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PL mt So HEE Sa i fs Pond» > ae x ------- : Ei Ss " a po in coins | : . cepted) for Ye United Church- W, A. is 123 EighteentiTurkey Dinner with Plum Ont. . Print NUMBER, vour the basement of the DRESS. # EES ITI SI IIT ae ee : : Phone Port Perry 246 r 12 "| DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC LOCAL items to the Star As courtesy and service to local readérs we offer this column in méntioning your guests and items of interest. Send your NEWS + Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Harper have been attending Founder's Day Ceremonies.at McGill University, Montreal. . "A feature &f the oc- * casion was 'the reunion of the graduating class of 1901, of which a Mr. Harper is-a member, Mrs. Pearl Bennett and son vis- ited her son in Oshawa over the Thanksgiving week-end. . Mrs. W. I. Fenton of Saint John, N. B., visited Miss Spence and Mrs. Smith on Tuesday. : - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reesor have been called to Toronto to the death bed of her father, Mr. Edward Bush, who passed away in St. Michael's: Hospital. Ser- vice will be conducted from the Chapel of McDougall and Brown, St. Clair Ave,, at 2 p.m. on Friday of this week. : The sympathy of the community is extended to the family in this sad bereavement. : PNAAAANAAININANII AS IAI MACHINELESS PERMANENT with Lanolin Oil . SPECIAL $4.00 ~ SHIRLEY COLBEAR Port Perry Phone 354W - Scugog Chapter cordially invite the ladies of the town to am Afternoon Tea and Home Baking Sale, at 3 p.m. | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12th in the Community -Room of the Library. Comiittee--Mesdames W. H. Harris, J. S. MacFarlane and A. W Brock, --- > ---- - © The Scout Mothers' Auxiliary will hold their meeting on October 15th at 8 p.m. at the honie of the Sceretary, Mrs. G. Nott. All mothers who are interested in Scouts are welcome. Cards of Thanks Wey wish to-thank all those who called to inquire during Harold's ill- ness and for their sympathy after his 'death. Also those who "come to our homes to help in any way possible. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.. Mills. + Mildred and Roy Hope. ~~ Mrs, David Hope and family wish to thank their many friends for all the kindness shown recently and also in the past months. Mrs. Guy Raines wishes to thank all her friends who visited her at the hospital and for the many cards sent to her, also to Doctor Dymond. rm + tel PP CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION is holding its Annual Turkey Supper on Wednesday, November 14th, in the Parish Hall. ll Pm "Sei -r KEP THIS DATE OPEN pi. Wednesday, Nov. 7th at Nov. 1 ""I'URKEY DINNER under auspices of Evening Auxilliary on WED., OCTOBER 17th in the basement of Port Perry United Church Supper from 5.30 till all. are served, .Adults'$1.25. Children under 12, 75¢. . Oct. 11 NEWS - If you have any General News for Port Perry or Oshawa papers or major news for Toronto daily apers, kindly mail to Mrs, C.| arkinson, Box 54 Port Perry, or oct 11 {Austin iC, A{Bathie] Graduate of Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto appointment Phone 206R PORT PERRY. | Wednesday--Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. -| Cottage Hospital Building fund, is to The Churches ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN . CHURCH Sunday School withdrawn. Anniversary Services at 11 am. and 7 pm," # Rew. ALE. Toombs, B.D, guest speaker Special Music' -- Miss Elenor Jillard, "guest soloist, Sunday, October 21st-- Usual service of Worship will be at 7:00 p.m. and -will continue at this hour throughout the winter months. A very cordial invitation is extend- ed to .all to join in these services of worship. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (Anglican) Rector: Rev. H. S. Swabey, M.A., B.D. Sunday, October 14th-- 9 a.m.--Holy Communion. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, October 14th--" 10 a.m.--Rally Day Service for the Sunday School. . IT a.m --Morning Service Rev. Thos. Wallace, of Greenbank Evening service cancelled until arrival of new minister PRINCE ALBERT CHURCH Sunday, October 14-- Anniversary Thank Offering Services. 2.80 p.nr.--Guest speaker, Rev. W. P. Fletcher, D.D., of Oshawa. Special music by local choir, SE 7.30 p.m.--Rev. W. P. Fletcher, D.D. Uxbridge Male Quartette and local choir PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, October 14th-- - 10 a.m.--Bible School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, October 14th. 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Prayer. - Friday, 8 p.m.--Bible Study. Come and enjoy God's blessing with us. Pastor W. A. Bowler. UNITED CHURCH AFTERNOON AUXILIARY WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY The United Church Afternoon Auxiliary Women's Missionary Society will ho}d their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 16th at 3.00 -p.m..at the home of Mrs. R. B. Smallman. NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS ~ Dance 3rd ANNUAL REUNION DANCE The Uxbridge High School Alumni 3rd Annual Reunion Dance, in aid of be held at the Palace Pier, Toronto, on Friday, October 19th. Dress optional, Tickets $1.50 per person. There are no special invitations -- everyone is | Cemetery, Prince Albert. While the weather was wet and cold it did not keep a goodly number from coming out to church to hear the Thanksgiving message delivered by our-minister, and to hear thé fine music of the choir, Service next Sunday at 11.15, 'All are sorry to hear that Mrs. C. L. Fralick fell and broke her arm. We hope she will soon recover from her painful "accident. . : Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Crozier and Sharen are 'enjoying a few weeks at at her home in Saskatchewan. Mrs, George Freeman is leaving on Thursday for another trip to her home in England. We all wish her a safe and happy voyage. Several spent the week-end at their cottages here. It was not so cheerful unless a wild duck happened to be shot by the man of the house. Glad to hear Mr. George Freeman is fine again after spending a few days in Oshawa Hospital. He had the misfortuate to have dirt cavein on him while working inthe gravel pit. Miss Helen Clark, who is president of the Toronto Conference Young Peo- ple's Union, is on the Caravan on a trip across Canada. ) There passed away at the Whitby Hospital, on Tuesday, September 256, David Wakefield Hope, in his 76th year. Mr. Hope was born on Scugog Island where he spent most of his life, Besides his wife, he leaves a family of four, Mrs. Hubert Long, of Prince Al- bert, Roy of Port Perry; Leonard of Alaska, and Shirley at home. Two brothers Norman of Kindersley, Sask., Gordon of Greenbank, and a sister, Mrs. W. J. Mullen, of Baring, Sask., also survive, . Rev. J. D. MacKinnon was assisted by Rev. F. G. Joblin in conducting the funeral service. Their messages were full of comfort to the family. The fuperal was held on Thursday after- noon from the A. L. McDermott fun- Burial was at Pine Grove The pall- bearers were Wilfred Mark, Jonathan Aldred, Robert Tetlow, Robt. Prentice, Alex. Martyn and Jesse Demara. "When we step beyond life's gateway, We shall find a land of beauty With a never setting sun; We shall greet old friends and new ones . 'In that land where all are blessed, And we'll meet beyond Life's Gateway All the one's we love the best. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES : ST JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, October 14. at 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m. GUEST SPEAKER: REV. A. E. TOOMBS, B.D, of Campbellford and India. Special Music by the Choir. MISS ELENOR JILLARD, ° of Toronto, will be the guest soloist. A- CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL. eral home. pp DRINK cc Col 4 Economical VA ; welcome! oct 11 refreshment - W. W. BATES Uxbridge Junior Farmers' ~ FALL DANCE MUSIC HALL, UXBRIDGE Saturday, October 13, PRIZES FOR SPECIAL DANCES ORCHESTRA yet "D i PORT PERRY LUNCH ~ with the BUNCH Come and meet the gang here everyday and enjoy [{ not only théir company, but also | ever. Everything from a snack to a full meal. L" RESTAURANT the tastiest food - - $ < Prince Albert Keep in mind our Church Anniver- sary Thank Offering Services for Sunday, October 14th, with Rev. Dr. W. P. Fletcher as' Guest Speaker. . In the afternoon there will be a local choir, and in the evening, a male quartette from Uxbridge, time --2.30 and 7.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. W. Collins and baby of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. G. Roberts. Mr. Leonard Bond of Toronto visit: ed in the village Thanksgiving Day. i Marion Davey and Grant Wilson were guests of the Shriners at the Shrine Circus in Toronto on Monday of 'last week. Wednesday, S¢pt. 26th at the home of Mrs, L. Bond. The meetinng opened withhymn "There shal be showers of blessings. EE Following the secretary's and treas- urer's réports there was a lengthy business period. It was moved by Mrs. Grant Hunter 'seconded by Mrs, Luke, that the care- taker get a new piece of zinc for the new floor, before moving back the Five in the Church kitchen. The quilt committee are Mrs. Mec- Taggart, Mrs. W. Martyn and Mrs. Luke. The committee named to serve after- noop tea at the coming bazaar .are Mrs. F. Fletcher, Mrs,-A. Brown and Mrs, J. Davidson. The committee for the drygoods fable--Mrs. B. Smith and Mrs, Me- Taggart. 'Home-made Cooking Table--Mrs. G. Hunter, Mrs, E, Martyn, and others. These committees are free to add to their number.' : - Our W. A. was very pleased to have a letter from Mrs. W. C. Smith, which was read by the secretary at our meet- ing. thoughtfulness of Mrs. Smith. The Scripture reading from Luke 1: 256-37 and the lesson thoughts "The Good Samaritan" were read by Miss E. Vance. All repeated the Mizpah benediction. Group 1 served a de- licious lunch--salad plate and pump- kin pie with whipped cream. | The rally day program on Sunday was fine with a very good attendance. The help of all those who took part was much appreciated. Let us all continue to encourage the children. Mrs. G. R. Smith spent several days The Woman's Association met on | Date Changed The October meeting of the after- noon auxiliary of Woman's Missionary Society, of the United Church, has been postponed one week owing to the holiday. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 16th, PLAN TO ATTEND the Annual Bazaar of the Church of the Ascension on Saturday, October 27th, Si THEATRE UXBRIDGE Oil heated at an even température for your comfort, Fr 2 Shows nightly -- 7 and 9 pm. ~ Sat. and Holidays--6,30 and 8.80 p.m. Matinee at 2:00 p.m. Last showing To-day of -- = . The Picture that has 'em rolling - in the aigles 4 Just Plain "MA AND PA KETTLE" with MARJORIE-MAIN- and " PERCY KILBRIDE, FRIDAY-SAT. OCTOBER 12-13 A thrilling Technicolor Western That is sure to Please DAN DURYEA - GALE STORM in "AL JENNINGS OF © ~- OKLAHOMA" i We appreciate this kind of |, MONDAY-TUES. -- OCTOBER 15-16 The All Action Picture "GO FOR BROKE" (Means shoot the works) Starring' VAN JOHNSON WED.-THURSDAY - OCTOBER 17-18 This comedy of the year, is a comedy in Toronto last week. / Ontario 4 4 4 3 be You'll nevei forget. "THE MATING SEASON" starring GENE TIERANY, JOHN LUND, MIRIAM HOPKINS, and THELMA RITTER © "Plus ksi agen) ADDED SHORT and CARTOON | PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION | i R CONVENTION TO SELECT A CANDIDATE Riding BUILDERS Reesor Fuel 1 PHONE 178 : Town Hall Whitby Wednesday, | | OCTOBER U7, at800 pm. | R. D. HUMPHRIES, K.C., President unnnmmsmssspmmsnsssin: 1 : mss----------=------ 'We have a good stock of all lines of builders supplies on hand. ' Masonite '-- Plywood -- Gyproc -- Arborite Tile Board -- Lime -- Plaster -- Roofing Materials -- Metal Mouldings. ~ AMERICAN CEMENT while it lasts SUPPLIES & Lumber PORT PERRY, ONT. 'Delivery from-- 12am, tol p.m. 4pm. to 7pm. " Phone 3565 MODEL FISH and CHIPS FRESH HALIBUT MAKES 'Make Tuesday and Friday Your Fish Days. CLOSING DAY----MONDAY aly Port Perry A TASTY MEAL Frying Hours-- 11 am. to 2 pm, 4 pm. to 7 p.m. 9 p.m, to 11 p.m, tH IN A HURRY? =<) WE HELP YOU! 'WHEN SECONDS COUNT, YOU DON'T NEED. . © TO GO HUNGRY. OUR QUICK, COURTESY SER- VICE INSURES YOU A TASTY MEAL WITH TIME TO SPARE. : SA bis GREEN THISTLE RESTAURANT Bill Taylar PORT PERRY Jack Starkey A. ; SPECIAL : 2 Pkgs. New Lux Campbell's Tomato and Knitting Book Catsup, 138 oz. 25c¢. All for 84c. AMBER HONEY, 4 1b. AIn ..ccconniinniiininninnnnnniiniingn. 106 JELLO CREAMED COCOANUT PIE FILLING, 3 for 3lc. CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP, 10 0z. ......c...con0n0000.2 for 25¢. BAKER'S COCOA, 'is 34c. tees U8 59c. MAPLE LEAF SAUSAGE, Ib... ennsseinsstsanin ania D9Ce CHRISTIE'S CRACKED WHEAT LOAF, 16 oz. ..........«15¢, CHRISTIE'S BREAD, CAKES, DINNER ROLLS - WEINER ROLLS, FRESH DAILY. x FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Honduras Grapefruit, full of juice, 96's................... 4 for 29c. Tokay Grapes .............o.. SO FIR | AT Grapes by the basket are at their best at attractive prices. E. MERLIN DOWSON SPECIAL ; WE DELIVER--PHONE 91 FOR SERVICE WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF Earl Ormiston BROOKLIN, 27W As our Representative and Technican for the 'TORONTO DISTRICT' CLUB, in the Brooklin, Oshawa, Port Perry District. Mr. Ormiston will cover an area of approximately 16 miles from Brooklin. District Sires, namely: (a) No membership or joining fee. A(b) -A $5.00 service Fee. (c) A choice of sires, so that selective breeding may _ be practised in your herd. % ; (d) A choice of five breeds--HOLSTEIN, JERSEY, GUERNSEY, SHORTHORN, HEREFORD. ; CONTACT OUR REPRESENTATIVE FOR' FURTHER INFORMATION. Toronto District Holstein Breeders Club MAPLE, ONT. oo Box 103 L Phone 95 INVESTIGATE THE ADVANTAGES of using Toronto - ATTENTION FARMERS!| (Advertisement) (Advertisement) eee h attain atta tra tir t th bra ri tartar ansttestetsetentsssesssoesessssssssstsss Vote Yes| Oct. 24 276 N. Thames St., Ingersoll, Ont. August 18th, 1961. * Mr.- Thomas McNeill, - Port Perry, Ontario. Dear Sir: a In reference to your letter of August 16th, concerning conditions in Ingersoll since the establishment of a Brewers Retail store. : i For your information: From a business viewpoint it has ~ been an overwhelming success." We have not one vacant store in the town and some of the previous critics, against prohibi- 'tion being repealed, will now state that country trade has im- proved tremendously. Furthermore, many of our local citizens - now shop in Ingersoll instead of going to nearby cities where sale of spirits is legal, Re, Since the establishment of the store there has been four convictions for drunkeness--Not a very bad condition for a town of nearly 7000 people.after an era of 87 years of so called . prohibition. / Sao: : : : There has not been one word of criticism from any group 'or individual since the inception of the new store, in fact, many formér opponents now admire the modest structure (as- it sessed at $7.600) that has heen erected 700 feet from our.' 'Town Hall. Incidently, the town will receive $668.91 in taxes 'that hitherto was rion-taxable other than a vacant lot. fi ¥ Upon the whole, the majority of the citizens--both wet and dry--seem more contented. Trade has improved and much of the bitterness that once existed between merchants and cus- tomers has disappeared. Even local industrialists will tell you that absenteeism has been eliminated, especially after payday or along week-end holiday, i : ; = My own private observation ia that I am seeing strangers on the streets and in stores that I had never seen before. They are coming from the cduntry and nearby dry communities to make their purchases in'Ingersoll. Previously, they had to go . eeecccctcccttcrertittttsettsterstittcsstssetersee PELL RLLLLLLLLL 000000004 90000000004 - § . to Woodstock or London for their wants, They save ofl, gas - and time and I believe it was a chap named Shakespeare that coined the phrase "Time is money." : y I will gladly give you additional information and you are certainly permitted to make the contents of this letter pub- lic if you so desire. : LI 2 : ; Sincerely, Stanley J. Smith, Councillor. FS II 00 si Rs NR I RI I RN IR a Lr ILL LLL RRL A ALAR 0 2111000200 21 0 1 10 = = 4 Piet 2222222200000 90000000000000 004 J