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W. A. of the United Church met at the home of Mrs. Percy Van Camp, Tuesday the 22nd with 29 ladies and nine children present. The Pres. Mrs. H. Shortridge opened the meeting _ with the singing of a hymn and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Neil Werry read the scripture and a nice paper on 'Jesus and the Children". There was condiderable discussion re- floor covering ete. for church, Mrs. Mervyn Graham took the chair for the programme. 2 Mrs. John McKee gave a reading ' "The One Talent Man", and Mrs. Stan. ford Van Camp read a piece sent by Mrs. Alb. Wright 'Waiting for Spring'. Mra, Shortridge had two contests and lunch was served by group and a so; cial hour enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martyn and boys visited her mother Mrs, Shantz Tyrone on Sunday. Mesdames Ernest Larmer; C. W. ° Hutton; J. A! Johnston; Fred Dayes and Cecil" Hill attended the W.M, S. Presbyterial in Trinity Church, Bow- manville on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor left Thurs. for Florida. Messrs. Ralph Strong and his room mate Bill Underhay of Veitoria Col- lege spent the week-end with the Gordon Strongs. A good number of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer on Saturday night in honor of their danghter Mildred and her hus- pand, Mr. aid Mrs. Bert Smith. Sev- eral games of cards and crokinole were played before Mr. Fred Trewin called order and after a few well cho- sen wods, ealled on the following pro- | gramme--Reading by Mrs. Chas. Ven- ning; Solo by Mrs. Lorne Thompson, accompanying herself on the guitar; Reading by Mrs. Wm Van Camp; Reading by Mrs. Thos. Smith; Solo by Mra. L. Thompson; Miss Mable Van Camp read an address and Mrs, Ivan?Thompson and Mrs. Hoskin pre- sented the bride and groom 'with a lovely floor lamp and electric kettle. Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith replied. A bounteous lunch was served and all enjoyed a social visit. Mrs. Jas. Henry, Mr, Melville Grif- fin and Doris attended the funeral of Miss Margaret Johnston in Janetville on Saturday. A very nice Day of Prayer service was held in the Anglican Church on Friday evening with several members of . the Anglican, Presbyterian and United ' Churches taking part. Mrs, C. W. Hutton gave a very interesting and helpful address. Messrs. Geo. Black, Dave Wilson, Jno. Greaves and Ivan Thompson came home from the curling jitney in Lindsay Saturday with a chicken apiece, having tied with another rink for first place. Owing to the mild weather last week the O.N.O. skating party turned out to be a card party, but never the less an enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Flett and Donna, Mrs. J. E. Flett, Misses Lorna and Shirley Harris, Bowmanville, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Harris Tuesday evening. A very pleasant evening was spent in the recreation centre Saturday at the Badminton tournament, with Lind- say ahd Blackstock teams. The Neil Malcolms' and Harold Ky- - Ee? -- et lS "There is no more noble and humanitarian organisation in the whole world than the Red Cross" : GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS Your donation to the Red Cross helps provide: oPrepaygdness for Disaster eQutpost Hospitals «War Veteran Services oFree Blood Transfusion Service Nursing and Health Services "| GIVE ro the REY CROSS Cheerfully... Grasefy)ly... Gepgroysly | $5,494,100 |S NEEDED THIS YEAR - §610° 1 Congress at Evanston, Ill, at the ser- SORES tes' each got new cars this past week. Mr. Wm. Kincade, Kingston, was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holdge and Mrs. Cecil Hyde ang Patricia and Mr. Stan Payne spent |: Sunday with the Hoidges. Mrs. Ar- gue and Mrs. Darcy and Mr. and Mrs. Burney Hooey and Barbara, Darling ton were there Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vincent, Isling- ton and Rev. and Mrs. Nicholson with Mrs. V. Archer and Chas. and Oliver Smith. Mr. Moss; Mr. Raymond Coulter and Mr. Homer Coulter, Toronto at Mr. and Mrs. Orr Vennings. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thompson visit- ed her mother Mrs. Wm. Cobbledick, Orono Sunday. On Wednesday even. ing the Lorne Thompson's entertained Mrs. Velva Bailey, Neil and Cather- ine; Mr. Gordon Paisley and the high - school quartette, Doug Davidson, Al- lan Dayes, Jim Greaves and Clifford Jackson. he ; My. and Mrs, Ernest Hale, Toronto; Mr. and Mys. Wm. King, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Little, Hamilton, spent Sunday with My. and Mrs. Jack Rahm, My, and 'Mrs. Allan Rahm attended the baptismal service and were - parents for little Deborra Agg In Whitby on Sunday. Sorry to report little Deborra Stin- land is in Oshawa hospital in a steam tent. Clem Wilson is suffering with an abscessed tooth, the result of a bump he received a little while ago. Rev. Nicholson showed slides of the vice Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins and Bruce moved to their home in North Blackstock on Friday. Two rinks of Junior Farmers went to Peterhore Monday, competing in a honspie] there, Mrs. Phena Mountjoy, Mrs. Cliff McGill and children; Mr. and Mss. Ernest-Swain and children visited the Harold Swain's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Devitt, Bowmanviile on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Merrill Van Camp were in Toronto Sunday visitigg her parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman -Mal- colm and Mrs: Glen Malcolm and babe who flew over from Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson and Elaine, Nestleton; Mr. Neil Bailey; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry and Carol ent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs, 'Wilbert Werry, celebrating Car- ol's 8rd inlay. Don't take chances > with Fuel or Weather ORDER A TON NOW OF hb ue coal' : Don't be fooled! There' 8 plenty of winter ahead! Replenish your ; : "bin NOW with 'blue coal' and finish up the winter With | the finest heating comfort that money can buy! Remember, with 'blue coal,' you KNOW what you're getting! No gamble. No risk. The BLUE color guarantees the quality! / coal' TempMaster. Por Low Cost Automatic Heating . Cut down basement trips . . . save fuel, money, time, trouble . . . with the 'blue 'Electric Eye" thermo- stat regulates dampers from living room . . . SR EN NARI Pise Grove Mr. Jim Toggood and Mr, Fred Clark of Toronto spent the week-end with Mrs. T: and family. Mr. and MrS. 'Jack Crosier, Utica spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mza. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson spent a day in Oshawa last' week, Several young people "have the measles -in «the community, and we hope they will all be out soon. Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Carlin and family visited Tuesday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Eldred Catherwood, Mr, and Mrs. Roland Darby and Mr. Bill Nye of Torento visited at the Darby fasm on Sunday. Mr. and Mrag Eldred Catherwood are moving this week to thelr new home . north of Uxbridge. We wish them success. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Brepnand and familly of Toronto visited Sunday with her another Mr. and Mrs. A, Handel. Mrs. MoQowan of Toronto visited a couple of days with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Banks, last week, Mr. ond My, Rob Banks spept a few days in Toronto last week. Mp, Phil Clark and Mr, Glen Star: key of Port 'Perry spent the week- FEL ER 5% of Shukla yi 5 gid 1 : Et sa THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 8rd, A908 Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie Gourlie Satur- day. | Mrs. Charlies Gourlie visited Mrs. Fred Thom of Uxbridge on Thursday. 'Mr, Allin Davis had the misfortune to cut his toe while working in the ibush on Saturday. Rev. Halbert will take the services next Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Morris Rints, Mys. Johnny Prease and brother. visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Ballard, LINDSAY MANAGER REQUESTS TRI.COUNTY TEAMS ENTER LAKESHORE Mr. Lou Walker, Manager of the Lndsay Baseball Club, has requested that the Stouffville Red Sox and other clubs in the Tri County League play an interlocking schedule with teams in the Lakeshore League. This ely- cuit comprises Bowmanville, Colborne, Whitby and Cobourg. Teams in the Tri-County League are Sutton, Port Perry, Sunderland, Lindsay, Bobeay- geon and Stouffville, Red Box Manager Ted Cadieux speaks fayorably of the proposed set- np but does not know what the veac- tions of the other teams will be to the end -with I, 'Ballard's, - Mr. 8toma of Toronto calling on increased travelling expense. A meet- ing will be held early in the spring to discuss this year's grouping, Nd-Way" Qur Agent in MOTOR CITY CLEANERS Will Give Your Garments BRIGHT COLOURS and a NEW LOOKING TEXTURE Try Us To-Day and See the Amazing . Difference over Ordinary Dry Cleaning THE ELIZABETH SHOPPE If you wish your cleaning picked up and Wliver ed Please place your card in your window System Port Perry is QUEEN ST. Mix Man leads a woman to the altar, Marria ti and then his leadership ends. ge entitles women te the protection of strong men whe steady the ladder for them while they paint Of all the things you wear, your ex- the kitchen ceiling. pression is the most important. You Are Cordially Invited TO A Liberal Reorganization Meeting and Social To be held in the Community Room of the PORT PERRY LIBRARY, on Monday, March 7th, at 8.15 p.m. (NOTE--Port. Perry Junior B Hockey Team may have a Play-Off Game in Port Perry on March™ 7th, and in that event the meeting will be postponed. Ontario County Liberal Association ONTARIO COUNTY SEED FAIR and COMPETITIVE BACON SHOW, at : TOWNSHIP HALL, BROOKLIN . ===" Saturday, March 12th, 1955 There is a splendid entry of high quality Seed. A feature this year is the Competitive Bacon Hog Show. All townships will have hog carcasses in the exhibit. GUEST SPEAKERS: Prof. P, A. Wright, Department of Agricultural Economics, 0.A.C., Guelph, will speak on "The Economics of Farming" Wm. 8. McMullen, Canada Department of iculture, 'will be in charge of the Bacon Carasses 5S Atlas, _ - - of ALL FARMERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. > TO Se Fr people who want AN 90 places! ixelting POWIR at your finger tips! tis the new dash-mounted Flite Control : with which you select your driving range at a fick 'of your finger, So smooth and easy is the Stetiaia, Every fleet, flowing liné of the new DeSoto is a promise of action. Every broad, low contour hints of the powes that awaits your command. And what a powerplant there is under every DeSoto hood this year! Choose either the 200-h.p. Fireflite V-8 or the 188:h.p. Firedome V-8. Each has dome-shaped combustion chambers that wring more power from every drop of fusl. Either will whisk you along quickly and safely, with instant response and effortless ease. 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