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4---THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1054 i LOCAL EWS THE CHURCHES ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN : CHURCH Minister--Rev, B. D. Armstrong, B.A, D.D. Sunday, Jan. 16th-- 11 a.m.~----Sunday School 7 p.m.--Worship Service Visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs, A. King on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. A. Nott, of Toronto; Mr, and By Gh Mrs. Lloyd Wakeford and family; Mr. : and Mrs. George Nott and family. Cards of Thanks To Dr. Sturgis and the nurses and staff of Oshawa General Hospital, ulso the many kind friends and rela- tives for their kindness and for cards and flowers received during my re- cent stay in hospital, ro A Yk 7 xX . LR 7a, ' AY pes 7 dark Eri CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (Anglican) Rev. K. W. Scott, L. Th.,, Rector Sunday, Jan. 16--FEpiphany 11 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School 7.00 p.m.--'The Analogy of Light" No service at 9.30 a.m. 1 . --Roy Goode I wish to thank Dr. Rennie and all nurses of Port Perry Hospital for kindness shown me during my stay _ there and also my friends who sent cards, flowers and fruit. Mrs, Wilson Gerrow. = = Sh 4 Go ar Bray --r ts Ee ei En Gl TI A pp GE wd fh : PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH In the midst of our sorrow we wish Rev. R. H, Wylie, B.A., Minister to express our heartfelt thanks and [11 a.m.--Mr. R. B. Smallman--"The appreciation to our relatives, friends Church in the Community" L and neighbors for their kindness and |7 p.m.--Film--The Rich Young Ruler. sympathy shown us in the loss of a] Church Anniversary Services, Jan. 23. beloved wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, May Frances Martyn. We especialli-wish to thank all for the beautiful floral tributes, Dr. Rennie and nurses of Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital, Rev. H. H. Mutton for his consoling words and the A. L. McDermott Funeral Home. --Howard Martyn & Family In Memoriam PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, Jan, 16th-- : Morning service at 11 a.m. Evening Worship at 7.30 p.m. EVERYBODY WELCOME Pastor--Lloyd Faulkner PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor--David J. Toews NS, eR Ms IN SA eis) ke A ¢ 3 CAA J Nh Sunday, Jan. 16th-- Tp McCLINTOCK, Mrs. George A.-- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday 'School : : i In loving memory of wife and mother 11.00 a.m.--Worship Service > i iy who passed away Jan. 18th, 1947. Al- 7.00 p.m.--MISSIONARY SOUND ways remembered by George & Jean. FILM Wed.; 8.00 p.m.--Prayer: Meeting. COIING EVENTS Fri, 8.00 pm--Young Peoples. Come To The Little White Church iy Pb Scout and Cub Oshawa. Auxiliary St. George's Parish Hall, : 5 Centre Street, OSHAWA, The regular monthly wieeting of the at 8.00 p.m Scout and Cub Mother's Auxiliary - "Recent Jssues-in Canadian | Will be bi Mout: Tonal AH, : Foreign Policy" 8 p.m, at the home o rs. A. King, by Professor Burton Keirstead.| Rosa St. Members only.- Membership ticket for balance club year-- E h © single $2. Mr. and Mrs. $3 from uc re J. S. Hughes, Bank of Montreal,| In the Township Hall, Scugog, on . Saturday, Jan. 15 at 8.30 p.m., spon- Afternoon Tea sored by the Home and School Asso- ciation. Prizes. Ladies please pro- Afternoon Tea and Home Baking vide lunch. Admission 35c.. Every- Sale, Church of the Ascension, on Saturday, Jan. 22 from 3 to 6 p.m. body welcome. Jan20 . . {Choir Coming 3 p ¢ '¢ Choir of Trinity pe 11 d Th Y The Braemore¢ \ , Cance e IS ear United Church, Toronto will be in the te Port Perry Unitéd Church in connec- tion with their anniversary service on Sunday Evening, January 23. You will enjoy hearing this fine choir. Due to unfortunate circumstances the Annual Burns Dinner of St. John's Presbyterian Church will not be héld this year, only. I n-ne a- - ney Tenders for Garbage Collection Sealed. tenders for the collection of garbage for the Village of Port Perry for a period of 12 months, starting FEBRUARY 1, 1955, will be received by council. Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk by Thursday, January 27, 1955, at 56 p.m. > RX Le Se Sa A A I Lm Ted nS CAC : oh i Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Contract form may be seen at the Clerk's office. JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk. I Sea, oF RCL INR Se Na A > wT : | es te eur aan we --- JANUARY CLEARANCE ay oe, AL Ss me STN Jy Re heft Ra 2 SALE Starts on January 14th DRESSES BLOUSES pe SKIRTS Kayvan's Ladies' Wear HABA ne 'N ¥, # ow 2 Ey Scout News The second meeting of the group committee will be held on Sunday, January 16, at 2,30 in the Scout Hall All members and anyone interested in boys work are urged to be present as there are a number of matters to be considered, Fhe following is a list of your committee--Sam Cawker, Chairman; John Jefford, Sec.-Treas.; E. Sulman, Roger Oke, Ellsworth Kennedy, Badges. - Les. McDonald, Wes. Stata, Jess Buxey, Stan Plough- man, (rep, Scouting), Property. Bruce- Beare, Tom Bell, Harry Edin- borough, Paper Collection. ,. Robert Walker, Leslie! Beacock, Roy Smith, entertainment, Yes, we are satisfied with the pro- gress of cubbing in November, We had a number of boys promoted from B. Pack into A. Pack. In turn B. Pack received 21 new chums. Now A Pack is promoting 10. Cubs into Scouts next Monday night. We will give you more néws about them next week, The leaders of A. Pack are Gordon Goode, Leader; Stan Plough- man, Chas. Reesor, Chas. Bourgeois, Lorne Wilkins, as assistants, a PEA ER LY aaa A BRR SAB A OS LSE, RE Ladin AASARY SLE SRR 4 ES EA United Church WMS The United Church Afternoon Aux- iliary, Woman's Missionary Society, met Tuesday, January 11th in the Church basement with 27 ladies pre- sent. Mrs, W. Thompson presided. All officers submitted their annual re- ports, each showing progress over pre- vious year. Especially gratifying was report given by treasurer Mrs. R. Harper. Officers elected for 1955: President, Mrs. E. Leask; Recording Secretary, M™. S. Ploughman; Cor. Secretary, Miss G. Stovin; Treasurer, Mrs. R. J. Harper; Christian Stewardship Sec. Mrs. R. B. Smallman; Missionary Monthly, Mrs. Gordon McDonald; Lit. Secretary, Miss R. Woon; Com- munity Friendship Sec., Mrs. L. Hall; Christian Citizenship and, Temper- ance Sec.,, Mrs. W. Thompson; Press Sec., Mrs. L. Myers; Pianist, Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey. " At close of business session Mrs. Michell conducted the devotional period. Mrs. Thompson closed the meeting with prayer, Miss G. Stovin's group served tea and a social time was enjoyed, pC] A laim Report In ror--Dr. Bascom Not Retiring Contrary to a report issued in a Toronto newspaper the Attorney- General's office in Queen's Park has denied that Dr. Horace Bascom, On- tario County's Sheriff for a consider- able number of years, will be replaced. Following a report in the Toronto paper, the Attorney-General's office was contacted and officials there stated that they had heard of no change in the sheriff's office in Whitby. The report stated that Dr, Bascom, who incidentally is the senior sheriff of the province of Ontdrio, was being retired and would be replaced by Hon. G. A. Welsh, provincial secretary. Dr. Bascom told one reporter that he had no intention of retiring and a check made in the Attorney-General's office in Toronto indicated that- officials there had no intention of making any changes either, The officials there, who asked that he be not named, stated that the story in the Toronto paper was a complete surprise to him and ,'certainly did not | that Sutton By-law be passed mak- originate in the Attorney-General's| ing it obligatory for people who wish office." + : to instal septic tanks to obtain appro- val of thelr septic tank plans from SUTTON VILLAGE DEFERS FORCING SEWER ISSUE Sutton Village Council deferred un-| The matter was deferred, without any til February any action on the pro-| action being taken, until 1956 Coun- posal from York County Health Unit | cil's Fébruary meeting, : a building permit is issued by the Vil. lage Building Inspector, Fede 4 Week-End SPECIALS Jan. 14 & 15 - FLUFFO SHORTENING ........cc.ccoococoonvvivniinninnn2 for 57c. SEEDED RAISINS, 1 1b. box Fe NE RA tn hy LF YORK MEAT BALLS (15 oz. tin) ........... dint 3 10 CATELLI SPAGHETTI (28 oz. tin) ...... FAT nena 30 PRUNE PLUMS, 15 0z. tin ...........cocoococovo.. fina .2 for 3lc. HONEY, 4 1b, pail ............c.coon.... Hibs n ara 336. We deliver Orders of $2.00 or over . 'Don't Forget Silverware Deal with Canada Packers expires Jan. 31, 1955. . DOUPE'S STORE Prince Albert Phone 485-W the York County Health Unit before Swift's Quality Products RED & ALLSWEET JEWEL Swift'ning ru. 36c Margarine » 38¢ Shortening :» 27c¢ PARD n Dog Food 2 = 25¢ Quaker Products WHITE FOOD STORES we have two customers. best buys. QUICK QUAKER OATS Fue. 3c ALLAGREE WE HAVE -One of our most valuable forms ofsadvertis- ing is when one customer tells a friend. Then Most folks agree RED & WHITE, as a general rule, has the er 'BOWMANVILLE Yeo's Marketeria 'MAPLE GROVE Maple Grove Groceterin --_ ORONO Cornish Groceteria OSHAWA : McKenna's Super Market 948 Simcoe St. N. Sproule's Food Stores 272 King St. E. and 458 Simcoe St. S. * LITTLE BRITAIN Bullock's Groceteria Special Feature Package 2 rr 3c MUFFETS AUNT JEMIMA By 2c PANCAKE FLOUR 33: EVERY DAY \ LOW PRICES OLD DUTCH 5-MINUTE KELLOGG'S 'ALL BRAN HEINZ SWANSDOWN MACARONI PICKLES CLEANSER 2:27: Cream of Wheat %- PACKED WITH PREMIUM Newport Fluffs CHILI SAUCE CAKE FLOUR CATELLI -- Ready-Cut ROSE BRAND -- Sweet Mixed to 31. Wi 26 so. 7c bois 3c Ye 40 Pry 16 16-0z. 33. 'SWIFT'S -- PREMIUM Veal Front Roast LEAN BONELESS -- BEEF POT ROAST PEAMEALED -- MILD CURE COTTAGE ROLLS Special Feature 26 Every purchase of $3.00" or over 'entitles customer this modern Brush Broom for only Special Feature Niagara Kist i) SWIFT'S ROSE BRAND RASPBERRY PREM | Margarine [| JAM WITH PECTIN 1R-ox. tin NB. phg. : 24-0z, jar 33 purchase selling at 1.69 -- Save 1.00 at all BN Red & White a Stores in this district TO BE SURE OF FRESHNESS GRIND IT YOURSELF ! Morning Glory Swift's Brookfield ~~ SKINLESS SAUSAGE b. a5. Port Perry. Swift's PREMIUM Frankfurters Cell 39: COFFEE Ib. 1.08 i }) 30: TABLE QUEEN BREAD 24.0z. Sliced Loaf } / Regularly lomNumNg -- BLACK DIAMOND -- 96's Grapefruit BEST FOR JUICE AND EVERY USE -- 252 Size Sunkist ORANGES 3 doz. 99- CRISP -- FANCY MCcINTOSH APPLES GARDEN BOY -- VITAMIN PACKED [CARROTS Birdseye Orange Juice {Birdseye Green Beans ; PORT HOPE Roberts Bros. Food Store Roberts Uptown Market COBOURG = Jeffery Food Market BROOKLIN Brown's Groceteria . PORT PERRY Dowson's Food Market AJAX Ajax Marketeria Special Feature ' Little National MATCHES Carton of 12 pkgs. 17- EVAPORATED MILK CARNATION =: APPLEFORD'S -- Heavy Wax 14. Food Saver oe 31 GENERAL ELECTRIC Light Bulbs ee. 20¢ NIAGARA -- INSTANT. ; Laundry Starch %o 21 b CAMPBELL'S Tomato Soup "5:2 for 25¢ FARM BOY -- California - Seedless Raisins 5 21 POT CLEANERS 15¢ KURLY KATE ~~ BATH SOAP 2 for 20-1 PALMOLIVE -- Giant / 10 for 49: 3-1b, Polly: Bag 35: 2.0, 2 for 25: : Frozen Foods = Cte 2re 30c | 10 on. 27c A i. 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