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PORT PERRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Chamber. members please procure tickets from Programme Committee members or Frank Godley or Storey Beare. ht be done at a later date. "NOTICE OF Rural Power Interruption Tuesday and Friday ° between 9 a.m and 11 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. and 3.30 p.m. for the next two weeks, in the power supply to customers on Scugog Island. Service to other areas not affected. These interruptions are necesssary-'to permit linemen to safely rearrange connections in order that improved ser- vice may be provided to our customers in this area, - If weather conditions are unfavourable this work will The co-operation of our customers is appreciated. / A. C. RICHARDSON, Manager, Uxbridge Area. Blackstock The O.N.O. Club of Blackstock spon- sored a Canada Packers Cooking School last Tuesday and Wednesday, evenings. A capacity audience both' nights proved most acceptable to all the cooking hints and demonstrations so attractively given by Miss "Aili Saving, Home Economist for Canada Packers, She was assisted each night by two girls from the club, Shirley Turner and Jessie Gunter. Oh's 'and Ah's greeted her each night whether she glazed a beautiful Canada Pack- ers Ham or trimed pastry with a palr of scissors, s A note of humour was added by Ted Spencely who acted as M.C. for both nights and certainly helped to make the show the success it was. Between cooking demonstrations Ted drew for many prizes donated to the club from stores in Bowmanville, Port Perry and Blackstock. The club greatly appreciate everything that was donated and ask that each person present patronize the stores listed in the prize list below: Bowmanville Nylons donated by Stretts Shoes-- won by Mrs. Ira Argue and Mrs. Mer- rill VariCamp. Cuff links and clip donated by Minns--won by Mrs. Vernon Assel- stine. Nylons donated by Walkers--won by Mrs. Geo. Wolfe. Subscription donted by Statesman --won by Mrs, M. Edgerton. Bed Lamp donted by Morris--won by Mrs. Harry McLaughlin. Cake tins donated by Landers--won by Mrs. Bloom, Toronto;. B. Lowrie, Agincourt. Cosmetics by Cowlings Drugs--won by Pearl Wright, Mrs. N. Malcolm, Mrs. Ed. Harris. Bowls by Rickaby--Mrs, bard, Soup by Yeo--Mrs. Harvey Malcolm, Water (Glasses by Hoopers -- Mrs. B. Hub- Cecil Wilson. : Perfume by Jury & Lavell--Mrs. Rambsey. Alum. glasses by Donland's Dairy; 'Toronto--RBeth Strong. Port Perry. $2.00 cash by Geo. Lmmerson--Mrs, Arnold Williams. Chocolates by Flamingo Restaurant --Hazel English. Birthday Cake by Gerrow's--Caes- area W.A. Qt. Paint by Lake Scugog Lumber ~--Mrs. Arnold Taylor. Perfume by Lawrence Drugs--Mrs. A. Leighton. Paint Roller & Tray by Western Tire--Mrs. S. VanCamp. Recipe Box by P. P. Stationery-- Mrs. D. Archer. Tie by Stone's--Mrs. M. Fisher. 10 1b. Sugar by Dominion Store-- Mrs. M. VanCamp. Ham by MacGregor's -- Mrs, I. Mountjoy. Foot Stool by MecDermott's--Mrs. Geo. Staniland. Cup & Saucer by Pickard's Hdwe-- Mrs. K. Gilbanks. Cup & Saucer by Brock's -- Mrs. Jas. Henry. Pastry Flour by Master Feeds-- Mrs. M. J. Hobbs. Soap by Bruton Drugs -- Mrs. L. Beacock. Anti Freeze by Beare Motors--Mrs. Glen Gibson. Picture Frame by Enge Photo-- Mrs. Bert Gibson. , Plant by Grainger Greenhouse-- Mrs. Mahaffy. Ice Cream by Silverwood"s--M#s. F. Staniland, Mrs. H. Kyte. Nylons by Kay Van's--Mrs., Earl Oilner, Mrs. Ed. Harris. Handkerchiefs by Van's--Mrs, W. Archer, Mrs. P. Ellis. Milk Tickets by P. P. Dairy--Mrs. H. McMullen, Mrs. G. Gibson. $6 food voucher by I. G. A.--Mrs, E. Larmer. Qt. Paint by Ted Jackson -- Jean Gerrard. Nylons by Levinson's--Mrs. N. Mal- colm. Pillowcases by G. Brentieg-=Ma, J. Balingall. Salt & Pepper by McEachern Hats --Mrs. I, Robrer. Shortening by Cawker's -- Mrs, G. Cook. Iron by Peel's Hdwre--Mrs. McCoy. Lamp by Phoenix Elec. -- Mrs. G. Leask. _ Compact by Sandiland Jewellers-- Phyllis "Strong. Subscription by P. P, Star -- Miss Tyrrell. Cup & Saucer by Bentley Jewellers --Mrs, L. Griffin, $2.00 voucher by Beth Oke--Mrs. P. VanCamp. Chocolates by Mrs. Hope -- Mrs, Haynes. Cartwright Cannister. Set by Blyth -- Miss J. Armstrong. "Cosmetics by M. Rahm -- Dorothy Gray. Chocolate Bars by Snook's Lunch-- Mrs. Harold Larmer, Cooking School at '| Mahaffy. Ash Tray by Vines Serv. St.--Mrs. Cecil Gibson. Chicken by Trewhaven Farms--Mrs, G. Metcalfe. 2 lb. butter by Hampton Creamery --Mrs, Mildred Robrer. Alarm Clock by Dowson & Gest-- Mrs. R., Bowles. ~ Corn Syrup--St. Lawrence St. co. --Mrs: O. Graham, Paint by Martin's--Mrs. W. Law- rence, Mrs. M, Byers. Assorted Cake Mix by Wallace Mar- low Co, Ltd.--Mrs. W. Vine, Mrs. J. McKee, Mrs, A. Wilson, Denise Ed- gerton, Place setting silver by Wilson's Store--Mrs. M. Suoggitt. Bowls by Wilson's Store--Murs. G. Marlow. Cake plate by Hoskin's -- Mrs. E. Bradburn. Cannisters by Millers Store--Mus, Knight; Pianist -- Glenna Bradley. Worship Period convener -- Mrs. D. Ashton; Missionary convener--Eliza- beth Deeming; Film convener--GQGrant Parrott. The meeting closed with the singing of "Only Trust Him" and prayer by Dr. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland, éf Utica, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Ashton, Mrs. Thomas and daughter of Sun- derland, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Parrott and Mrs. G. Briggs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry of Epsom. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry of Port Perry, spent a couple of days this week with Mr, and Mrs. Al, Fisher Miss Annie Dowson reurned to her home on Sunday after spending a couple of weeks in Toronto, Miss Vera Leach is spending the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon English, of Woodville. -- Catholic Women' s League The monthly meeting of the Port Perry C.W.L. was held at the home of Mrs. Fransen with a very good attend- ance. Mrs. Fransen read the minutes of the last meeting and Miss Des Rosier read the Treasurer's report. Two conveners were elected to plan for the children's Christmas party, The December meeting will be held in the Parish Hall and will be in the form of a pot luck supper for all the mem- bers. The president, Mrs. Bell, closed the meeting with a special prayer for the people of Hungary. The meeting was adjourned. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Fransen assisted by Cake pan by Rebey's -- Mrs. C. Pilkey. Pie Plate & Mix by Hubbard's--Murs. S. Rahm, Gal. Oil by Bill Taylor -- Mrs, A. Leighton. $2.00 cash by Ernie Swain -- Mrs. Harry McLaughlin. Mixette by Duff Electric -- Anna Samells. Electric Clock by C. Marlow--Mrs. B. Lambe. Shopping bags Jonhted by Canada Packers won by -- Sylvia Lawrence, Mrs, Ivan Thompson, Mrs, M, Tomti- chin, Mrs. Lorne Griffin, Donna Daw- ney, Mra. Harold McLaughlin, Mrs. Ray Davy, Mrs. Dalton Dorrell, Mrs, Geo. Downey, Mrs. Kozub, Mrs, Stu- art McQuade, Mrs, A. Palk, Mrs, Roy Taylor, Mrs. Percy. Swain, Mrs. Jim Tripp, Shirley Gilbanks, Mrs. Mac- Gregor, Mrs. Little, Mrs. G. Jennings, Mrs. G. Trewin, Mrs. Jas. Sheckleton, Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Glenna Bradley; Y Treasurer--Hugh THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956--6 High Single High Triple- Over 200: Elsie Dogue 253, Pate Lane 226, Edie Andrews 216, Elsie Pogue 253 Pat Lane 589 Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling November 14 Teresa Hall 232, Mae Blakely 206, Team Points Taken Total Edna DeShane 212, 234, Elma Vernon North Stars 3, 35 . | 205 Sunderlands 5 29 Bombers 5 29 Hurricanes 0 28 Men' S Bowling Flyers 1 28 Spitfires 2 27 L Mosquitoes 7 '04 eag ue Lancasters 2 go [Stars . 36 Tels 2 20 Archers 36 Helicopters 4 20 Carnegie J 33 Kitty Hawks 5 18 [Deluxe 31 Mustangs 0 14 Whiz Bangs 28 High Single Joy Ballard 269 degionsives So 20 High Triple Dorothy Jardine 627 Black py > Single - Joy Ballard 269, Helen Far-| Fitz Johns 22 row 260, Ruby Atterly 231, Dorothy | Howard Motors 15 Freeman 229, Dorothy Jardine 226| Legion 14 218, Marg. Eden 221, Doreen Hope 220 | Juniors [3 Pam Knight 220, Glenda Taylor 219; Mary McGregor 218, Elma Doyle212, Effie Luke 205, Edith Brunton 204, OVIIR 295 Betty Beare 204, Beth Oke 201, Betty | jo Thompson 230 Collins 213. . B. Miller 237 A. Farmer 247 Ladies' Monday i" Hayes 264 High Single John Ballard 269 High Triple Archie Farmer 633 Hastings 236 J. Ballard 269 Night Bowling [3 iu, R. Sweetman 265 Eva Johnson. Each item baked or demonstrated : by Miss Saving was drawn for at the finish of the evenings doings. Ashburn The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Bible Class was held at the home of Mrs. H. Ashton. Mrs. F. Daw, the president, gaye the call to worship and read a short story en- her daughter, Mrs, Colbear. DE 4 STORE Standing Mosquitoes ......occviieevreereeennn, 42 Crickets oe (1) Fi . MOS cipnianarrnmnninn. or wil Ww C | Termites ..cooceeeeeeecerueerereresernnt 30 omen S ur Ing Bees ............ | SCORES, NOVEMBER 7 Hornets ... SOREN. | Hayes-Burnett o.oo, 10-9 Beetles ovine, 25 Snooks-Love 10 Butterflies .... ..23 Cox-Stouffer a...more, 14-4 Caterpillars .. 22 November 14-- - AIS inniiicn cscs ipevnens 21 Cox-Burnett oom Grasshoppers Hint rrtmsramrgenns 1 Stouffer-Hayes. Martyn-Gray Spiders coves, 21 titled "A Picture of Pepce". "My Faith Looks Up to Thee" was sung after which Mrs. L. Bradley read the Scripture lessson, Following the singing of "Faith of Our Fathers", Mrs. Daw closed the worship period WALLPAPER NEW 1957 with prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and ap- proved. Mrs. Theo Knight, Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Wm. Hopkins and Mrs. A. Reynolds were appointed as the visit- the Shing is to wallpaper Patterns All in. Pre-Pasted 79c. ing committee for the ensuing month, Mrs. Edgar Heron kindly invited the members to her home for the Decem- ber meeting and Mrs. R. Batten and Mis. E. Humphrey were appointed as the program committee. It was de- cided to have the usual.exchange of gifts and also a white gift at this meeting. Mrs. II. Ashton was appointed as as- | | sistant teacher for our class in place of Mrs. Sparks. Mrs. Win. Gardner then took charge of the programme. || A poem "Old Friends" was read by Mrs. Douglas Ashton. Mrs. Walter Knight gave a very interesting and challenging talk on Armistice. Mrs. W. Routley read a very appropriate poem "For the Fallen." The meeting closed with the Miz- pah benediction after which a de- licious lunch was served by the re- freshment committee. On hehalf of the members, Mrs. Routley extended to Mrs. Ashton a vote of thanks for her kind hospitality. The first meeting of the fall season of the Y.P.U. was held in the base- ment of the church on Sunday Nov. 4 at 8 pm.. The meeting opened with a song service conducted by Grant Parrott. Joy Bradley took charge of the worship period which opened with | the singing of the hymn "He Lives". The Scripture lesson was read after brighter automobiles . The gay new Wallpaper Look is here! The gay new look is everywhere . . . in today's trend to appliances! Elsewhere in "the home, too, people are adding gayness, patterned colour--with wallpaper! For they're tired of dull plain walls! - P.S. Today's new Sunworthy wallpapers are really wash- able . . . and inexpensive, as little as 59¢ a roll. Come in and see our exciting new patterns. roll and up. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTRE Minibrix Several size sets Slinky Toys Several kinds Christmas Cards Games, Dolls GLOVES a fine assortment Men's leather $2.95 | Mitts, wool, fl, $1. 30 to colourful stoves and which Joy read a poem "The Dedicated Life". Hugh Knight offered prayer. The worship period closed with the singing of "Leaning on the Everlasat- ing Arms", Douglas Ashton then took charge of the program. It was announced that Mr, and Mrs. Donald Purdy of Toronto will give an account SLIPPERS for Fine Gifts Ladies' $1.25, $1.75, $2.50 Men's $2.50 to $6.95 DOMINION and BATA RUBBERS of their recent trip to Europe at a special meeting on November 23rd to which "everyone -is invited. The Christmas Musical will be held on Sun- day December 9th. A duet "Whisper- Tooke Shirts, $3.95 - $4.95 Men's Fleece-lined, strap or zipper, $5.95 ing Hope", was sung by Faye Heron and Margaret Gilpin. The president then introduced the guest speaker, Kenneth Campbell, of Ajax. He spoke of the great importance of putting our trust in the Lord during these trying times. Douglas Ashton on behalf of the members extended to Mr. Camp- bell a sincere vote of thanks for -his inspiring message. The following slate of officers was Suburban Coats Boys" $12.50 Pyjamas $4.95 and $5.95 Men's $14.95 and $16.95 Hydro Parkas $16. Boys' $4.95 Ladies' Leather Snow Boots $7.35 and $8.95 95 full line in stock then brought in by the nominating committee and accepted: Hon, President--Dr, B, D. Armstrong. President--Douglas Ashton; Vice- president--Joy Bradley; Secretary Phone 43 Port Perry Lilo Wilson 206, -- oat > EN >