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~, 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24th, 1067 Merchanis of Port Perry APPRECIATION DAY DRAW -Each Tuesday at 3.30 p.m. Ls Winner this week-- $9.08 ~-- with 5% coupon. -- was Mel Lansing, R.R. 2, Port Perry. The draw next week will be in front of MASTER FEEDS STORE. The treasure chest will contain $231.82. Get your coupons by shopping in Port Perry Vigor 0il Co. Lid. Fuel Oil 16% cents git gal. ~ Stove 011 20 io cents per gal. EIS LUR BERR SAH 3: SR A PLES J) En Rh Ah a a Tel STR EL re Po ot : BAT <i : vr 7 ales nimi adam 14 J District Churches SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE January showers are here, and the empty cisterns will be filled. It won't be long before we will forget that the thermomenter fell to 24 degrees be- low. Our Three.Churches on Sunday were nearly filled. Scugog's Junior Choir was fully robed, and looked real smart in their wine coloured neck pieces and white surplices. Thanks ever so much.again to our ladies for making them, The Choir sang "Holy Spirit hear us," and the Senior Choir "Praise: His Name." At Manchester Susan and Eunice Roach sang "When we walk with the Lord," accompanied by their Father at the piano. Last Saturday evening we had a wedding at the Parsonage, when Shir- ley Anne Eden was given in marriage | to Raymond "Jimmy" Newman; both of the Island. Gladys Hooker was Lady in Waiting, and Alfred Hooker the Best Man. We wish Shirley and Jimmy every joy and happiness. The Stewards of the Island Church met on Sunday afternoon. These are the Officers for the year: Maurice Fralick Chairman; John Sweetman, Secretary; and Keith Crosier, Treas. The matters of heating and caretaking were attended to, & the future augers well for a warm Church. The Stew- ards are planning their Canvas, and we know that they will meet with a very fine reception. There will be a meeting of ALL STEWARDS of the PASTORAL CHARGE in the Man- chester Church next Sunday afternoon at 3.00 p.m. to go over the Financial Statement, and to go into the matter of Estimates for the New Year. And SRL Thesis M VEN AE dat NF EE EAR ELE AIS. $30 . A Nx wae addin ig shod = ing to note that the basic service fee in A, I. has remained the same since its inception, while the cost of opera- tions has continually climbed higher. The only way to offset this cost is by increased volume of business. In fu- ture more cows will be bred by fewer technicians driving fewer miles, This saving in the technical end. of the operation will allow a bigger per- centage of the breeder's dollar to be used in the advancement of breeding techniques such as frozen semen equip- ment, and the buying of top sires. { The buying of top sires has become very competitive in the past'few years with A.L. Units, foreign buyers, and wealthy breeders competing with each other for the best prospective herd sires. "Central Ontario" will be of- fering service to top sires of the Hol- stein, Jersey, Guernsey, Ayrshire, Dual Purpose Shorthorn, Scotch Shorthorn, Hereford, Angus and Red Poll breeds. In the not too distant future this unit shduld be inseminating over 100, 000 cows annually, It is planned to keep about fifty-bulls in the stud. This merger consolidating these two units into one powerful Co-operative will be hailed as a great boon to the Cattle industry in this part of the Province. A most enjoyable evening was spent at the Centre School last Wednesday when Scugog Home and School Asso- ciation met for their January meeting. Mrs. Hunter introduced our guest for the evening, Mr. Cornish of Port Perry. Mr. Cornish showed some beautiful pictutes he has taken around the countryside. - Mr. Alan Martyn moved a vote of thanks to Mr, Cornish on behalf of all those present. February meeting is at the. Foot School on Wed., Feb. 20. Lunch com- mittee--Mrs, Keith Crozier, Mrs. Neil Lamont, Mrs. Cam' Aldred. ] Attention teen-agers. Don't forget the supper that is planned for you at Grace United Church on Friday even- ing. 'A very enjoyable program is awaiting you too, so come to the first gathering of this new organization, and don't miss out on the fun planned egpecially for you. Last Thursday evening the congre- gation of both island chuches met for their annual meeting. Rev. J. Bra- ham' presided, and Mrs. Alan Carter was elected secretary for the even- ing. Reports were given from all the organizations. Tenders for Garbage Collector and Dog Controller 'GERROW'S BREAD and CARES are made for the people who want the best. Let us serve you, Saturday. Specials RANGE LAYER CAKE" "COFFEE ROLL" GERROW'S BAKERY PHONE 32W 32 T G. M, GERROW I ¥e . ~~ SOUTH ONTARIO Federation of Agriculture ANNOUNCE THE ANNUAL MEETING of the MANCHESTER CREDIT UNION, in the ; MYRTLE HALL, on Thursday Evening, Jan. 31, 8.30 p.m. Members are urged to attend. Non Members Welcome. R. E. WALKER, ' MRS. FRED LAMB, President. Secretary. pas Sealed tenders, separately or jointly, for the position of Sh gf : ; Vv CAWKER BROS. . Open Saturday Night until 9 p.m. Garbage Collector and Dog Controller, for the Village of Port Perry, for the period of 12 months, starting February 1, 1957 * will be received by Council. Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk by noon, Saturday, January 26, 1957. Particulars of duties may be obtained at the Clerk's Office. Whe: then on Tuesday, January 29th the OFFICIAL BOARD of the Pastoral Charge will meet in Scugog Church oy "Grace" at 8.30 p.m. The Financial Statement will be presented, and the business of 1956 brought to<a close. We hope that every member will] attend. = We have sent out over eighty invi- | tations to our Young People (12-17 ve a yrs.) inviting them to a Supper on the Island on Friday evening of this 7 - - : 3 V Prime Rib Roast .. .......... Ih. 55¢. Braising Ribs ...............Ih. 35c. Salmon Fish, whole or half, Ib. 55c. PHONE 29 For Delivery Phone Oshawa RA. 5-1109 "Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk. ° "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY week at 6.80 p.m. Our Counsellors a, =i 5% | Radio Eleetronie Television Schools Canada Lid. | Nelson" Reader of the Island; Mrs. ONE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST RESIDENT TRAINING SYSTEMS Roach and Wesley Johnson of Man- "||| chester; and Mrs. Clare Vernon of offers their very best wishes and congratulations Prospect. The Young People will elect their Officers, and these. will plan and work with their Counsellors. We hope that you will come Young People, for we know that you will en- joy the fellowship immensely. At_our Services on_Sunday, we will We Build HOMES, Large and | Small and buildings of all kinds } Tr B = have with us Mr. Barry Dunbar from B Repairs . and Emmanuel College, Toronto. Sunday M y -- =. 9% - - will be "Student's Sunday" in our E Remodelling Presbytery, and we welcome our Stu- I. Owen Reader : < dents. There will be a great Rally R Good Vatenale inl Workmanship of Young People in Simcoe St. United, ; 2 : Oshawa in the evening at 7.00 p.m. OUR HOUSE DESIGNING re Two Students will speak on the theme: SERVICE IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL. "Why I entered the Ministry", and A = { the other Students will form a Choir under the leadership of the President of the College, Dr. Cousland. ii We are sorry that little "Wilkie" Webster had to have his appendix re- | moved; but he came through very well, and expected to be home ere this. Our deepest sympathy and love go out to the Fred Jackson's of the Island, in the recent death of Fred's mother. [| "In the midst of life we are in death. ~ To whom 'may we go but unto Thee } O Lord." oo Please 'remember the Services on Sunday, and come and worship with us, Two A-1 Units Join Forces The joining of Maple Cattle Breed- ers Association and Tor Dist Cattle Breeders Assoc. Limited could well be the formation of the largest Artificial Insemination Unit in Canada. This new unit will operate under the name of Central Ontario Cattle Breeding Association. This name well defines the area serviced by this unit, as you could say that the counties serviced make up the Central section of Ont. Service is available in the counties of Lake Scugog Lumber Company Lid. PHONE 240 W PORT PERRY ONT. PLYWOOD WALL BOARDS Hw» mE ET wNoou Howard Motors ~~ Are pleased to announce that they have their own Tow Truck: available "for towing cars and trucks; and wish to thank Jack Pargeter and Beare 153 8 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, SEPTEMBER 2, 1956 | MR. FAULKNER: SE Motors for thei ist h Victoria, Peterborough, Dufferin, Wel | her be ria, ' » - . 0I0IS 10T Ihelr assisiance when we gl, Do DEAR SIR: I WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR SIGNING ME UP FOR THE WONDERFUL. TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVIC-- ING COURSE AT R.E.T.S. IT WAS THE BEST DECISION I HAVE EVER MADE. THANKS TO YOU AND THE SCHOOL YOU REPRESENT, these Counties service is given in the Verner, Powassan, Muskoka, & Parry } Sound Districts. : ' The new Association is a Co-Opera- tive organization. The former mem- were without a tow truck. ® of Tor Dist will have the opportunity of purchasing Life memberships for . $6.00. Membership is available for $6.00 to any cattle breeder living in the area serviced, } The merging of these two success- ful Associations ihto one should have far reaching and beneficial effects on . the cattle industry in this area. In . the past these two units have com- peted against each other in many dis- tricts, It will be economically more sound to operate as one unit in these times of rising costs, It is interest. bye 8 = 1 REFERALS 1 TURNED OVER TO YOUR CARE. ALL MY FRIENDS NOW TAKING THE COURSE SPEAK VERY HIGHLY OF YOU AND YOUR SCHOOL, THANKING YOU ONCE AGAIN, YOURS TRULY, OWEN READER. / 1% SigAMidl ion. us Hose oy a I NOW HAVE A FINE BUSINESS 2 : : vers of "Maple" w ave their mem- , : 7 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE berships in that organization honoured ALSO, I WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR THE ; i . by "Central Ontario" and the patrons FINE ATTENTION AND COURTESY YOU PAID ALL CHEVROLET TRUCKS ANAS Phone 74 Port Perry "WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE THE REST" A few weeks ago we opened a new school in Peterborough : HOWARD CHALLIS, Prop. at 139 Hunter Street, (formerly the old Regent Theatre). This Schoo] is one of the finest equipped schools in Canada. -