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TR a sa PA TENE 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Aprit 25th, 1968 'Greenbank News The U.C.W. are holding their Thank Offering Ser- vice next Sunday at 11.30 am, Mr. Guenthier will be the guest speaker. At the W.I. Euchre last Friday evening high gentle man was Mr. Frank Lee, low gentleman, Mr. Harold How- sam; high lady, Mrs. S. Al-|. dred, low lady, Mrs. E. Cle ments, Mr. Murray Lee won the 'door prize. The last Euchre Party of the season will be next Friday evening. Mrs. C. Ward visited her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. " and Mrs. W. Parr, in Tor- onto, for a few days. The W.I. ladies are cater- ing for the W. Brown sale on April 25th. They antici- pate a good crowd. Mr. and Mrs. E. Reynolds of Newfane, N.Y. were with Mr. and Mrs. I. Spencer for the week-end. Marvin and Kevin Reynolds were also Easter holiday guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, : Mrs. Guy Stevenson, Brook- lin, and Mr. Donald Sykes,|- Matheson, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diamond. Mr. and Mrs. Christenson came from Oshawa on Sun- day to visit Mr. and Mrs. O. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee visited Mrs. McGee's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Waddell, Bethany, on the oc- casion of Mr. Waddell"s 85th birthday. ' -. Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. E. Clements visited Mr. and Mrs. Eggleton -in- Lindsay. We are sorry to report that Mr. William Somerville is in Port Perry Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Last Saturday, Mr, & Mrs. Worman. McLeod of Wick came to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Beaton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beare with Tracy visited Mr. and Mrs. George Beare on Sun- day. - Ron Blakely is home_from Guelph University. Joanne Harris is home for a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Manns were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Neil Hunter. Mrs. O. Dusty spent a few days with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter. " Mrs. O, Dusty spent a few days with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Snodden. 5 We hear the McCaigs are planning a new home and ex- cavation is already under- way. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mero visited Mr. and Mrs. Heze- kiah Reazin in Wick on Sun- day afternoon. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. S. McFarlane in Seagrave. We wish Mrs. Tomlison a 'happy 90th birthday, to be celebated this Wednesday. On Monday, the W.I. spon- sored a short course, Fashion Cues for you. A good turn- out had an instructive day of talk and demonstration by Miss Lois Smith. [Aaa A A A A A A A a 3S SSS SR RR TTT. AA A A A 8 8 3 ' / ' 985-2581 For All Your Plumbing and Heating Needs CALL LUMBING and HEATING R.R. #1, PORT PERRY} Operated by ART (Pete) PETROZZ) / =i ~---- Licenced Mechanic : 4 Dade A Saab A 3 LL XN LN NN XXX RNR RR ppagupupey April 29, Starting on Monday, aurants listed below will charge 15¢ per PUBLIC NOTICE the Rest- Stainton's cup for Coffee. Hank's Pastries LaSalle Restaurant Rio Restaurant Restaurant RY re RAT yO y HRY LEA Le Sondre Senior Citizens "News » Members and some visitors met at the Hall at the usual twice monthly meeting on Wednesday 10th of April. Mrs. M. Cullen presided. Mrs: Cullen spent a few weeks with her son David in Florida. Most of the members who were on holidays South are home again, Sorry to hear of Mr. J. Bairds illness, hope he will soon be able to at- tend the activities again. Also sorry to hear one of our active members Mrs. M. Chapman is confined to hos- pital. Mrs. E. Webster is also on the sick list. Mr. John Murray joined the club at this meeting. We heartily = welcome all new members. Club membership is up to 110 now, which is splendid for Senior Citizens. Looking forward to bus trips and when weather is warmer expect to start go- ing on these much looked forward to trips. All members do their part in groups, Euchres to" make this Club a~going concern.--The- meets ing had the usual Commit- tees give their reports which were all good. Mr. Buckland treasurer gave a report as usual. Funds are good at present and groups were commended for their good work getting on Euchres twice a month all the year around. 'Cards and lunch en joyed. * : : Next Euchre April 27, Sat. 8.30 p.m. (twice a month), also please members keep in mind meetings 2nd and 4th-|- Wed at 2 p.m. at Hall. Last Euchre 13 tables which was good for .Easter week- end. Ladies high Mrs. J. Robertson, 2nd Mrs. D. Nott, Consolation (as lady) Mr. R. Coates. Gent's high Mr. M, Bowles, 2nd Mr. R, St. John, Con. Mr. J. Demara. Check The Label . On Your Paper particularly on] Handicraft Guild Members Invited To Attend Rug Show The monthly meeting of the Louise Patterson Guild was held in the Presbyterian Church Halk on April 10th, with Mrs. Patterson, presi- dent, in the chair, The meeting was opened by the Lord's Prayer in un- ison, ' 2 Mrs. "Martin, the secretary read - the minutes of the March meeting and the fin- ancial report was given hy the treasurer, Mrs, Innis. "Mrs. Patterson read an -in- vitation from the Ontario Hooking Guild to the mem- bers to attend their Rug Show to be held in Paris, Ontario. 'Also the Ritter- mere Rug Studio are giving courses in advanced hooking during May and June. Hook- ers from this Guild were in- vited to attend. g Those members, who had made hats during the two 'day "course in--March, spon- sored by Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Naples, modelled their creations which were be- coming, stylish and colour- ful. Rugs. and other crafts were displayed by members. A large colourful rug "de signed and hooked .by Mrs. Chris Hartman was unusual, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Deyong showed attractive rugs. Mrs. J. Tripp had two lovely peti- point pictures and a hat to display. £3 Mrs. Martin showed samp- les of huck and Florentine embroidery which were much admired. A workshop to revise this old time art was planned for the June meeting, Mrs. Deyong kindly invit- ed the Guild to her home for the meeting in June. Tea was served by Mrs. Naples, Mrs. Martin, Mrs King and Mrs. Butt. 'Sale prices on all cars... Special deals onspecially equipped cars. Everything's on sale in your Mercury showroom during Bounty Days. You can get a great deal on any of the beautiful '68 Meteors; Montegos, Mercu Falcons -- and you can get a special price on the spedially "equipped Bounty Specials. So whatever you're after, your Mercury dealer has it. And he has it on sale. N ECONOMY BOUNTY. Choose Falcon and save a whopping 73%. A special package of options valued at $93.90. Bounty days mean you get it all for $25.00." A saving of $68.90. rys, Cougars, Cortinas, . be Q¢ " METEOR BOUNTY. *@° Track down this Meteor Rideau 500 2-door hardtop and get a big 61% bounty saving. A special package ,of options valued at $168.90, for only $65.00.* "MERCURY @@ . J . >in i] 1 0) COUGAR BOUNTY. hl Get a cougar bounty'and save 56%. Equip your Cougar with a package of options valued at $137.10. During Bounty sale you get them for just $60.00.* A saving of $77.10. | . "= 'Manufacturers suggested retail price. COUGAR - MERCURY METEOR - MONTEGO + FALCON - CORTINA G. M. WILLIAMS MOTORS LTD. ov rs so som