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ro Ni 2, x, rein ail" Ra iui JAE SERS SHS SHEER ES SARIS 4 -- THE PORT PERRY STAR -- ' BE wifes +4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1942 __LOCAL NEWS - Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Camplin of Port Perry, are-now residing-at 8940 Mira- =mar Way, St. Petersburg, Florida. Mr. & Mrs, Walter Bown have moved to 61 Thomas Street, Oshawa. Scugog Chapter, 1.0.D.E., will meet, ; in the Library Rooms, Monday, 'Nov, 3 at'8 p.m. Members are reminded to bring a clean used woollen garment for Korea. » Plans are being finalized for the United Church W.A. Bazaar on Nov. 8. The list of articles on sale includes fancy work, knitted goods, aproms, toys, candy and home-baking and there will be parcel post, wishing well -and afternoon tea. The bazaar opens at 8 p.m. The Port Perry Girl Guides held a very successful Cookie Day on Sal- urday. The baskets were very pret- tily decorated by the Guides and Brownies. Patsy Midgely won the 'prize for the best Brownie basket and Gladys Lane was awarded top prize for the best basket by a Guide. The Guide mothers wish to thank the jud- ges Mrs. Arthur Brock and Mrs, M. B. Dymond and all "those who sup- ported the project. The Port Perry Rod and Gun Club will meet tonight at the high school. Considerable planning for the winter is to be done and the-president urges - all registered members to attend. The chairman of the casting committee, Ott Hamilton, has not received all the, entries of bass and lupge caught during the past season. "These en- tries would be greatly appreciated-as the cups are to be lettered for pre- "sentation." A great big "Thank You" tq_the citizens of Port Perry from the Cubs and Scouts for helping use make a success of our Apple Dhy. . The prize winners in the best de- + sorated--basket contest for the Cubs were, John MacMillan of A Pack and Neil Palmer of B Pack. In the Scout Poster Contest the prizes went to Jim Farmer, Ivan Tripp and Jamie Hunter. Wedding SEE McLEAN- IRWIN The- finrehes: uw ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Riddell, Minister, Sunday, November 2nd--- 11 a,m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m. --Church Service Subject--*Gospel of Power." CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (Church of* England in Canada) Rev. H. S. Swabey, M.A, BD. 11 a.m.--Holy. Commuftion 11 a.m.--Sunday School, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH: Rev. R. H. Wylie, Minister Sunday, November 2nd-- 10 a.m.--Senior Sunday School. *.11 a.m.--Primary Department. 11 a.m.--"The Sermon on the Mount" 7 p.m.--"The First Law of Life" PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH 'P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, November 2nd-- 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wednesday--Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. "THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, November 2nd-- 10 a.m. --Sunday School; * 11 a,m.--Communion Service, 7 p.m.--Evangelical. All Welcome: Pastor: W. A. Bowler a SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 'Saturday, November 18t-- Service at 2.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are welcome |Hilltop {Gn Friday October 17, A. Y. P .A i "~The -Parish~Hall of -the----Anglican hurch was the scene of a gay Hallo- we'en Party held the members of The marriage is 'announced of Dor- othy Irwin, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin, of Seagrave and Ross McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs.' John McLean, Seagrave, at Fort Perry United. Church Parsonage, Saturday, October 18, 19562. Uxbridge PLEASE NOTE Starting Monday, Oct. 6 Two Shows Nightly, 7.00 & 9.00 Matinee at 2.00 p.m. LAST SHOWING TO:NITE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 ~. "JAPANESE WAR BRIDE" starring SHIRLEY YAMAGUCHI Adult Entertainment. --PLUS-- "FLIGHT TO MARS" Technicolor FRIDAY-SAT., OCT. 31-NOV. sH{3 "RED MOUNTAIN" . starringALAN LADD and LIZABETH SCOTT Technicolor & --PLUS Walt Disney's Technicolor Thrill == "OLYMPIC ELK" MONDAY-TUES., NOV. 3-4-5 ® THREE BIG DAYS @ Singing in the Rain starring GENE KELLY and ~ DEBBIE REYNOLDS > Technicolor DON'T MISS THESE GREAT SHOWS ON OUR NOVEMBER 'PROGRAM "SAILORS BEWARE" "DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK" ples Association. i at 8.00 the group held a short business meet- ing conducted by Mr. G. Hookings before commencing with the festivi- ties. It was decided that the young people will divide into two groups and A group will take charge of the next meeting. To get everyone in the party spirit a new dance was learned followed by the old game of ducking for apples. Then dividing into two teams several relays were run after which every- one tried their hand at dropping clothespins into a milk bottle. The evening was concluded with a delici- ous lunch provided by several of 'the, boys a and A gals, : BALLET ----7: TAP " Register for Classes Saturdays 10 to 11 a.m. : Port Perry High School Gym Teacher--Mary Brotherwood ae Give Your Family A Trea .. oF Serve Our Delicious MEAT PIES TUESDAY and THURSDAY " Order Monday and Wednesday Green Thistle Restaurant Phone 96 his \ / BOY SCOUT PAPER DRIVE, SATURDAY, Nov:. 2--21st Sunday after Trinity] BE The fine voice of Evelyn Gould will |be heard singing the role of Lucinda in the CBC Opera Company's Novem- ber 26th presentation of "School for Fathers" by Wolf-Fervari, This is the first year the young Toronto color- atura soprano has sung in the popular opera series, although she has been featured on many other CBC pro- grams during the past few years. Be- sides entertainiing millions of radio listeners from coast to coast in Can- ada, she has also appeared on TV in the United. States and Canada on several occasions. Herald ne James) This The days are growing short, '| week while the Fall Term Tests are on they seem-to be getting longer for the students of Port Perry High School. The week will soon be over and there] will 'be easy breathing until the Christmas exams commence, At the beginning of the school year it is the custom to have elections for the mémbers of the Stypdents' Council. in. assembly, the nominees were brought to the front, a group at a time and gave their little speeches. At noon hour the vot- ing took place. The following students werk alderid for these. offices in the Students' 'Gouneil. i Horarary Peotidn: -- M3. Li Crane; President--Mary Wilson; Vice -Fricsident=Donald-Hadden;--Seeretary-{-- ---Earl Dobson; Treasurer -- Frieda MeCullough; President of Literary Society--Bernice Dowson; - President of Girls Athletic Society--Joan Chap- in; President of Boys Athletic Society -- Paul Pecl; Society Conveners--Kent Gerrow, Bob Gibson; Press Reporter-- Sondra James; Pianist -- Diana Rae McCully. y "The Hard-Time Hallowe'en Dance, which was put on by the Athletic So- ciety on Friday, October 24, proved to be quite successful. High . Sehool students appeared in jeans and old plaid shirts and -they looked very much at home among the corn stalks and pumpkins, while having a sliding good time dancing to new records, Old time square dances were enjoyed "{ by all, Until next week keep happy. Coming Evenis Turkey Supper WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5-- Please reserve Nov. 5 for the Tur- key Supper at Seagrave, presented by the Ww. A. 0 " LUMBAGO (Lame Back) : When your back is stiff and very painful and it's an effort for you to stoop or bend, take the remedy that has brought swift, safe relief to thousands--Templeton's T-R-C's. 'Don't suffer from the nagging misery of Lumbago a day longer than you have to. Get T-R-C'a Hate $1. ae : at drug counters. g_ ayn MELEE good food taste better ' Austin C. A. Bathie DR. OF CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto ' ® - For. appointment. Phone 205R PORT PERRY. fo |STAR-lights 'Tas: "I'll Say Lay!""or "John's My .| send out notices of a sale. x ONTARIO COUNTY electors may possibly have the same trio to chose from in the next federal election, We hope the United States campaign hy- steria will be forgottén by then and we'll bie spared such button phrases Mon" or "I Got Scott" or "Roy's My Boy or "Starr by ar!" or the in. evitable *'I Like Mike". RADIO IMPERSONATION shows among the various little theatre groups 'in. the country are still' as popular as in the 80's. Recently we spotted the name "Joel Aldred imper- sonating "Singing Sam" in a 1937 write-up of the high school literary society, A few hours later we saw the same gentleman on T.V. Who would have predicted this 156 years ago? "THE LAST COUNCIL MEETING produced a few smiles besides a-few grimaces. The hours passed by and amidst the shuffling in and out the municipal office a councillor found a toy turtle at the doorway. ~ "Someone must think we are slow," commented Hugh Santer. "We're not that Blow." Council adjourned at 11.46. A DISTRICT GENTLEMAN recent- ly was aghast at the price asked to print _ten signs which he wished to After some_.discussion we. offered to print over 1,000 for just 36c. Somewhat surprised the gentleman agreed . . and we sold him a classified adver- tisement, THE CORPORATION finances and the village must be in fairly good shape if the price paid by the Por- onto honding house which purchased the recent debentures is any criter- jon. Benson Coyne of the city firm reports 'that an insurance company representative after making a tour of the town purchased $26,000 to bring- the total bought by insurance and banks to over $100. 000. 'TIS A SMALL WORLD! Out of last week's story about the star being read in South America we find that Mrs. Betty Davis, the recipient of the paper, is known to the writer's wife. They met in Sydney, Nova Scotia at Y-W.C.A-clnsses, = rin bert sii (held over from last week) Mrs. Spencer Roys, and sister Mrs. Grace O'Grady of Mount Clemes, Mi- chigan, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Milner, Unionville, visited at the home of their cousin Mrs."W. Martyn on Fri. Mr. Jas. Mark also spent a couple of days at the same home. _ Visitors at Mrs. MacGregor's re- cently included. Miss Peggy Pearce, Toronto; Mr. Glenn Steinhoff, Toron- to; Mr. 'Leighton Steinhoff, Toronto; Mrs. Wim. Hale, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor; Toronto; Mr, and Mrs, Jack Taylor and baby Elizabeth of Toronto. and Mr. Albert McKee of "| 11-82. 'The 'men's Missionary Society and appoint -a Missionary convener. "5 beautiful solo, "Thanks Be-To-God." to entertain the ladies for this meet- -teommittee reported-that-a new- chime =e ih nis Prince Albert "Eight children" Were "present "for 4 Grant Beacock's sixth birthday party 4 held at. his. home last Tuesday. after | & school. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter have re- turned . from an enjoyable holiday: motoring in Haliburton area most of | ¥ last week. Glad to learn Mrs. illness. Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson in Toronto & on Wednesday calling on his brother 2 Roy: Wilson of Raglan who is a pa- | & tient in the hospital, Mrs.- M. Davey, Toronto, spent the 2 week-end with her mother Mrs. M. Smith. rn «A PO wo ® = Mrs. Ewart Diamond Hostess to Prospect Women's Association (held over from last week) 'The Prospect Women's 'Association met at the home of Mrs, Ewart Dia- mond 'on Wednesday, Oct. 16 with a large attendance of members and vis- itors. Hymn 133, "Phere is Work to do for Jesus", was sung, followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Bruce Holtby- read the Scripture. which was taken from Luke 15 vs. Lesson Thoughts - and Prayer based on Luke 16 vs. 10 was read by Mrs. Fred Toms. Mrs. Harold Holtby very ably in- troduced. the-guest. speaker, Mrs. Fi-. sher of Brooklin, who gave a very interesting account of her trip to the Maritimes. - Mrs. Fisher urged that we become affiliated" with the Wao- Mrs, MacMaster of Greenbank sang Our next meeting will be held on Thursday, Nov. 13. Anyone wishing ing please contact the president. The nominating committee for the elec- tion of officers for 1968 are Mrs. Jack Holtby, Mrs; Horace Webster and Mrs. Dearborn. The church decorating . Lys aa at fied ee OR ER D. McTaggart fs has been out after her two: months |¥ CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP .......cccouiuiimmiiniis 8 FAVEX, 16 oz 16¢, - 32 oz, 26¢. dog i HALLOWE'EN KISSES, SIO KERS, # MILKO cocoon HELA am 16 0z 37¢. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES ORANGES .......ccooevis fan li wennennndozen 3 TOMATOES--cello pkg. : LETTUCE, CELERY, TURNIPS, E. MERLIN DOWSON® PHONE 91 ete. "Fancy Sockeye Salmon, Y's... 4c. DYSON'S SWEET GHERKINS, 16 02. Ja ...c.oimivrnn 396, 8 ..2 for 25¢, 8 nde, B EANUTS, Ete. § 5 Ibs: $1.69 EMPEROR GRAPES ..i..cioiuiniinmpnssnsiossanenisions 2 1bs. 25¢, COOKING ONIONS ............. Retneiisiisirs 40! Ibs. 59¢. § c.and 5c. § riba RAE ase veer 21€, ¥ : FREE DELIVERY EVERY MORNING ( OF EVERY DAY Y § Let Us ee You WITH THE CHOICE FRESH MEAT TO GIVE THE PROPER BALANCE IN YOUR DIET. BUTCHERS ONTARIO _ CAWKER'S -PORY PERRY ot New Tone Th We offer, subject to prior Files : Ee re VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY 5 Per Cent Debentures ney was being built. Mrs. Clare Vernon_and Mrs. M. Holtby sang a duet, entitled, "Some- body", accompanied by. Mrs. Horace Webster at the piano. By a majority vote it was agreed to act on Mrs. Fisher's suggestion, that we purchase one . Missionary Monthly and one book on Africa. A "Thank You" note was received from Mrs. Robert Coates. A total of $12.89 was realized from the sale of jam 'and_pickles at Yeo's Service Station. The Mizpah Benediction closed a very interesting meeting. Lunch was served by the hostess and group. in_ Toronto. charge. We have redently had 300 '| .OF SCUGOG" bound up. -- NOW AVAILABLE This history of pioneer days, written by the late Samuel Farmer, places special emphasis on local people and events, as well as giving a clear picture of: pioneer living, these:300 copies are sold there will be no more available. i SELLING PRICE $176 (Postage Extra) 2 PORT PERRY BY JAR CoO. LTD. copies of "ON THE SHORES When wok --- ----Bue-1-November 1958-72 -- : "PRICE: 100.98 and interest Subscribe through your local bank or DEACON FINDLEY COYNE LTD. Members Investment Dealers Association®of Canada 197 BAY STREET, TORONTO Please Pelephone collect : EMpire 4-3401 0 Ontario County Cream Producers" ANNUAL MEETING. - in the offices of Dept. of Agriculture, Uxbridge. SPEAKERS -- Robert Jardine, Secretary-Manager of the Cream Producers' Association and W. J. Wood, Director of the Association. @ All farmers interested in the marketing of cream "should plan to attend this annual meeting. Friday, Oct. 31, 8.00 p.m. al Flowers the . Perfect Gift Always welcome . . always proper . . . whether cut of pot-. convalescents, : : COME SEE our wide selection of favorite flowers vive or just phone us. Deliveries made anywhere i in the country at 11 am, and 3 p.m. daily. . ' Wedding and Funeral Flowers; Corsages our specialty. Port Perry Florist Phone 174 r 11, Port Perry - ted. Just the ig = gift for shut-ins and (Charles and Myra Grainger) i | PORT PERRY 'AND DISTRICT r