 2 A - en wa RT, AOO § . will be received by the under- signed for the erection of a Lodge Hall, Reach Township. Lot 18, Con. 5. (Subject to Grand Lodge Approval). Copies of Specifications, Blue Prints and other information can be procured from the Chairman of Building Committee, George Beare, Uxbridge R.R. 3, or Bruce Beare at the Star Office, Port Perry. (for a $10.00 deposite tee). 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