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lors LVS CA SE = RELCLE PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, JULY 28; 1966 Rr Ae A a rn» I ttn nananawnanan AAA AA AAA A AA AA A AAA AA A AA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AA A A AR AAA AAA R RRA AD EPSOM NEWS ~. . By Jean Jeffery N Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Prentice attended the Noble - Warren Wedding In Uxbridge on Sat. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Graham and family of Subury are visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro for a few days. Miss Betty Munro entertained Miss Marion Roth and Miss M. Harrow from near Stratford and-Miss Karen Geer had Miss The U,C.W. will hold their August meeting at Mrs. Ber- nice Dobson's, on Thursday af- ternoon, Aug. 4th at 2 o'clock. The many friends of Mrs. Fielding Sr, regret to learn that she is in Hospital with a broken hip Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walters, Toronto were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jim Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Len Roberts, - Barrie are vacationing at their summer home here. Mr, and Mrs. Art Vander- voort and Jo-anne, Margaret Wanninkhof and Mr. Tony Van- dervoort were at a cottage near Minden over. the week-end. ~ Mrs. Francis Hutchison and Mr. Jack McKee, Toronto were Sunday guests at the Jim Mit- chell home. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Lawlis, Whitby were guests of the Best family on Sunday. Mr, Lawrenee Best and. Rich- ard enjoyed a two day fishing trip in Algonquin Area on the week-end. Nella Zyta of Perth County as her guest, These girls were visiting the area on the Jr. Farmer exchange, Mr. and Mrs. Len Bench and boys of. Orillia visited Mr. and Mrs, David Prentice on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Yake of Uxbridge called on Mr. & Mrs. Harry Geer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lyons, Peter and Dianne visited Mr. & Mrs L. Lyons and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raemer Potts of Simcoe called on Mr. & Mrs, Ray Munro recently. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mr, Angus Keppy of Toronto were Supper guests on Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Werry and family of Kedron visited with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Kerry on Sunday. Mrs. and Mr, Hill visited with Mr. Middleton, Mr. Millar Cliff Wright of Locust and Mrs. "Harry Geer on Sunday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Karen, Mrs. Ruby Rogers of Brooklin and Mrs. Jean Neeson of Toronto. Mrs. Neeson is a guest at the home of Mrs, Ro- gers. Mrs. John Millman has gone to Ottawa for a few days. Fred who has been visiting his fath- er for a couple of weeks will return home with her. Mark Millman has been visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millman of Ajax. 'WATER | CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF ge PORT PERRY ¥ Due to the continuing hot dry 'weather there is still a serious Water Shortage All those being serviced by town water i are asked 1 "Not To Use Garden Hose until the situation nproves Nour Co-operation is Requested USERS 4 Many New Attractions At Oshawa Fall Fair The Oshawa Fair to be held Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 4th; 5th and 6th, at Alexandra Park, Oshawa will have many varied features which will interest the whole family, Thursday opening day will feature such attractions as a Record Hop sponsored by C.K. L.B. and the crowning of Miss Oshawa Fair. Another very colourful event will be the Saddle Class and Pony Class eompetitions from 6.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. - Friday the judging of the livestock begins, . Classes in= clude: Jersey 20th Parish Show, Guernsey, Ayrshire, Holstein, Sheep, Light Horses, Percheron, Belgian, Clydesdale and Com-| mercial Horses. The Heavy Horse competitions | and Classes will all be shown on Friday. Following the after- noon judging there will be a parade of prize winning stock at 4.00 p.m, in the Park. In the Mr, and Mrs. Donald Asling were in Schomberg where Don- ald conducted church service in th morning. On their way "home they called on Mrs. Ena Lacey and family of Oak Rid- ges. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans and family attended a shower at the home of Mrs. Doris Hockley of Unionville given in honour of her brother David and his bride- to-be. Several from here attended the Dedication service for the New Chapel for the Crusaders Bible Club near Omemee on Sunday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Payne and family attended the Kydd-Coard wedding at Udora. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fralick of Minnessing were week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. M. Bailey. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kent on the safe -arrival of a bouncing baby boy, Mrs. Arthur Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Houghland were "guests at the Coard-Kydd Wed- ding at Udora. Some neighbours went to the blue-berry rocks. There was going to be a bumper crop but the dry hot weather took its toll. = We sure wish it would rain and spoil the small potatoes or -something. I hear that Alpin Christie's little race horse "Tim's Ace" has been doing pretty well at the Peterborough race track. "hand to watch the trotting pony PEAS FET evening beginning at 6.00 p.m, Horse races will be underway complete with wakering privi- leges. rs Modern Square Dancing has been included in this year's pro-- gramme and will no doubt be the highlight of the Friday evening programme, On hand to do the calling will be Bill Murray of Oshawa Circle Squares, Bill Robinson, from Brooklin Squares, Glen Dowson, from Pine Ridge Promenaders, and Jim Allen, from Oshawa Allemanders, Saturday will be the judging of the livestock in the follow- ing classes: Shorthorns, and Angus Cattle and the Light Horses. An event on Saturday of in- terest to many will be the 4-H Club Activities and the Junior Farmer Projects. At 5.00 p.m. there will be a parade of prize winning livestock. Another new feature of this year's Fair will be the Trotting Pony Races which will begin at 6.00 p.m. Saturday evening. Pony racing is reasonably new to the Oshawa Area but is a very popular event throughout Ontario and it is anticipated that many people: will be on races. The evening programme will At General Motors New Construction Additions square feet -- equalling about three football fields in size -- and valued at $2,445,819 are be- ing constructed at the General Motors south plant, Largest item on the budget sheet is a 65-bay addition to the new truck plant. "Work on this addition is al- ready underway. It is sched- uled to be in use in time for the 1968 model year, The building will house the |. truck-cab operation. At present this operation is carried out at the west plant. arily aimed at the young peo- ple. For their enjoyment there will be 2 bands on hand to play continuously from 8.80 p.m. in totalling 155,925 | the evening. fittle LOT TA A eines CATCH THE RE OF ALL YOUR FRIENDS { WITH REGULAR X APPOINTMENTS GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON (Glenda Taylor, Prop.) 985-7991 REL USS ESR WES OPO O 080808080808 08080808CE0800S0S00S0S0I080 LANE Plumbing - Heating Electric AV) 5 [s PORT PERRY, ONT. 985. OFFICE begin at 8.30 p.m and is prim- 2473 RES. *) 4 : Od +! &4 pO 29 Od bO Od p. 9 § ! bot pO Od *! Od %) Od Te) ot }O tot a] Od *) Od +] ot + Od bO Od bO Od b Od + % to! hot bo ot to! bot *! Od *) bot * oO * Od to! Od bo! % *e! ? ; % : BUSINESS DIRECTORY . 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