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5 ha 3 Ean)! AR yi SALARIES 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 1058 study book a story to illustrate the Scugog News deepest meaning of the Christmas sea- son. The roll call was answered by The Head W.A. met at the home of |"What.Christmas means to you. Mrs. Laverne Martyn on the evening| Following the minutes of our last of December 3rd, of the Christmas |meating, many business items were meeting; with seventeen members pre- | discussed. It was decided to donate sent. Following the singing of a|$6 to the local association to be used Christmas hymn the Christmas story |for Guide work, when. they have be- from the Scriptures was read by Ruth Heayn. Marion Carter read from our to start our mdppers again in January. following the business meeting we a- gain enjoyed the annual exchange of Christmas gifts. While members worked at a contest presented by Ruth Heayn, lunch was prepared by Alice Pearse's group. The Head euchre club was enter- tained by Mr. and Mrs, Angus Wilkin- son last Friday evening. Prize win. ners were Alan Carter and Bonnie Gerrow, gun next year. Treasurer's report for the year was read. We are: hoping SBA tet En BE 23 & a. % 5 4 : { 5 4 32 '3 bo $ 4! 4 $s ie AAS AA AAA IEA A I A SR 0. NEW YEAR'S EVE Wed., Dec 31st ENJOY A GALA EVENING WITH MUSIC BY Refreshments Advance Sale of Tickets at Lawrence's Drug Store and Bruton's Drug Store, $2.50 per person Utica | Sunday December 14, there will be ¥t|a combined service of Sunday school i} and church starting at 1.80 until 2.30 $8 | p.m. 5 - Mr. and Mrs, I, Gray- and family % | visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchell on # | Sunday. | Mrs. B. Mitchell is spending a few &f [ weeks in Holland visiting her family. : Mr, and Mrs. T. Sutherland were $¢ | recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ¥ Connor of Brooklin. $8 Mr. and Mrs. B. Geer visited Mr. ¥ and Mrs. Don Butalitfe at Cobourg £% | recently. 4 : ay! * rl #| Visiting Mr. and Mrs, F. Kendall i Harold Godfrey S Originals i last Suminy were Mr. and Mrs. Sam i | Fisher of Ashburn. : x op k #| RCMP. Bob Davis of Regina call- " Hats = Noisema er S | ed on Mr, and Mrs. B. Geer last Fri- £ | day. $f | manville visited Mr. and Mrs. M. 3 Storie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M, Holmes of Bow- A PAAYAR RNS. CAIN YS el OY Bae she lt Wp a We Greenbank W.A. The regular monthly meeting of the W.A., was held in the Church basement on Dec. 1st at 2.80. With Mrs, Gordon Ward presiding the meeting opened with hymn 68, "Silent Night". The Scripture les- gon was read by Mrs. Oscar Gibson. Hymn 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing' was sung. A reading .on Christmas was given by Mrs. Ward. The lesson thoughts "were given by Mrs, Gibson. The topic "Sharing God's gift" was very ably taken by Mrs, Ward, follow- | ed by prayer. The devotional opened with the theme song, The president, Mrs. Geo. Beare thanked the group for their "splendid devotional and wel- comed the ladies to the meeting, In the absence of Mrs, Baylis, the trea- surer's report was given by Mrs. J. Cook. Mrs. Cooper reported on the sbu- venir plates and expected that they would be here in time for Christmas, A donation of $200, was made to the Church and $10 to the Helping Hand Class to help with the Christ- mas baskets, The meeting closed with prayer by the President. Lunch was served ot 19 members and 2 visitors. FA ATELY SRR ECA Safety Drive To Reduce Accidents An intensive traffic safety cam. paign stressing winter holiday hazards will be conducted during December by the Ontario Department of Transport. The immediate goal of the campaign is to reuduce traffic accidents during the Christmas and New Year's Holiday season. Many police departments have ne dicated they intend to step up their education programs as well as increase their traffic law enforcement activi- ties during this highly dangerous. per- iod. Their efforts will be strongly sup- ported by a broad advertising and pub- licity program using every appropriate medium of public information includ- ing daily and weekly newspapers, radio and TV stations, farm and fo- reign language publications, bus and street car cards and outdooy signs. Advertising will, concentrate on alerting motorists. to the dangers of drinking and driving, and on remind- ing pedestrians to be on guard against the dangers of increasing darkness, rigorous weather conditions, thought- less indulgence, and the hurry and ex- citement of shopping and holiday fes- tivities, A special kit of safety promotional materials emphasized. FA CR a A NE at ra 3 cit pe ian ben orf A pac y Pi no Ep mn fh 5 Soir ms A bg ni A i ota Song LER hoey "Christmas Gift Suggestions SMILES"N CHUCKLES CHOCOLATES Attractively Wrapped GRAY DUNN BISCUITS in tins TINS OF ASSORTED TOFFEE or a DECORATED CHRISTMAS CAKE - CANDY SPECIAL -- "GANONG'S FRENCH CREAMS" GERROW'S BAKERY Phone YUkon 5-2172 : co Ga M. Gerrow A E808 3828080838383%: + CAWKER BROS. Fresh Turkeys Order Early Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls, . .1b. 0 Fresh Sp areRibs..........Ih 49 i briny I's .............1h. 34 Fresh Ground Suet ...........1h. 20' FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK YUkon 5-2221 "The yhemilys Butcher" "PORT PERRY | Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. # Rob Sutherland on the arrival of sotefs their daughter, Debbie Lyn. A nN NS SS STUFFED 8 oz. ice box jar SLICED PINEAPPLE BEST BUY dlc \ FEASTING WHIT "FEATURE" Alymer J OLIVES 12 oz. ice box jar ° 37c 5lc BEST BUY FEATURE? Libby's 20 oz. tin Scotkins Lunch size Dinner size TABLE NAPKINS 2/3%¢ 29c INSTANT COFFEE - 79 FEATURE Solo Brand -- 1 1b. pkg. Scott MARGARINE - - 2 wv 5lc| PAPER TOWELS - 2 ron 43c FEATURE BEST BUY x "n % Supreme FRESH PEANUTS Allen's Fancy 20 oz. tin - Blanched Spanish | APPLESAUCE ~~ 2 vo 3c Lb. Pkg. 39¢ Lb. Pkg. 29% EE te oo _BEST BUY FEATURE - Red & White 5 oz. jar Instant co Mic off MILKO POWDER Fu Lb. Ph. 9c ol 28 oz. tin TE 10c off giant size PUMPKIN - - - 2+. 35:| WISK DETERGENT - 7l¢ FEATURE FEATURE Monarch . Large pkg. Treesweét 6 oz. tin TEA BISK - - - . 43¢| LEMON JUICE - 4 er 35¢ FEATURE FEATURE Heinz - Fresh 16 oz. jar "Gay Christmas Stocking Wrap" CUCUMBER PICKLE - 29c ALKA-SELTZER 25 Tablets 68¢c Meats Produce Exhilarating - Florida - Fancy - Lge. 176 TANGERINES doz. 29 . Crisp, crunchy, fancy grade - 6 gt. bask. SPY APPLES - Mild, Sweet 59¢ SPANISH ONIONS 3 ror 29¢ Tender - Tasty .Marsh-grown -- 3 1b. poly bag CARROTS - - - Delicate flavoured, new green CABBAGE - - 19¢ w. 10¢ Swift's Premium - Tender grown Pre-dressed - Oven ready Chickens 1b. 29c¢ Swift's - Ham Roast - Whole or Shank Half FRESH PORK - - uw. 47¢ Swift's Premium Smoked - % lbh. sealed package BACK BACON - - 55 Swift's tender - Sliced _" LAMB'S LIVER w.27¢ Swift's Premium - Jellied - Sliced or pe. MOCK CHICKEN w.49¢ Swift's Tasty Premium CHUBS - - - . . 8 oz. pkg. 25¢ BRAUNSCHWEIGER - LIVER AND BACON . SANDWICH SPREAD MOCK CHICKEN - LIVER AND CHEESE Dowson's Food Market YUlkon 5-7942 ree _pmuvery "i PortPerry | give electrical presents You'll always be remembered when you give and pleasure. 'With so many wonderful new fod Sed 5 A, for today's carefree living. They're easy to use and cost so little to operate. There are no finer or. more thoughtful gifts... ; --the safe, clean, modern way, electiical presents because they bring lasting service ~~. electric appliances to choose from you'll have no trouble at all pleasing everyone on your Christmas list. Modern electric appliances are handsomely styled 16 Help your family. and friends "live better deciely"