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> ys RE A & 4 oT --~-- 3 ry hy wl 5 WENN Oe Prince Albert i At Sunday School on Sunday Miss Alice Dodd spoke to the Bible class. Master Bruce Martyn placed his mon- ey in the birthday church. Mr. Wylie delivered a worthwhile sermon at the service on "Sin", There cre more interesting messages in the making for the future. So try Hind attend. Everyone welcome to come out to both S. S. and church. ' Friday night a group of about 30 8 THE PORT PERRY ST AR, THUR SDAY, NOVE MBER 22, evening and I judge, a get-acquainted ! party. , ally all departed after a happy even- 19606 Several indulged in card playing, others enjoyed visiting. Near mid- night Mis. C. Newnham read an ad- dress to the bride and groom, follow- ed by a presentation of a floor lamp and clothes hamper by Mrs. B, Smith and Mrs. Jas. Doupe. The recipients responded in a suitable pleasing man- ner. Atliberal lunch was served. Fin- ing away from home. Please do not forget the "Good Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the public school. With a generous lunch and coffee. Congratulations to Mr, Wm. Martyn who celebrated a birthday anniversary on November 20th. I judge it would be candles, food and gifts when Lexy Love, Barbara Davidson, and Geo. Skerratt Jr. all entertained -their young friends to: birthday parties, The G. N. S. Club assembled at the home of Mrs. E. Williams Monday evening. Several minor projects were people gathered in the home of our' recent newlyweds Mr, and Mrs. [§ R. | Neighbors Service Club" euchre and Hood's for the purpose of a soclal | ticket draw on blanket, rug, shirt on discussed, packing party, ete. clothing, Xmas ~~ AVERILL: | ppemmmsm---- Green Glant NIBLETS - CORN 14-0z. tin 2 For 33¢ |2 CANNED ASUER FOOD STORES lu York Brand DESSERT PEARS 20-o0z. tin ror Jl 6 ro 89c --t Libby's CATCHUP 11-0z. botile & For 4lc Habitant PEA SOUP 28-0z. tin § For 49c "Dr. Ballard's Champion . Rose Brand Sweet Libby's Dog Feod Mixed Pickles Fancy Pe 15-0z. tin 16-0z. jar 15-0z. tin 3 vor 33 L3le 2 ror 33c Instant -- Pow Te Milk R 1 Blanes J orangy SURE eli . - Nimi ed Plum Jam 1 Ib. pkg. 24-0z. jar Marmalade - dlc 29¢ 24 oz. jar 27c i CHECK THESE DOLLAR VALUES! LIBBY"S 15-0z. tin Deep Brown Beans 6 for $1.00 KING'S' CHOICE ~ 28-0z. tin TOMATOES 4 for 51 00 CULVERHOUSE CHOICE CREAM CORN 20-0z. tin 6 or $1.00 - NIBLETS FANCY CORN 8-0z. V.P. tin 8 for $1 00 Clarke's Irish 15-0z. tin 29¢ "Stew BONUS Golden Hour Popping Corn 1 1b. pkg. 17¢ Kraft Miniature Marshmallows 7 oz. pkg., 29c¢ St. Lawrence Corn Oil 16 oz. tin 37¢ { Maple Leaf REGULAR Liquid Detergent « 69¢ VALUER 12 oz. size 4lc Swift's Jewel Shortening 1 1b. pkg. 28¢ WITH olor po CHRISTMAS Libby's Spaghetti with Meat 15 oz. tin, 2 for 39¢ OFFER Libby's Mixed Vegetables 15 oz. tin, 2 for 33c Stokely's Fancy Applesaute _ 15 oz. tin, 2 for 29¢ - UNBREAKABLE PLASTIC ORNAMENTS Aylmer Fancy Pumpkin 28 oz. tin, 2 for 37c Hereford's Corned Beef 12 oz. tin, 390 FRESH PRODUCE Bunches of Juicy Flavor California EMPEROR GRAPES 2 tv 25¢ Smacking with goodness Fancy Grade 5-1b. poly. bag McINTOSH REDS 55¢ Tangy, Juicy, California, Sunkist LEMONS 6 ror 29c Mild, Flavourful, No. 1 - Waxed Individually Priced T UR N IP S for your convenience Mild - Sweet Marsh grown CARROTS 3-1b. poly bag 19¢ QUALITY MEATS Old Fashioned -- Extra Special bLADE ROAST w. 39¢ SHORT RIB ROAST : 49c Ponceless STEWING BEEF w. 49¢ Swift's Premium -- Sealed - 12-1b. pkg. SMOKED BACK BACON 59c Swift's Pure Pork -- Skinless - 1-1b. pkg. BROOKFIELD SAUSAGE 45¢ Frozen Birds Eye Ocean Perch Fillets, 1 1b. pkg. -- 35¢ Foods Birds Eye Green Peas, 12- -07. ph 2/45¢ Birds Eye Green Beans, 10-0z. pkg. 2/49¢ | h | i) | 'Dowson's Food Marke Port Perry Ecclestone and sister Mrs. White, Toronto, called on Mrs. Mc- Kerihan one day recently. Tuesday night the Young People's sponsored their Variety Program in the church parlors. The treasurer Miss E. Keizebrink was posted at the door for admission as the folk arrjved. The president Miss Dianne Cunning- 'ham introduced of. Hornswaggle (Mrs. Newnham) who acted as chair- man, welcomed the audience and ask- ed Mr. Bruce Snelgrove to lead in a sing-song of various familiar hymns. Mus. Now the evening was away with short' skits, comedy numbers, violin and vocal solos; piano duets, guitar selections by "Three Country Cousins". The young folk in a body rendered several songs of religious nature plus popular tunes. Mrs. G. Hunter accom- panied all musical numbers at the piano. The members sold around sixty bags of donated candy during inter- mission, this all disappeared in a mat- ter of minutes. This portion of the entertainment closed with repeating Mizpah benegdict- ion. At this time we were priviledge in having an opportunity to travel by motor to the Maritime Provinces when Mr. B. Snelgrove patiently showed and described his lovely collection of colour ed pictures. Thanks Bruce. $ A sincere thanks to those who turn. ed out to help the young fry. The pro. ceeds climbed to over twenty dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Luke and Paul, Ham- iltont spent Sundgy with Mrs. C. Luke. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter and family enjoyed Sunday in Havelock with Mrs. Mac Robertson and girls. Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson Jr, were. guests, at the Howes-Day wedd- ing on Saturday in Port Perry United Church. Mr. and Mrs. C. Love accompanied an Oshawa couple to the Royal Winter Fair'in Toronto on Saturday. Mrs. W. Vance spent a couplé of days in Toronto with her sister-in-law Miss E. Vance. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock recently had Miss A. Dodd and Mr. N. Wilkin- son of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Denton, Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Dav- idson and family recently. Mr. and Mrs. Hooper were in Lind- say on Sunday and visited relatives. As soon as public service ceases to be the chief business of the citizens, and they would rather serve with their money than with their persons, the State is not far from-its fall, Phone 32W 1 1 oe GERROW'S BAKERY Oo. OO VLC mim. vy JI OL EE ETE New Handy Pack of Candy 49c. ~ Willo Crisp, Snowballs, Buttermilk Wafcrs, Krisp-Krumbles Saturday Specials 'FRUIT SALAD LAYER CAKE' 'CHOCOLATE ECLAIR' 4 G. M. GERROW WE EE OE EER WER AY Cedar Creek Miss Hazel MacDonnald of Hamil- ton, spent lat week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phare, Tyrone, were last Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Kilpatrick and George, Mr. and Mrs: Manson Woods and Brent, of Uxbridge, were last Sunday visitors of the Laroque family, Mrs. Harris and Mrs, Kilpatrick visited Mrs, Ed. Conlin on Wednesday afternoon. The ,school children had a holiday on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Wm. Blain has been ill the past week and a half, and has been con- fined to the house, The chickenpox has kept some of the children home from school. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stinson: of Stinson of Pontypool visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wilberton and Mr. and Mrs. Harris on Saturday. The Spencer family were Sunday supper guests of the Norman Birkett | family, . Raglan. Manchester Rev. Mr. Braham preached an app- ealing and most informative sermon on Missions on Sunday morning. Miss Helen Innes sang very sweetly "Téll me the stories of Jesus", There was a | good attendance but still room and. a kindly welcome for. many more. Miss Katherine Christie has goue to Florida for the winter. Mrs. Joel Miller is*home and 'ell enough to attend church on Sunday. _ W. F. Crosier was well in the money with every entry shown at the Royal . Winter Fair. His dressed bacon car- cass was among those sold for top price, 50c, per pound. Eunice and Susan Roach attended the Santa Claus parade in Toronto on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James I. Moffatt, Brandon, Man., are visiting her broth- er Mr, W. W. Holtby and other relat- ives. 1 LAKEVIEW Two Shows Nightly -- 7 and 9 pm. THEATRE PORT PERRY . THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Alan Ladd and Lizabeth Scott } In the Great Technicolor Adventure Story | "RED MOUNTAIN" - COMEDY AND SHORT NOV. 22-23-24 | MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Rock Hudson ard Arlene Dahl In the Thrilling Technicolor Action Romance "THE BENGAL BRIGADE". SHORT PICTURES NOV. 26-27-28 Late tetetalati tele! RR AAR AINA % 4% ~ OF PRIZES AND DANCING AT THE PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB Annual Bingo & Dance TO BE HELD IN The HIGH SCHOOL on Friday, Nov. 30th in A 1957 FRIGIDAIRE DRYER WILL BE GIVEN: AWAY AT THIS GALA NIGHT. Tickets on Sale Now or at the Door BINGO STARTING AT 8.00 P.M. GOOD PRIZES. LOTS OF F UN. Tickets 10c. each or 3for 25c. Three Free Games During the Night. RASS Dancing Starting at 8 p.m. ADMISSION: Adults 75c. Music hy Bruce Gerrow Orchestra Students 30c. baat dita » ro se ----r------------ ea a a iT. A EE ae a I 3 ; A rm re 1 L lg ARR -- Te kaa Yn kM RAE re