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SAMASTARS CONTR LANA RY 5) DY EEA ERNN AY ANRIA ESSE Gh UREA SHR 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1960 Blackstock The annual congregational meeting meeting of the United Church was held Monday night. Despite the rain and ice there was a very good attendance. After conducting devotional exercises Rev. Romeril gave a pleasing talk, thanking all for the splendid co-opera- Cartwright Charge and suggesting that there be more stress laid on Bible Fellowship and Layman's Fellowship in this year. Reports were received from all de- partments and most of them were quite gratifying. Election of Stewards and Elders then took place -- Messrs. Stanford VanCamp. J, Carnaghan, H. hh Wali Se EA SER a HS Lp, ad RH SANT A ANS FE LIONS INE Y 3% Marlow were added to the former Eld- ers; Messrs. Earl Dorrell, E. Larmer, J. A; Johnston, Carl Wright, Russell Mountjoy, Herb Swain and W. Marlow. and the following nominated as new new stewards: Messrs, Richard Van Camp, Glenn Larmer, Ernest Swain, Harvey Graham, Gilbert Marlow, to join the present Stewards of Dalton LIL RY ER T oA) Pine SATE FEE DAG HA RY tion showu during his three years in Swain, Murray Byers and Clarence Dorrell, Ivan Thompson, Percy Van- Margarine 25 1b. bag Flour BEST BUY -- SAVE 4¢ CASH -- PARAMOUNT - FANCY Sockeye Salmon : 51c BEST BUY -- SAVE 9¢ CASH -- ROSE BRAND 1 Ib. pkg, 2 or 43c BEST BUY -- SAVE 5¢ CASH -- BEEHIVE GOLDEN Corn Syrup BEST BUY -- SAVE 6c CASH -- ROBIN HOOD - ALL PURPOSE 1.85 BEST BUY -- SAVE 8c CASH -- FREE CANNON FACE CLOTH Breeze Detergent 2 1b tin 2 57 7 1b, bag dc 5¢ Off Deal Large pkg. 37 ONTARIO FANCY DELICIOUS FRESH, TENDER BROCCOLI - FANCY ANJOU PEARS . . Ea. 29¢ 4 ror 29¢ 3-LB. 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SWIFT'S PREMIUM FRANKS 1 1b. cello package SWIFT'S PREMIUM Lb, 43 Rindless BACON 1». re. 69¢ GOLDEN HOUR A i EE oT a : & 2 TR = (iy Sa ny ZV Sad 3 = } MACAROON 7 BUDS a ta Sa SEERA A aN oN Poremoh 4 CHOCOLATE BUDS i CHOCOLATE | WAFERS 4 7 v 7, 2 : (r 1} a A ; @ S ad ~~ A ad ite 1 $n CELLO PKG, EACH "KRAFT DELUXE - POPPING CORN +». nc 19 SUPREME BRAND - 51 gauge, 15 denier NYLONS - pr. 89 CHEESE SLICES . 35c FOR A BRIGHTER HOME - 15 oz. bot, LESTOIL CLEANER 47c FROZEN FOODS FRASERVALE - 24 oz, pkg. FISH & CHIPS - 63c BIRDS EYE 2-1b, poly bag GREEN PEAS - . 5% THERE'S A RED AND WHITE STORE NEAR YOU Dowson's Food Market "3 ion? Camp, Neil Malcolm, Gordon Strong, Ralph Larmer, Harold Martyn, Merrill VanCamp, Howard Forder, Roy Me- Laughlin, Hector Shortridge, Ross Duff, Harold Kyte. : Go The new Christian Education build- ing is progressing and it is hoped a date for opening may be set shortly, Meeting closed with prayer, - Prize winners at the Anglican euchre | Thursday night were Mrs. F, Hodgson, Port Perry, Mrs. Redman, Scugog, Messrs. John Archer and Flem Thomp- son, The W.M.S, met at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon with 12 ladies, 4 kiddies and 1 gent in attendance. The president opened the meeting by reading a_ poem: "Life's Lesson" and after the singing of a hymn offered prayer. Roll Call was answered by a New Year's Resolution." The pay- ment of fees. Report of books read and calls made. - A bale is to be sent to Simcoe Hall Oshawa, February 1st. Anyone who can spare good used clothing, especial- ly jeans and footwear for children or bedding, kindly leave it at Mrs. Cecil Hill's, Mrs. Fred Dayes, group leader, pre- sided for the programme--Mrs. Roy Taylor read a letter from Rev. Sam Coles, an 'African. Mrs. Cecil Hill gave the chapter of the Study Book-- Old Patterns and New Africa Disturb ed. Mrs, Ralph Larmer read a letter from Dr. L. Gilchrist, Africa. Rev. Romeril conducted the worship period, stressing Love, Goodness for the sake of Goodness, and after a hymn and prayer, installed the officers. Lunch -| was served by the group and a social half hour spent. ' O.N.O.. are again conducting the Mothers' March of Dimes and expect to call on all before Feb. 1st. If any one is away when they call or roads are so the girls cannot get to your home would you kindly contact Mrs. J. Ballingall, The girls are hoping to be received as warmly as usual. The 0.N.O. met at the home of Nor- een Malcolm Thursday night with 22 members present. Last year's presi- dent and secretary completed the years business. Almost $185.00 was realized from the New Year's Eve dance. Nominating committee pre- sented the following slate of officers: president, Elaine Bailey; 1st Vice- President, Jessie Gunter; 2nd V. Pres., Gwen. Ballingal; - Sec., Wilma Van- Camp; treas,, Gladys Trewin; Fruit, Elanie Romeril; Flowers, Edith Mtc- Laughlin; Scrap Book, Eleanor Werry. The new officers now took over. It was decided to give $26.00 to T.B. As- sociation. Plans were made for the anniversary dance in March. Club accepted an invitation to cater to the High .School "At Home" April 29th. Gwen Ballingal gave the lists of homes to the different girls for the March Of Dimes canvass, Euchre was then played followed by a delicious buffet luncheon, Next meeting to be held at Aileen McLaughlin's. Glad to report Mrs. Ed Darcy and Mr. Bart Van Ryswyk able to be home from hospital, Mrs. Geo. Saunders and sons Len. and Donald and mother Mrs. Brown have moved to their new home in Caesarea. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy and family in Bowmanvillle on Sunday. Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin, of Burketon, is spending a while with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and family. Sunday she visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and familq, Haydon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard VanCamp and Louise visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mor- row, Hilton, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abbott, Ottawa visited Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Smith on 'Wednesday, enroute to Oshawa, to at- tend a nephew's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith spent Tuesday in Lindsay and Thursday they attended the funeral of Mr, Ronald Abbott, Oshawa. . _- Mr, Bob Smith, Mimico, spent Satur- day with Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Smith and Oliver, ; . 3 - P. P. Public Library The Annual Meeting of the Port Perry Memorial Library Board took place in the Community Room, Jan. 11th at 7 p.m. Various reports were presented, The treasurer showed a > Applications for Building and Sanitary Inspector for Village ~~ Port Perry Applications will bony ceived by Council, for Building inspector and Sanitary-Inspector for the Village of Port erry. A ~ g All applications to be in the hands of the Clerk, by Friday, January 29th, 1960, at 5 p.m. _ Particulars of duties may be obtained at the Port Perry Municipal Office. ty Jan. 19/60 JOHN F, RAINES, Clerk splendid financial position. The lib- rarian's report on Circulation, and baranitans desk receipts was very encouraging 5 showing a good increase in Member: ship and books borrowed, especially |% The | 8 total circulation in 'all classes was |} 12,490 an increase of 2,688 books bor- 4 780 | ¥ Magazines' were circulated in addi- | 6,445 | Books were taken olt by boys and | & girls, an increase of 1,720 over last | & It was decided more space was |g needed in the juvenile section so the | 3 furniture has been re-arranged to i in boys and girls department. rowed over the previous year, tion to the books borrowed. year. give added space, > ments from our readers. Mrs, A. MacFarlane after serving |% several years on the library board as | member and Chairman announced her | §& resignation which was accepted, with | sgscscecececsc sincere regrets. The Village Council |. AR ATT TE SN a ", be 3 0! hy . Is "And Dog Controller VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY Sealed tenders, separately or jointly, for the contract of Garbage Collector & Dog Control for the period of Feb. 1-60 to January 31, 1962, will be received by Council. Contractor must have proper equipment, preferably a dump truck. Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk by Friday, January The recently installed fluoresent a 22,1960, at 5 p.m. lighting brought many favorable com- | 3% Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Jan. 21, '60 JOHN F, RAINES, Clerk. appointed Mrs. Storey Beare to the library board which now consists of Mrs. S. Bruton, Mrs, A. Dowson, sec'y, Mrs. S. Beare, Mr. R. J. Harper, Mr. J. Jefford and Mr. J. C, Whitby, Chair- man, Mrs. Ingram is the Librarian and Mrs. Clarke her assistant, The library board decided they would like to show in some way their appreciation of the many years of service which Mr. H. G. Hutcheson had given as Treasurer and have pur- chased The World Book Encyclopedia as a memorial to him. This is a very fine 1960 edition. There also is an up to date Encyclopedia Britannica and a New Comprehensive Oxford dictionary in the reference section. OUR BREAD AND PASTRY ARE MADE FOR THE | PEOPLE WHO WANT THE BEST -- LET US SERVE YOU! WEEK-END SPECIALS "Honey Cream Layer Cake" "Chocolate Iced Doughnuts" : GERROW'S BAKERY Phone YUkon 65-2172 win G. M. GERROW Mr. Buckland presented to the lib- rary. a framed copy of the Magna Carta which- he brought from Salis- 5 bury, England. New books which have been added ; to our collection are now available for | ¥ circulation. Fiction The Queen's Grace--Westcott The Breaking Point--Du Maurier All Day Long--Spring The Best of Gregory Clark--Clark Exodus--Wris . Hawaii--Michener Jatretts Jade--Yerley Your Sins and Mine--Coldwell Lorena--Slaughter The Final Diagnosis--Hailey The Darkness and the Dawn--Costain i The High Roof--Packer Mamas Way--Bjorn Blaze of Sunlight--Baldwin Doctor of Sunlight--Gordon The Town House--Lofts General A Painters Country~--Jackson 20 Centuries of Great European Paintings. Naked to Mine Enemies--Ferguson The Small Woman--Burgess In Darkest Domestico--Nicol Stephen Leacock--Carry In Canadian Skies--Ellis Colourful Canada--Wells FARMERS! SAVE MONEY! Order your Spring Fertilizer NOW. Call your Agrico Dealer Heywood Short - Seagrave Ontario Pine Grove Cemetery Co. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PLOT OWNERS WILL BE HELD IN THE PORT PERRY LIBRARY at 2.00 p.m. Saturday, January 30th LORNE THOMPSON, President N. W. 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