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R : AXLE Hea SEALS La LL GS TA i LOCAL items to the Star As courtesy and service to local readers we offer this column in mentioning your guests and items of Interest. NEWS Send your Mrs. E. B. Walker of Winniffeg spent a few. days in Port Perry calling "on old friends. While in "Town. Mrs. Walker was guest of Mrs. Z. M. Jackson. Mrs, Gordon called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell, Wray at Shir~ ley, and left their little girl with the grandparents for a weck's holiday. Everett and Merlin Wray, Roy Gib- son have gone out west. The boys re- port the crops are good. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Badgerow was in Port Perry attending the Fair and called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wray and Mr .and Mrs. Abe Wallace and Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Wallace. Holiday Notice - MULLIGAN HAIRDRESSING |, PARLORS WISH TO AN- NUNCE THAT MISS HAZEL PARKER WILL BE ON HOLI- DAYS FROM SEPTEMBER 19 TO OCTOBER 1st. y H, H. MULLIGAN, Prop. "Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McKee, of Man- chester, announce the engagement of their daughter. Joyce Evelyn, to Ronald Arthur, son .of Mr. and Mrs Albert Jackson, ozomo, The mar- ringe to take place in "Port. Perry United Church on EN October 6th at 3.30 p.m. ©. Be Keep Wednesday," October 17th an, open date for a Turkey Supper at the Port Terry United Church. LODE LO. D. E. DRAW The 1.O.D.E. Draw for the beau- tiful Hand made Rug and Cocker Spaniel Puppy was not made, as aranged, on fair day. Several stubs had not been turned in by those selling tickets. This_Draw will be made at an * 1.O.D.E. Meeting on.October 1st. Tickets on this Draw--at 3 for 25c. -- are "still available from 1.O.D.E. members. The proceeds --are-to-be-used-towards-the furn- ishing of a room in the Port Perry Memorial Hospital. Will you assist your local 1.0.- D.E. in this "most commendable project? -- ---------------- ---- 8 p.m. tend. The Churches ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Sunday, September 16th-- . 10 a:m.--Sunday School! 11 a.m.--Church service, Subject---Man's Optimism. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (Anglican) Rector: Rev. H. S. Swabey, M.A, B.D. Sunday, September 16th-- Harvest Festival 11 a.m.--Holy Communion Sunday School. 7 p.m.-- Evening Service. PORT PERRY UNITE Sunday, September 16-- 11 am.--Rev. W. E Honey, B.A., B.D. of Lindsay 10 a.m.---~Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Rev. W. E, Honey, B.A., B.D. CHURCH PRI NCE ALBERT CHURCH 12 1.m.~--=Sunday School and Biblé Class Rev. F. G. Joblin, i 3 pm.--Rev. W. E. Honey, B.A., B.D. [PORT PERRY BAPTIS "HURCH " P. Taylor, Pasto 10 a.m.--Bible School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.---Evangelistic Service THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, September 16th-- 10" a.m.--Sunday School Il aom. and 7 p.m.--Phil Houghton Rhode Island, U.S.A will preach. Wed. and Friday at 8 p.m. All are welcome. _ (Pastor) W. A. Bowler Scout Mothers The Scout Mothers' Auxiliary will hold their September meeting at the home of the President, Mrs, Mae. Me- Millan; on-the--17th--of -Septémber at All mothers_are asked to at- 'Prayer, WMS. The United Church Afternoon Aux- BASEBALL Eastern Ontario Finals : JUNIOR "B" 0. B. A. ~ GANANOQUI VS. PORT PERRY Sat. Sept. 22nd. 'Arrangements are being made for a Chart- ered Bus for this Saturday's Game in Ganano- que--for further particulars call Star Office. Wednesday-<Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. pais od Elana enn "phasis on meat. -- BE SURE AN SEE THIS EXHIBIT | ' TO SPARE. Bill Taylor IN A HURRY? WE HELP YOU! WHEN SECONDS COUNT, You DON'T NEED : TO GO HUNGRY. OUR QUICK, COURTESY SER- VICE INSURES YOU A TASTY MEAL WITH TIME "GREEN THISTLE RESTAURANT PORT PERRY Jack Starkey PICKLES, 16 OZ. 25c. POTATOES, 10 Ibs: 39c. PRUNE PLUMS, YORK SPICY WAFER YORK WEINERS & BEANS AEROXON FLY COILS .......cccccvcerinns Frrserts irs fOF Be, VITA-B CEREAL .........ccccivvnvinnnnnnriiiiinnninns RSE ) [8 CHEER SOAP POWDER, large ..........ccooceeunnne vennennnnnnen 42C, FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES COOKING ONIONS, 10 bs 39c. PEACHES, CELERY CAULIFLOWERS E. MERLIN DOWSON : 20 oz, 33c. BARTLETT PEARS 'CABBAGE, LETTUCE 1 WE DELIVER--PHONE 91 FOR SERVICE COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE Commercial, Farm and Home WIRING Radio Repair Service Lovely Display of Lighting FIXTURES The Latest in Washing Machines Phone 177 Port Perry Electric Port Perry > tiliary of the Woman's Missionary A Aare Ng = nn AT oon Cards of Thanks Mr. Bill Wakeford wishes to ~ thank his many friends for the thoughtful interest, visits & flow- ers during his five weeks in the Western Hospital, Toronto. NOTE OF THANKS Mrs. Nott wishes to thank all the; people in and around Port Perry for their great kindness in helping her with the towel and face cloth shower. So far we have 91 towels and 91 face cloths. If there is anyone who would like to donate some they will be grate- fully received. Thanks! : Gwendoline Nott, CARD OF THANKS «The family of the late Mrs. Robert Somerville wish to thank their friends and neighbours for the beautiful floral tributes, kind expressions of sympathy and especially those who so kindly helped out at a time when it was very much appreciated. Society held its September meeting on Tuesday afternoon in the church basement. Mrs. Reesor's group "was .in charge of the meeting and gave ai . interesting introduction to the new study book "From Lake to Northern Lights." Mrs. Leask closed the meeting with praydr. rm Austin C. A. Bathie DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto _ For appointment Phone 206R PORT PERRY. AT LINDSAY FAIR. A summer on the Western "A" Fair Circuit has proved that consumers are keenly interested in the subject of the educational exhibit the Department of Agriculture are taking. to the Lindsay Exhibition this year-- Buy by Grade The object of the exhibit is to help educate the buying public in. recog- nizing, demanding and preparing pro- perly, graded products such as meat. Drop around and see the exhibit-- "Canada's Test Kitchen" learn how you can get better for your food dollar and Cook by Grade, with special em- by buying right and cooking right. THEATRE UXBRIDGE Air Conditioned by Refrigeration for your comfort Port added 1 in the second and then . |.exploded for three more in the third whén Chidley connected for his second 2 Shows Nightly--7.30 & 9.30 p.m. Sat. and Holiday Matinee at 2.00 Sunday Midnight Show at 12.05 2-bagger and -Beaton, Reid and Welsh singled in succession. Eric Chidley was the big, swatter for the night with three doubles in b Last showing to-day: "YOUR IN THE NAVY Starring GARY COOPER and trys, while Tommy Welsh also had 3 singles. Mark, Beaton and Reid aided 'the cause with 2 each while the rest of the Port hitters all hit safely once with the exception of McTaggart who was too busy mowing, down the op- NOW" JANE GREER. FRIDAY-SAT., -- Cement Cement Cement - i li Your Favorite Radio Comedians position, +! Dadson; Heath and D. West divided the three hits off the Port ace with Dadson's being a lusty 3-bagger. 2 R H. E, jE 4 031 000 00--4 8 2 Port Perry advanced to the second | Port Perry ....510 301 0x--10 - 16 4 round of the Junior "B" play-downs 'Orono--Mercer, If; Armstrong; 8b; SEPT. 14-15 | "SHORT GRASS" Starring ROD CAMERON Also LUM and ABNER, in- : 1 "PARTNERS IN TIME" WHILE IT LASTS 'English Cement . PORT' PERRY ike $1.85 St. Mary's Cement ........ bag $1.25 Orders filled on a 50-50 basis with these cements Lake Seugog Lumber & Coal Co., Limited Phone 240 w ~~ Monday-Tuesday, SEPT 17:18 DON'T MISS! z 'KING -SOLOMON'S MINES' Color by Technicolor, Starring DEBORAH KERR and STEWART GRANGER . 42 days only) et ------------------------ Wednesday-Thursday, SEPT 19-20 The King and Queen of Comedy at their best in: "I SEE ICE" with GEORGE FORMBY GRACIE FIELDS in Pu "THE SHOW GOES ON" Last complete show 'at 8.47 "MR. MUSIC" starring BING CROSBY Monday-Tuesday, SEPT, 24-25 against Gananoque when they shoved 'Orono into the discard at the fair grounds. last night with a thrilling 10 to 4 win, Pave McTaggart 'went the route: for the homesters and threw brilliantly with the exception of the second when after he had fanned the first two bat- ters, a costly error followed by two hits and a walk netted the visitors 8 runs. Orono counted their final run in the third on two.more errors but after that the whole Portteam pulled together as McTaggart set the losers down with 1 hit over the , Jast five frames, The winners got, off on the right foot in the very first stanza when 6 runners scampered across. Hayes led off with a single and was advanced to second on Cawker's sacrifice. Con- secutive doubles by Chidley and Mark, and hits by Beaton, Reid and Dysart were the big blows. D. West, 2b; Jones, cf; Sailers, ef, p; Shelter, ¢; R. West, ss, p; Health, P; Falls, p; Dadson, 1b; Stainton, rf, Port-Perry=Hayes, rf; Cawker, 3b; Chidley, If; Mark, 2b; Beaton, c; Reid, ss; Welsh, cfs Dysart, 1b; McTaggart, 50-50 CLUB REPORT OF FIETY-FIFTY CLUB MEETING, SAT. SEPTEMBER 8. The first fall meeting of the Fifty- Fifty Club was held in the home of the presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Honey, and sixteen members attended. The meeting. opened with "Day is Dying in the West" and the Twenty Third Psalm repeated in unison, followed by the reading of the previous meeting's minutes and the Treasurer's report. Mrs. Bruce Beare then gave a very interesting discourse on the family history! of the McLaughlin family, from the. days of the McLaughlin: Car- riage Company of Enniskillen to the present-day amalgamation with the General Motors Corporation in Osha- wa. Many impressive sidelights: of their father's Christian upbringing on Colonel Sam and his brothers held the continued - attention of Mrs. Beare's audience. Mrs. Ellsworth - Kennedy followed with a fine. solo rendition of "Bless This House"; which was very well re- ceived. A poem entitled "Friendship" was then given by Mis; J, Starkey, to the delight and amusement of her listeners, The highlight of the evening was the presentation by the presidents to the Rev. W. Clifford Smith, and: Mrs. - Smith, our club's advisors, on the advent of their departure to take up their new charge at Grand™ Bend, Ontario. - Rev. Mr. Smith and his lady made a gracious reply of thanks for the gift--a full size desk pad. : Mrs, J. Starkey suggested a Bowl- ing Night for our next meeting on Saturday, October 13th, which was well received. An invitation to make this co-operative effort was extended to the Come Double Club of North- minster United Church in Oshawa, who are meeting next on Sept. 12th" and we expect to hear from thein shortly. Plans for our forthcoming fall dance tentatively scheduled for Friday, Nov. 2nd next, were discussed and left in abayance, pending investigation of the availability of the high school gym for that night. A splendid social period followed, with MF. and Mrs, Frank Honey, and their mutual hosts, Mr. and Mrs. L, Honey, presenting a most delightful to | repast, (more pumpkin tarts with whipped cream, Bruce?) . "pe p; Ferguson, 8b, Umpires--Frank Keller and George Campbell, both of Oshawa. . ---- a ---- = BRITISH EXPORTS OF CEMENT TO CANADA GREATLY INCREASED British cement exports to Canada 'have risen appreciably during recent years in view of the brisk demand and importance of the dollar markets. Total exports to Canada are as fol- lows: 1948, 2,356 tons; 1049, 68 ,467 tons; 1950, 184,764 tone. During the first six months of 1951, the tonnage amounted to 40,102 torls, as compared with 17,401 tons and 16,865 tons for the corresponding period of 1960 and 1949 respectively, may Er ---- HATS with a Fall Flare FOR FLATTERY IN NEW SHAPES = "AND AUTUMN SHADES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY * . AVON PRODUCTS UP-TOWN HAT SHOPPE PORT PERRY 1 } 'MRS. E. B. COOKE "Phone 218 This we shall long remember 4