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8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 11th, 1961 for Honeydale W. 1. | (continued from front page) terested in attending are asked to] contact Mrs. E. Bryant phone (YU. b-1114). Achievement Day the Brooklin Fair entry, at the next regular meeting, June 1st. | support. for the Junior | | Homemaking Clubs for Ontario South F. Warren called on Mrs, { will be held in Port Perry High School Final arrangements will be made | this coming Saturday, May 13th. Plan to attend, the Leaders need your The business session concluded, Mrs. Milt How- sam, who spoke on the Motto -- "No BEST BUY -- SAVE 13¢ Aylmer Choice - 15 oz. Tin HALVES I PEACHES FEATURE -- SAVE 385¢ Aylmer -- 10 oz. Tin TOMATO SOUP 10 ror $1.00 BEST BUY -- SAVE 4c Aylmer -- 11 oz. Bottle TOMATO CATSUP ; ee a fe PA I a 2-35 FEATURE -- SAVE 6c Aylmer Fancy -- 48 oz. Tin TOMATO JUICE 27c FEATURE. -- SAVE 4c Aylmer Chol¢e -- 15 oz. Tin i BEST BUY -- SAVE 10¢ | Aylmer Fancy -- 15 oz. Tin CREAM CORN - - . 3-49 PEAS and CARROTS 2 vor 35¢ FEATURE -- SAVE 7c Aylmer -- 15 oz, Tin CHOICE PEAS FEATURE -- SAVE 10c Aylmer Boston -- 20 oz, Tin BROWN BEANS . . 9-89 4 ror §9¢ BEST BUY -- SAVE 8c Miracle Whip -- 32 oz. Jar The Best Known Brand in Canada SWIFT'S PREMIUM -- GRADE A -- 4 BUTTERBALL Lean Meat Side Spareribs * 49c Broil or Barbecue Lb. 69c MOTHER'S DAY FEATURE ITURKEYS 45 Peamealed - Sliced or by the Piece BACK BACON - + 6%¢ .Swift's Premium, Skinless, Brookfield SAUSAGE "4g BEST BUY -- SAVE 12¢ ; St. Lawrence -- 6c Off Pack -. 25 oz. tin CORN OIL - -- - 49 FEATURE -- SAVE 4c -- 7 oz. Tin Hereford CORNED BEEF 3c DOG FOOD - BEST BUY -- SAVE 26¢ Tops -- 15 oz. Tin FEATURE - SAVE 10c - 1 1b. Pack. Reg Salad Dressing 65¢ | 13 $1.00 | Colo MAREARINE 4 ror $1.09 FEATURE -- SAVE 3c -- Orange, Grape, Tropical Punch -- 6 oz. "Din REAL GOLD CONCENTRATE 4 ro Thc FEATURE -- SAVE 15¢ , Buy 83 -- Get 1 Bar for lc Sweetheart SOAP 4 vor 39¢ RICH, DELICIOUS -- 1% Gallon j ICE CREAM - - - 89¢c CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE No. 1 NEW POTATOES os Ge H Palm Garden No. 1 - 14 oz. cello tube | ToMATOES - Refreshing, Juicy, Florida GRAPEFRUIT 6 - 29 New Crop -- No. 1 Texas ONIONS 3 19¢ Crisp, Florida No. 1 - Poly Bag ~ [Celery Hearts 2. 45c FROZEN FOODS Birds Eye - 8 oz. size Beef - Chicken - Turkey FROZEN PIES - CASE OF 12 - 4 For 95¢ Only $2.79 FEATURE -- SAVE 17¢ Milk Chocolate Caramel Milk Chocolate Asst. Gray Dunn Biscuits 3 rue $1. § BAKERY. FEATURE -- SAVE 4c Sunbeam Raspherry JELLY ROLL 35¢ CREAMY SMOOTH Brown Bear -- Creamed -- 2 lb. Tin CRERMED HONEY - REMEMBER MOTHER'S DAY Colden Hour -- 1 1b. Box Assorted CHOCOLATES 03 | 1% | (WHILE Lv LAST) ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIR £& o Sturdy 1 tubing + Double seat and single back of woven saran _ 0 of id colours 4 69 I'e with $5.00 purchase o RED & WHITE "\PRICES EFFECTIVE AT THE LISTED RED & WHITE FOOD STORES d ONLY CHICKENS come 316, Ih, m 59% -- - Dowson' s Food 'Market Yul volry one climbed the ladder of success, with his hands in his pockets." The special featuid of the Program- me was the talk and demonstration on "Flowers", given by Mrs. Eleanor Woods, of Eleanors' Flower Shoppe, Much information was gleaned by members in connection with flower arranging, proper room temperature, care regarding watering and fertiliz- ing, method of cutting plants for starting new ones, ete, Eleanor was very generous with "her time, and spared no effort in making it an in- teresting and profitable demonstra- tion. ¢ Flowers or potted plants were won by Mrs. L. Honey, Mrs. A. Sandison, Mrs. F. Warren, Mrs, Pat Hill, Mrs. H. O'Neill and Mrs. S. Ploughman, After singing the Queen, a tasty lunch was served by the group in charge, and a social get-together en- joyed. Birthday Tea The W.I. entertained at a tea, at the home of Mrs. L. Patterson, Bige- low Street, April 27th, in honour of ier birthday. The members were most graciously welcomed at the door by the hostess. Mrs, Patterson was the recipient of many birthday cards, and sincere good wishes, After a short variety programme was pre- sented, a delicious "pot luck" lunch was served, consisting of sandwiches, cookies, birthday cake and tea. Scugog News On Wednesday evening, 19 ladies met at the home of Reta Reader for the Head W.A. We were pleased to have Mrs, Oliver Reader, Mrs, B. Mid- dleton and Mrs. John Pearce. The theme of the program was Mo- introduced- by the singing of "Faith} of Our Mothers". The roll call re- quired deep and sincere thought to suggest, "What keeps a family to- gether?" The answers varied but most popular thoughts were, plans of work and play together with love and consideration for all members. The Scripture from Colossians re- minded us of Paul's directions to the people of Colosse and people of all time concerning the family. Then Ruth Heayi followed this with a-read- ing entitled "Roadside Window" em- phasizing the importance of the home. Reta Reader presented an article on the origin of Mothet's Day. and recall- ed the love, Anna Jarvis of Philadel- phia had for her Mother when she was moved to establish a day to re- member and honour all Mothers. Fol- lowing her Mother's passing in 1905, Anna devoted years to this project. During her life 44 countries adopted her idea. However Anna became sor- rowful when she saw how the idea became commercialized and her Mo- ther"s favourite flower, the white cranation was used for profit. Reta Rodman concluded the pro- gram with-a poem, "Look Up & Talk to God". During the business period it was decided to give $26. toward the X-|§ Ray, $8 for United Church Bursary | ¥ fund and $8 for Quin-Mo-Lac Camp. Three committee members, Reader, Myrtle Manns, United Church Women. monthly supper. The evening ended with a light i lunch of fruit salads and cookies. Mr. and Mrs, J. Manns spent*a re- | & ther's Day and The Family. It was cent week-end in Buffalo, Reta] and Betty |§ Reader were appointed to represent |& the Head in gathering information & |& directions re the new organization of |g Owing "to | {4 the" Mother & Daughter -Banquet- on | & May 17th the Head will not have its |¥ plete recovery in the near future. On Sunday callers at the Rodman home inclyded Mr, John Reader and gons of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Wel- don of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs, Orval Ashton and children of Enniskillen, along with Mr, Ashton's Mother. Mrs. A. Fulford has returned from her visit t)» Jamaica and spent the week-end in Brampton. Mr. Fulford will follow in a few ddys. Mr. Frank. Dowson's birthday was honoured on Sat. night by a family party at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. Manns. The Head, young married couples enjoyed a euchre party Sat. night at the Gerrow home. We are sorry to report a prolonged illness for Stewart Rodman but at time of writing his condition is im- proving and we are hoping for a com- BARA NRRRRR RR RRRRRRRR RR RRR arr GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 14th "Smiles'n Chuckles Chocolates" "Gray Dunn Lilly Tin Biscuit" FRIDAY SPECIAL -- "Tulip Cake" Week-End Special "MOTHER'S DAY CAKE" (Fruit Salad decorated) GERROW'S BAKERY Phone YUkon 5-2172 G. M. GERROW yosve ves [sovsesssssssnores CAWKER BROS. Prime Rib Roast Beef ....".... 5" Kent Rindless Bacon RTieatebly Uy Home Made Sausage - . 3 Ibs. - $1.00 | FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY YUkon 5:2221 ] This new compaot oar has really | caught on--and in just a few short months! It's riding high in sales : roominess and ride! 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