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5 Lil LPR Sa wy 54 4 "J Rida: Po ad / Greenbank News Children who wish to attend the Vacation Bible School are requested to contact the minis- ter for information regarding registration, etc. On Tuesday, June 16th a bus load of 65 Kindergarten child- ren from the Jesse Ketchum Public School, Toronto, spent a very happy day touring Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bacon's farm, a new and delightful experience for most of them. Earl treated them all to wagon and pony rides and Doris very graciously served chocolate milk and cookies to a hungry and grateful bunch of youngsters at the end of a per- fect day. Sincere sympathy is extended to the family and other rela- tives of Mrs. Elsie Beare whose sudden death occurred at her home in Port Perry on Sunday, June 13th. Also to the pela- tives of Mrs. Susie Pilkey of Brooklin who passed away in Oshawa Hospital on Tuesday, June 16th. Several from here attended the Anniversary services at Pinedale also the supper last Friday evening. Our best wishes go with Mr. and Mrs. Laird who have moved to their new home in Manilla. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix and Mrs. Evelyn Tait attended the Deerfoot Art Display under the direction of Arnold Hodg- kins, A.0.C.A. This was held on Sunday at Leaskdale and at- tracted a very large crowd, Mr. and Mrs. Rae Dusty were UTICA NEWS Communion service at Utica on Sunday, June 27 at 3.00 p.m. There will be no 11 o'clock ser vice. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Geer had the family all home for Father's Day. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hughley from Peterborough were visit- ors at Wm. Browns on Sunday. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Dumoul- in spent the week-end at Peter- borough. Mr. and Mrs. Bill LeGrow and family from Ajax visited her parents Mr. and Mrs, Walter Scott on Sunday. Faye Harper is spending a few days with a girl friend at Port - Bolster. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Mason to the community. The euchre and dance held on Saturday was well attended-- 20 tables. Prizes went to ladies first -- Gladys Slack; second-- Dora Watson; low--Ruby Geer, Men's: First--Tom Hammond; second -- Ray Holdershaw; low --Henry McCartney. Next euchre Saturday, June 26th. Also dance and bake sale. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gray of Port Perry. Visitors at Bert Micthells were Louise Haugen and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thorndyke and family. George Watson was home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Saunders of Aurora visited with his par- ents. - Mrs. W. J. Mitchell and Mrs. J. E. Mitchell visited on Thurs- day with Mrs, Bert Moron of Little Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe visited on Sunday _ with Mr. and_Mrs. Donald Sut. cliffe and family at Janetville. guests of honour on their wed- ding anniversary at a family party held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Snoddon, Valentia. The Murray Lee and Ross Cookman families spent the week-end at Dalrymple. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Snoddon and children of Valentia were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. McMillan. The Foster picnic was held on Sunday at Mr. and Mrs, Ross LEE RABEL will 147 97 HE 1 PLAIN Sra te oF. ot y y A Peet pa A tre! Jo SORE SNARES IES FULTS TEE SRR IRAN, / oe * J 4 L 2% PLANS APT SY INN - x 288 (4,08, . / a Oy TH : erat oF 0e ns EER ALC SPE VOTO) CS A FH EES x23 / : An MERE ; a NINE 2G - aa I Aa . LEAF a Yr Ae ama SE SEEEERE I SERRE AL RRS Far I REP ¢ PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, June 24th, 1965 -- 7 ! Murray's Cottage at Fenelon ing relatives in the village. k Falls. i Sorry to report the illness of little Dean Dusty who is a pa- tient in Port Perry Hospial. Mrs. Gordon Walker and Mr. and Mrs. John Cook spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Anderson of Stouffville, A large number from here attended Wick Decoration ser- SST Pr children of Hepworth are visit-| vice on Sunday afternoon. Me pension becomes pa ity for pension is su Important Notice about Old Age Security | The Parliament of Canada has amended the Old Age Security Act. Over the next five years the age at which the Old Age Security able is to be gradually reduced to 65. Eligibil- ject to certain residence requirements. Came Se arn "wa --c a Yaa a Chien Sl fe ~ PRY AY & In January, 1966 the Old Age Security Pension of $75 a month will be payable to those aged 69; in 1967 to those aged 68; in 1968 to those aged 67; in 1969 to those aged 66; in 1970 and thereafter to those aged 65. i you were born You should apply Your hosion in kis June 1965 January 1966 oo og July 1965 January 1966 January 1897 August 1965 February 1966 February 1897 September 1965 March 1966 March 1897 October 1965 April 1966 April 1897 November 1965 May 1966 5 May 1897 December 1965 June 1966 2 June 1897 January 1966 July 1966 La July 1897 February 1966 August 1966 ay August 1897 March 1966 September 1966 ar September 1897 April 1966 October 1966 A October 1897 May 1966 November 1966 i November 1897 June 1966 December 1966 iid December 1897 July 1966 January 1967 he January 1898 January 1966 January 1967 hay February 1898 January 1966 January 1967 gi March 1898 February 1966 January 1967 hE April 1898 March 1966 January 1967 May 1898 April 1966 January 1967 June 1898 May 1966 January 1967 July 1898 June 1966 January 1967 August 1898 July 1966 January 1967 September 1898 July 1966 January 1967 October 1898 July 1966 January 1967 November 1898 July 1966 January 1967 December 1898 July 1966 January 1967 SIMILAR CHARTS COVERING FOLLOWING YEARS WILL BE PUBLISHED LATER." | Post O in the capital city of t How to apply You my obtain an Old Age Security ce. Persons who are not in cation form by ns the Regional Director of Old Age Security e province in which they formerly lived. application form at your local anada may obtain an appli- Published by ek the Department of National Health and Welfare Fav by authority of Rell -.the Minister, The Honourable Judy LaMaxsh | . _ . . . #5 In ' BE » LOTR iL HAN] FIT AU J Te RY ONT | IS wy ol 1S YI Nil . . TYR Ay a. YY