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GREENBANK NEWS Easter week was bright and beautiful in our village. We do hope the nice weather stays with us all spring. Mrs. Harris is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baker at Thornhill. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chambers of Can- nington, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Williams of Nestleton, also Mr. Ford Thompson of_Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diamond _ visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. moved into their new home in Stouffville. Mrs. Wallace is slowly improving after her ac- cident a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. George Beaton Wm. Wallace, who have] were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prentice in Oshawa Satur- day evening. Mrs. Cecil Simmons, Valerie and Kevin guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix on Friday. A very successful card party was held in the hall Friday ev- ening. 16 tables were played. High lady's prize went to Jean Pogue; high gent's to Jas. Lee. Low lady to Kathy Cookman, low gent to Doug Pogue. Next card party, April 14th, Every- body welcome. ~ Sorry to Teport Mr. Pearson is very ill in Port Perry hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bagg of Toronto guests of Mrs. Alice Phoenix and Jean on Saturday. ~~ CIiff Mrs. Robert Leask and Miss Reycraft have returned after an enjoyable holiday in New York. Last . Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask, and John, were hosts to the Ont. County Holstein Club, when about 75 men visit- ed their farm. Starting out at Mr. Harold Honey's in the morn- ing they visited the Leask farm then on to the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jibb at Blackwater in the afternoon. Laurie and Lisa Steven of Scarboro, spent a few days with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Paul . Diamond, also Elizabeth Bateman visited at the Diamond farm-for-a-couple of "days last week. Rev. and Mrs. Cooper of Ux- bridge, calling on their old neighbours in Greenbank re- cently. Mrs. Angi¥Stainton of Port Perry spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. George Beaton. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Meek dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dusty on Sunday. Dr, Jean Whittier, a medical missionary, who has spent 32 years in India spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Phoenix | and Robin, of Burlington, guests |of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix on Sunday, Mark returned home with them, after spending a few days at the farm. Mr. David Ainsworth of Pe- terboro visited his grandmother Mrs. H. Guy a few days in the holidays. Mrs. J. Couperwaite and fa- mily, also Mrs. Smith and girls attended the Ayrshire banquet in Stoufville Friday evening. Congratulations to Ann Smith Effective Prices AT YOUR FOOD MARKET Wed. to Sat, PRINCE ALBERT April 5, 6, 7, 8 DETERGENT | CHEER so. 49: Lge. Pkg. 45c | spic & SPAN This Week's M E AT Features CANADA'S FINEST Tondor Steak «=n 85 oast ey Ih. RUMP PURINA DOG CHOW 10c OFF 5 Ib. Bag 8 Oc FRESH CHICKEN lie or Breasts n. 55 SELF POLISHING Liquid 16 oz. 47 = FRESH SIDE Spare Ribs ib. y ¢ FRESH SLICED Pork Liver = JELL-O INST. PUDDINGS 31° BURN'S . 24 oz. CHUCK WAGON DINNER 53 A FREE DRAW WITH EVERY $5.00 GROCERY ORDER OR OVER ~ ON $5.00 OF GROCERIES.. WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW MARIE ST. PIERRE. STORE HOURS DAILY 8:30 to 9:00 EXCEPT TUESDAY -- 8:30 to 1:00 SATURDAY -- 8:30 to 6:00 FREE: DELIVERY PHONE 985 - 2492 MAPLE LEAF SLICED Bologna «~~ 2:43: LIPTON'S SOUP MIXES Chicken Noodle & Cowboy Beef 2 res. 5c All Easter Candy a Pr ice While It Lasts. DOLES "Crushed, Sliced or Tid Bits Pineapple WESTONS Cookies MIXED p. 19 oz. Tins iw 69° 2 re 99° PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 6th, 1967 -- 5 Minor Hockey News Pee Wee-- Irwine won their series by defeating McCoy 4 to 3. Taylor who won the lucky draw, a radio. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Alldred & boys Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Beare. Mrs. Harry Phoenix was in Uxbridge Saturday evening at a shower for Miss Doris Hock- ley. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman attended the 45th wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKinnon in Port Perry Satur- day evening. Diane Carson of Greenwood spent Easter week with Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Midgley. Mr. & Mrs. John Cooperwaite visited in Atwood on Saturday. Mr. Jerry Hunter and his team were. successful in win- ning the Beare Motor's trophy in Port Perry recently. Mrs. Cliff Ward spent week-end with her Mrs. W. Parr, in Toronto. The Centennial Committee would like those who have fa- mily heirlooms, to get in touch with Jas. Lee or Iva Phoenix, the daughter -1}in-preparationfor the celebra- tion 'in June. Ladies, don't forget the "Hatennay" to be held in Ux- bridge United Church. on April 11th at 1.30. The 4-H Girls entertained their mothers and members of the Women's Institute at a Cen- tennial Party in the Hall last Wed. evening. They treated them to samples of the food they had been taught to make in their unit. Everyone enjoy- ed the evening spent together, very much. scored 2, Shill and VanCamp, the others, for Irwine. Skinner scored all 3 McCoy goals. Irwine and Cartwright tied 2 all in their first Final's game. Prosser got both , Cartwright goals, while Shill aid VanCamp scored for Irwine. : Bantam-- I Heayn knocked put McCart- ney in Wednesday lf play by defeating MeCuriney 10 to 5. - McKee and Car virile tied 4 all in an extremely exciting game. McKeen got 2, Dean and Phoenix got 1 each for McKee Matherson with 3 and Cooke were Cartwright's scorers. Cochrane put out Ashbridge by defeating them 3 to 1. Taylor scored all of Cochrane's goals. Heard scored for Ashbridge. "ALL STARS At Brampton Port Perry No- vice lost to Caledonia 4-3 and 2-1. The Caledonia team: went on to defeat Belmont for the D Championship. Our boys gave their best but the 6 games in one week took a lot out of them and to be defeated by Caledonia who later became the champs was no disgrace. Port Perry Pee Wee All Stars won: 11-3 against Glencoe and 4-3 over Lucknow at Goderich. Then had a day of rest. Friday and Saturday in the semi-final were defeated by Thornhill 5-1. By all reports the boys had a great trip. Port Perry Flyers lost their game to Oshawa TV Sunday by a score of 2-1. The second game will be at the Arena this Sun- day at 6.00 p.m. _------. _- -- Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the operation of the BOOTH at the Ball Ball Park' 50% the summer months. For VIN 'Tenders must be received by Friday, April 14th. particulars contact : Novice==-- es ste SE | 4 a | 4 ' - Mf , 4 a of iL rE or 4 RY » ¥ ww * a a I a - ly WR iin . Phe, HCN. Der - hy oe nd aaa Ye - . Purl 2 in 3 Tr me mI ae Seg i ha ; Jn ol ari Ee 2% AY a Re TT Ay CNN ala ~ a i ey Os 7 a SN i . a I ert Soy ~ A Wa pL SUL br or ogo I ES yr RE I nA A en ns a 8 & Mn Late 5% WALKER, Secretary, Port Perry, Ont. SRI. PARTY | 11967 NOMINATION MEETING FOR "ONTARIO RIDING TIME--8.00- pm. FRIDAY, APRIL 7th. PLACE--Uxbridge Legion Hall PURPOSE--To select New Democratic Party Candidate to represent Ontario Provincial Riding in the coming provincial election. GUEST SPEAKER--Mr. Ken Bryden, Deputy Leader of- the New Democratic Party of Ontario. PUBLIC WELCOME Township "of Reach TENDER FOR TRUCK Sealed tenders clearly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock: noon, E.S.T. APRIL 20th, 1967, for the supply of one only truck with a G.V.W. rating of 25,000 pounds, minimum, complete with dump box and hoist. The Township will offer in trade as partial payment one 1962 Ford F-800 truck, complete with dump box and hoist. This unit may be inspected at the Township Garage at Manchester, Ontario, by contacting the Road Superintendent. - Tender forms and Specifica- tions may be obtained from either of the undersigned. All bidders must use Township tender forms. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. STEVENS, Road Superintendent, Township of Reach, R.R. 4, Port Perry, Ont. A. R. JOHNS, Clerk-Treasurer, Township of Reach, R.R. 4, Port Perry, Ont. IL Bont Aus, , ne Cm a Fp ie rf»