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Port Perry Star (1907-), 8 Dec 1955, p. 4

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7 ™ J PORT PERRY 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, han DECEMBER 8th, 1066 LOCAL Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Love and Mrs. O. C. Jeffrey spent the week-end in Ot- tawa, guests of Mr, and Mrs, F, D. Slemmon and Dawn. They attended the performance of "Oklahoma" pro- duced by the Orprena Operatic gd ciety. Announcement Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Starr will be at home to thelr friends on the océasion) of their 60th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday, Dec. 17 from 2 to 4 and from 7 to © p.m, ng ---- Announcement Mr. and Mra, Lloyd G. Smith are happy to announce the arrival of their chosen daughter, Dale Etoylle, on Dec. 1st, A sister for Irwin, PAIRRGETER--Don and Grace (nee Graham) are happy to announce the birth of a deughter, Donna Lynn at the Community Memorial Hospital on December 2nd, 1956. Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diamond of Port Perry announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Joyce to Joseph Raymond Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Joneg of Creighton Mines. The marriage will take place on Dec, 24th, 1965, at "The Chapel" R.C.A.F. Sta- tion, Gimli, Man. In Memoriam McKIM -- In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, who 'passed away Dec. 6th, 1954. The depths of sorrow we cannot tell. Of the loss of one we loved so well. And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always keep. Sadly missed by Charles and daughters, Margaret and Alice. In Memoriam SAMELLS--In memory of a dear wife and mother, Vera Samells, who passed away, December 10, 1964. Two dear bright eyes, a tender smile, A loving-héart that knew no guile. Deep trust in God that all was right,--. Her joy to make some other bright. If sick or suffering one she knew, Some gentle act of love she'd do, No thought of self, but of the other. [ know He said "Well done," dear mother. Loving = remembered by Charles, Edna, John, Helen, Roger, George. Re ---------- Custom Slaughtering Meat Trp for Lockers CAWKER BROS. "THE FAMILY BUTCHER" PHONE 29 N EWS THE CHURCHES ST. JOHN'S |. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister--Rey. B. D. Armstrong, B. A. D.D. Sunday, December 1th 11.00 a:m.--Sunday School 1 7.00 p.n--~kyening Service, ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (ANGLICAN) Rev. K., W. Scott, L.Th., Rector. Sunday, December 11, Advent III. 9.80 a.m.--Holy Comiaunion. 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School 7.00 p.m.--KEvening Prayer and Sermon, 3 i PORT BERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R, H. 'Wylie, B.A. Mintater, Sunday, Dec. 11th-- . . 10 a.m,--Sunday School. ( 11 a.m.--Morning- Worship. 0 7 p.m.--Evening Worship. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, December 11-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School. THIS SUNDAY hear Rev and Mrs, W. W. Mallory, - at both services--11 a.m, and 7 p.m. "Come and hear the Gospel of Life" Pastor K. Sprackett. Oshawa Memorial Service On No. 2 Hwy. East of Oshawa ' City Limits MONUMENTS, MARKERS » CORNER STONES, and STATUARY, also Markers and Works of 'Bronze. Manufacturing Memorials to in- dividual requirements from the finest Granites and Marbles Available. : For Information without Obligation write Box 318 or call RA. 5-6611 Cars Must Stop wy School Buses Alter February 1 After. next February 1, all Ontario motorists will be required to stop when overtaking a school bus loading or discharging passengers on high- ways. 'An amendment - "to the Highway Traffic Act which becomes effective that date also stipulates that all school buses must have seating capacity for at least ten passengers. The Order-in-Councll making the amendment also details the manner in which school buses must be marked by motorists. The order arising to school vehicles operating on a highway outside a city, town, village, police village or built-up area. These vehicles must have print- | ed on the front in large letters the words 'School Bus" and on the rear, "Do not pass when bus is stopped." Regulations require that the Jetter- ing be colored black on a white or yellow background. School vehicles will also be required to have two amber-coloured flashing signal lights on the front and two red on the reat; visible under all daylight conditions from 600 feet. Penalty foi failure to stop when overtaking a stopped bus is $10 for the first offense and $20.00 for the second, Doll Draw and Tea | 1édve out early. Christmas Concert 4 ver Collection. so that they will be readily Hentitied) "| COMING EVENTS Bazaar and Baking Sale Safurday afternoon, Dec, 10, 8 to 6 p.an. by the ladies of the C.W.L. in Catholie Church Hall, Afternoon tea will be served and draw made on Chrigtmas 'Cake, Dec. 8 Annual Chrishaas Sponsored by Women's Hospital Auxiliaty -- on December 17 in Port Perry. Tickets 8 for 26c. may be ob- tained from members or contact Mrs, UXBRIDGE, ONT. Thurs.-Fri., Dec. 89 ERNEST BORGNINE, in MARTY". ONE OF THE YEAR'S BIG PICTURES Sat. Only, Dec. 10 "Seminole Uprising' In Technicolor and M. B. Dymond, Phone 106; Dee,16 .. BOY COUT |Paper Salvage Sat., Dec. 3rd Please tie bundles' securely and « Dee. 1 On Friday, December 16, at 7.80 in the United Church auditorium, the annual Sunday School concert and visit from Santa Claus. Euchre and Dance Prizes by Good Neighbours Service Club, in Prince Albert School, Wed., Dee. 14 .at 8 pom. Proceeds in aid of Utica Hall. Also Blanket Draw, Sil- . Ladies' please bring Tunch. he Ed Lt . Christmas Concert For Prospect School will be held on Thursday, Dec. 16th at 8.00 p,m. x Psy pee OPEN BOWLING THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENING. WEDNESDAY 2.30 to 5 p.m. FAMILY DOUBLES, FRIDAY 7.30 to 9.30 SATURDAY AFTERNOON 2 to 5 pam. Public School children '10¢: High School Children 16¢. Causeway Bowling . Lanes .~ tf. ~ "Jail Busters" Hope is built", was sung. |in the program during the evehing:-- THE BOWERY BOYS, in [7S SUN WES MSR Wi = SE Mon-Wed, Dec. 12-14 CLIFTON WEBB, in A Picture that will be it tells See "TITANIC" "Ashburn The regular meeting of the Young People's Society was held in the base- ment of the Church on Sunday even- ing, Dec. 4th at 8.15. Joy 'Bradley presided for the wor- ship period. which opened' with the singing of Hymn "Dear Lord and Fa- ther of Mankind". The Scripture lesson was taken from Isiaah and Joy Bradley offered prayer. -Hymn "My The Young People's Christmas Party will be held at Cannington on' Friday evening, Dec. 9th, Hymn "Tell it again" was sung. Ken Heron and Clyde Playfair gave short talks | on Home and Foreign 'Missions. Hymn'| - "Work for the Night is Coming", wés' sung and the meeting closed with prayer by Douglas Ashton, The Young People will hold 'their annual Christmas Musidal in Burn's Church on Sunday evening, Dec. 11th' at 8,16, The following will take part The Colby Boys' Choir of Uxbridge; Keith Hargrave, of Fenelon Kalls; Gerald Pascoe of Mt. Zfon; Ken Her-| A film "The Birth | on, of Ashburn, of a Saviour" will be shown. 'Please keep this date in mind and plan. to attend. Miss Florence Doble and nephew Philip Doble spent Saturday in Tor- onto. 'Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher and fa- mily visited friends in Toronto on Sunday. The members of the Social Club 'met: in the school house on- Friday, Dec. 2 Remembered as.long as the story i , at 8.80 for an evening of progressive | - . euchre. ; winners--Murs, F. Poil; Mrs. A. Dean; Mr. F. Poil:and Mr. Clarence Bryant, ~ Port Perry Baptist Church BIBLE SCHOOL. at 10.00 A. WORSHIP SERVICE at 1 AM. PRAYER SERVICE, WEDNESDAY, 8 P.M. YOUNG PEOPLE'S, FRIDAY, at 8 PM. The Port Perry Inter-School Christian Fellowship will be in . , charge of the Evening Service - Fl Rev. W. N. Crandall, B.A.; sponsor of this High School Group will be Come and enjoy the singing arid Lellowship with, our voing people, the speaker at both sérvices. - M. -- Claes for all age. EVENING SERVICE. at 7 i : 3 at Week-End SPECIALS, Dec. 9- 10 CHUBBY KLEENEX .....ccoconovmsinnnn ARTI .2 for 37c. The following were prize . Xiu Caan iE, : Always Profitable Fun, 8 ut RED BWHITE AX YLMER. + 18.0% eg "206 BEST BUYS / sw [7 RIN FRESH a Bowel i Beef -- Rolled Plate POT + MAYPORT -. C18 0. Wa, ffi Fs . Ea - R 0 A S 7 b. - ; STUFFED OLIVES: Ide~! $e Himbui ®t Lean Ey i Minced Be ee Lean -- Meaty = Tb 29. EASIFIRST.. TE 2 a. 3% suit Tb. 19 1-1b. pkg. | ar eiskiast Sausage Ib. 33¢ Pork Hocks Swift's -- 2kinl2sg NIAGARA KIST 24. -02. jar 3c jer am Swift's Premium By the Piece Sliced |Bolog na b.25¢ b.29c Swift's ogr -- Sealed NIAGARA KIST 24-0z. jar, 3c STRAWBERRY JAM |Side Bacon _ FRESH PRODUCE Crisp -- Fancy -- Red 6-qt. basket a FANCY MINCEMEAT 2- 'ple. size Hh 39 5 Mcintosh A pples dc Firm -- Golden Yellow |Bananas 2 ibs 29: Crisp. -- Firm. = = _ Jumbo Size Gian FANCY CREAM CORN. 15: -0z. tin 2 Fi «2c "|Head Lettuce Marsh Grown -- Crisp Carrots c%%., ti FIVE ROSES iia hy (All Flavors) 28c "RED & WHITE FEATURES Ch vistmas =a. Eastern -10-1b. Potatoes 1» FROZEN FOODS Sun Pep Frozen Orange Juice, 6 oz. tin 6 tins 1.00 'Birdseye Fish Sticks, 10-oz. pkg. on: oo. 3B Culverhouse " Culverhouse * Peaches" Culverhouse Faney' paragus Tips. | Lipton's Onion-= Cok 2; 'get 1 pkg. free 3 for 3 5c: Soup Mix Souy Whip ey -Salad Dressing Supreme Brand. 'Mixed Pickles Eagle Brand * Condensed | Milk Corn Starch 2pkg. 35. RIDGE MUX Jui far on fr 14-0z INGLE BELLS 16-0z FESTIVE MIX 2 12%.0z, VICT'IA MIX 14%-oz. "CUT ROCK +153 loz. ; CHOCOLATE DROPS A RN Os: DIRE FE 13-0z 3) In- Attvactive Cell Bags Red - Pitted - Choice i Cherries 2 for 39c Culverhouse - Choco E Halves - 20- oz. tin. Free a Towel "Buys Blue or White ~~ : | Breeze Detergent Fu Soy 2125: Reg. > 3 for 25 15-0z. tin c Brown Bear No. 1 1-1b. tub a White Honey 33 C | Gold Medal ney, 12-02, cello Currants 22 Royal Palm Pitted Dales 16-02. jar 49 1 it Valley Gold Medium 1-1b, o: 02. |. : : 94:(Prunes 29 c 'Dalton's | : 15-0z. tin | Featherstrip Shredded 1-0z. cello 24 | Coconut Red & White =. a Flavors) Jelly Powders 3 - 25 Ib. 63c | 19: 2 for. 19¢ 29. fant Er 1:1. pkg. 23: "5 ; Farm Boy i _. 18-02. pkg. sey (Baby Roll) 1-1b, pky. .AYLMER PRUNE PLUMS, 15 02. w.ooccoovvsivrsvsssnssine w14¢, TO ONTARIO HYDRO RURAL CUSTOMERS, Seodless Halsins 23 c|lChees e | 49. LIBBY'S SLICED PINEAPPLE, 20 02, ...o...coovorion B20, UXBRIDGE, AREA # : a YORK TOMATO JUICE, 20 0z. .............i. vend for 29¢ - 7 4 YORK CREAM CORN, 20 oz, ....... onli ster 17e. Please be advised that, effective December 24,.1966, the Dowson' $ Food Markel Area Office in Uxbridge, will be closed on Saturdays. Busi. 50), : Stores closes 1.30 Tuesday. Open all day Wednesday. ness will be transacted as usual during the reguar office ; i : Le hours Monday to Friday inclusive. " ; Free Delivery on all orders of $2.00 or over. 2 P g. VA Kindly note; however, because of the volume of summer 2 P ort Perry, hone 91 Hie D i buginess, the office. will be open Saturday mornings during § WFR NT 2 HA : ? OUPE S GENERAL STORE the summer season May 16th to September 16th, aa ! YX Zon : ; ' : $e a. - | Phone 485W Prince Albert declb AQ, RICHARDSON, Area Manager i: ' A 3 Fe -- Ch ------ 4 2 i : ; ; I, 2 by Tab RR - : . 5 ¢ 7 : an & > Lr Aves . 1: ' & 3 . i WPI Pr bf Pd ¢ St Se Sv | VRE 4 i i "4 va oe A 3 \ A 3 i 54

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