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He said, 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 13th, 1967 EPSOM By Jean Jeffery I saw this little poem in an old Telegram and will quote part of it as I'm sure many cottagers will enjoy it. The summer cottager remark- ed "The lake is calm & still The woods are cool, & bobo- links are singing on the hill "he field & stream are call- ing me, I love the great outdoors, it first I have to fix the stove and paint the cottage floors." xt week the same old - 'happie cried, "The veather is sublime, my small boat I'll glide away, and quietly dream a spell That is as soon as I've dug a few more yards of well." It was later in the summer when our cottager sailed forth, I'or just another week-end in his cabin in the north. t "The bass are bit- ing, 'and I'll bring you back the proof The moment I am finished with the shingles on | the roof". The month is October and snow begins to fall; . Our friend is still endeavour- ing to answer nature's call, But having toiled all summer on his cottage, docks and gear, He had to nail it up again and leave it for next year. ; * * * 'I guess I had better start with the bad news this week. Ross Bailey was involved -pital. NEWS in an accident near Moose Jaw. The stearing mechan- ism broke. the tractor -and trailer out of control rolled. Result six cattle killed, the tractor and trailer a total loss but by some miracle when the boys were pulled through the window, they were found to be shaken, bruised and cut but neither required hospitalization and are being flown on to Cal- gary to show the uninjured E. P. Taylor Cattle. Mrs. June Trick was also involved in a bad accident as someone side swiped her car putting Mrs. Trick in Port Perry Hospital and Mrs. Mar- garet Benns in Oshawa Hos- Sharon and Bobbie Cummings, Patty Benns and Randy Trick were also slight- ly injured. Mrs. Howard Bartlett, a former friend and neighbour is being laid to rest on Wed. in Cemetery at Prince Al- bert. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. '| Keith "Ashton "and children took his parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton to wisit Mr, and Mrs. Barry Bushell in Peterborough. Mr. Bushell is being transferred to Montreal so Mr. and Mrs. Ashton re- mained to visit for a few | days. - The Epsom - Utica U.C.W. turned out in full force to go to Fairview Lodge last Tues: day. This is an annual event. We went a little off beat and put a "Mock Wedding" as part of the programme. It wasn't over - rehearsed but seemed to be well appreciat- ed. CAWKER'S Food Market SPECIALS =-July 13-14-15 CAMPFIRE 1's Bacon = 5 PEAMEAL by the Piece Bacon = 79 SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls n 59° | CHRISTIE'S Raisin Bread 9 loaves (YC BONUS COOKED Whole Chicken 52 oz. Tin . 9c BONUS DRUMSTICKS Cooked Chicken 300x:1in §H¢ PURITAN Beef Stew 24 oz. 23 0 89° YORK Peanut Butter RIDEAU 32 oz. BIJc Table Syrup 16 oz. 20 0 39° FREE DELIVERY Phone 985-2221 Port Perry There were also songs, readings and musical num: bers and a sing-song before a bountiful lunch was served, Only five of the Epsom - Utica U.C.W. members got to Pine Grove U.C.W. Centen- nial meeting but they report a wonderful time. Mrs. Ruby Wilson was speaker, and the church was full. Maybe a good thing we couldn't all go. On Wed. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Armstrong and .Mrs. Jeffery joined the Quaker Hill Bus Tour. It was a love- ly trip. Our first stop was a tour of Bick's Pickle fact: ory. They were making Dills of hundreds and hundreds of bushels of cucumbers that had come in from Carolina. Before leaving we were given a gift box of pickles and they sure are good. Next we took the ferry to Centre Island where we en. joyed a picnic lunch and took a tour of the island, saw a huge filtration plant, the bird sanctuary, Island airport and many other things. Back to the mainland and on to Edwards Gardens which were a beauty to behold. Next to "Young Gardens" a beauti- ful chinese restaurant where the atmosphere was congen- ial and the food delicious. After dinner on to Agincourt 'Shopping Plaza for an hour"s| shopping, mostly at "Walco" before returning home. Mr. and Mrs: 'Bruce Haugen Ae \ * [I hE L ANEAL LTR AC ALF | PRA SEL fare HLH HS A ACERS 30 ST IR and boys of Port Perry visit- ed on Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brawn. "Could anyone tell us where the newest drag strip racing is being done? Mr. Clarence Armstrong and his mother visited with Mr. and Mrs. David Prentice on Saturday evening. Mr. Donald Asling took services on Sunday for Mr. Ingleby who is on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson of Uxbridge were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry visited with Mrs. Rod- gers of Brooklin on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry and children and nephew Bill Stearman visited her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers of Zypher on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cottyn and family and his parents of Manitoba have been visit: ing with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cottyn. They have now left for a trip to Expo before returning west. They visited with the Kerry's on Saturday evening. We are pleased to learn that Mr. Chas. Geer is able to be home from the hospital. Miss Trudy Brawn visited Miss Anne Notenboom of Blackstock for a few days. "Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Clarke of Ashworth were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling on Sunday evening. ON RA ho AL CLR LAE SH LO VAI HLS WEEE By Mrs. Fred Brooks Our regular Correspondent Mrs. Les Beacock underwent surgery at the Port Perry Memorial Hospital on Tues- day morning. We all wish her a speedy rerovery. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wana- maker, Seagrave, Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa were with Mr. F. Vickery and the Beacock's on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Luke and two sons, Stoney Creek, visited Mr. Luke's mother, Mrs. C. Luke, prior to motor: ing to Expo 67. Several from our midst will remember Mrs. Wallace Butt of Oshawa, formerly Miss Reta Warren, who attended school here and who's inter- ment took place at our local cemetery here on Monday, of last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Love of Cooksville were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund McRea. Mr. and Mrs. John Winkler and family motored to Mal- ton Air Port on Tuesday to meet her mother, Mrs. Adger -who-arrived- from Essex; Eng- land to spend an indefinite holiday at the Winkler home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks, Robert and Garth with Mr. and Mrs. John Holtby attend- ed the 25th Wedding Anni- versary celebration in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyle of Toronto, held at the home of their daughter and son-in- law Mr. and Mrs. M Baker, Uxbridge, on Saturday ~~ The Reach Centennial choir under the direction of Mrs. Sandison, held their last engagement for the sum: mer, at the 9 am. Mass at the lovely Sacred Hearts Catholic Church, Uxbridge on Sunday. Mrs. Sandison is to be highly congratulated for the fine job she has done in making this a choir, one is proud to go and hear. It is also gratifying to hear the praise these young choir members, themselves, have for their teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hod- Prince Albert News gins and children with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cherrie are spending a week at Expo 67 and then a week on a camping trip before re- turning home. .. Miss Jean Snelgrove is | spending the summer months at Idylwood Lodge at Severn Bridge. With Mr. and Mrs. George Maynard on Friday were her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Butterill, and family who arrived from Hong Kong. They motored on to Brampton where they will spend the summer month with Mrs. Maynards and Mrs. Butterill's parents. Visiting many friends and re- latives and also Expo before returning to Hong Kong where Mr. Butterill is a Pilot with the Pan American Air Ways. Miss Donna Bennett of Vancouver is spending the summer months at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs. I. Doyle. With Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doupe for a few days were} her sisters Mrs. Edna Saun- ders, Mrs. Jim Storie and Mr. Storie of Campbellford. Rickey Doyle, Robert Mer- chant, Glenn Sweetman, Paul Heard and Denny Short are spending six weeks at Ipper- wash Cadet Camp on Lake Huron. With Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy Hope on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Demmery and Mr. Hope's aunt Mrs. Mullin of Barring, Saskatechewan. John Hope accompanied his uncle Mr. Cecil Mills and cousin Bill Mills of Oshawa to Expo for a few days. John, who is our Oshawa Times carrier, reports a very inter: esting and educational three days & wishes he could have stayed longer. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. Kay of Udora and Mrs. Edith Mulvey mo- tored to Oshawa on Saturday to see the Orangemen's par- ade. . . Greenbank News "Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thom: son and John, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomson attended the wedding of Miss Bonnie Ken- nedy of Little Britain in the Presbyterian church in Lind- say last Saturday. Mrs. Ken Carson and child- ren had dinner on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Midgley. Mrs. George Till is visit- ing her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith for a few days. Miss Elizabeth Bateman of Port Perry celebrated her birthday last Friday by en- tertaining several little friends to pony rides at the Diamond farm. We would like to welcome the new folk to our commun- ity, Mr. and Mrs. Gibb who i have. moved to the former Empringham house and Mr. and Mrs. Pollard to Mrs, Roger Till's home. $ Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter visited with Mr. and Mrs. | Ken Hunter at their cottage in Fenelon Falls on Sunday. The Sweetman children from Port Perry have been visiting with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask. Expo seems to be a favor- ite vacation spot this sum- mer. The latest ones to visit Montreal are: Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, Mr. and Mrs. | George Beaton, Mr. and firs Ross Gordon Blair, Jim and Roger and Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ley Raines. Port Perry Council News Minutes of a regular meet- ing of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Municipal Office on Wednes- day, July 5th. DEPUTATIONS-- Mr. Frank Godley present- ed to Council a proposal for Group Insurance for the em- ployees-of the Village of Port Perry. Council did not give Mr. Godley too much encour- agement in his proposal and requested that he revise his figures so that there would be no overlapping of P.S.I. The following statement of accounts was authorized for payment: -- General Department 6230.69 Street Maintenance... 632.59 Truck & Tractor .... 152.39 Property & Parks .... 148.21 Waterworks Dept. .. 364.74 Carried. $7528.62 LETTER from District High School Board dated June 19, 1967: "Please be advised that at the last regular meeting of the above named Board, the following motion was passed "That all municipalities in the High School Area be given the option of pre-pay- ing their High School Levy and receiving a rebate equal to the rate of borrowing for school purposes (currently 69%). The interest to be calculated from the time the money is received by the 'Board up to and including December 14th' It is suggested to facilitate bookkeeping that no amount '| less than $5,000.00 be paid. The interest will be calculat- the municipalities, rather than have it deducted from the levy." ACCOUNT from Ken P. Murray Electric re Port Perry Community Arena, dated June 16, 1967 and in the amount of $193.33. HERERERR WE ARE "THE NEW LOCATION : bert, Ont., ed by the Board and paid to{ FISH n' CHIPS Manchester. > . 440 yds, South on Hwy. #12 at Manchester. WATCH FOR OPENING SPECIALS FRIDAY, JULY 28th. (Until above date, we are still open at present location) The Clerk was instructed to send this account to Mr. Howard Hall, Chairman of | the Centennial Committee. | BUILDING PERMIT was is- sued to Mr. Walter E. Sandi. | son, Lot 34, Simcoe St. to build a car-port -- Subject to Corporation bujlaing Fogu: lations. ---------- - Obituary MRS. WALLACE J. BUTT In poor health for three months, the death occurred | July 6th, at the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, of Mrs. Wallace | J. Butt, Taunton Road East. She was in her 61st year. The former Reta Kathleen Warren, the deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. 3nd Mrs. James Warren. Born ' April 9, 1907, at Prince. Al- 1 she was married | there June 25, 1925. A resident of the Oshawa district for 40 years, Mrs. | Butt was a member of St. Stephen's United Church, the United Church Women of the church and Victory Lodge, No. 583. _----_--_--_--_--; Besides her husband she is | ters, ' len) | survived by three daug Mrs. David Reynolds of Bowmanville, Mrs. Bruce | ~ Vaillancourt (Olive) of Ked- ron and Mrs. Edward Wilson [- (Bertha) of Oshawa and two | sons, David W. and Harry J. | Butt of Oshawa. 1 i Also surviving are a®bro- |. ther, David Warren, of Pick: | ering and 16 grandchildren. held at Funeral Home at 11 am, July 10, followed by inter- ment in Pine Grove Cen¥etery | Prince Albert. S. G. Saywell, lay pastor of St. Stephen's! Church: conducted the ser- | vice. Moving! _ || HUB" ET TTT ITTY The memorial service was| the Armstrong | RARITY E: x