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ia oie News The question is -- Is this Indian' Summer? We hope not but time will tell. In the meantime enjoy the warm sun and sufrounding - beauty. * The Volunteers had a sur- prise' for us last Wednes, - day. Mrs, De Yonge and Miss Kent who also belong to the Honeydale Women's: Institute had 'about' twelve of the ladies of that club come and give. the patients: a short program and social afternqon, First with Mrs; Toombs at the piano we all sang a couple of songs, rousing "ones as "Pack up your trou bles", then tea was served, with quantities of the most delicious cookies, all kinds. All through lunch Mrs, Toombs played soft music, and made it all very gay and enjoyable. After tea the program continued, Mrs. read three lovely 'poems from old 'school books--too recent for some of us to know. Mrs. S. Cawker (who was - Master of Ceremonies for the afternoon) and Mrs; O. - Jeffrey sang together sev- «eral times, (with Mrs, S. Ploughman 'as accompanist) - all 'grand old songs we nev- er tire of hearing--and one so funny we're laughing yet. There was a splendid read- ing by Mrs. Bryant, and Cornish' Mrs, Stone fold a joke, a gopd one. To end this happy after- noon, Mrs, Cawker had all together sing several well loved songs, two of "these being "Let the rest of the world roll by" and "0 Can- ada". Many, many thanks to the .'Honeydale Women's Insti tut forthe pleasure they brought -- and to the Vol. unteers who so kindly-ar-' ranged it all. : The polling station at the Home for the convenience of the residents was much appreciated -- 'some were prepared to vote or break a leg; so much gratitude was expressed, "Never 'hear more than one trouble at a time, Some people bear three; kinds--all they have: ever hand; all they "have now; all they expect to have".- --E, E. Hale There was one admission -- Mrs. Duffell of Oshawa. These patients were out for a visit or drive during - 'the week: --Mrs. Kade, Mrs, Hood, Mrs. Letcher, Mrs. Flett, Mr. Duffield and Mr. Lovelock. Mrs, Baxter spent the --week-end-at-her-home, -__ Mrs. Byers went to Black- stock for the week-end. Mr. John Doupe was with "his family for the two days. The No-Roughage Feeding Program for Beef Cattle and Dairy-Type Steers and Bulls. - & MASTER FEEDS 129 QUEEN ST. --- PORT, PERRY -- 985-2131 pez § LADY MOTORISTS! "AND MEN MOTORISTS TOY FREE Box of Kleenex or Coffee Mug with each $3.00 Purchase. ; "Why Pay More? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY €AS A new DX Station : TO 'SERVE YOU AT ec COLUMBUS - Phone 655-3892 4 sympathy to - residents Mr. and Mrs. W. spi Seagrave News: A pat on the back goes to candidate Robert Timbers who promised to remove his election posters right after. the election and. did so. The wondering Bruce and Barr parents arrived home again on Saturday looking as if they had been south; All is Quiet at the Wray! ; farm now. After the sale last Thursday. Mrs. Phyllis Wray and her son returned to their Toronto home and Miss Ida Wray 'went to Bowmanville with Mr. and - Mrs, Melville Sleep. The sale 'attracted a' larggeftowd and was quite a success. th ch U.C.W. ladies served lun until the food ran out. There was plenty of space to accommodate the euchre players on Saturday night. Attendance was poor. High and low ladies scores were by Mrs. Belair and Mrs. Clements. Larry- and Ken Short took home the men's prizes. For the next party we go back" to Friday night. Date is November 12th, On Monday evening Mrs. Cookson was at the homie of her sister Mrs. Devine in Whitby attending a shower for her neice' Miss Joan Snodden, Mr. and Mrs. Adam - Sharpe of Bowmanville were "Sunday. dinner guests at the. B. Wanamaker home. Our. community extends former Moase whose brother Mr, Morley Moase passed away on Friday. Attendance at Sunday services was just so-so. Rev. Preston Brown of Port Perry filled infor. the ailing Mr. Critch and Mr. Lawrence Evans will do so next week. The S.S. birthday box didn't overflow as little Connie Carr was the only giver. Unit 1, U.C.W ladies meet at Mrs. McNeil on Wed- nesday evening then on ----Thursday-night all the ladies and gentlemen are invited to a "get-ready'" party when everything will be made nd-span for the turkey dinner on November 3rd. Please note that serving is to begin at 4 o'clock that day. The Craft Class is can- celled for next Monday night on account of the big dinner. Ladies 'can set 'tables in- stead, OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT - PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten PORT PERRY STAR, Wednday, Od. 27, 1971 . = = Notice To All Armed Forces Veterans| Remembrance Week Activifies For Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419, Port Perry November 4th fo 7th, 1971 November 4th 'Sth and 6th. + Poppy Fund Tag Days Nov. 6, Remembrance Day Banquet, Legion Hall Old Bills" of Port Perry and area will be honoured guests at this banquet. For information or transportation call Legion Hall, John Maw or Michael Holozan,. 985 - 2080. Nov. 7, Service at Cenotaph, 2.30 p.m. lam 117. i" | was not born until after the \ war. | am able to go to school. | have a buzz-bike. | have parents. | have never gone hungry. I don't know what war is! TN What is hunger? What is a concentration camp? What is a razzia? ~ Whatisabomb? What is fear? | know we are free | know who liberated us! "I know what they sacrificed | Thanks a million for our freedom! | BUY A POPPY