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¥ 15 Soot fard rw 1) neadal ane EE Tat LH SEE a } ER OHI TNL) : dhe STAT x Fade Lo te he AE adit RE abdeny FRAT Aran SH ta 2 3 @ 3 xX » - - 2 - » Pn V . ie ' -- " SS ' > "4 - gh A 60 TR als. Unfortunately however our y 3 Hilltop Herald juniors failed to win their com- il petition. Our magazine campaign has go 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1966 RY, Lanai I ll IN AND OUT OF Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson and | Hi $ (Continued) Mr. and Mrs. George Horne 3 TOWN In last week's issue a picture of two little girls concerning the Rummage Sale held by the skating club was published, but the photographer did not get their names. The girl on the right was Wendy Willis, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wil- lis, Simcoe St., Port Perry, the second girl is still unknown. * ® *% : Mrs. Leonard Leahy accom- panied by her nephew Mr, Mel- vin Dewey, Toronto are spend- ing three weeks in Saskatoon, Sask., with her brother Mr. Joe Dewey and Mrs. Dewey. Mr, Church Services CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose Minister SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th -- TRINITY XXI. 9:45 a.m.-- Morning Prayer. Church School 7:00 p.m,-- Evensong and Gold Cord Service. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2nd -- 10:00 a.m.--Holy Communion. ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th -- TRINITY XXI. 11:15 a.m. -- Morning Prayer. family attended the wedding of their son George in Peterbor- ough on Saturday. Mrs, Hainsworth of Victolli B.C visiting her daughter Mrs. Ambrose Watson, Mrs. Donna Brockman of Oshawa visiting the Sutecliff's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer were supper guests with Mr. & Ms. Robt. Slack on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Mitchell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. "Joe Ward of Whitby, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chet Geer on Thursday evening. visited on Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Russell Vale of Solina. Mrs. Roy Hart visited Mr, & Mrs. Frank Kendall on Monday. ~ Mrs. Doreen Kendall held a shower for Miss Tiea Zoet who was married on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vale of Claremont visited , with the Stories. Mrs. Lue Mitchell spent Fri. day in Oshawa. Mrs, Merna Webster and friend. of Aurora visited with: Mr, and Mrs. Chet Geer on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hodgson, Oshawa on Sunday. Fyiday the 28th of October at the fairgrounds. Things look fairly bright for Port with a 13 point lead. Our senior team was inactive on Friday, It had been de- cided during the week to discon- tinue the senior team due to a lack of players. However, en- couragement from the coaches convinced the team to stay to- gethep and play Pickering Col- lege.in a play-off series. The girls volleyball teams competed in the district. volley- ball tournament held in Ux- bridge. The seniors won their series two out of three games® and go on to the Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic fin- as their come and gone during the past week. It began on Wednesday, October 12th with thd tradi- tional opening assembly, The first highlight of the campaign was on Wednesday 19th when the top class at that time re- ceived as many chocolate bars home room teacher's weight. Mr. Law representing 11B tipped the scales at an a- mazing 192 lbs. to the surprise of all those looking on. Friday saw the close of the campaign with our objective exceeded by a considerable 'amount. This year's campaign is considered by all to be an overwhelming success, --Timothy Brunton & Mrs. Dewey celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary last PORT PERRY ' ~ Saturday. Mrs. Leahy js also UNITED CHURCH Conductor 5 visiting relatives in Regina, Rev. Alec G. Rice, B.A Special ! Young and Kindersley. Minister Aylmer Tomato » * * * -CATSUP SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th -- 10:00 a.m.-- Sunday School 11:00 am,--Morning Worship. Members of the Handicraft Guild enjoyed a day at Vine- land: Rug-Studios~on Thursday | of last week. Those attending were Mrs. L. Patterson, Mrs. S. Naples, Mrs. G. MacDonald, Mrs. A. Martyn, Mrs. L. Hut- ton and Miss M. Williams. * * * 7 Ad I i ii il | i 0 ill | i La ) SAVE. 16c! 11-0z. Bottles F > $1 op : i FRESH | "*% %! -- ina pack 32.02. aux "mums ams vores | Mel ARENS D IL 39: _SEASON'S BEST BURLINGTON 2 4 CELERY FEATURE! -- CHOICE HAND PACKED 28-0z. Tin : PRINCE ALBERT -- 9:45 a.m.-- Morning Worship. 11:00 a.m.-- Sunday School, Ltr I eae if AED Pepe [| Pq! - al, NEW PACK CANNED FOODS ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A. Minister SUNDAY, OCTOBER. 30th -- _ 10:00 a.m.-- Morning Worship. 11:00 a.m. -- Sunday School. Mrs. Patterson gave a dem- onstration in rug hooking at Balsam U.C.:W..ldst week, to a "keenly interested group of la- dies, visitors from other places were also: present. Mrs. Pat- terson has two students from |- Balsam taking lessons. At the close of the evening she was presented with a lovely cushion for her efforts. * * * PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH (Queen and Rosa Sts.) 1. C. Bowie, Pastor SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th -- 9:45 a.m.--Family Bible School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evening Service Youngsters wanting to play hockey this winter will have another chance to register on Saturday, Oct. 29th. Registration takes place be- tween 10 and 12 a.m. in the Arena, and the fee is $10.00 for the season. No. 1 Large Stalks 2: 45: TOMATOES 29: SID on liliny ws Nancy Halloween " : TRAINMAN'S SPECIAL! -- SAVE I7c! -- MITCHELL'S 48.0. Tins i ) 10-0z. 3 oF AP P LE J U ICE 3 for $1 " SPINACH 2 bags 3%¢ | TRAINMAN'S SPECIAL! -- SAVE llc! -- YORK 15.0z Tins J Rl chs" Inited Church of Cana Namo Briton C506 Feo HAG CARROTS FANCY PEAS : 4 for 79: SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE Rev. George Teskey SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th -- 3-1b. Poly Bag 17¢ SAVE 1lc!--Lee' Ss Choice Crushed or - Tidbit 20. oz Tins Conductor's 'Best Buy! -- Save 12¢! 9:00 am.-- PROSPECT LIPTON : } Specials ! Chicken Noodle 2 Packs COMING EVENTS a boa PINEAPPLE 4 for 89¢ ing Giant Fancy Soup 3 for 69c DANCE 4 En a FE i Ingraham Watch Mail-in Offer! Catholic. Men's League Dance, PENTECOSTAL GHURCH SAVE 10c! -- Gold Seal Fancy Tall Tin Cream Cor n Fi 16c!--Bathroom Royale p Legion Hall, Port Perry, SAT, il " k § Save 8c! -- 15-0z. Tins TISSUE 6 for 89c¢ h Rev. R. Batten - Rev. I. MacLea NOVEMBER 12th, 1966, time| : id F Feature! Si erhe 9 to 12 pm. Music by the 18 a.m.--Sunday School 5 0 QD: 6 Varieties : : ; 11 a.m.--Morning Worship SAVE 7c! -- Van Camp, -- With Pork ~~ 20-Oz. Tins FR Blue Diamonds, in aid of the 7 pam--Evangelistic Service ' Heinz Fancy BISCUITS 3 for 89 building fund. $3.00 per couple. all 2 : Save 21c! -- Red & Whi For tickets contact Bill Harper| Wed. 8 p.m--Prayer Meeting | Bans 4 for 99¢ TOMATO HR te 985-7591, Leo Taylor 985-7410. : ni TRAINMAN'S SPECIAL!--SAVE 1lc! 4%-Oz Jars {§ Save 13c!--48.0z Tins | POWDERS 1 1 for $18 id Save 9c! -- Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Meat or Mushroom 15%£-0z. Check The Label | | HEINZ Strained FOODS 8 for 99¢ | 26 69¢ RED CROSS ii . 2 Fowl Seid an) SAUCES 2 for 59c n our aper SAVE 7c! -- Libby's Fancy 15-0z. Tins er or 1YaARs ale FRESH. FROZEN FOODS t: WITH YOUR HELP eature! -- Birds i FRUIT COCKTAIL 2for 55¢ | JAM | iemeame, me | - SAVE 9c! -- EVAPORATED Tall Tins Rid cod AWAKE J for 15¢ : > Save 8c! -- 24.0z. Jar RED & WHITE MILK. 5 for 79¢ a7: : SPECIALS FROM OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT ! LU : REG. ! -- SUPREME ( STOCK UP ON 24¢c VALUE 24-0z. Loaves : 29¢c S REG. 430! -- ICED CINNAMON Aunt Mary's Bread 5 for $1 Donuts 2 doz. 49¢ | Buns 12 fo pk. 39¢ Specially Selected--Value Check'd--Red or 'Blue Brand STEAKS Ib. 89] Tender, Juicy, Well-Trimmed -- (You save twice with trim-and price) Feature!-Birds Eye 12-0z. Pkgs. PEAS 3 for 69¢ Weston or Sunbeam ; oo ATTENTION FARMERS SA VE ... WHY PAY MORE on Premium Quality GASOLINE - DIESEL & MOTOR ons FARM TANKS AVAILABLE. MAJOR PRIZES '-- RED & WHITE SWEEPSTAKES Phileo Colour Television L. Morris, Chippawa; Richardson, St. Mary's; Philco Stereo Sets Mrs. N. Wilson, Mount Albert; Mrs. Beatrice Nowiokd, Onaping ; Velma Barie, Windsor; Mrs, E. Sternall, Walker- ton; Herman 5 Pierre, Belle River ; Mrs. Frank 'Wright, ih A. Aubin, Val-Rita; J. A. . R. J. Cutting, Grimsb Ye Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District CALL COLLECT D X O | L Oshawa i Mrs 3 i Boston, Sault, Sheila, Mrs. 5 is : chioni, Beamsville; L. Gosselin, Deep ver; rs. G68 3341 Johnson, Whitney. Boneless Rolled RUMP ROASTS Ib. 95¢ -- ' - { y U » - Plies % cord Tloyers Jor, Port furwell: Mrs. J. Schmidt, Schneiders Famous "Red Hots" [| Schnelders Famous "Pare Pork" ¥ Mildyidy | Mrs. Ww. ¥. Cpnningham, Balas Mrs, Cr, Shannon, Mild Seasoned -- Skinless Country Style -- 1-l1b, Platter Pack to ohn S. eston ; John Evans, Oil 8 H PETTITT LLL LEU ELL ELL LLL ELLE LL Philias Duguay, Thurso, Que. Mrs. V , McPherson, Corn: WIENERS ; 1b. 59¢ § SAUSAGE id 1b. 63¢c y 4 wa rs rospero, Toronto; Mrs e, Collingw H ; 57 | Do - J. W. Davidson, Clarkson,' : Schneiders Mix & Match ~~ 6-Oz. V.P. || Schneiders Pure Pork Sausage 16-Oz. ; Ontario County Cream Producers LEE LUNCH MEATS 2 for 49c MEAT ROLLS 9c. Gruen Watch A. Houle, Coniston; H. Uhrig, West Hill; Clarence Cormier, FREEZER FILLER SPECIALS } T | Corunna; Mrs. M. "Munro, Etobicoke. : : ANNUAL MEE ING Plus 350 Steam Irons, Electric Hand Mixers, Electric Toasters, GROUND BEEF :.......... 5 Ibs. $2.49 MEATY PORK HOCES ..... 3 Ibs. 99¢ YA ! . | Electric Fry Pans. GROUND BEEF .......... 10 Ibs. $4.89 @ RIB BOILING BEEF ..... 3 Ibs. $1.29 SPECIALS GUERNSEY GOLD MILK 3 qt. carton 66c. DOWSON'S MINCED SOCKEYE SALMON 1; 1b. tin 49c. 7) i tT EGGS A Medium 2 dozen ......... $129 3 FA SWIFTS EVERSWEET, BACON 1h. ....... 99c. ALL CREAM PRODUCERS WELCOME FREE PARKING FOR CUSTOMERS LUCKY DRAW PRIZES FREE LUNCH AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE. ; NEE EENEANANENA AEE : . The Annual Meeting of the Ontario County Cream Producers' Association will be held in-the Depart- of Agriculture Board Room, UXBRIDGE, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1966, at 8:00 p.m. GUEST SPEAKERS : Mr. Glen Cole and Mr. W. % D. Chipchase, Directors Provincial Cream Prod- a ucers' Marketing Board.