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LE A, SH, &. "who has been accountant' in the local | * countant in the Toronto Branch of " her seventy-ninth, birthday on Nove © children, Murs. Hooking to Port Perry. - fornia. Port Perry, Oct. 18, -1950 As courtesy and service to loca in mentioning your guests and items to the Star LOCAL | readers we offer this column items of interest. Send your 'back to Port Perry. Miss Saich, who . Peal McDonald, by her: Chapter, Mt. ~ Dennis, at the Royal York Hotel, on Port Perry with relatives after a so- 4 Port Perry - Congratulations! . Mr, Al Hicks, ~ Silverwoods Dairigs. has been pro- moted to the position of assistant ac- Silverwoods Ltd. « Birthday greetings to Mrs. A. D. "Peters, of Port Perry, who celebrated ember 1st, from her four children, 10 grandchildren and 14 great grand- We welcome Miss Queenie Saich was transferred from the local Branch of Silverwoods Ltd. to London has returned to Port Perry to assist with the work here for a few months, owing to the volume of business being handled at this time. Mr. and Mrs, G. Hooking, of St. Catharines are moving to Port Perry, where Mr. Hooking will take over the duties of accountant with _Silver- woods Ltd. ~ We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Harold Archer and Mrs, J. Robertson, flew to Buffalo, where they spent the week-end. Mrs. H. Durkin and Miss Mildred Palmer attendéd the banquet and Reception given in honour of the Worthy Grand 'Matron, O.E.S., Mrs. Monday evening of this week. Mrs. Margaret Hood, Mrs. T. Pal- mer and Mrs. H. Durkin, attended the Installation Ceremonies of Mystic Star Chapter, 'O.E.S., Toronto, on Wednesday evening. . ~ Mrs. W. H. Harris left this week | to spend the winter in: St." Peters- burgh, Florida. Mrs. H. B. Simpsgn, of Picton, has gone to Toronto, after spending a. week with her. sister, Mrs.'S. Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. W. Anderson have re- turned home from a trip through Western Canada and down to Cali- They report a wonderful trip and lovely weather all the way. Mr. Stanley Gyton is visiting in journ in England. Stanley likes the Old Land so well he has decided to re- turi and make his home there. PORT PERRY NEWS " Anyoné who has locaPnews (of any type) or news photos, which they would like published- in -the .Oshawa "paper, kindly send same at the earliest possible time, to J. W. Park- inson, Box 64, Port Perry. Arrangements for individual or group photos may be made via the same address. Notice fo Taxpayers The second instalment of the 1950 Taxes for the Village of Port Perry is payable before or by November 6th, 1950. John F. Raines, Tax Collector EPSOM UNITED CHURCH Anniversary Services - Sunday, Nov. oth. 3 p.m. Standard Time Guest, Speaker: REV. KINGSLEY JOBLIN, of Toronto ------ Special Music by the Epsom Behoo} Children. Dueta, COMPANY "NSURANCE Consult the Cowan Lite Man CEC. KING AGENT Phone 279-3 Austin C. A. Bathie*n.C. Helen M. (Peel) Bathie *D.C. "DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto 'For Appointment Phone 205R "PORT PERRY "The Churches | ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ; Rev, John Riddell, Minister Sunday,. Nov. 6th-- t 11.00 -a.m.--Sunday School. 7.00 p.m, --~Evening Service. Subject--A Fool's Heart. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector--Rev. J. T. Coneybeare. Nov. 6th, 22nd Sunday affer Trinity. 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Holy Communion. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, Nev. 5th-- 10 am.--S. S. and Primary Class. '11 a.m.--"What Do You Stand For?" 7 p.m. -- A study in the Parables-- The Great Supper. The message of the gospel in choral music at both services. : 5 i a -- PRINCE ALBERT CHURCH 2 pan.--S. S. and Bible Class. . It is your Christian Witness. 3 pm.--'What Doth God Require?' . 4 § a PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, Nov. 5th-- 10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship. 7 p.m. -- Evangelistic Service, | Wednesday--Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. Casa GOSPEL CHURCH . (Port Perry Library Hall) . Sunday Services-- : 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m,--Morning Service. 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service. Pastor-- Wm. Bowler, Phone 279R . Mrs. Gwen. Nott Visits Her Mother (South Wales Angus) For the first time in twenty years grey-haired Mrs. Elizabeth Hoare, of 44 Dean Street, a widow for two years had her six children around her --to_ celebrate her ecightieth birthday --and during the week-end fifty friends gathered at her home to mark the occasion. hat Most of her. friends were from Duckpool Road Baptist Church, with which Mrs, Hoare has been associated for 54 years, since she first" went to live in Dean Street. Present at the party were the three oldest ladies in Dean Street--Mrs. Hoare, 84 year old | Mrs. Munch, and 78 year old Mrs. M. James. The family re-union after so many years was made possible by the re- turn. of one of Mrs: Hoare's three daughters, Mrs. Gwendoline Nott who went to Canada 30 years ago -and_ig- paying her first visit to this country since then. Other -members of the family at the reunion were Messrs, Jack and Ray Hoare, of Newport, Percy Hoare from Swindon, and: the two other daughters Mrs. G. Palmer, Birmingham, and Mrs. F. (Taylor, Newport. i Mrs. Nott, whose husband died 18 years ago, flew home to nurse her mother after an operation but Mrs. Hoare is now completely recovered. Mrs. Nott, who lives in Port Perry, Ontario; hag one daughter and two 'sons, all married. Her one son came to this country with the Forcés during the War and was married in Newport. During -her years of absence she has kept in touch with Newport through the South Wales Argus which her mother sent to her every week. Also present at the reunion were | Mrs. Hoare's 18 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. LADIES' AND GIRLS' H A T S Uptown HAT Shop ( Mrs. EB. Cooke) Corner Queen and Cochrane PORT PERRY +.- Phone 218 ALL VETERANS BE on | ly number in attendance to support 1 the Chapter our Worthy Matron and "THE PENTECOSTAL FULL~-- 'children of Toronto, visited Mr. an "-| by the happy couple better known to _| Maurice Fralick on Saturday night. | usef COSTS ONLY 6° Eastern Star 'The' regulur meeting of Blue Ray Chapter- Nog 288 :was held on Thurs. day evening of last Week with a good- the retiring officers, _ Lhe opening ceremonies and busi- ness was carried out an a very line manner, During the meeting an im- pressive ceremony took place when 4 of the officers draped the Charter in memory of our dearly beloved mem- ber, the late Thomas talmer, Several guests from Oshawa were present. Short addresses were given by some 'of the visitors and at the closing of Patron, Mr, and Mrs, L. Colbear in- vited us to stay for a social half hour, Bingo was played for a short while and the winners were--DMurs, M, Hood, Miss M. Palmer, Mrs, Juck Starkey, Mrs. Howard Durkin," "Mrs. Wilson, Myrtle, Mrs. N. Tease and Mrs. Sam. Griffen. The Lucky prize winners for the draw Were--Mrs, Jack Starkey and Mr. Herman Wilson, Nestleton, Dur genial host and hostess then invited us to the banquet hall where a delightful supper was prepared. The tables were indeed tastefully aw- ranged and the members and guests did_full justice to the banquet. Mus, M." Dymond in her 'gracious manndr thanked our 'Worthy Matron and Pa- tron for the grand way in which they entertained the members of the Chap- ter and congratulated them for the splendid manner in which they have carried out their work during the past year. After singing "For they Aare -Jolly-Good--Fellows"-the-happy-occa- sion was brought to a close. "Our Installation of Officers will take place on Thursday evening' Nov. ith and will be held in the Auditor- ium of the Port Perry High School. We are looking forward to attend- ing the Installation at Sunbeam Chap- ter, Oshawa, this evening. Daa a 2 ~ Scugog The fine message that Mr. Charles Ormiston of Brooklin gave at both churches was. well received and was assisted by Rev. Mr. Harrison of Blackstock, who will be at Grace Uni- ted Church on Sunday November 6. All are invited to- Church. nt The WA: will be held in Grice Church on Wednesday November 8 followed by thé usual fine supper, All ate invited, Mr. and Mrs. Frank thidson spent Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Day in Cleveland, Ohio. -Mr. Hudson is staying for the winter "and - Mrs. Hudson returned | and Jim. on Monday, as they spent the week-end there. : Mr. and Mrs. Tom Manns visited Mr. and Mrs. Bell at Brooklin on Sun- day, __ Mrs, Hubert:-Long and Marie of Prince Albert visited her parents Mr, and Mrs, David Hope on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ross and Karen and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watson an Mrs. C. L. Fralick on Sunday. Well you know Scugog is noted for weddings! Well it was reported around there would be a public wed: ding so every body came from Port Perry and even from Toronto. The Toownship Hall was packed full, - Then when the recent bride and arrived, a mock wedding took place with all the trimings, put on by the members of the-choir, ~ The solo caused much laughter as all the rest did too, . At the close of the ceremony Mr. to be seated in the honoured chairs. Allene Sweetman then read 'a suit- able address, then a large basket of lovely and useful gifts was set in front of them to be unwrapped and admired by a)l. This was followed by a shower of confetti, - : ~ A few pleasing remarks was said all as Doug. and Nettie, . Thirty Cottagers and visitors that are at "the: lake-d gathered 'at the homa of Mr, and Mrs, The party was in the form of a bridal shower for Ruby Brown who was the recipient of a variety of very and lovely " number who Were unable to be present sent gifts. Among the guests were Mr, and Mrs. Don Crosier and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and children of Ajax and daughter Mrs, Watts and little Farrol of Oshawa were recent. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. 'the past month with their daughter! home with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson '- groom, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas. Aldred | and Mrs. Douglas Aldred was asked | B "the summer| tt OVER 500 USED POPULAR, STOCK REDUCING SALE PHONOGRAPH RECORDS--EVERY ONE DIFFERENT SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST--26c. each ord for $2.00 Mantel Radio, b tubes, slightly used, new condition 2, 00 KEN SPEARS VARIETY ATTRACTIONS Phone 258 WESTERN AND NOVELTY Alpha Club News The Alpha Club Hallowe'en Mas- queradé was held in the: Parish Hall, Church of the Ascension, on Monday, October 30th with a good attendance. Nearly everyone was in costume, many weird and comical. Mr, Smith, assisted by Bob Storry, acted as judges in the judging of costumes. The winners were: Best Dressed Couple -- Mary Wilson and Helen Lane. Best Dressed Girl -- Carol Sweetman, Best Dressed Boy--How- ard Hall. One of the highlights of the even- ing was the visit to "The House -of Horrors" which was very spooky in- deed. Other activities were ducking for apples and a wincing game. Re- freshments were served consisting -of sandwiches, cake, and soft drinks. We would like to thank those responsible for such an enjoyable evening. The next meeting of the Alpha Club will be held on November 13th, at 8 pm. in the United Church. Utica No service Sunday, Nov. Sth ow- ing to Epsom Anniversary. Young Peoples-meeting in the base- ment of the Church Friday' night at 8.00: p.m. Most of the Young Feople here ga- thered with the Young People of Ep- som in their Church and enjoyed a Hallowe'en Party last Friday night. Mr.- Kaill -took a_car .load full of children over to Prince Albert on-Sun- day after Church to their Rally: ser- vice. The Cemetery Board held its An- nual meeting in Uxbridge at Mr. An- drew Pages on Monday night, Octo- Too bad so few 'attended the Stan- day, but for the benefit of those who did not attend, Mr, Hamilton will be at Mrs, Fred Ballard's Nov. 9th at 2.00 p.m. and will give another dis- play of their products. Also the Wo- men's Association.will hold their No- vember meeting the same day and place at 3.00 p.m. "Peace" all ladies asked to. provide, Mr. Greer is making extensive im- provements to his home south of the Suse, "Glad to see Mr, T. Lakey out akin after his recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall entey- tained Mr, and Mrs, Earle Williams, Toronte. over the week-end. J : mk a -- PORT-PERRY ATHLETIC CLUB (by Yvonne Milner, Grade 9A) The. first meeting bf the Port Perry Athletic Club was Meld on October 26, to discusss plans for a Hallowe'en dance which was held on October 27. The members of the Club and the Representatives of the Classes are as follows: - I President--Joan Howey Vice- President--Jack Griffen. . 'Sec.-Tre eas.--Joyce Clements. \ Class 9B--Doreen Reader, Donald Wallace. Class 10A--Freida McCullough, Roy Lane. Class 10B--Mary Jean Dobson, Paul Peel. > Aad Class'11--Joan Aldred, Harold Collins Class 12--Cathryn Hall, Tom Ailles. Class 13--Diane Santer, Jack Goode. The meeting was adjourned by the ber 30th.; president. = WIN YOURSELF A 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE 'A BEDROOM SUITE - JUST 3000 TICKETS. TO BE. SOLD SO GET YOUR 354 TICKETS NOW: Draw to be held on GALA NIGHT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th A TICKETS b0c. EACH Robert: Prentice, ON HAND ES Kg AT THE PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL ley. Product demonstration last Tues- } Roll call word "Class 9A--Yvonne Milner, Jack Owen | | PORT PERRY -- E. MERLIN DOWSON LIPTON'S CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP ............2 pkgs. 25c. 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