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8--~THE PORT PERRY STAR, Utica A well attended euchre and dance was held in the Manchester Hall last Friday evening under the auspices of the Utica Hall Board. There were 18 tables of euchre played. Ladies pri- zes for the night went to Mrs. Bert THURSDAY, MARCH 8th, 1956 Brown and the high score for men-- an electric clock donated by A, Walsh --went to Fred Carnochan, The next euchre and dance will be held Friday Mitehell and Mrs, Murray Geer with consolation to Mrs. Gordon Jeffery. Men's prizes for the night went to Ivan Gray and Bill Dittrick with con- evening, March 16. to Albert Tims. Highest ( for the night is Mr, and Mrs, Chet, score for ladies for five successive Geer, euchres--a set of bowls donated by Mr. wi Mrs. Frank Kendall. Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe is" home from Bethesda Hospital, Toronto, ple of the community hope she is much better. Henry Barnes is still in Toronte Western Hospital, Mrs, Barnes visit- ed him on Saturday, Mrs. R, Wilbur, who has been seri- "ously ill," is now somewhat Improved in health. Mrs, McIntyre of Clinton, visited her daughter Mrs. Gerry Nelson last week, Most of the men from this district who work for General Motors, Osha- wa, have returned to work, i Will those interested please note that Church Service is at two o'clock followed by Sunday School at fifteen minutes to three o'clock. : Mrs. Jack Crosier, Mrs. Ross Sandi- } © son, and Mrs, M. Randall attended the teacher's meeting held at Seagrave solation Carnegie Hardware--went to Mrs, Bill BO BT BL RBBB 'Humbugs, bulk, 49c.alb. . MARSHMALLOWS, Colored and Plain, 2 1b. bags 25c¢. Saturday Specials : "Chocolate Iced Doughnuts" aaa le RAR 4 "Golden Date Layer Cake" GERROW'S BAKERY Phone 32W G. M. GERROW Pa LO I TO School last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Gerry Nelson and Mr, and Mrs. Bob Walker visited Mr. Nelson in the Hamilton Mousiain Sanitorium on Sunday. Neighbours and friends held a show- er for Miss Evelyn Ross at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ross. She re- ceived many lovely and appropriate gifts. 3 ~The Port Perry High School Basket~ ball Team, of which Hillis Wilbur is a member defeated Port. Hope High School and will be going to Toronto to play in the COSSA finals, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall visited Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Catherwood at Whitby last 'Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rudling of Toronto visited Mr.. and Mrs, Philip recently. Louise Mitchell had her ténth birth- day party on Saturday and had as guests Sharon and Kenny MacDonald, Don't take chances with Fuel or 'Weather © ORDER A TON NOW OF 'blue coal' Don't be fooled! 'There's plenty of Winter ahead! Replenish your bin NOW with 'blue coal'. Finish up. the winter with the finest heating, the greatest comfort, the utmost economy that money can buy! ~ © Remember, with 'blue coal', you KNOW what ' you're getting! No gamble. No risk. The BLUE color identifies it -- guarantees the quality! x 3 Fd : _ For Low Cost Automatic Heating The committee Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Bailey and | The peo-! Donna Sutcliffe, Judy Philip, Larry Skerratt, Heather ad David Saunders and John, Timmy, Brian and Sandra Holt. . Mrs. N. Rusnell of Brooklin visited Mrs, Jim Mitenell last week. Mr, Jim Philip is in a Toronto Hos- pital for an operation, BL Misses Dorothy and Elleen Dorlang of Weston were at Bert Mitchell's on Saturday. They 'are now attending High School. =. : Farmers' Union The Cartwright Local of the Farm. ers Union held a meeting in the Com- muriity Hall, at Blackstock, on Tues- day, February 14. The speaker. of the evening Jake Schulz, was intro- duced by the secretary of the Local} Mrs. G@6. Prosser. There were mém- bers present from most of the locals in Durham County. Mr. Schulz spoke of the work being done by the Farmers Union all over Canada. He called the Union of British Columbia the "Baby Union", The Union of Albert "Gréat Union"; the Union of Saskatchewan the "Big Union"; the Manitoba the "Solid Union; and the Union of Ontario the "New Union." Only from the Farm- ers Union will the farmers ever get a square deal. That is why we need union, There is nothing more impor- tant than union in this province, For the last twenty years we have been under an organization which has fail- ed to combine the strength of the farmer to overcome the-- recession which has been creeping up on us and now we have to pay for it. One nan I know has 47,000 bushels of grain in his grainary. - He borrowed $1,000 last year and another $7,000 this. year. Our wheat price has gone down forty cents to a price now of $1.40. We are right back- in the thirties. Farmers are getting desperate. They' should learn from the Canada Packers how to look after business, In 1951 Canada Pack- ers made a profit of seven million dollars and in 1953 -a profit of nine < \ million dollars which is a 27% <¢ profit on Capital investment. Can. you guess what farmers made in these two years. Farmers made a hundredth of one per cent which is nothing, What farmers] do when prices go down is just add one more hour and I am wondering Fiboiit One of these days when we will start' logking. for the' Lwenty-fifth hour, ers 'working 'all-day and going 'around in circles but. got to thinking if, this was' paying 'my. oxen should be rich. Let us-look at the price of 'milk-- one. quart of mike 22¢. One quart, of ginger ale 6c, "Milk is the greatest food drink 'in the wor]d and selling at 4c. below the price of gineger ale; Farmers will never save, themselves until they organize.and set up Market- ing Boards to control, Parity Prices." Today we hear about surpluses; and why all these surpluses. - "We could unload plenty of these goods for trade which we need but Mr, Howe says "No, we have to have dollars, nothing but dollars--British sterling." This is the craziest thing I have. ever seen in my life, In Japan there.is an unlimited outlet for our wheat and we could take] steel in exchange, but we can't deal with Japan, We have to deal with the United States. © The Unjted States 'Big Business have sewed us up in-a blanket and are choking us..If a Cana- dian - wants to buy a tractor to-day what can-he buy. "A John Deere, an International, "an Allis-Chalmers, a Case; all. Américan made machinés. Nobody can tell 'me why we have surpluses. 'You men: here have 'been paying $60, 00 a ton for screenings: That i 'méfe than we get for. No.1 wheat af 1 fort William, and do 'fyou know what: those screenings "fvere;. 989%". 'hickwheat and 2% That iS. now impossible. company cant sell anything which does not have 36% good grain, Before the Farmers {Union the elevator Ss took over three and a half million overages. Last year one million less and we' are going to: take off another 'million! next year, "Thanks to: the gotictes of, the Faremng, Anion. I used: ta. be one 'of you farm-{: mustard. No grain' LAKEVIEW .. Two Shows Nieothy ~ Tand 9 p.m. THEATRE PORT PERRY" BSR eT ios, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT, MARCH 8-9-10 Af feo, Charlton: Heston and. Julia Adams 2 Tn The Record Technicolor Comedy Drama afd a "THE PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOR BENSON" 3 3 he SHORT. ih bli Sa ie " ¢ \ 'MONDAY, TUESDAY, 'WED., MARCH 12-13-14 Thr ie Karl Malden, Patricia Medina, Steve Forrest x ; ; In The Mighty Iechnicolor Thrill' Sensation "THE PHANTOM OF THE RUE MORGUE" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT. -- COMEDY, ETC. v & i Greenbank The regular meeting of the Green- bank W.A. was held. on Tuesday, Feb. 28th, at the home. of. Mfs.: Morley Raines «with a splendid attendance. | Mrs. .E. Gibson opened. the' meeting with hymn 239. This,was followed by a poem by Mrs. Rham, The Lesson thoughts were read by Mrs: Thaxter, followed by prayer... The Topic on "Our Hope" was presented véry. ably by Mrs. Harper. Mrs, Raines gave a reading and then hymn 394 was sung, 'We were" then favoured. with a short program as follows: | Song--~Marie Raines Vocal, Duet--Sandra and Donald _&. Harper. - VY Instrumental--Caroline' Raines, ii 'ous readings, y The : theme song was sung. "which closed: 'the 'Devotional. President, Mrs, Nervi Smith then took the chair and thanked the group in charge and Mrs, Raines for'opening her' Tome, and welcomed the visitors present,' 'event, My. E. Gibson .gave two short humor. A} Mrs. Chapin then gave an interest- Jing talk, on Christian Citizenship. The Secretarys and Treasurers reports, were given. A pot luck supper was «decided yipon to be held on Thursday, March 16th in" the basement of the Church' 'each member is requested to bring one meat dish with other food _ and a program will also be given. This pot luck supper is an annual So don't miss it if you want a good meal and a social evening. More particulars next week. The following is the 1966 slate of officers:. . : Hon, PresidantMrs. Chapin President--Mzs. Norman' Smith 1st Vice-President--Mrs. Geo. Beare. 2nd Vice-President=--Mrs, A. Couves Treasurer--Mrs. E, Gibson Secretary--Mrs. Reg, Foster. Asst, Sec'y--Mrs. M. Raines Corr, Sécretary--Mrs. Cliff Ward. Press Sec'y--Mrs. James Lee Pianist---Mrs. Ernest Phair Asst, Pianist--Mrs. Ernest Till. "A dainty Tunch was served and a social hourispent. = < AEs | ave fuel; -- money, time, trouble . . with the 'blue coal' TempMaster. "Electric Eye' ther- mostat regulates dampers from living rooth . . . gives you simple, inexpensive, °| automatic heating day and night. , om a a ' Phone for 'blue coal' now Reesor. Fuel & Lumber Phone 73 Port Perry oy sae RSE HEL he EAE SV o- INCREASE MILK PRODUCTION aS oy SE A SR, Ry or & Eo v AN oe for : foundation production in | The following formula has proven successful-- ci 100 Ibs. MASTER DAIRY 24% CONCENTRATE ° } 200 lbs. YOUR OWN GRAIN : 300 Ibs. 16% DAIRY RATION * s Bring your grain to us and let us grind it and thoroughly mix it with the proper amount of Master 24% Concentrate MASTER FEEDS Fast, Fair and Friendly Service PORT PERRY Develops the heavy milk the future. r} xv / PHONE 1 --- SHIP AT PORT PERRY. rate . RCHER MOTORS Mea Bin : 2 PONTIAC - ve as bo ad nd IN PORT PERRY ® IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT GENERAL MOTORS EXTENDS AN INVITATION TO YOU 0 VISIT . THEIR NEW PONTIAC- BUICK- GMC. TRUCK DEALER- THIS NEW DEALERSHIP, UNDER THE CAPABLE MANAGEMENT OF MR. BOB ARCHER WILL BRING THE PEOPLE OF PORT PERRY THE HIGH STANDARD OF COURTEOUS SERVICE ASSOCIATED WITH THE GENERAL MOTORS NAME. 2 Se hE | WHETHER OR NOT YOU ARE ALREADY THE OWNER OF A GENERAL MOTORS CAR OR TRUCK, EVERY- t Ontario ON DISPLAY: BODY AT ARCHER MOTORS IS DETERMINED TO SERVE YOU TO THE VERY BEST OF THEIR ABILITY. . PLEASE CONSIDER THIS YOUR. CORDIAL IN- 'VITATION TO DROP IN SOON, MEET THE STAFF, AND SEE THE PONTIACS, BUICKS AND GMC TRUCKS THEY ARE UNMATCHED ANYWHERE FOR ALL- ROUND QUALITY, VALUE AND ADVANCED FEATURES. GENERAL MOTORS. PRODUCTS OF CANADA LIMITED Oshawa - 'WE BELIEVE THAT YOu WILL AGREE