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bo in fo } 2 t | | 3 ¥ } | 4 ~ ' Port Perry Star, Thurs, May 13th, 1965 -- 11 eo )7 Guides Have Busy Day iy On Saturday, April 3rd, three girls from Port fn Perry, Barbara Webster, Dianne Hall, and Lynne five Beare, joined 93 other Guides, Rangers and Cadets ! in Toronto, who had received their Gold Cords dur- ing the past year, In the afternoon the girls as- sembled at the Girl Guide Building on Merton Street in Toronto. They then went to York Uni- versity where the tours guided by the students were greatly enjoyed. Immediately afterwards the girls were ushered into Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe's suite in the Parliament Buildings. They enjoyed tea with the Lieutenant-Governor and were escorted around his suite to look at portraits of Ontario's former Lieutenant-Governors. A buffet supper was served in the auditorium of a church nearby. In the evening Miss E. Henrietta Osler, Chief Commissioner for Canada, presented the girls with their Gold Cord Certificates in an im- pressive ceremony at the Flora McRae Eaton Build- ing next to Timothy Eaton Memorial Church. Miss Shirley Cameron gave the address. The day was much enjoyed and many new friend- ships were made. Second from left in front row, Dianne Hall, at far right Lynne Beare and Barbara Webster. Such' joy to the kiddies and oh what fun, tertainment in month of May. score 34. If you play cards, come and Gents High Mr, R. Holdershaw, score 74; Gents jumped the stiles, Walking is the best exercise SENIOR CITIZENS How encouraging for us all to see so many of our members attend our regular meeting on Wednesday, April 28th. Mrs. join us every other Saturday at' Citizen's Hall, Port Perry, just (back of Post Office). Winners at last euchre: Ladies high Mrs, R. Howard, score 73; Ladies second Mrs. E, Watson, score 70; Consolation Mrs. M. Taylor, second Mr. O. Stone, score 72; Consolation Mr. R. Morphy, score 48. Don't forget our next euchre. * * * The cars are humming now, summer has come, They go hiking, cycling, such busy roads, Not much room, for walking or such things we know, Times have changed, since we walked for miles Enjoyed the scenery and one should enjoy. To keep real fit, for all girls and boys. It will tone up ones appetite, keep you slim, Make you feel fit and give you lots of vim. NET Chapman presided. Meeting opened as usual. Inquiries were made of those who are ill, and a welcome extended to all pre- sent. Our senior citizens really enjoy these get togethers. These clubs are popular in many plac- es and still more are being or- ganized. So many things are planned and accomplished to in- terest us folks (not so young). Interesting business was then dicussed. Mrs. M. Cullen, Vice Pres., will occupy the chair at our next meeting on May 12th, Wed., ab 2 p.m., until our Presi- dent's return from the vacation. On her return outings by bus will be discussed. Then it will be June, a lovely time of the year, Sorry in last write up I 'made an error in date for next euchre-- (The date is May 15th . at the Hall) Saturday at 8.30 pm. Qur last euchre May 1st was very gratifying--16 tables were played, and so many came from Oshawa and surrounding -dist- vict. All are very welcome, we promise you a good time. Lunch 4 served and worthwhile prizes. After discussing, business, euchres, etc., the regular twice monthly meeting closed with "The Queen". Sociable time spent by all. Tasty lunch serv- ed by group in charge for en- I ms -- a I CII EIA Sil Ne BY PRN ey on rs FREE A FUENTES ' RAM Fertilizer Limited is one of the fastest growing fertilizer companies in Canada. From one of the most madern fertilizer blending plants in Canada, we produce a full line of standard and premium grade fertilizers. RAM 10-25-5 plus SUL-PO-MAG and other vital trace elements is the great new corn starter. | Your RAM Dealer has all the details. Ask him about our special tractor seat offer. yu " VISITORS TOO,WILL | FIND oUR STYLING 1] | HUMILIZER ER Ni . +. the finest all- organic fertilizer oR Ni available, RICH in IRON and most ; Rr Ic. HK of the vital trace elements, NaS JESSIE'S Ni % BEAUTY SALON i 1/3, 1-1/4, 2-1/2 Bushel Bags or in 9 pe > len g Boy oy > N : ton bulk loads. 2 RAM Fertilizers and Humilizer are available through MASTER FEEDS, Port Perry, Ontario Telephone: 985-2131 < HY. Cou L} r; COYAMROR Te Y LENE ARE HIYA Hy Te ¢ HORE LS AH RAL So 3 » En of