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16 - PORT PERRY STAR - --- Thursday, June 8th, 1967 Nestleton, Ont, May 20, 1967 Port Perry Star, Port Perry, Ont. Dear Mr. Editor. Thank you very much for the prize I received as first place winner in the Centennial Essay Contest sponsored by. your pa per. I enjoy expressing myself, but I don't usually do so unless challenged. Thank you for the challenge. With all respect, Bonnie Malcolm TOWN Mrs. Nettie Cooper, Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Heisie of Scarboro were recent visit- . ors with Mrs. Wesley Cawker. * * C3 "THE ROXY Theatre, Uxbridge will now be open every day, Monday to Saturday commenc- ing on June 12th. For infor- mation phone 852-6033. Mrs. Bill Harrison. * * * Maybelle Rebekah Lodge cele- brated their 19th Birthday last ~egyening-at-the-Oddfelows~Hal,] 125 members and visitors were present to see Welcome Lodge #383, Stoufville confer the degree on Mrs. Jean Graham, Port Perry. Lunch which also included a huge Birthday cake was enjoyed in the Banquet Hall at the closing of the meet- ing. *® * * Sisters Helen Redman, repre- sentative and Minnie' Diamond as Scholar were appointed to attend the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario at the Royal York Mon- .. day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. * * * Remember Saturday is Paper Day for the Scouts in Port Perry and surrounding districts. _.So_have your papers tied and out early. * x ® Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey after a plea- sant visit with her family in Ot- tawa returned last Saturday to greet Edna Gauld a well known Port Perry girl who is now Mrs. R. E. Sheridan and her family{-- Jane and Danny at Malton Air- port who flew from her home in Terrace British Columbia to spend a few days in Port Perry, -Oshawa and Toronto = visiting friends. They will also visit family and friends in Ottawa before returning home. | LETTER = EDITOR | May 19th, 1967 4334 St. Catherines Street Vancouver 10, British Columbia To the Editor of The Port Perry Paper Dear Sir: I have been wondering if it would be possible to have a short insertion in your Paper, concerning my visit in connec- tion with my mother's old home in your Village. I called on Mr. Raines at the Municipal Hall who so kindly called one of the old pioneers in your village, and through his directions, I was able to locate the old brick house on the old Peter Ander- son farm where mother was born. Many changes have tak- en place over the years, but it was quite a thrill to see moth- er"s old home, and fulfill her wish for me to visit it some- time. We would appreciate it very much if you would be kind enough to forward to the above paper, as I have two brothers and three sisters who are inter- ested in the Port Perry News. Enclosed is three dollars for same and if more is the cost we cepit of your notice. your part, after an absence of fifty-two years. Thanking you in advance for your kindness. Yours truly, Mrs. A. L."MacLachlan, 4334 St. Catherines St., Vancouver #10, B.C. Reach Consolidated No. 1 Prince Albert, Ontario, May 29, 1967 Dear Mr. P. Hvidsten: From the very interesting trip to your establishment, we learned a great deal that has helped and will help us with our studies. We realize that you are very busy and we were grateful that you managed to take time out from your busy schedule to conduct us around the Port Perry Star printing shop. While you took the time to show us through, you were explaining each phase in the process. We thought your address five "éopies of your [ 3 * * XA will forward it to you on re-| Miss Ma ie Muskett, Osh- ) : awa spent Sunday with Mr. and| 1 had a wonderful visit io : : : i : an ¥ , 4 : s . pg HEAL 4 ran ls nldavareatcasmib tba scneirbd havin i Euchre At Oddfellows Hall basement of the Hall is very cool and comfortable to enjoy an evening out. Saturday was a warm day an dit was a plea- sure playing cards. The base- ment of Hall is almost finished, and is a credit to Rebekah's and Oddfellows who are striving so hard to make funds to complete this new building. A bounteous lunch is served by different groups in charge and is put on by the Rebekahs, A very successful Euchre was held at the Oddfellow's Hall on Saturday evening, June 3rd at 8.30 p.m. These card games are held every other Saturday. We were pleased to see so many from other vicinities to 'enjoy this pleasant evening. Seven- teen tables 'were played. The Auction Sales Everyone welcome to these Euchres, just a small charge for two hours or more of enter- WED. (evening), JUNE 21 --Twilight Auction Sale of Piano & Stool, Furniture, Garden Tools, Antiques, the |tainment. Good prizes are giv- | property of CLARENCE |en often a raffle is held on COOK ESTATE, Myrtle Sta- something really worthwhile tion. Terms Cash. Sale at 5.00 o'clock~(Note the time). Roy Scott, G.| Wanamaker, Next Euchre at Oddfellows Hall Saturday, June 17th, 8.30 p.m, Clerks. Come and join us. i J SON Lucky winners as follows:-- June 8-15 Auctioneers (Tie) Ladies first Mrs. F. Woods, See The New UNDERWOOD AT THE PORT PERRY STAR Mrs. O. Lane (Mrs. Woods first, Mrs. O. Lane second. Consola- tion Mrs. B. Larrett. Gent's first, Mr. L. Parrott, Second Mr. R. Cook. Consolation Mr. F. Staple. "GARDEN FRESH FROZEN FOODS Reg. 59c¢! -- High Lior, Fillets of 1-1b. pkgs. HADDOCK 2 for $1 |. TENDER YOUNG--SPECIALLY -SELECTED-- | VALUE CHECK'D | TENDERLOIN PORTION--FOR ROASTING i LOIN 'O' PORK Reg. 39c! -- High ig Cooked pkgs. FISH CAKES 3 for $1 PORK El LEAN TENDER--WELL TRIMMED CHOPS POST CEREALS SUGAR CRISP 83%-0z. package ALPHA-BITS _ F $ 10-0z. package 0 CRISPY NUMBERS R 10-0z. package. § Schneiders Famous -- Pure Pork BREAKFAST SAUSAGE Schneiders Famous -- Assorta Pak" LUNCHEON MEATS REGULAR 53c! Package of 12 MODESS 2 for 89c¢ REG. 59¢! -- ALL PURPOSE Package Schneiders -- RED HOTS Wieners Ih. 59 By the piece J-CLOTH TOWELS 53c : REG. 53¢! -- BAND-AID Pkg. of 30s eer SHEER STRIPS 46¢ 2 BEST BUY! -- Save 29c! 12-0z. tins KAM Luncheon Meat 2 for 89¢ BEST BUY! -- Reg. $1.89 Value! -- 30c Off Pack INSTANT COFFEE 10-0z. jar MAXWELL HOUSE $1.35 VELVEETA. CHEESE BEST BUY! -- Save 43¢! -- ASSORTED LIBBY RELISHES -- KRAFT -presses--were--very interesting and intricate and we 'realize that it must take plenty of time and patience. So we express our grosiest thanks to you. Yours sincerely, - Denise Franks, The Grade Seven Class RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WITH YOUR HELP SATURDAY, School to 'WHITBY TOWNSHIP Centennial Day to be held Parade at 12:30 p.m. From Senior JUNE 10th the Park. AFTERNOON : ENTERTAINMENT Judging of Parade, Sports, Tug-O-War, also in the Arena, Quilting, Flower Show & Antique Display. At 8:00 P.M, in Township Hall a Variety Program includes -- Centennial Singers, Square Dancing, Violin & Mouth Organ Solos, Boys Band & Choirs. Admission in Evening--Adults 50c. Children 25¢. "rt BEST BUY! -- Save 14c!--DR. BALLARD'S 15-0z. tins CHAMPION Dog Food 6 for 79¢ BEST BUY! -- Save 20c! -- PALM GARDEN TEA BAGS BUY - - OF - THE - WEEK at regular price. FREE! 5 Ib. bag Granulated SUGAR with the purchase of 4 GENERAL ELECTRIC LAMP BULBS Fruit & SUNSHINE FRESH Su SAVE 24c! -- ROASTED COFFEE CHASE & SANBORN FEATURE! -- LIBBY'S ORANGE JUICE SAVE 10c! -- 6 SERVING PACK... 1-1b. bag | MINUTE BREAKFAST pkg. 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