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SATS A OSE ' Tats AR 4~THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, 1956 LOCAL Port Perry Junior Institute The girls joined the boys for the first part of the meeting in which Mr, Phoenix and Mr, Young showed a film on "Bulb Cooling". 5 The girls' meeting opened with the roll call, The speaker for the even- ing was Miss Gail Hodgins and her topic was "Choosing a Mate". choosing a mate, choose a man of your race and religion and then try and make him notice you," stated our speaker, "but if he doesn't notice you soon, try some good -old fashioned trickery." Our speaker told us even if you are an old maid, travel and keep yourself attractive. Then there was a group discussion on "The Quali- ties I desire in Choosing a Mate." The meeting ended with a short period of recreation. Cards of Thanks My sincere thanks to all my friends "who so kindly came with help, kind- ness and sympathy in the sad loss of my dear wife, Herbert Buckland. I wish to tender my grateful thanks to "The Neighbours" who expressed their kind thoughts and deep sympa- thy to me in my sad bereavement Herbert Buckland. My sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to relatives, friends and neigh- bours for flowers, cards and gifts; also I wish to thank Dr. Rennie and staff of the Community Hospital. Shirley J. Hope. Our sincere thanks and appreciation to the neighbours and friends of the late Mr. Alex, Vance for their floral tributes and, messages of sympathy; also to Mr. Wylie for his consoling message at this time of bereavement. The Nieces and Nephews. I wish to extend my most sincere thank you to relatives, friends and "neighbours for their many cards and ~well wishes that I received during my recent stay in Toronto General Hos- pital, Phyllis Tetlow. Death HOOEY, Alma Francis -- At the "In | - * NEWS THE CHURCHES C HURC H OF THE ASCENSION (Anglican) Rev K. W, Scott, L,/Th., Rector Sunday, April 29th-- © 9.30 a.m, --Holy Communion. 11.00 a.m.---Sunday School. 7.00 p.m.--Evensong & Sermon. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, B.A., Minister Sunday, April 29th-- 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.-- 'Heroes of the Reformation --(2) George Fox", w PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, April 29th-- "10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Morning Service. 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service, CHRIST IS THE LIFE Everyone Welcome K. Sprackett, Pastor. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN » CHURCH Minister: Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A, B.D. Sunday, April 29th-- 11 a.m.--Sabbatn School. 7 p.m.--Divine Worship. A PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Paul Delaney Sunday, April 29th-- Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF THE AIR Radio Station CKLB, 1350 on your Dial Oshawa very Sunday Morning at 10.05 "We need our Church-- -- our Church needs us." dec.16-66 Notice to Creditors Anyone having any claims against the Estate of Harry Bewell, late of Greenbank, Ontario, in the Township of Reach, who died on or about! Feb- Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, April 24th, 1956, Alma Francis' Nott, | beloved wife of the late Percy Hooey. _ Resting at the Chapel of McDermott- | Panabaker, Port Perry for service on Friday at 2.00 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemelery, There were more births in 1953 than in any other year in Canadian history. ruary 12th, 1956, must file the same with the undersigned not later than May 18th, 1956, after which date dis- tribution of the estate will be made, having regard only for claims receiv- ed. Dated at Harriston, Ontario this 24th day of April, 1956. J. I. A. Bewell, Harriston, Ont. May 10 RL ARR ARRAY 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 213 or call RA. 5-6611. | for An important factor in the falling tuberculosis death rates is the con- stantly increasing number of patients whose cases are diagnosed in the early stages of the disease. There are still more than 9,000{\new cases found yearly in Canada. treatment has more aii Tevet but Benue it is applied earlier. Correction In the Monday Night Ladies' Bowl- ing Report (front page) a mistake was 'made in the standing. It should have read--High Single Marie Foster instead of High Triple, WEL FRLAAE PR RRL Sis A Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. Young People's on Friday at 8 p.m. COMING EVENTS Farm Union Meeting A meeting will be held in the Lind~ say Collegiate on May 4th at 8 p.m, sponsored by the Ontario Farm Union. The speakers--Premier Frost, John Diefenbaker, C. W. Hodgins, MiP, Vic- toria County, Albert, Cormack, Prov. Pres. Ontario Farm Union, The topic, Economic Justice, May. 3 ATTENTION! On Thursday, May 3 the United Church Young People are presenting two plays in the High School--* The Travelling Man" and "The Battle of the Budget", Time 8 p.m. Admission Adults 60c., children 36c, By Per- mission of Samuel French (Canada) Ltd. Rummage Sale And Tea On Saturday afternoon, May 6th at the Parish Hall, Church of the Ascen- sion. Good used clothing, home bak- ing and afternoon tea, "DEL" Restaurant Afternoon Tea will be served in our dining room on -.Tuesdays and Satuy- days from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., when the in attendance to read your tea cup. THe, per person, Apr. 28 Euchre and Draw For Butterfly quilt, handworked towels and pillow cases, to be held by Honeydale Institute in the Anglican Parish Hall on Friday, April 27th at 8 p.m, The prizes for the Telephone Iluchre will be presented. Short En- tertainment., Refreshments. Admis- sion BOC. In front of the Port Perry Public Library on Saturday, May 26th at 2 p.m., under the auspices of the Scu- gog Chapter, 1.O.D.E, Euchre and Dance To be held in Manchester Hall, Fri- day evening, April 27th under the auspices of the Utica Hall Board, La- dies please supply lunch. Prizes, Silver Collection, May 12th Afternoon You are invited to visit your Com- munity Hospital on National Hospital Day, May 12th. Tea will be served by the Wonien's Auxiliary from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m Our Hosp ital -- The Centre of { Healing .Our hospital came into being to serve. In it are brought together an array of services devoted to a com- mon objective. The restoration of health, and the saving and. prolonga- tion of life. And nowadays, more than ever before another benefit is provided in the preservation of health through the observance of customs or the acceptance of practices provéd by hospitals' research .d4s important to well-being. Our hospital is the community health centre, serving all' day, every day, year round. It is more than a buildng with complex -equipment, it is people. It is Doctors, Nurses, Te- chnicans,. Laundresses, Cooks . . , . a small army of men and women whose history has been one of steady ad-|- vancement against disease and suf- fering. This building, with this small army of people, didn't just happen, it came into existance because our com- munity needed a hospital. Most of the money that built and equipped it came from public subscription, To get that money, and to build the hos- pital, and, afterward to operate it, a little group of sincere, unpaid citizens Assumed the burden. " Now, with the fourth Hospital Day approaching, since our Hospital open- ed, we feel we have much to be proud of, and at this time offer a sincere and cordial welcome to all to visit the Community Memorial Hospital, on National] + Hospital Day, Saturday, May 12th, between 20 pm. and 4.80 pm. 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL children in Vespra township, Ont, two years younger than she Is, but she says she has no trouble As for the pupils, they speak for themselves: Betty O'Hara, right, having her school work checked, $ considers teacher a frlend rather than a disciplinarian. : with discipline. "She's great," TEACHES SCHOOL STOP THE GREATEST FURNITURE AND INVESTIGATE VALUES EVER OFFERED AT Ed Wilson's "The Boss is Away Sale" LOOK | ~ AtThese Tremendous Values - 2-PIECE MODERN | Chesterfield Suite ........... $100.00 Bedroom Suite . .............S124.00 $39.95 $3333 ania Press Fromm, 3 Allison Wand Is only 17 years old but she Is "teacher" to 40 Some of her pupils are only Campaign for Funds To Fight Cancer well known Madame Ferguson will be |, The Ontario County Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society, is conduct- |. ing its annual campaign for funds, as usual, during the month of April. The cancer problem continues to af- fect almost everybody in some way. Much hag been done to combat the disease, but more must be done--and it is most important that the Society be able to continue and expand its work, The Ontario County Unit represents the people of Ontario and Durham Counties in the fight against cancer, -|-and there is no question of the worth- | iness of the cause. During the past year, thousands of dressings were made and distributed by this Unit throughout Ontario and Durham Counties to victims of this dread disease, Many were supplied with clinical requirements and trans- portation, Free information, supplies, etc., may be obtained from Ontario County Unit Headquarters, and dressing station, at 84 Athol Street East, Oshawa, where a registered nurse is in atten- dance Thursday afternoon of each week. So that the work of the Unit may be continued and expanded, and NO VICTIM OF CANCER IN ONTARIO OR DURHAM COUNTY ASK IN VAIN FOR SERVICES WE CAN SUPPLY we must raise a minimum of $12,000,00 during this campaign. Cancer strikes the young or the old, the rich or the poor, it could choose you or your loved ones. Epsom Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harmon and family of Newmarket visiting Satur- day with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Down and son of Oshawa visited on - Sunday ~with 'Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Beacock. The Woman's Association will hold their April meeting this Thursday, April the 26th at the Church. Mrs, Brice Cymmings and son Jack calling at Mr. and Mrs, Ray Medd recently, ~ Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery spent Sunday in Oshawa visiting with thelr daughter Mr, and Mrs, John Moore. 'Mrs. Jack Diamond spent a few days recently in Toronto visiting with rela- tives, A large crowd enjoyed themselves at the euchre and dance at the school on Friday night, Fifteen tables of euchre was played with prizes going to Ladies 1st--Mrs, Vera Brown, 2nd --Mrs. Chet Geer, Con--Mrs, C. Wat- son. Gents 1st-- Mr, I, Catherwood, 2nd--Mr. C. Ashenhurst, Con.--Mr. R, Sutherland. Lucky draws were won by Mrs, Oliver Lane and Mr. Arthur Taylor, Following lunch Mr, and Mrs. Ro- gers and Mr, David Prentice supplied more of their wonderful music for dancing. } -~ Next party will be held Friday, May 4th. Come and bring your friends, "* Grass Fire wing to the rough and soggy ter- rain it was difficult to position the truck In order to fight the fire with water, but a flailing brigade managed to bring the flames under control be- fore any serious' damage resulted. Nearby houses were threatened and the bush at the back of the property was threatened due to a steady wind which carried the fire along in the dry grass at a surprisingly fast rate. 5-PIECE CHROME (Arborite Table) ; - - - | Kitchen Suite ................. : CLEAROUT -- ALL SIZES | Seria Posture Mattresses ..... $44.00 | $3.99 | MANY COLOURS a) ' Platform Rockers ........... $29. 95 UPHOLSTERED and SPRING FILLED i | . { Floor Covering, per yond 5c. neeason of the yer that srs ives | if Bly Strollers ................ 54.99 day) the Port Perry Fire Brigade |$ any and EASY TO HANDLE were called to their first of the sea- $ son, tq a ranch fire, about % a mile I T acres of pasture land was I S E N burngd off in short 'order. FOLKS! We'll guarantes that you'll not find greater values for spring. "Shop now _for that new Furniture at. . WILSON'S FURNITURE Co. 20 CHURCH ST. DIAL RA. 3-3211 _ USHAVIA, ONT. Scatter Mat Clearout ......... Spring is here for surel--This is MANY COLOURS and PATTERNS ; - ny Utica, where two to three anywhere. Now is the time to start dressing up your home '§ 0000000000000 0060000006000600064¢ rosso sesd $0000 8800800088004 Sane TIME tis and MONEY . &: Libby's Deep Brown Beans, 200z...........2for 3c. Liiby' s Tomato Catsup, 11 oz. hoitle .. ....2 for 3%c. Quaker Mller. Zor Blue Bonnet Margarine .................. 21bs. 57. St. Lawrence Granulated Sugar .........10 Ibs. 7c. 2 or 2c. Sle. UR « ...A for 29c. . 11h. 99c. FRIUTS GOLDEN RIPE Bananas ....2 Ibs. 33c. SUNKIST Oranges, 200s .... 55. LARGE, FRESH, CRISP 2 Iceberg Lettuce, ..17c. New Cabbage . ..8¢. 1b. Libby's Fancy Green Peas 150z. ....... Libby's Fancy Pineapple Juice, 48 oz. Libby's Sliced Pineapple, 20 0z. ....... Libby's Tomato Juice, 20 oz. ......... Morning Glory Coffee .................. Meats - Pork Shoulder, 29c. Ib. 'Port Butts .....37c. lb. READY TO EAT Pork Shoulder 39c. Ib. BONELESS CELLO PACKAGE Pot Roast ......08¢. Ih. Select Tomatoes .. Ie. Dowson's Food Market & 9 bh a ] Doupe's Week-end Specials, Apr 27-28 WESTON'S "YE OLDE TAVERN" APPETIZERS ........ 29c¢. YORK WEINERS and BEANS, 20 0Z.........ccccovnnnniiiinnnn dle. MAPLE LEAF CHESSE SNACK BAR ...... NETO hI 26¢. MILK-O, 1 1b. ..oviiiiriiiiiiiniiennnnn SE Tr A SAR YE 37c. Anyone wishing to redeem their coupons bring them in Next Week. ; ' / DOUPE'S STORE " PHONE 485W, PRINCE ALBERT Free delivery on all orders of $2.00 or over. -- - 0 = wi o}