The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Ai CELIA I THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, 1965 BT. Tor, CF. oF, OF BF, Or Ch Br of Ch or 2h 7 Wishing all our Customers and Friends "A Merry Christmas and a Hapry Hew Year SCUGOG CLEANERS AAG ATAS ARIAT AAO AO RROD SEASON'S, GREETINGS A At this Season of Good Cheer, we wish to express our sincere appreciation of the cordial relations existing between us and extend Best Avishes tor the Holiday Season, : MR. S MRS. S. LEVINSON SEASON'S GREETINGS and Best Wishes to All for 1956 HAUGEN'S DRIVE INN Jo WE Se Nie He He Te HE He TEE Te BE SEASON 'S GREETINGS THE SEASON'S. GREETINGS and all GOOD WISHES for CHRISTMAS and the CONG. YIEAR F. W. BROCK & SON SRG ROAM ARRAS NVA A TR i SE AR BEANS aL an ty We Wish One and All ~The Compliments of the Season and all Good Wishes for The New Year. yo | nn WESTERN TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY LAYING PROGRAM Newest Development in Poultry "Feeding! The Master Laying Program has olways been a big morniey-maker for poultrymen. Now it's better than eve Years of tests and research on the Mastey Foods Farm have resulted in improvements in the Mastor LB 7ing Program. Try the Improved Master Laying. Program this season and you'll find you'll get more eggs than ever before with less feed. See us today 'ond let us show you how the Master Laying Program has-been IMPROVED. | 0; Rosube Hil Co] MA s TER FEEDS Fast, Fair and Friendly Service PORT PERRY PHONE 1 | the Mothers' Club. "wish the Staff of the Port Perry Star | Greenbank Fidelis Class was held in the Church | by all repeating the Lord's Prayer. heady Ake SRS OU Es Cedar Creek Several of the district residents were shocked last Tuesday morning to hear on a radio news report of the death of Inspector D. J. McCombe, near Cut Knife, Northern Saskatche- wan, Inspector McCombe's car be- came trapped in the blizzard and he was overcome by 'carbon® monoxide fumes' while waiting for help. Inspector McCombe was the Com- mending Officer of the North®Battle- ford: division of the R.C.M.P. and was on an inspection tour when the blizs zard overtook him. The McCombe family is well known in this area as Mrs. McCombe i8 the former Marjorie Real and her mother, Mrs. Elgin Real lives in Port Perry. Mrs. McCombe is a niece of the late George McClintock, a former Quaker | Road resident, and she and her sons were visiting here last summer. Inspector McCombe is survived by hig wife and three sons, Danny, a first year student at the University of Tors onto, und Brian and Barry at home. The McCombe family reside at 1462. Queen Street, North Battleford, Sask. The Cedar Creek School Concert was held last Tuesday evening. The school was packed and the pupil put on un excellent concert. + Leonard Greenwood was chairman and he an- nounced the program-which consisted of songs, square dances, dialogues, drills, plays, recitations and a piano solo by Patsy Holtby and one by Joan Wilson. While the pupils were getting ready for some of their acts Mrs. Sandison, the music teacher played for a sing- song of Christmas Carols. . When Santa Claus arrived he led the children in a sing-song and then asked the au- dience to join in, After. Santa had distributed -the pregents--the children were given a treat of ice cream from Mr. and "Mrs. Alfred Kemp of the Ridge View Grill; Apples from Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mosienko and candy from Leonard then asked everyone to give the teacher, Mrs. Beckman, and the music teacher, Mrs, Sandison; a big. hand clap for their wonderful train- ing of the children, We wish to take this oypiily to and all readers of this column a very Merry C Hriastmas and a Happy New Year. er ---- Nn Fidelis Class meeting of the - The Christmas parlors on Tuesday evening, Dec. 6th. Twenty-nine members and nine visit- ors were present. : Christmas music played by Murs. Harper opened the meeting. Miss #| Rayeraft, class S.8. teacher, read a Christmas story. The hymn "Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem" was sung. Miss. Rayeraft led in prayer followed Miss Wesley read the Scripture lesson taken from Isaiah 63rd chapter. Miss Pogue favoured us with a lovely solo. Mrs. Parish gave a reading. The hymn "As With Gladness Men of Old" closed the devotional period. May Blakely, class president, took the chair. Minutes of the November meeting were read and adopted, and voll was called. Treasurer's report was given. Bazaar returns $304.66, with more to come in. The group in charge, A. Dobson, H. and L. Parish, J. Pogue and E. Rahm opened the program with a lively sing song led by Jean Pogue. Various lively games and contests were con- ducted. Sahta arrived with gifts Tor all, . A bountiful Junch was served by the group including Christmas Cake, home-made candy and grapes. were passed several times during the even- ing. oh 3 A vote of thanks was given to the group for the lovely time they pro- vided for all. -A vote of thanks was given to this year's president, (Mrs.) May Blakely, and to the. treasurer, (Mrs) Irene Baylis. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION The regular meeting of the W.A, was held on Nov. 22nd, at 2.80pm. Ruby Beare in charge. "The basement was very appropriately decorated for the Christmas season. Jo A poem was read by Jean Ward-- "One Year to Live", Hymn "How Sweet the name of Jesus Sounds" was sung. Scripture was read by Jean)' SEASON'S GREETINGS At this Season of Good Cheer, we wish to express our sincere appreciation of the cordial relations existing between us and extend Best Wishes for the Holiday Season. o - CAUSEWAY LANES sg 'We Wish One and All _ The Compliments of the Season and all Good Wishes for "The New Year. @® EARL WALLACE May Your Christmas Season be Merry and Your New Year Bright CLARENCE COOK'S TRANSPORT SEASON'S GREETINGS This season of the year provides a welcome opportunity to send you Good Wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR | .- ; CAWKER BROS. BUTCHERS oe Ne de Ho He Ho Se Ho He Ue de ee We Wish One and All The Compliments of the Season and all Good Wishes for The New Year. aly KAY VAN'S LADIES' WEAR (PEE WERE CVE SRE OE SR OWE SRE PW TN SEASON'S GREETINGS and 'Best Wishes to All for 1936 ® MAX HEIDT IMOMI MORO NOME MO MORO MOMS MIA SEASON'S GREETINGS At this Season of Good Cheer, we wish to express our sincere appreciation of the cordial relations existing between us and extend Best Wishes for the Holiday Season. : ® VANS MEN'S WEAR SEEN AE AG GN RAS TRE Wishing all our Customers and Friends A Merry Christmas and a Happy New, Year Smith, Ruby Beare very ably took .| the topic on "On the Way." PORT PERRY FLORISTS Br Or Gr Or Ob oF, Yop Gr Gor BE Tob YE Xo . ' TH TRE . LAKEVIEW THEATRE ov : Two Shows Nightly -- 7 and 9 p.m. THURSDAY, FRI, SAT, DECEMBER 22-28-24 Joseph Cotton and Eva Bartok In the Delightful New Comedy Sensation "SPECIAL DELIVERY" fad BIG FEATURE--George Montgomery In the Great Technicolor Adventure. "FORT TI" Last Complete Show-starts at 8.20 p.m. / f 8 4 » MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED,, DECEMBER 26-27.28 © Humphrey Bogart, Joan Bennett, Aldo Ray In the Record Breaking New Comedy Drama In Technicolor and Vistavision, "WE'RE NO ANGELS" COMEDY EON OWE TW TW ER WE SRE OW TW TW SW TW. Wishing all our Customers and Friends A Merry Christmas and a Happy New id LAKEVIEW THEATRE v on 1) LO 0D, errow's Bakery and Staff take this opportunity to wish their many Customers and friends A Very Merry Christmas _GERROW'S I BAKERY ] j rien 2w © G. M. GERROW. I [| aa Er arrive nit l "HOWARD MOTORS We Wish One and All The Compliments of the Season . and all Good Wishes for "The New Year. HOWARD MOTORS ETE TE TE TNE CWE CVE SE OWE SRE PRE PRE GE WE -May Your Christmas 'Season he Merry and Your New Year Bright re MASTER FEEDS 6, 36, HG. 3G, 6, 36, 50, 6, He. 6 6, ie, He, 1d We Wish One and All The Compliments of the Season 'and all Good Wishes for ° ~The Now Year. : REESOR LUMBER & COAL GC, TC, 0, 3G, 130, 6, 4, HE, Fe, 16, 3c, Cd SEASON'S GREETINGS and Best Wishes to All or hii SILYERWOOD DAIRIES, LIMITED Port Perry Tn OR 5 r PD > WP OU OW Pw