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\ 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER bth, 1067 LOCAL NEWS I "Memeriam DAVIS--In loving memory of Uncle Harry (Harry Davis) who passed away Dec. 8th, 19566, THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Coming Events: Monster Bingo Monday Night, December 9th. at 8 p.m. in the Red Barn, Oshawa, 20-- $20. games; 5--$30. games; one jack- pot of $150. and two jackpots of $260. Agriculiure Project Winners ROBERT HOLLIDAY WINS 100 BUSHEL CORN CLUB The Ontario County 100 Bushel Corn Club was brought to a success- ful conclusion 'on NoVember 22, with | means at their ioporal to secure the] highest yield possible. Byron Risebrough, R.R. 1, Uxbridgé won the competition with a yield of 622 bushels per acre. This was approximately the same ay- erage yield as last year. The average "| vield for all the contestants was 863. his trip to the Provincial Junior Far- mer Camp. - Both" speakers were and Walter Kerry was declared the winner. @ Few things are bitterer than to feel bitter." A man's venom ee Sri don highly praised by thé ddjudicators, |. a eR ets SCOTT, Liscar--At gon, Seagrave, Ont., o 30th, 1957, Liscar Scott, beloved hus- band of the late Lillian McKnight and dear father of Ombrs (Mrs. C, W. the home of his \ Clark) Little Britain and Roy of Sed- grave, Service from Chapel of Mec- .Saturday, Nov, ° Dermott - Panabaker, Port Perry on , (Anglican) Door a banquet in the Legion Hall, Ux- poisons himself more than his orig A page in the book of memory Rev. E. W. Fuller, B.A., LTh., Rector| Prists., Avmigtion $1.00, bridge. A very fine turkey banquet victim, - | Tuesday. Interment Pleasant Point . - Silently turns today. Sunday, Dec. 8th, 1957-- ' was. served by the Quaker Hill Wo- (i Fs Caries Buxton |Cemetery. © ~ 3 $c ii . We remember you in silence, 9 a.m.--W. A. Corporate Com union E h 3 F hy men's Institute. ounty armers a -- = : And 'make no outward show, 7 p.m.--Evening Prayer uc re or : Slr nile a a a And what it meant to loose you MINOR HOCKEY CLUB--Sponsor. The highlight of the.banquet was «| Hold Debate Wc cicic cia ico oc of oe | TR Qi ' No one will ever know, ST. JOHN'S ed by the' Catholic Women's League | 8" address: by 'Mr. Ken Fallis, Field Avid, eh 3 ¥ in Ft C A U S E Ww R é, Louie. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in the Catholic Hall on Saturday, De- | Crops, Branch, Toronto. Mr. Fallis| mpe port Perry High School Audi- Donations fo Minor 5 » Mh UIT AA : Minister: : cember Tth~fit 8.30 o'clock. -Special outlined some very succesful experi-|yo jum wag the scene of some strong : : B 0 WL IN NE mental work that had been done at Rév. B. D. Armstrong, B. A, bs D. Sunday, Dec. 1st--" ", Ty Cm / ™ In Memoriam prizes, refreshments, Admission 50c. All proceeds to the Minor Hockey the 0.A.C., Guelph this year, on con- : debates and powerful speeches, when the Ontario County Junior Farmers Hockey Fund LANES . SAMELLS -- In loving memory of { ,.day, Dec. 8th, 1957-- a Club. . > Dec. 5 trol of weeds by the use of pre em- eld their annual debating and public | Canadian Legion, Branch 419 ,.$100.00 v9 Mrs, C. Samells who. passed away| 1; gm _ Sunday School Rl ergence sprays, : speaking competition. The 'topic fov|y;o o club 100.00 REY December 10, 1954. 7 --Evening Worshi 1 ' the debate was "Resolved that farm| =~ =~ EEE RL Fr id D ubl 5 {ra : p.m.--lvening .yvorship Contestants in the 100 Bushel Corn| the a 8 at farm N 3 No one knows how much we miss you, = : Christmas Parly Club may plant any variety of corn [people are losing their independence" Chamber of Commerce . 10000 K K10A ite 0 es o No one knows the bitter pain The United Church of Canada is --What do you think? Service Club, United Church .... 25.00 they wish on their three acre compe- I 0 bh 2 We have suffered, since we lost you SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE . oe Baby od Mii Pally tition plot, and may use any means at actin a4 Tide to. trie Couiiy. AG: Eastern Star .......ooieiin wee 0.00 starts at 0 p.m. sharp i y Life has never been the same. Minister: Well he held 90 ay, Deo, Oth at 8; ,,.,, disposal to secure the highest| .... g "the Port P. Junior | Warriner Lodge, LO.O.F. ....... 25.00 : Ep, 8 In our hearts your memory lingers, Rev. J. K. Braham. M.A., B.D o'clock in the United Church¥ Base- yield. / goclation were the Fort Ferry Junior Beare -Mot Car Wash 40.00 Everyone welcome. Xi J Sweetly, tender, fond and true, Sunda ' Dec. Sth 1957-- i Ate ment. Mothers please bring children's | Farmers. The President, Wesley ors: Lar wash ..uue h hd 3 vo here Is motos dag dene sober £ " we 2 ey ries Ginivch pink boxes; also some cookies. Mr. Robert Holliday, Columbus, won Johnston, welcomed the county mem- | Scugog Chapter I.O.D.E. ........... 50.00 0 B li ht ] 9 rig --We do not think of you. 11.00 am. SCUGOG Hat 8 8 the competition with an estimated bers, and_ then turned the meeting | Port Perry Teen Town ........... 100.00 pen ow mg 1 A : Sadly missed by C. Samells, Geo.| 11d ®t 0 rR Church . . | yield of 99.8, bushels of hello) i Nets ir Coty Fibgany Maustyn| Honeydale Women's Institute .... 10.00 oc oC oR Samells, Edna and John Beckett, FAR Seve . S f Eld 1 per acre. The average yield for the McRnight, who con ¢ compe- |. o'cl k. (RHP « . Rodger and Helen Hope, |, 1110 b-- BO Cau ervice or er Y 21 contestants was 81 bushels per titions. In the - first debate Jeanne ¥ 1d - . worship with us The Girl Guides wish to serve the| zero, This was considerably. 'higher Alsop and Helen Morrison of the Bea- 1% J : Pp . | senior citizens of Port Perry and will| {pan last year, when the average Vverton Junior Institute upheld the re- - - AD, APES . . = undertake snow shovelling with no yield was 59 bushels per acre. solution, while Keith Shier and Wil- Li « PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH |charge.. If you are sick or are in need |" liam Wetheral of the Beaverton Junior 0. ) I. 0. 0.F News Rev. E, 8. Linstead, Minister of their services please phone Mrs. _-- Farmers upheld the negative. This 7 Ant y Sunday, Dec. 8th, 1957-- Frank Godley, Port Perry 319. ; was one case where the boys outtalk- 4 . : os A combination consisting of an en- 10 a.m.--Sunday School : RO $0.10 ed. the girls. In the secod debate; / Port Perry i ff ergetic committee and the generosity '11 a.m.--Morning Worship and Jr. 500 2 Wesley Johnston' and Jim Aird of the gl ee ' i bs of a good many members enabled our Sunday School. Twenty-four potato growers "took | Port Perry Junior Farmers upheld the . {7 C.P.T. committee to augment its We celebrate the 250th Annidegsary Boy Scout part in the Ontario County 500 Bush- | affirmative, while the Beaverton boys Lions' Club ES, funds. This in turn will help to bene- of the birth of the Rev. Chas: Wesley. iP Fel Potato Club this year. The pro-| tried once more to uphold the negative, NI " fit needy families in the district. PAPER SALVAGE ject was brought to a successful con-| This time the Port Perry Junior Far- . ' Fis Nov. 15th a box social and dance, PENTECOSTAL CHURCH clusion on November 26, with a ban- | mers proved to be the better debaters. |] i ee was held in the Manchester Hall Rev. Walter H. Crawford A) i d D 14th. quet in the Zephyr United Church.| However, the judges, Mr. Whitby, Mr. } " CHRISTMAS } i A i While the crowd was small the liber- d ur ny. ec. The Zephyr Woman's Association ser MacDonald, and 'Mr. Parkinson, all of Cn A - 4 al bidding on the novel and original Sunday, Dec. 8th, 1957-- ved a very delicious turkey banquet. Port Perry, had no easy task. : y 3 boxes of food Xealeed 5 heiarkinl; 0 ll i 2 |" Representatives were present from| Following fhe debate the .Public F 0 Ww L B I N b 0 CAR TR a.m.--XNorning yvorship commercial firms that -had donated | Speaking Competition was conducted. he Lh opal Tige mee 7 Poe ra eins Service | Round and nd Sg uare merchandise as prizes for the compe- es in spoke on a Chickens &* Turkeys Ca ) y Wednesday, 8 p.m., Prayer Meeting Dancing on 'Frida x) 6th at 9 tition. The winning contestants re-|gong that the Ontario County Junior . i decided to i gon on Mg Friday, 8 p.m.--Young Peoples | pm. in the new vivo Hall, | ceived their prizes. Mr. R. E.\Goodin | Farmers Choir sing "Canada oi Heri- in the PORT PERRY PUBLIC - SCHOOL "on aire, a Chinese auction (something Come and Worship with us. Utica. Music by Northern Ramblers, | spoke on the necessity of producing tage"; for his impromptu, he chose new to the members). The climay came with a supper consisting main- ly of barbequed chicken. In most of these efforts which one stages to pro- "mote goadwill and benevolence we us- ually omit individual mention. On this occasion we shall depart from the us-| "We need our Church-- : ual and mention that Bro. J. J. Gibson . our Church needs us." donated -the fowl for this occasion. Dec. 26-87 _ Our many thanks and appreciation to => "Jay" and all who contributed to the - success of the evening. A reminder that Corinthian Lodge visit us on our next meting, Dec. 9th for a dartball encounter so be on hand. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF PHE AIR Radio Station CKLB, Oshaws 1860 on -your Dial Every Sunday Morning at 10.03 @® No matter how high a man rises, he needs something to look up to. | | --English Precept Fast and Lilling--- Admission $1.60 per couple, Single ment. old Time Methodist Awakening Meetings held each Sun- 1 day at Burketon School House at 8.00 pm. Everyone welcome. Rev. &. E. Magee, Toronto, pastor, Doll Draw Tickets "Hospital Auxiliary Representatives please return tickets 'stubs, unsold tickets and money on Friday, Dec. 13 to Mr. Greer's Office between 2 and 6 p.m. Mrs. R. Cornish, Convener. Dec, 12 Those qualifying were D. Davies, Gent $1.00. Proceeds for Hall-Equip- |- high quality potatoes. . Contestants may-plant_any. variety 'of potatoes they wish, and use any \ i : jposy THEATR Uxbridge v/ THURS. to SAT. James Stewart : Audie Murphy "Night Passage" DEC. 5-7 ! "Television". Frank Barkey, Clare- mont spoke on Livestock and the Ato- mic Bomb; for his impromptu he chose TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17th, at 8.30 p.m. & : Meat Muffins on Noodles. + in Technicolor STR - Sr RT New May or MON. and TUES. .....DEC. 9-10 . For Uxhoid e Dirk Borgarde it in g il Met By Four were nominated for the Public : ; et ) School Board, Gordon McKellar, Lloyd - y Capstick, Ross Rodman and Clarence Moonlight . Johnston. Mr. Capstick withdrew his yen RIDES name and the other three qualified,| An Exciting World War 2 Nominated for Mayor 'were: Wm. Adventure Hockberg, Dr. T. E. Lennox, Gordon - Sith and Dr. C. C. Puterbough. = Mr.| WED. and THURS. .DEC. 11-12 Hockberg was acclaimed when the - GHiers Sbicew. Rae M. For.| ANOTHER SPINE-TINGLING ominated for reeve: Rae M. Fer-| . : guson (Acclamation). HORROR SHOW Nominated for council: Fréd W. Z hi f M Taylor, Dennis Davies, James Martin, om 1€S 0 oralau Fred Kelland, A. G. Tipper, Gordon Plus Smith, T. E..Lennox, Gordon Coulter. : T - »| The Man Who Turn- EAT balls don't have to "go steady" with spaghetti, Here they're cooked in the oven in a muffin tin for fifteen minutes, then served on hot, buttered noodles sprinkled with croutons and v~=~v ceeds, Il Martin, F. Kelland, A. Tipper and G. Smith, leaving one council seat still to be filled. A new nomination will be called for Thursday, December 5th, and in the case of more than one nomination, an ed To Stone ~~ Adult Last Show stars at 8.30 p. m. just like an office typewriter . . . com- plete with a wide choice of carrying 'cases, : : ' " 8 MODELS AVAILABLE -- Super, Sterling, Clipper, Skyriter and the world's f/rst and only * Electric Portable. Salih Coon "This really is a Merry Christmas! A Smith-Corona 'Portable of my own from the most wonderful Dad in the world." To this young lady a Smith-Corona is more: than a Christmas thrill . . . it's a lifetime gift:and treasured helper for many years ahead. Smith-Corona's light, peppy touch makes typing fast - and accurate, Super-Speed keys won't jam at auy speed. You get the time 3 and work-saving Prue Clage . . . and a full-size Smith-Corona keyboard, s - election will be called for December 16th. ' " DOUPE'S GENERAL STORE Groceries - - 'Frozen Food 'Fresh and Cooked Meats 7 ALWAYS IN STOCK OPEN EVENINGS -- CLOSED TUESDAY AFTERNOONS "For Free Delivery Phone 485W SKATING" Public Skating Community Memorial Area, Port Perry, Friday, Dec. 6 | ~ 8tol0pm. St i Also makers &f famous Smith-Corona Standard and Electric Typewriters, "Adding Machines, Cash Registers, Carbons and IN YOUR AREA ON BASY CREDIT TERMS PORT PERRY STAR C0. LTD. Port Perry "The Ambassador Singers" United Church v. 'Mon., Dec. 9 th AVAILABLE -_.aé/ IWI. mo -- - Bi AANA ) -- £0 OA 8.15 p.m. Adin. 50c. er i Eh 4 i Shani abies A i A RA i A RIL AAG Si SN 4 a A A i CA 4 VNTR Si IBS A AA trp a Fr RAP EAS . Rt HN HAN i § iia J y ple cig § ii - pi J a x EE tama