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v guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. R, Bentley, & Zo Re ne Ee AN Sore Ri sh) 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR--THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1952 (The Star is pleased to hear ""from you when you have vis-""" itors, Just call 50.) 'Mrs. Bert McKee: and Mrs. Allen Ross_ of. -Deseronto were 'week-end Mr. and Mes, M. L. Belfry, opera- tors of the B-A Service Station at " "Manchester for the past two years, "left yesterday. for Bobcaygeon, wher® they have taken .over operation of Meadow Springs Lodge, a ¥pacions -summer place with cottages and large boat house. Prior to their departure Mr. and Mrs. Belfry were presented with a motor rug Monday night by their Manchester district friends. There new address is R.R. 4, Bobecay- geon, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. George Channell, Mar- ilyn and baby Rodger of Bloomfield, visited friends in Port Perry on Tues- day. Congrafulations to J. J. Gibson, widely known district poultryman, who won two ribbons for his entries at the Royal Winter Fair; Toronto. He received a first prize on one of his capon entries and also was awarde d a second prize on another entry. Allan Powell, R. R.1, Port Perry, placed 16th in the-final yield standing of the 500 Bushel Potato Club spon- sored by the Ontario County Soil and Crop Improvement Association. Grow- ing the Canso variety, Powell secur- eda high-quality-standing- of -fourth- out of twenty entries and won a:$3. prize. He was given a score on dry matter of 86.0 and on marketable potatoes of 65 and quality mark of, 1561.0. The estimated bushels per acre from his plot was 453. Death SCHWARTZ --Entered into Rest at his home, R.R. 1, Burketon, Ontario "on, Wednesday, Noy. 12, :19562, John Schwartz, beloved husband of Juliana - Hrynewich, in his 650th year. Inter- ment Union Cemetery Cadmus. CASSIDY -- Entered into rest on Saturday, November 15, 19562, Helen B. Cassidy, beloved daughter-of the late John J. Cassidy. Interment R. C. Cemetery, i Bar ~ JONES, Gordon Wilfred--After a "lengthy illness, on Wednesday, Nov- ember 19, 1952, beloved husband of Aileen Marie and loving father of Douglas and Donald. Funeral service from his late residence, Bancroft, Ont. at 2 p.m. Friday, November 21. - HAMIL oy > ENTERTAINMENT 2d PLEASE NOTE -Starting Monday, Oct. 6 Two Shows Nightly, 7.00 & 9.00 Matinee at 2.00 p.m. 'LAST SHOWING TO-NITE-- THURS., NOVEMBER 20 "DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK" Starring. Marilyn Monroe and Richard. Widmark Adult Entertainment And for added Suspense: we add "DEADLINE U. SA" Starring Humphrey Bogart FRI. & SAT. NOVEMBER 21 - 22 "THE WILD NORTH" Technicolor -- Starring" Stewart "Granger 5 Cyd Charisse " MON. & TU ES. NOVEMBER 24 - "ROOM FOR ONE MORE" Starring Cary Grant and > Betsy Drake WED. & THUR., NOVEMBER 26 - 27 "RED BALL EXPRESS" Starring Jeff Chandler PLUS 4 "FINDERS KEEPERS" Starring Julie. Adams _ = Adult Entertainment | tee. fw rr i JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH : Rev. John Riddell Sunday, November 23rd-- - 11 a.m--Sunday School 7 p.m:--Church Service Subject--*"The Voice of God" ST. "CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Church of England in Canada Rector: Rev, H. S, Swabey, M.A, B.D. November 23rd--Sunday next before Advent, 9.30 a.m.---Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School. 7.00 p.m.--Evening Serviee, J / PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, Minister THE UNITED CHURCH Sunday November 23rd-- 10 a.m.--Senior Sunday School 11 a.n.--Primary and Nursery 11 a.m.--Morning Service -- Third Beatitude (Blessed are the Meek) 7 p.m.--Compensations PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor PORT Sunday November 23rd-- 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 10 a.m.--Sunday School. = - 7 p.m.--Evangelistic' Service Wednesday--Prayer meeting at 8 p.m, L THE PENTESCOSTAL CHURCH Suhday- November-23rd---+ 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Regular Service 7 p.n.--Evangelical. Friday, 8.16 p.m.--Bible 'Study. All Welcome. SEVENTH DAY. ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, Novémber 22-- Service at 2.30 'p.m. at the home of -Mrs.-Stanley-Gerrow:- "All a are- Swelgoms Blue Ray Ceger | Holds Final Meet 'The last regular meeting of the year 1952 of the Eastern. Star, Blue Ray Chapter no. 238, was held in the Ma- sonic rooms on Oct.-30 with a goodly number present, including visitors from Oriole and Aloha chapters. - The yearly reports were given and when new members heard the amount of money raised during our past year they felt that our efforts were well worth while. As well as the work we had the social part of our meetings to remember too. You meet old friends and when all is summed up "1 you. feel it is good to be a melhor |{of-the O.E.S - 1 of the: meeting, Miss Mur. Elgin Hute hinson, Worthy Patron entertained the Chapter, to a banquet, assisted by the refreshment commit- 'Mrs. Jean Osborne, W.M. of Aloha Chapter, rendered two appropriate solos, "My Task" 'and The "Lord's Prayer". -A social time was enjoyed by all and just as Mrs. Jean Osbore was leaving, she sang for Mildred, the retiving Motron "Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart." : ------ eo Cards of Thanks We wish to thank the Port Perry fire brigade and our many friends and neighbours for the help and kindness shown during the recent fire, : --The Strong Family. CARD OF THANKS ~ Mrs; Clarence ,Graham wishes. to thank her " friends, relatives and neighbors for cards, fruit and flow- 5 | ers and many acts of kindness; also Dr. Irwin'and nurses of Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, during her recent ill- oss, \ : CARD _OF THANKS We wish to thank all our friends and customers in Manchester, Port Perry and surrounding district for their fine patronage during the past two years. We also wish to thank all those who so kindly presented us with a motor rug on Monday evening. ~Mr, and Mrs. M. L. Belfry, B-A Service Station, Manchester. 'achievements. Pastor: W. A. Bowler Wor thy Matron and. Approximately 60 were present; [Hilliop Herald (Sondra James) Into the basket goes the ball, an- other score for P.P.H.S. On Monday, Nov.17 the Port Perry High School Senior and Junior teams played a game of basketball at -| Richmond Hill High School, the ° re- sults were. as_follows:- Port Perry Seniors -- 47 Richmond Hill Seniors -- 24 | Richniond Hill Juniors -- 60 Poft Perry Juniors -- 41 - In assembly om Mon. Nov. 17 we had the privilege of hearing from our guest speaker, 'Mr. H.W.P, Thompson who is the, Senior selective; placement officer for-the Ganadian Governmeiit in England. My. H. W. P, Thompson has re- cently returned from England and therefore he gave an interesting talk concerning Britain, comparing her people, churches, roads, houses, schools cte,, with those of Canada. We cer- tainly did learn something. ; Grade X had the opportunity of visiting the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair on Tues, Nov. 18, this. trip has proved to be both educational and interesting in previous years. Port Perry High School will hold the annual commencement on Friday,| A number of students will certificates, trophys and for the previous years Nov. 21, receive awards Township Teachers Hold Ist Banquet ; The Inspector, Mr. H.W. Knight of Uxbridge, Board, bl and friends of Reach Township met on Wednesday Nov. 12th for a banquet which was held in the Uxbridge Hotel, The Master of ceremonies Mr. Bert | Wanamaker toasted the Queen. A sing-song was led by Mrs, Grace Hastings, in which everyone heartily. Toast to the Trustees was given by Mi. Thomas Emmons-and responded to by Mr. Gordon Ward. Toast to the Inspector and Teachers by MY. Fred Wilkinson and was re- sponded to by Mrs. Katherine Crosier. « Toast to the guests was given by] Mrs. Vivian Wilbur and the reply giv- en by Mr. Wilbur Smalley of Uxbridge. After the toasts were given Mr. Knight outlined the duties of the Board, Teachers and Inspector. Mr." Clements, chairman of the Trustées Board reminded the teachers that the School Board was ready and willing to co-operate with them. President of -the Reach Teachers, Mrs. Swanick, thanked the committee for their help in making the banquet sucessful. ~ We enjoyed a brief intermission and then reasembled to see several very interegting and informative pic- tures shown hy Mr. "Sulman: of Port Perry. »In 'Mr, Knights remarks he ex- pressed his desire to make the ban- quet of teachers and board an annual event so we are looking forward to next year's event with anticipation. BALLET :: TAP Register for Classes Saturdays 10 to 11 : a.m, Port Perry High School Gym " Principak--Irene Harvey Teacher--Mary Brotherwood - > Je ee Notice The Rural Office of the Hydro- Electric Power Commission of On- tario in Port Perry will be closed November 30, 1952, Rural cus: tomers may pay their accounts at the Canadian Bank of Commerce. -Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario nove? Austin C. A. Bathie DR. OF CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Canadian Memorial 'Chiropractic College, Toronto For appointment Phone 206R PORT PERRY. 'Wedding PAUL . SPARLING Bronze and gold mums and fern formed the setting for a very pretty wedding, which took place in Trinity United Church Meaford, on Saturday, Nov, 8, 1952. Rings and vows were exchanged by Sarah Catherine Marie Sparling and Wilbert Ray Paul. The: bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Sparling, Meaford-and the groom is the youngest son of Mrs. Paul and the late Mr.-Wilbert Paul of Peterboreugh. Rev. Gordon Lapp was the officiating | clergyman, Mrs. Mary Young pre- sided at the organ while: Mr, Ray Sparling "of Toronto, uncle of the bride, sang "Until" before the bride éntered the church and "Because" during®the signing of the register. Given in marriage by her father the bride looked lovely, gowned in double net over white sliper satin, chantilly lace jacket with stand up collar. © The bodice buttoned to the waist in the front, long Sleeves ending in points over the hands. A' finger- tip veil with lace insertion was held hy a lace and net halo, She carried a boquet of pink roses and White baby mums. Her Tatrol of honor, Mrs, Law: rence Morrison of Blackwater, wore a strapless gown of pastel green net over taffeta with lace jacket, match- ing lace mittens and lace and net halo. She carried a hosegay of gold and bronze mums. Junior bridesmaid was Miss Edith May Sparling of Meaford, wore a gown of pastel yellow net over taf- feta with matching lace mittens and lace and net halo. She carried a nos- gay of gold and-BFonze mums. The groomsman was Mr. James Mitchell of Peterborough and the ush- ers were Mr. Reginald Paul, brother of the groom and Mr, William Dun- ford both of Peterborough. Reception was held at the 'Orange hall where the bride's mother received the guests wearing. navy crepe with of red roses. grooms mother, wearing mauve. crepe with black accessories and a corsage | | of pink roses, It is interesting to note that at' 'the wedding a great aunt attended. . Pink and white. streamers surround- .ing the bride's table which was cent- red with a three tier wedding cake, made by her mother. For travelling, the bride chose a gold: satin dress, muskrat coat with brown accessories, . Her corsage was bronze baby mums. Amid showers of confetti and good wishes, the bride and groom left on a motor trip to different points of Ont- ario." - . Guests were present fr Peter- borough, Lindsay, Sonya, Seagrave, Oshawa, Whitby, - Hamilton, Toronto, .Owen Sound, Goring. Coming Evenis Social Evening j| FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 All members of the SERVICE CLUB of the Port Perry United Church are reminded that their social evening will be held this coming Friday, Nov. 21, in the Scout Hall, at 8.16 p.m. Flease note the change of date! BAZAAR presented by Prince Albert Woman's Association at Port Perry Library. | Open at 3 o'clock. Home-made Cook- ing and afternoon tea. nov20 matching accessories' and a corsage: She was assisted by the KEEFER . BARRY In Port Perry United Chureh, Oct. 18, at 2.30 the marriage ceremony of Barbara Yvonne Barry, daughter of Eewis Keefer, son of Mr, Oliver Keef- er and the late Mrs. Keefer of Midland was conducted by Rev, R. Wylie a- Mr. and Kars; Heérkless Barry to Oliver | of the new Public Behool on gainst a setting of autumn flowers, Given in marriage by her father, the bride was wearing a floor length gown of white lace over satin with long veil. She carried a cascade bouquet of white mums and red roses, Miss Gerald- ine Barry, sister of the bride, was maid of honour, Miss Shirley Heayn and Miss' Jean Keefer were brides- maids. IA wore ballerina x Tenth dresses of mauve, blue rose taffeta with match- ing hats and carried nosegays of mix- ed flowers. Allison and Carol Barry, sisters of the bride, made very pretty flower girls in floor length dresses of pink taffeta with matching bonnets and carried pink and white nosegays: Robert Keefer was groomsman for Keefer, Toronto, Mr. James Cooper, Haliburton, The wedding music was played by Mrs, V..P. Stouffer, Miss Nora Watt sang "I'll Walk Beside You", "The Lord's Prayer" and "Be- cause'. The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where the bride's mother received wearing navy blue crepe with corsage of red carna- tions and pink roses, The groom's mother also received, wearing powder blue crepe: with corsage of white mums, 1 \ After the reception the happy couple left for a honeymoon..in the High- lands of Haliburton. The bride wore a moroon suit with navy accssories. They will live in Toronto. Out of town guests at the veddiiig were from Janetville, Oshawa, Pick- ering, Toronto, Midland, Haliburton, ale ELECTION NOTICE-- ; The 'municipal 'electors of-the Town- ship of Reach are hereby notified that Hall, Manchester, on Monday Nov. 24, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. GRANT CHRISTIE, Returning Officer. \ fee a oh ol "ss Choice Christmas TURKEYS for sale --Place your order now-- Phone 307M, Port Perry CECIL KING, "Chairman of Board. The Port Perry Public School Board cordially invites "the 'public to attend the ceremony of laying the corner "stone § : + Friday November 21 1952 at- 2:00 p.m. R. D. WOON, Secretary. his brother. Ushers were Mr. Norman -. a PORT PERRY. HIGH SCHOOL Friday, November 21 8 p.m. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Guest Spoaker--A. E. O'NEILL, Oshawa ~~ Valedictorian--Joan Real e nominations for the offices of Reeves |§2' gaint and Councillors and Township School 4, Area Board to form the Council of | said Township for the year 1958 and [§ . three Trustees for School Area Board [$2 - for.19568; will be held. in the Township |& - 1962, at one o'clock in the afternoon |g and in the event of a poll being re- |g quired the vote of the electors will be | & taken on Monday, the first day of | December, 1962, between the hours of 3 Birth WILLIAMS -- Mr. and Mrs, Bill Williams (nee Ruby Gibson) of Port Perry, are happy to announce the ar- rival of their son, Jody James Nelson, at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital, Tuesday, November 18, 1952. : The Detroit River which Windsor, Ont., and Detroit, an- average of 115,000,000 tons of shipping a year--greater tonnage than that of Suez, Panama and Kiel canals combined. i iar 0--0--0 "Coral is animal life. - ON TIDE SPECIAL MONEY SAVING OFFER TO PURCHASERS GET DETAILS HERE | os - 2 lbs. 25c. E. MERLIN DOWSON PHONE 91 FREE! Layer Cake Tin with every Ek: purchase of BRODIE'S § CAKE MIX, White or Choc. ¥ 37c. Spice 29¢c. 2 MILKO PLASTIC 'MIXER §- ONLY 75c. i 5 Pkgs. JELLO and -Six § JELLY MOULDS for 69c. g CROWN TEA BAGS, 10s + SOE, Cc. 8 OUR OWN BLEND TEA, & g : b. 59c. $2 CHRISTIE'S CHRISTMAS §$ CAKE, BREAD, BUNS-- H I'resh Daily 5 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Florida ORANGES for 'juice, dozen 25c. 5 Florida GRAPEFRUIT, full § .of juice .............5 for 25¢. CARROTS, cello bags 15c. § EMPEROR GRAPES, : 2 yoTICE TO Harris, Harris & Wallace Saturday Cosing of Law Offices The following Law Offices will continue to close all day SATURDAY. until further notice: ~~ : OSHAWA Cx Annis, Jones & Cameron J. P, Mangan Conant & Conant - Ernest Marks . Creighton, Fraser & Drynan McGibbon & Bastedo Harris, Harris & Wallace \ Parkhill & Yanch i R. D. Homphreys Z. T. Salmers : * Louis S. Hyman M. F. Swartz ® WHITBY D. J: Cuddy R. D. Ruddy ; T. M. Moore A. M. Wootton - ~ D. B. MelIntyre W. F. Ward ' \ \ AG UXBRIDGE" = AJAX W. F. Greig Conant & Conant ' PORT PERRY--Harris, Harris & Wallace D. J. Cuddy, Q. C. 'President, The County of Ontarlo Law Association. THE PUBLIC rr pearance example. G SPEED - Perry St. North | 7" IT'S EASY TO SPOT THE MAN AT THE Top ~The care he gives his hp success story. Follow his spotted lapels . . baggy trousers. Bring them in! Phone 221M QUALITY - SCUGOG CLEANERS ART SHERIDAN, Proprietor is part of his - _ om Don't ignore SERVICE