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Vo: "RRA AN CANA CRY a RES Eh SCR RINE IARI FANART nA Sewn 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. SEPTEMBER 20th, 1962 . | attend classes. Hilltop Herald | This year ugain there are four Grade I nine classes. Grade ten has been in- The yellow buses are on the road | again. Yes, we are back to school. For some it is their last year, and will be one to remember. For others, just starting Grade nine, a whole new | adventure lies ahead. By now the Grade nines have be- come acquainted with our school routine. The enrolment this year is one to be proud of, as some 416 students' Value Check'd - Ideal Tender -- SHORT R18 . 80a. BEST BUY! - You Sa CORN "SYRUP 33. BEST BUY! - You Sa NIBLETS Brand CORN 5::89- You Save 5c! Heinz KETCHUP 245 - SHIRRIFF - With Magic Flavour Bud LUSHUS Jelly Powders pies 3 5c @4-on. Plastic Bottle BEST BUY! - BEST BUY! 'BEST BUY! - You Sa FLEECY LAUNDRY RinsE - You Save 8e! PUMPKI BEST BUY! Feature! - You Save Se! Heavy Duty 18-inch Reynolds WRAP 57¢ tyre! - Xou Save 8o! Clana! Fanoy Tomato Juice Feature! - You Save 9e¢! Kraft Dinners Tire! Sa Save 8c! OMO Detergent 76 FEATURE! - You Save 1 Swpreme Pure Black Pepper Feature! - You Save 230! Supreme - 5 Varleties Fancy Biscuit Best Buy! -- You Savg/8¢! For Pastry Monarch FLO Ney y No. 1 Save Twice with Trim and Price Rib Steaks b.89¢ Fresh Sliced - Always Tender PORK LIVER Specially Selected - Extra Lean - You Save 4c! GREEN CABBAGE Y Large Heads 19¢ .s creased to four, while Grades eleven and twelve have two and three classes respectively. Grade thirteen has 28 pupils. Our teaching staff has heen in- creased to twenty teachers, of whom | five are new. The whole stadont body would like to welcome the new staff members, and hope they enjoy Port las much as we do. Miss Jane Bell; Mr. The new teachers are: Moore, B.A.; Mr. James + TENDER . , , JUNKY... RELIGIOUS for the barbecue VALUE CHECK'D You Save Twice with Trim and Price For Hamburgs Ib. 29¢ Extra Lean -- GROUND BEEF CHUCK Ib. adi ve 4c! - BEE HIVE GOLDEN ve 9c! - GREEN GIANT - FRESH PACK ve 1le! - Special Se Off Twin Pack LIBBY'S FANOY QUALITY ED:2WHIT "RED or BLUE BRAND" Spodially Selected Robert Pearson; Mr. James Mussel- man, BHP.E.; Mr. Wayland Drew, B.A. This year for the first time we have a vice-principal, Mr. Litt. Another one of our teachers, whom we all know quite well has been busy this summer. Mr. Jefford received his B.Sc. degree from The University of Buffalo, The Grade nine reception party was on Wednesday in the last two periods. This party is aimed at getting the Grade nines to take part in activities and clubs, and to get acquainted with 50. or Meat Loaves Ib. 59c¢ 2-1b. Tin 14-0z. Pins 11-0z. Bottles 7 ins Dulle 28-Foot Roll Birds By 48-0n. Pius 3for 79¢ | > FROZEN F : PEAS OOD FEATURMO 5s] 18-08. Phge. 3pkgs.35¢ Giant Package So! 21 /59. MEGANTIC ROOM SALE! lean Sweep 5 79c¢ Velvet Tip ¢2.$1.29 CLOTHES PINS 29. Baked Fresh Jello Packages for 89c¢ 7-1b. Bag UR 63c Maple Guest CAKE Regular 300 each Weston or Sunbeam 35. Yi 10 Jeuo w Grade McIN OSH 3 Nylons for $1.00 with | A 2 pkgs. 89¢| Conpoi in New | Regular Aunt Mary's 'SLICED BREAD Sunspun ICE CREAM Red & White TEA BAGS Reg. 93¢! - Bottle of 100 Reg. 1c Tube! OZONOL OINTMENT 6c Reg. 80¢! - Economy Size Discount Price ZB.T, BABY POWDER 79c BAYER ASPIRINS 84-02. Loaf 20c Pint 25¢ Pkg. of 60 65¢c Discount Price 69c- Discount Price IY ops Brand 6 inch satin binding On Sale This In colourful Week! individual -- Ww 1 5 Sifong ro. PEPPER SQUASH 2 for 19¢ Crisp, Juicy - Fancy Grade - 6-qt, Basket BLAN KET APPLES Se { one another. The Track and Field now is in full swing. The Grade nines are even better than some of the Grade twelves, although the Grade twelves hate to admit it. The inter-school Track and Field meet to be Sept. 27. This means that our Track and Field meet will be on Sept. 20th. There were a number of stiff-jointed people in school these passsed two weeks, but don't worry we'll be in shape by Sept. 27th. The boys have started Football prac- tice, so let's give them all a cheer and wish them a successful year. Not only to the football players but to the whole school, good luck and a successful year. Tear your heart out ' for your school and you'll find it most rewarding. Letter fo the Editor September 12th, 1962 The Editor, Port Perry Star, | Port Perry, Ontario. Dear Sir; Might I ask your assistance through publication of this letter? I am work- ing on a project designed to collect together information on the early ar- tists of Canada before the memory of them has been completely lost. I have a note that J. B. Faint of Port Perry was winning prizes for his paintings at the Provincial Exhibition of 1866. Do any of your readers know anything about him, or about other early artists or sculptors who were working in the Port Perry area? Any leads which could be given to me would be much appreciated. I might add that information about those Canadian artists and sculptors who were born before 1867 is to be| incorporated into a dictionary which is to be published. I hope that it will be a record of one phase of our-cult- ural past, and include people from: all parts of the Dominion who have played a role in our artistic back- ground. Yours sincerely, J. Russell Harper, Curator of Canadian Art. The National Gallery of Canada Ottawa Greenbank The S. S. Rally will be held next|- Sunday following the Church service. Everyone welcome. - The local W.I. sponsored a bus trip to Collingwood last Wednesday. On board were thirty-four ladies and twol- brave gentlemen. The weather was ideal and everybody Shjeved the grand outing, Mrs, Cons McMillan Yt gone to Newmarket after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs, H. McMillan, Two funerals, those of Mrs. Jeff Whitter and Mr. Ed. Wildman took place at Bethel Cemetery last Satur- day and on Monday, Mrs. F. O'Neill of Oakwood was laid to rest. The sympathy of Greenbank friends is ex~ tended to the bereaved. Recent visitors at church were Mrs, Nellie Wallace of Toronto, and Mrs.' Gordon Mc Donald of Port Perry, also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beals, (nee Mary Bartley) of Largo, Florida. Accidents will happen and some of our young fry are realizing the truth of that one. Murray Empringham has a broken collar bone, Keith Jarvis injured his finger in the hay baler and Roger Blair had his knee cut when he fell on a sharp stone. Mrs, Julseth of Saskatoon was the ' guest of Mra. Pearl Phoenix for a few days last week. Mrs, Julseth was Miss Bert, Ward before her marriage and lived in this community until she went Prince Albert (Too late for last week) Once again the pupils and staff are back to their daily school routine, The following number of students en- rolled in local school 212. Twenty-five above last year. The staff line-up includes: Grade 1-2--Mrs. G Taylor Grade 2-8--Mrs A. Beckman Grade 4-6--Mr, D. Ockenden Grade 6-7--Mrs. A. Dobson Grade 7--Mr. D. Jobb Grade 8-- Mrs, E. Martyn assisted by the principal, Mr, T. H, Becker. Music Supervisor-- Mrs. F, Sandison Religious Instructor--Rev. C. Nelson Caretaker--Mrs. O. Brown Bus Service--Mr. 0. Doyle. During the summer a much-needed portable class room has been erected and is in use. Campus enlarged and enclosed with a satisfactory fence. Plus the addition of sport facilities, Sunday School started at 11 o'clock last Sunday with attendance of 68. Supt., Mr. 'E. Martyn hoped everyone enjoyed a happy holiday and read a fitting article--"Fun and Delight". Birthday greetngs to Allen Blain who deposited his pennies and received his pin. Mr. Frank Gibson and Mr. Bruce Martyn gathered the Church offer- ing on Sunday. Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Huston and Joan entertained in their Distributed from: BOSTON LOS ANGELES LONDON CHICAGO THI HN EYNERY NE IDAYED MONITOR AM INTERNATION AL SENIS BSA NI £1 Interesting Accurate Complete -Internationel News Coverage. 'The Christian Sclence Monitor One Norway St, Boston 15, Maes, Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed tind my check or money order. [J } year $22. 0 6 months $11 [J 3 months $5.50 PB-16 Pras < West fifty years ago. A Euchre Party sponsored by the home for the fifth annual party. All enjoyed sumptuous repast of casser- oles, delicious pies, and barbecued chicken ably prepared by the host Mr, L. Huston. Out of town guests were her father, Mr. F. Wickett, Mr. F. W. Wickett, Mr J J. Wickett, Miss K. Wickett, and Miss Lois Wiskett, all of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. L A. Wickett of Downsview. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Carroll of Scarboro. Mr. and Mrs, R. W. Byers of Lakeview. Mr, and Mrs. Salvin of Dunsford. Misses Lois and Mello Wickett of Lakefield. All agreed a happy gathering and looking for- ward to next years round-up. Belated birthday greetings to Miss Annie Shunk who was 89 on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doupe in Tor- onto last Sunday calling on their daughter Mrs, B. Raines, also Mr, T. Raines for whom we wish a speedy recovery while in hospital. Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacocks were Mr, end Mrs. B. Wanamaker and Bill of Seagrave also Mr. and Mrs. Lyall Lowery of Orono. Mr, and Mrs. E, Oyler were guests at the Doupe-Decker wedding in Fair- mount, West Virginia, U.S.A. Word has been received of the pas. sing of Mrs, King of Grimsby. The deceased the former Miss May Sonley lived in our village, educated and later taught school. No doubt there are folk who can recall the other So sisters as well as. Mrs. King. Ask Us First... Catalogues Posters MICR Cheques "Continuous Business Forms Engraved Wedding Stationery ® And More. PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD. Phone 985-2331 THEATRE -- UXBRIDGE THURS., FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 21, 22 DOUBLE BILL "3 Stooges Meet Hercules" THREE STOOGES and VICK TRICKETT "THE HELLIANS" RICHARD TODD and ANNE AUBREY Cartoon NOTE OUR POLICY News ONLY ONE SHOW EVERY THURSDAY and SATURDAY Doors Open at 7.30-p.m. TWO SHOWS EVERY FRIDAY at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m, Sharp : Doors Open at 6.30 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2 p.m. -- Doors Open 1.30 "Theatre Closed Monday, 'Tuesday and Wednesday Mothers' Group of the Oshawa and| ~~ District Diabetic Association will be held in the Community Hall on Wed- nesday, September 26th, at 8:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. Three of our senior citizens have been patients in Uxbridge Hospital during the past week. Mr, John Michie was able to return home on Sunday and Mrs. Alice Phoenix and Mr, W. St. John are hoping to be home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson of Hamil- ton visited relatives here over the week-end. Mrs. Geo. Till, Mr, and Ms, Ernest Till, Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Till and Mr, and Mrs. John Cook attended the Smith-Horner wedding in Orillia last Saturday. Bofors you buy anything else, come and ses this revolutionary new oil furnece, It's smaller It's quieter ~it's more ~ It COSTS LESS, . i 986-2491 Sept. 27/62 PORT PERRY THE TWO BEST HEATING SYSTEMS KNOWN TO MAN "Nobody questions nature's heating systems--and when it comes to home heating notifing is quite as ing feeling that you very best and most A PRENTICE ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST Phone 985-2572 -~ every best and most ..