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STs BE Res 7 5 or Ae \ x JERRY LEWIS 4---THE PORT PERRY STAR--THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1652 LOCAL NEWS Phe annual-Scout Grofip organiza= tional meeting will be held in Scout Hall, Friday, November 14 at 8 p.m. All citizens ari are welcome to attend. Music educators of Reach, Scott, Uxbridge and Brock Townships and Port Perry, Uxbridge and Sunderland "Public Schools, namely Mesdames Jedsie Pinkham," Grace = Hastings, Francis Sandison, Duleie Colby and Elsie Dobson, attended the choral clinic of the O.M.E.A, ville on Saturday, Nov. 8. The regular meeting of the Boy Scouts Mothers Auxiliary will be held Monday, Nov. 17, at 8 pn. at the home of Mrs. M. Elford. John Sweetman, George Smith, Oscar Beare, Earl Wallace, Jack Crosier,- Bob Cawker, George Free- man and son Don, and Bob Vernon, were among Port Perry and district residents - who have joined in deer hunting. Thanks to thie keen observation of a local citizen and quick actions of three men a fire that could have been serious was averted about nine p.m. Monday evening. Mrs, Archie Me- Dermott noticed .the awning in front of Port Perry b cents to $1.00 store burning. She summond Bill Taylor, Reg. Moorhead and; -the blaze was doused with a few buckets of water and the damage contained to one end of the: awning. : ASK MINORS REGISTER Secretary' Re JL another call fo" all hoys interested in playing bantam (under 14) or midget 16) hockey: - They are asked Jack Brintnell at (under 16 register with Master Feeds. DIAPER 'APPEAL A despatch from the British Save the Children 'Fund reads: "In Euro: pean countries many. mothers have nothing but rags to wrap their babies in, and have to use newspapers as diapers' : "An wrgent appeal for being launched across the Do- minion of Canada by the LO.D.E. Your local Seugog Chapter, 1.0.D.E. s asking the women of Port.Perry and District to respond to this Appeal. Diapers--one or more--any mohey do- nations towards the purchase of ma- HOW terials for the making of Diapers, i§ Will vou help your local. acceptable. Chapter to male this. response to the _ Diaper Appeal something of which we _ can be justifiably proud. "DiEpers Tor money donations may "he left with the Regent, Mrs. M, B. ldymond, or the Treasurer, Mrs. Robt. Harper. ye > ENTERTAINVENT ch PLEASE NOTE Starting Monday, Oct. 6 Two Shows Nightly, 7.00 & 9.00 t Matinee at 2.00 p.m. LAST SHOWING, T0- NITE THURSDAY, NOV. 13. "PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS" starring DAN DAILY "and JOANNE DRU__- : I'RL.-SAT., NOVEMBER 14-15 - "CRIPPLE CREEK" starring GEO. MONTGOMERY. Technicolor : For Those Roll in the Aisle Laughs We add : "HAREM GIRL" starring JOAN DAVIS MONDAY-TUES., NOV, 17-18 "SAILORS BEWARE" starring DEAN MARTIN: and « WED.-THURSDAY, NOV. 19-20 "DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK" . starring MARILYN. MONROE. Adult Entertainment ~--~PLUS--- "DEADLINE U. 8. AY starring MUMPHREY BOGART "Annual held" in Belle- |. Moorhead sends out Diapers. is | ..| production The Churches ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN ! . CHURCH - Rev. John Riddell, Minister 4 Sunday, November -16-- 11 a.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m.--Church | Service CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector: Rev. H. S .Swabey, M.A, B.D. Nov. 16--23rd Sunday after Trinity-- | 9.30->Holy Communion 11 a.n.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening Service, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, Minister Morning--*""The Second Beatitude". Evening--'The Gospel in Song and - Story. 11 a.n.--Primary and Nursery. All children up to 8 years of age, PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, Nov. 16th-- * 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wednesday--Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. THE PENTESCOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, -Nov. 16th-- 10 a:m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Regular Service 7 p.m.--Evangelical. Friday, 8.16 p.m.--Bible 'Study, All Welcome.: Pastor: W. A, Bowler SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST : CHURCH Saturday, Nov. 15th-- > Service at 2.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are welcome Maple Unit Has Successful Sale The second annual-Maple Unit Sale of Holstein registered females held at the Hays Sale Arena, brought a firm note of appreciation to the, line of breeding followed-by, the oldest -Arti-- ficial Breeding Unit in Ontario, and offered to the Holstein public the type of animals that were appreciated to the fullest by the capacity attend- ance that filled the Sale Arena to over-flowing. Purchasers were rep- resented from five provinces and Ber- muda, and brisk bidding resulted in -an-over-all average of -$502: 73- for-the |- entire offering, being an increase over the satisfactory average of $493.25 established in the 1951 Sale. Forty- four head went through 'the ring, of which gix new-born heifer/calves av- eraged -162,50, The top ten females averaged $601.50. The top sale price was reached twice, first by a 4-yr-old daughter of Lonelm" Texal Antony consigned by Orville F, Watson of Burlington, and pur- chdsed by Fred Hutchinson of Malton, Although there was no R.O.P. back- ing in her bottom pedigree, this beau- tiful uddered young cow certainly seemed" capable of making high re- cords when given the opportunity. Immediately following was a striking | 3-yr-old daughter of- Lonelm Texal Highcroft, consigned by Wm, McGris- kin & Son, Agincourt. Entered for the Royal Winter Fair, milking 70 pounds in the Arena and with a high pedigree, she seemed a bargain at the price. Purchasers were: W. S. Hall of OakVville-and J. Houck of Brampton, who have gathered to- gether a group by this same sire, Runner-up bidders were Pickard & Clark of Carstairs, Alberta, who set- tled for her two weeks old daughter at $300., sired by one of the younger sires in the Maple Unit--Clyde Hill Royal Elsie Lad. ® c.w.1 EUCHRE and ~ DANCE IN | UTICA HALL Fri. November 28 Proceeds in aid of Community Memorial Hospital Port Perry Miss A. Lavender - Heads Anglican YP ~Fhe -Parish-- Hall "of "the Anglican Church was the scene of a meeting of local A.Y.P.A. on Monday, Nov. 10. The meeting opened with a short | prayer by the: Rev. Henry Swabey; followed hy the Lord's Prayer. A business meeting was then held and it wag decided which group should take charge of the next meeting which will take place on Nov. 24, Elections were conducted and the officers, for the year 1952-58 are as follows: President--Miss Anne Lavender - Vice-President--Douglas «Hayes Secretary-Treas.--Nancy Kight, . After the business meeting several 'games were played which included song-picture drawings, and charades. Then the group were sent on a Sca- vanger hunt which was followed by another game. . The meeting con- cluded with a delicious lunch, Missing Pine Grove Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Healey and Mr. Poole of Oshawa -and Mr. and Mrs. Brennand and - family of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Handel. d Mrs. A, Stubbins of Toronto spent the week-end with her sister Mrs. J. Hil), . Mrs. Jack Hill and June, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hill and daughter and Mrs, Stubbins visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark of Pindale, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Catherwood and Freddy, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Pickett visiting Mr. and Mrs; Willian Jewett on Friday evening, . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wilson "and | Mrs. Charlie Wilson of Trenton visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Albright, A goodly number attended the W.A. meeting at Mrs, Ballard's Wednesday last. The program was a reading by Mrs, R. Nesbitt and Mrs. Evans and a contest won by Mrs. R, Banks. Mrs. A. Handel is spending a few days in Toronto with her son Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown. Mr. Brown. is -tundergoing an operation. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Cleland and family visiting Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. E. Ballard, also calling on Mr. and Mrs. A. Handel. Mr. .and Mrs. Gep. Skerratt of Prince Albert spent Saturday evening at E. Ballard and enjoyed the Hockey Match 'on T.V. Mr." and Mrs. Hillard Armstrong spent an evening last week with Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Gourlie. Mrs. Terry and Sons of Mount Den- nis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. "Chas. Gourlie. : strong on Sunday." Mis, Rahmes visited atthe Graves home on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Roth Davis and Rich- ard of Stouffville and Mr. Ronald Locke visited Sunday with Mr. and -Mrs. T. Evans and Kay. BALLET TAP N Register for Classes Saturdays 10 to 11 2 am. Port Perry ~ High School Gym Teacher--Mary Brotlierwood : : /L. Notice The Rural Office of the Hydro- Electric Power Commission of On- tario in Port Perry will be closed November 80, 1952, Rural cus- 'tomers may pay their accounts at the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario nova? Austin C. ~ Bathie DR, OF CHIR RACTIC Graduate of Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto' For appointment Phone 205R PORT PERRY. "| and back of skirt. 'north, _Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heard. of Smiths | -- Falls calling on Mi, and Mrs. H, Arm- 2 Mr. Graves, Harold and Howard and |. Wedding PARRY-EVANS On Saturday, October 4th, at 3 p.m. inthe -- Church of the Ascension; against a setting of standards of white 'mums, the marriage of Kathleen Pa- tricia, daughter- of Mr, and Mrs, W, E. Evans, to George: Thomas Parry, son of Mr, and Mrs, William T. Parry, of Port Perry. or HS. Swabey conducted the ceremony and the bride was. given in|: marriage by her father. She chose a ballerina length gown of nylon net over white satiin-and lace bolero with lace diamond-shaped panel in 'front Her finger-tip veil was by held in place by a coronet of orange blossoms. The bride carried a bouquet of red roses. - =: Miss Reta Evans was bridesmaid, She wore a ballerina léngth gown of nilé green satin under nile green nylon tulle. low and mauve mums, Miss Claire Ptolemy made a sweet flower girl in yellow nylon taffeta under nylon tulle and carried a mauve and yellow nose- gay. Mr, Jimmie Rider sang "Be- cause" ad the Lord's Prayer during the ceremony. Mr. Harry Marks was best man and the ushers were Norman Parry and Patrick Donnelly, The groom's gift to the best man and ushers were pen and ink holder, The bride's gifts to her attendants were pearls and earyings and necklace. The organist was Mrs, Florence Mc- Clintock, The reception-was held in the Del Restaurant by candle light. The bride's and groom's table was deco- rated in pink and white centered with- a three tiered wedding cake. The bride's mother. received fn navy dress.and hat and navy accessories to match and wore a corsage of red c¢ar- ations, & : "The groom's mother 'assisted in patium blue dress with navy blue ac- cessories, and a corsage of pink cay- nations, = After the reception the happy couple left on a honeymoon trip to points The bride wore a navy suit with navy "accessories. and ~ winter white coat. Perry. ~oaron---- Rod and Gun Club; -At the last regular meeting of the Club. final arrangements were made for the Club annual dinner. «The dinner is being prepared by the Scout Mothers in the Scout Hall on Friday, November 28, The committee are busy on the pro- gram for that. night, as to speaker and pictures. A Chinese auction is planned as part of the program. ott. Hamilton, EARL SWEETMAN DIES SUDDENLY IN HAMILTON Word was received Tuesday night that Mr. Earl Sweetman; son of Mrs. Sweetman and the late Neil Sweet- man, formerly of Port Perry, died sud- denly at his home in Hamilton, Ont. In Memoriam REDMAN-- In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Minnie Redman, who passed away November 12, 1961. "When days are dark and JAriends are few, Dear: mother, how we think of you. Friends are friends if they are true; We lost our best friend when we lost you, : --Ever remembered by Dorothy, Earl and Clarence, Coming Evenis BAZAAR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER .22 presented by Prince Albert Woman's Association at Port Perry Library. Open at 3 o'clock. Home-made Cook- ing and afternoon tea. ; nov20 ELECTION NOTICE-- dR The municipal electors of the Town. ship of Reach are hereby notified that ominations for the offices of Reeves and Councillors and Township School Area Board to form the Council of snid Township for the year 18563 and three Trustees for School Area Board for 1963; will be held in the Township Hall, Manchester, on Monday Nov, 24 1962, at one o'cleck in: the afternoon and in the eyent of a poll being re- quired the vote of the electors will be taken on Monday, the first day of December, 19562, between the hours of 10 a.m, and 7 p.m. GRANT CHRISTIE,. met Returning Officer. They will reside in Port Says CPA Should Adopt Add Methods of Big Business County Cream Producers' Association was' held in "the- -Department-of-Agri evening. a the Cream Producers' Marketing Bd., gave d'very interesting address. He advocates that the Cream Producers' Association should adopt some of the out by big Business, He also pointed out that the June Set Aside for the purpose of advertising dairy products had come in very well this year.. Mr, Jardine also reported that a Cream Producers' Fieldman had been employ- She carried a bouquet of: yel-led by the Cream Froducers' Associa- tion to visit various créameries to look after the interests of the Cream Producer, Fe; President, Gordon Rynard, was in charge of the meeting. follows: Officers -- President--Gordon Ry- nard, Zephyr; Vice-President--Vince Beaton, Blackwater; Secretary-Treas. --H. L. Fair, Uxbridge; Voting Dele- gate--Gordon Rynard, Zephyr. Directors -- Rama--Gordon McAr- thur, Washago; Mara--Harper New- man, -Gamebridge; McMillan, Beaverton; Port Perry, R. 4; Scott--Harold Clark, | Uxbridge, R. 2; Uxbridge--Chas. Ball, Uxbridge; Pidharing -- Jos --Tran; Claremont; Whitby--Lloyd Stanley, Brooklin, R. 1; East Whitby--Arthur Cerrow, Port Perty, R. 3. Gouncil Reduces Une Assessment was allowed by the Court of Revision for Port Perry village which con- vened last Wednesday. The land owned by James Wright, Queen Street, was reduced from $1,300 to $1,050 and the buildings from $3,600 to $3,200. The appeals of Milton Howsam, Mis. Grace Farmer and: David McMillan were not allowed. ---------- ee ------- Tr --- ~ Epsom 'of Mrs. Murrell on Thursday after- noon, Oct. 31, with-20-members pre- sent. The president Mrs. Wagner opened - the meeting. Hymn 'Jesus Master Who's I am" was sung "and the Lord's prayer repeated in unison. The - minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. A short business discussion followed and it was decided to hold the Nov, necting on Thursday, November 20. Meeting to be held at the honie of | Mrs, Malcolm- Bailey. Group: 5 and Missionary Convenors Mrs. Geer and Mrs. Christie will be in charge of the meeting, in charge of the devotional, Mrs, As- ling read the scripture and Mrs. Kerry the Lesson Thoughts, Hymn "He Liveth Long who Liveth Well" was sung, A Stanley products demonstration followed with Mr. and Mrs, John Sheard of Enniskillen in charge, Following the demonstration group 4 -gerved a lovely lunch, A hearty vote of thanks was moved to our host- ess Mrs, Murrell for the use of her home. : : Choice Christmas TURKEYS for sale --Place your order now--- Phone 307M, Port Perry cultdre. Offiee, Uztldgs, on Friday : Bob Jardine, Secretary-Manager of |' The election of officers resulted as Thora -- Gilbert Brock -- Les | $8 Faux, Blackwater; Reach--Fred Lamb | § Smith, Raglan, R. 1; Sevgoy--Anaon i methods of advertising that is carried |* Total amount previotisly reported i. LE nears Sy 568.00 Branch 419, Canadian Legion, Port Perey] IO809080e0R0e0e0 ot ea a ea ee a te eae ate ate ate ste tu a ua ea eats Set a ey KLEENEX, 2008 CAMPBELL'S TOMATO Soup, "00 OZ: .ipnrvns AMBER HONEY, 2s 35¢c.; 4's. qursreres esis GOLD MEDAL PASTE WAX, I'S i....i0.ccvnnnee JOHNSON'S PASTE WAX, 1's .. Lika isbn an von200. sesannine CHRISTMAS PEELS, GLACE CHERRIES, 'WALNUTS, ALMONDS, PECANS, ETC, ELECTRIC FLOOR POLISHER FOR R RENT : . : - FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT, 96s... wiinsiesnnnnd fF 26, GRAPES 2 lbs. for 25¢c. =: MacINTOSH APPLES, 3 1b. cello hag ... _E. MERLIN DO WSON f + PHONE 91 8 FREE DELIVERY EVERY MORNING OF EVERY ¥ DAY © oo eversnessenssss 65s *B TOMATORS, cello pkg. 2le. § "Only one of Sour asetssont appeals | Ey Fresh AI all year round "FANCY. QUALITY : FROZEN FOODS ves ) ® MEATS ® POULTRY - Custom Slaughtering: "The Family Bucher _CAWKER BROS. PORT PERRY Sey ; PHONE 29 The Epsom W. A. met at the home Mrs. Kerry and Mrs. Asling were : CLEAN CLOTHES © LAST LONGER us to pies them up! - SPEED i in for regular dry clean-- Remember, - perspiration can weaken the fabric of your suits, 80 bring thent ing--or if you like, call Phone 221M - QUALITY - SERVICE SCUGOG CLEANERS Perry.St. North ART SHERIDAN, Proprietor - NOTICE OWING TO. MANY REQUESTS WE ARE. GOING 0 HOLD OUR SALES ON FRIDAY "NIGHTS THE FIRST'SALE WILL TAKE PLACE ON 'FRIDAY, NOV. 14th 1952, AT 7.30 P.M., AT ~ UXBRIDGE LIVESTOCK ~ SALES BARN G.S. Brynell PROPRIETOR. Ted J ackson AUCTIONEER. BER ad . Christmas Bazaar Presbyterian Church Sat. Dec. 6 A | F b : 7 ww asa to CASH "DONATIONS Ge da En ei Total amount previously reported ........iiisiminminins oe $4,692.04 sie Mrs. Susanna Moase; Port Perry'. Ee LULL ; LU 100.00 '4 - 'Manchester Cmmunity Club... . 160.00 £ Paul Chitel, 132 Central Park Ave, Dahaws Fn Sereceise viemisniensine 20,00 + FELL als pasion « oa PLEDGES . ah ta. 22 fOF 235 8 cenrennninsns 80C, g ~