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0 tl dE ae Si gE go REE " pA of ; a » eer NL Se CAL ® 0G . " pe Vi " » - wo gt a PN ~~ wer el, > al » anf) ot Ae Fal Wr ar p-a nit Sa EN A 12 ~ PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1966 IN AND ouT OF TOWN Mr, and Mrs. Pat Hayes and Billy with his mother Mrs. E. Hayes on Saturday. * kk Miss Glenna Williams, Stoney Creek holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lane and family, * kk - : Mr and Mrs. Arch. MacMaster and family spending thejr vaca- tion at Boskyng Lake, Carnar- von, * 2 CLE x x o Miss Barbara Evans is holi- daying with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. Waddling, Brighton, ' * * * Dr. Dorothy Barrales, of Con- ception, Chile, spent a few days visiting with her cousin Mrs. Gerald Nelson and family, last week, = kk *® -- Mrs. Gordon Reneau of Is- lington, and her 'son Michael spent a few days with her mo- ther, Mrs. W. R. MacGregor last week. * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott and girls of Toronto and Mrs. John T. Crosier, Utica visited Sunday "with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beare and family. * * * Miss Doreen Black, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bud Black who resided at Manchester for a number of years is being mar- ried, August 7th to Mr. In Kwan Hwang, in Los Angeles, Cali- fornia, : xk Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison and Kim spent a few days last week visiting with friends. They called on Mr. and Mrs, Glen Williams and family, Stoney Creek, Dr. and Mrs. E. M, W.. Stuart, Welland, Dr. Fred Hall, Mrs. Clifford Hall and Mrs. Ken Wing and family, Buffalo, N.Y. x ¥ ~ Elsie Dobson, Supervisor of Music for Ajax Public Schools and director of the General Motors Male Chorus and Dulcie Colby, Supervisor of Music for Area No. 1 have recently re- turned from Bloomington, In- "diana where they participated in a Kodaly workshop in music education held at Indiana State University. PORT PERRY FAIR There will be a Market Steer Class at the Fair this year. - It will be in two sections, steers from 600 to 850 lbs., and those over 850 lbs. The steers will be weighed at the time of judg- ing and sold by public auction immediately afterwards. NO MAIL DELIVERY ON CIVIC HOLIDAY Both banks and the Post Of- fice will remain closed on Mon. | day, next, which is declared Civic Holiday, Mail will be received and dis- patched once. during the day but the office will be closed and there will be no rural mail de- livery. AT REST McARTHUR, Dr. John A.-- At the Port Perry Community - Hospital on Monday, July 25th, 1966, Dr. John A. McArthur of Blackstock, beloved husband of- Lorénza Dempsey and dear fa- 'ther of Jessie (Mrs. Norman Dysart) Metz, France; Betty 'and Ardis John of Toronto. Resting at the Chapel of Mec- Dermott-Panabaker, Port Petry for Service on Friday at 3.30 pm. Interment Bethel Ceme- tery, Greenbank, FOR SALE JOHN DEERE Model 256 Com- bine, good condition. G. Geisel, R.R. 1, Oakwood, Phone Cam- _ bray, 7-J-3. 1 Four Generations At 25th Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bright, Seagrave, were pleasantly sur- prised when invited to attend a picnic at Lakeview Park, Osh- awa on Sunday, July 17th, The picnic arranged by their daugh- ter Jean 'Barbour and her hus- band was to celebrate their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Some 80 guests, mostly fam- ily, enjoyed a pienic lunch and a social visit, Mr. and Mrs. Bright were presented with a silver tea service from the fam- ily. Pictures of interest taken at the celebration are 4 genera- tions on both Mrs. and Mr. Bright's side of the family. | With Mrs. Bright is her father Mr. Isaiah Irwin who is 87 years young, her daughter Jean Bar- bour, & granddaughter Tammy, With Mr. Bright is his mother ahr 3 ! ANPIRNAR HE HATERS PE, hah whelrath Bamba ha * fa Aa SR ULES LR WAR EO ol TS MT EAY FIN AA PAT Na La ad PEELS BN ' 47 Ee rR Lr A Ee FE EN ON TE bly Fat Ss, ; A hase X ALAS ; a Pa Ta a Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding On Sunday, July 17, Mr, and Mrs. Merlin Dowson celebrated their 25th anniversary by enter- taining their relatives & frignds in their home. Guests were present from Toronto, Oshawa, Agincourt, Unionville, Mark- ham, Bowmanville, Scugog, Blackwater and Scotland. On Tuesday evening, the ac- tual day, the couple were enter- tained at dinner at Sprirce Villa by their son Kenneth and his wife; Maureen and daugliters Shirley and Nancy and friend Donald Gibson. On their return home they were very pleasantly surprised by a houseful of rela- tives who came to honour their brother and sister on this im- portant milestone in their lives, Mrs. Wood who .is 73 years of age, "daughter Jean and on) E daughter Tammy. 69 Attend Crop Tour Approsinntely 65 Ontario County farmers attended a "Sunrise" Crop Tour held in the County, on Thursday morn- ing, July 21st. The tour was arranged for all farmers interested in crop | production, and was conducted by Mr. Harvey Wright, Region- al Soils and Crops Specialist for this area. The tour began at the farm of Mr. Charles Hadden, R.R. 1, Blackwater.. Here the group observed the Haddens' soybean | plots, noting such factors as weed control and row width. The next stop was at the farm of Bob Creighton, R.R. 1, Cannington, where the subject of interest was corn. Again weed control was discussed, a- long with other production practices. Variety plots, main- tained under the supervision of 'the Ontario Department of Ag- riculture, were also observed. The tour concluded with an inspection of the barley plots at the farm of Mr, Russell Marrison, R.R. 2, Beaverton. Here the characteristics and production aspects of several barley varieties were pointed out to the group. The tour was arrange through the co-operation of the Ontario Department of -Agri- culture and the Ontario County Soil and Crop Improvement As- sociation. Cedar Creek Ronnie Willerton is attend-| ing summer school at McMaster University at Hamilton. Miss Debbie Larocque visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. John Phillips, at Raglan for a week. Karin Cumming visited her cousin, Linda Trick, at Epsom for.a week. Mis. 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