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a eR LE oR eG SER TE . PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 8th, 1952 Ln Fy & 8 7 Fg TT. Ns . 4 4 1 el RA LUTE IV ERT Fe YS AR RIANA FAT EAST FTIR MAST I ETVIE TE. + - Lo Ad a8 A ' 3 i? * you doe bis, Pet TRé Yl PRES BE AS od APSE Reh 1A S fd ey anh rE Te i { dS a vial + ; anST ERE fae Tea Ee Cancisinar ale Laie ii SERENE STL dR Ss 2 aa 2. : A . wi onl' PS ad x ; a ts HERE id emo vatd ) Manchester The Women's Association met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Holtby for their May meeting. Mrs. Holt- by opened the meeting with hymn 347 followed by prayer. The scripture lesson Acts 4:31-37, all were asked to read at home. "Mrs. L. McKee gave the legson thoughts "What God Expects of Christians in: the use of Time and Posses- sions", Mrs. Edgar Leask of Port Perry gave a very fine talk on two Bible Mothers, Hannah and Mary the the Mother of our Lord. Mrs. Burnsel Webster sang a lovely solo "The Holy City" with Mrs. Horace Webster at the piano. The business session followed with President Mrs. E. Holtby in charge. The minutes of thé April meeting were read and adopted. Members answered the voll with number of visits (if any) to sick and shut-ins. A nintion carried to send $650.00 to the Training School. Building fund, which is slightly over our allocation. A very fine bale of new and used clothing was packed and $10, was voted to" be sent to cover shipping charges. Mrs. Aird moved a vote of thanks to the guest speaker and to Mrs. Webster. Several thank vou notes were read. The meeting closed with Theme and prayer. Mrs. Holtby, Mrs. McKee and Mrs. Aird served a delicious lunch. Collection $5.17 Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach were in Buffalo for the week-end. - Mrs. Bain, Toronto was with her brother Earl Mitchell over Sunday. Mr. Fred Warren is in Oshawa Hospital for a surgical operation. We hope he will be around again soon. SCUGOG A special Mother's Day Service will be held at the Head Church on Sunday, May 11th at 11.00 a.n. The guest speaker will be Mr. R. B. Smallman of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. John Sweetman, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Demara and' Mr. Victor Aldred spent the week- end at the Scugog Hunt Camp, at Apsley, Ont. The Centre W. A. will be hold- ing a supper at Grace United Church, Wednesday, May 14. The Scugog Junior Homemakers will attend Achievement Day in Uxbridge, May. 10th. Mr. John L. Lay, Pickering, Ont., Liberal candidate for Ontario Rid- ing, had the opportunity of meet- ing residents of Scugog district on Tuesday, when he made a brief visit to several homes, accompan- ied by Mr. Clarence Fralick. Mrs. E. Pearson, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Aldred, Brook- lin visited Mr. and Mrs. Cam Al- dred on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Reikie and family," Toronto, and Miss Marj- orie Milner visited Mr. and Mus. Douglas Aldred on Sunday. Mr: and Mrs, Bill Valentine and daughter Jinny visited Mr, and Mrs. John Valentine on Sunday. Mrs. Stanley May, Toronto is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Rodman. The friends of Mrs. John Pearce are sorry to hear of her illness and wish her a speedy recovery. © Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Reader and Doreen visited Mr. and Mus. Bob Dow so, Peterborough on Sunday. : Mr. Carl Seymour visited Mr. and Mrs. Angus Wilkinson and Mr. Russel Graham over thre week-end. Miss Sondra James was a guest of Miss Allene Sweetman over the week-end, . 'There will be a special Mother's Day Service 'at Grace United Church, Centre, at 11.00 a.m,, fol- lowing Sunday School, May 11th, The Scugog Gun Club visited the camp and surrounding terrvi- tory over the week-end, UTICA Moth@r's Day Service al the church will be a joint service of Sunday School and church under the leadership of Mr. J. Hill and Mr. R. Wilbur, and the choir will also take part. Choir practice is Thursday nite and will all members try to come and anyone else interested is wel- come. Congratilations to the newly- weds, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Alderson (nee Caroline Stevens) who were married at the United Chareh par- sonage in Brooklin on Saturday, May 3rd. In a letter received by Mrs. R. Sutcliffe, Pete says he has a job at Medicine Hat, Alberta. Mrs. E. Ackney returned to her home here last Saturday--welcome home. Mrs. R. Sandison is having a musical at Utica Hall on May 21, for the four schools, Vietoria Cor- ners, Marsh Hill, Bethesda and -Chalk Lake. Mr. and Mrs. D. McKinley of Lansing were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey. Mrs. Henry Skerratt Is in Lind- say Hospital but Aileen Skerratt is well 'enough to leave hospital and is staying in Port Perry. Larry Skerratt is staying with Mrs. J. Crosier and Kenny with Mrs. J. Philip. . Mr. and Mrs, Chet Geer were in Uxbridge on Stinday vigiting Mur. and Mrs. Fred: Thom. Don Suteliffe and Bruce Geer spent Sunday at Niagara, The Utica Hockey team ave hold- ing a dance in the hall here on May 17, a Baturday evening-- everyone welcome. Mrs. Kay Bushell of Toronto was visiting at Luciano's on Sun: day. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Mitchell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mit- chell und Billy were in Holland Landing on Sunday. Baby Connaghan who is quite itl, is in Oshawa Hospital. Miss Lonna Crosier, RIN, left on Sunday tor Fresno, California by train. She has a position on the staff of the General Hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leeder, Miss Doreen Mumby and Mr. Tom Nich- olls of Toronto spent Sunday with Mrs. A. KB. Leeder, . Birthday greetings to Mrs. N. Ackney April 24th, Mrs. N. Rus- nell -May 5th and Bert MeKercher May 8rd. - Mrs, R. Sandison, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. F. Kendal, Mvs. John Crosier and Mrs, tended the operetta held in the High School last week. Among those taking part from around here were Lois Ballard, Lorraine Toogood, Wilma McCartney, Dorothy Wilbur and Lavry Kendall. Ma. and Mrs. Wm. Lowe were at their cottage over the week-end and visited Mr. and Mrs. Phip on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro and family, Epsom with Gordon Pren- tice in Port Perry, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Boxall and children of Toronto visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Toogood on Sunday. Ray Munro and W. Lee at Wick one day last week. Visitors with Bert McKercher on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hooey of Port Perry. TENDERS will be received ship of Reach, "commence at once. on or before May l4th, salary. TENDERS using the Provincial Manual. Said tender to be delivered to the Clerk 19052, stating GRANT CHRISTIE, Clerk, for an Assessor for the Town- Duties to qualifications and Port Perry R. RR. 1.- R. Wilbur at-}. Sandison, Joan | MIKE STARR AND FAMILY (from left to right): MIKE STARR, JOAN, 14; ROBERT, 17; MRS. STARR, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro and family visiting in Whitby on Sun- day. Robin Hood Cooking School | The Bethesda W-A, are Sponsor- ing a Robin Hood Cooking School | in the Music Hall Uxbridge on 3 May 13th and 14th at 830 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend this interesting event, the gentle- men as well as ladies will ior | it. You will be shown the secret of how lovely cakes and pies will be baked like magic in up-to-date stoves, Then too, lovely prizes will be given away in a number of ways. There ave beautiful quilts, and lovely table lamps beside a numerous other gifts waiting to he carried home by a happy owner. Don't miss this evening, bring vour friends. Tickets curved at the door or heforehand from any of the Bethesda W. A members. can he se Ha NOTE NEW PHONI MANC ANNOUNCEMENT ESTER GARAGE Your Ford and Monarch Dealer | REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES -- -- -- 1st Bn. Association S.D.&G. Highlanders Cornwall, Ont., 21 April, 19562. | Attention Farmers | This is to announce the appointment The Editor of The Part Perry Star. | Dear Siv: | The Stormont, Dundas, & Glen- || - 3 of garry | Highlanders are having | ' their fifth Annual Re-Union in CORNWALL, ONT. this vear on JUNE 7-8. | Hervey Painter, Port Perry, Phone 119 6 as our representative and Technician All enquiries concerning the Re- union should be addressed to; Ist. Bn Re-union Committee, Sh&G Highlander: 8 The Avrmouries Cornwall, Ont. Yours very truly, [RU DN Chairman of Publicity, SD&G Re-union. Petepiece, for the Port Perry district. Look into the advantages of breeding Artificially to out- standing and proven sires. Holstein - Jersey - Guernsey ¢ NUMBERS FOR . Shorthorn - Hereford. NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. SERVICE PEL $5.00. Phone before 10.00 a.m. to insure service same day. OF CARS | "All Work Guaranteed. i : # " ay ant ener ie" En ting sore. | Toronto District Holstein Breeders :'% "HONS: | DAY- Port Perry 171 r 21. NIGHT Port Perey 171 r 21 | OM Service : Club i Maple, Ont.. MANCHESTER ONTARIO | | Jom mm mm mmm EEN PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE FOR 5 LOIIG YFARS OTTAWA HAS BEEN | FORCING YOU TO PAY SURPLUS TAXES Last Year the Average Family Paid $200 More* Than Was Needed To Run the Country! (*Mostly in Hidden Taxes) INCLUDING DEFENCE STA MICH ATL {ourse olf § You Owe It To Protest High Prices, Mike Starr Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays ---- 6:25 a. | MIKE | FOR HEAR ~ MONDAY ® Published by the Progressive Sioa iive R: Caused By High Taxes , MAY 5TH. . . 7.00 - 7.15 P.M. In a Brief Talk About Taxes and You! EARLY RISER'S SPECIAL! 1240 On Your Hear the News About Mike's arly Morning Colts C KL Dial STARR'S THE AAN | OTTAWA, MAY 2 J Associuiion 36 RW TA i ae