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is ane ib ny jo 55 Ie 2 S17 SALE 2 2 Pd Sn | oy De Pe AS Net dU aC AY 1 RY od AAT WSR ESR ET AE : X LR Ri) ES 3 5 Prince Albert Last Sunday the weather proved most favourable for the special anniversary service at 2 o'clock. Mr. W. Vance and Mr. L. Beacock extended a welcome as the friends entered the sanc- tuary which was decorated with LL colorful floral arrangements. It was a privilege to have Miss W. Bridges from the Co- lumbus charge present a worth- while message. Guest artist Mr. F. Densham rendered two pleasing solos. The twenty- member choir exercised their voices in fine style with the able assistance of Mr. D. Milne. Those present were favoured by another musical note when the following foursome, Mrs. A. Rice at the piano, Mrs. G. Hun- ter at the organ, Miss K. Rice and Mr. B. Snelgrove each with violin renderd a couple of mu- sical numbers which were high- | ly enjoyed. Offering gathered! by Messrs. Chas. Willes & Don | Beacock. Again in the evening a size- able group assembled in the church for an mal get-to-gether. Our own pastor Rev. A. Rice voiced a! warm welcome to all as he act. ed as chairman throughout the hour. This friendly fellowship : commenced with a short session | of singing old familiar hymns, followed by an interesting col- | oured picture "The Visitor". We | were pleased to hear repeated selections from the afternoon service provided by the musical quartette. Mr. Rice closed this portion of the evening, after which many retired to the gasement for a cup of tea and lunch. We were also glad to have Mr. and Mrs. H. Toombs present and assist with the film. | | The members of our church roll appreciate the folk who at- tended our serviges from neigh- bouring localities. We are also happy to see some of our local friends back with us again. The following guests attended the church service and visited Cedar Creek News At the Cedar Creek Polling tation, which was held in Ernie Willerton's house, Mrs. Ethel Whittikar was D.R.O.,, Mrs. Margaret Boynton was Poll Clerk, Mrs. Margaret Holtby, John Greenwood and George Kilpatrick were the scrutineers. 172 names were on the voters list. Results were: Oliver Hod- ges 27; Pames Edward Rundle 4; Michael Starr 61; Claude Vi- pond 38. Six voted at the ad- vance poll. There were no spoiled ballots. Sam Parm has sold his house on the Oshawa Road and is moving to near Churchill in the Barrie area on Friday. Lorne Martyn has bought a house at Utica and is moving this week. Miss Arrianne den Boer who is attending Calvin College at Grand Rapids, Michigan, was at her home for the week-end. George Kilpatrick visited his cousins the Misses Clara, Edith and Laura Brown in Toronto last Wednesday. Master Larry Larocque cele- brated his fourth birthday last Saturday. His aunt, Mary Faulkenham and cousin, Donna Chandler, of Oshawa spent the day with him. oat Oy ' "Ja en | LA Hak » Pod) | 33 Lad * Sot a A) Vad Ah | ' A ES TA FR A NY LA SY Brats £7, Sl FILE A RA OF iA La WA 4 a TE EE vi Sa ¥ J FAH Bd SEAT ARETE H x . . SHelpalii te x rrr =r and Mr. and Mrs. Hoggard and family of Oshawa. Sunday company at the Vick ery and Beacock home included Misses KE. and A. Dodd, and Betty Dodd of Port Perry, Miss 'M. Rodd of Greenbank and Mrs. E. McKerihan., News here and there: With Mr. and Mrs. B., Snel- grove were Mr. and Mrs. L. Taylor and Jean, Greenbank; PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Nov. 11th, 1965-15 A. Martyn & family were Miss | Butson. Joan Goslin, Lindsay and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. & Mrs. H. Locke, Bowmanville. Campbellford on Lean also attended our service aunt. IT'S SO EASY! This week you simply As we are nearing Christmas, this gives the IGA Gift Catalogue -- or for Eaton IMPORTANT--For easy counting at the doubled, for example; if your cash registe $18.00 in Bonus Tapes FREE! gister tape -- complete dollars only will be doubled. Double Tape days is just another reason why we say you always get a little more than you expect at IGA. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF DOUBLE TAPE DAYS TO get DOUBLE the amount of your cash re- you additional tapes to use for items from : Merchandise Certifiates. = checkouts only complete----dollars will be r tape totals $18.64 you receive an additional CHOICE CLAIM GIFTS FASTER. 20-o0z. IGA PEAS 349 YORK SAVE 18¢ PEANUT BUTTER *79¢ GRANULATED SAVE 14c 19 WHITE SUGAR IGA er COFFEE = 79: COFFEE Te 19 GRADE "A" ROASTING or FRYING CHICKENS +; 35 "IN A BASKET" CHICKEN 'senst. sacs, orc 1b. 3c FRESH CUT CHICKEN ROYAL GUEST RINDLESS LEGS and BREAST bsp BC SIDE BACON bs b. BO TABLE RITE SLICED -- 4 Varieftes Cooked MEATS «vo «21° SAVE 6c GOLDEN RIPE CHIQUITA BANANAS 2-25 NEW CROP SWEET and JUICY -- Large Stze PRODUCE U.S. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE IMPORTED PRODUCE U.S. -- CANADA NO.I GRADE LONG CUCUMBERS c=: 3-29: SLICERS VALENCIA ORANGES oo: 49¢ CELLO SPINACH =... 2 39 GREEN ONIONS ~~ 3 vo: 25¢ FROZEN -- 5 VARIETIES Shopsy's Dinners 3-1. MACAINS FROZEN French Fries »e roves 49c HEINZ STRAINED -- SAVE 13c Baby Foods si 9 st, ALL PURPOSE -- SAVE 10e 5-Ib. bay Robin Hood Flour 49° OVEN FRESH Whole or Cracked Wheat IGA BREAD 2. 39c ROYAL GOLD -- Assorted Flavours "ICE CREAM h cal 4 GC (g) Prices Effective Nov. 10 - 11 - 12 - 13 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES a a EEL ME A A A a a a a a ae MIDI STRETCHTOP NYLONS roi see D1 77 Company with Mr. and Mrs. | while guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Doupe in Monday "at- Pastors R. Batten and I. 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