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- oP Tn i 2--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, 1067 FARMERS! MEET YOUR MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT . The first of a series of meetings with the three major political parties, sponsored by the Ontario County Farmér's Union will be held in Brock District High School, West of Can- nington, on Friday Evening, March 1, at 8.00 p.m. i Special Speakers for the evening will be; CLAYTON W. HODGSON, M.P. DR. M. B. DYMOND, M.P.P. ALBERT CORMACK, President, Ontario Farmer's Union' Come and help to mould the destiny of Agriculture. OUR OBJE Everybody Welcome. JTIVE - PARITY PRICES Prince Albert On Sunday Mrs, J. Tripp ably read the theme story at 8.8. The interior of our church sanctuary is at present undergoing considerable renevating, especially in vicinity of pulpit and choir space. Thanks to the men-folk who have given of their time. Please keep in mind the W. A. hot dinner to be served Wednesday, Feb. 27th. The meal will be served in the church parlors and will .be ready at 5.30 o'clock. The members of the Good Neighbors Service Club gathered. at the home of Winnie Middleton, It was pleasant to have three visitors. The president, Pat Love opened and conducted the meeting by, first repeating the Lord's Prayer. Minutes of previous meeting were read by Grace Beacock acting in the absence of the secretary. Around bingo. W: Middleton was appointed to act as program convener for eom- ing term. Dues collected by G, Wil- liams, New business was outlined with plans for the future evening, March 8 regarding a telephone euchre. Several homes were offered. The ex- ecutive were named to purchase prizes for same. The Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. Ilene Lloyd now led in a comic contest. Everyone was asked to the dining room to enjoy the lunch, tea or coffee. All sang greet- ings to the hostess Mrs. Middleton, whose birthday was Feb. 14th. Mr. W. Horsley, Toronto, spent a few days with Mrs. Smith and Miss Spence. - Several sons accompanied dad or granddad and enjoyed the "Father & son" Turkey dinner in the Scout Hall on Monday night. We are all sorry Mrs. Wm. Brown forty dollars was realized from recent was admitted to hospital. A speedy 4 BEST FOOD BUYS CLARKE'S Beans with Pork 61:1.00 a an os 20-0z. tin YORK BRAND CHOICE PEAS 2fr35¢ FEATS Betty Crocker Cake Mixes Your choice of 35c lines 3 +r 1.00 { 20-0z. tin BLUE BONNET -- Yellow Quik - 3c off | MARGARIN Rose - Pure Strawberry Jam 12-0z. jar 37¢ ' E Ib. 31¢ 10c Off - Silver Plate in every Package - Gt. Size Surf Detergent Stokely's Fancy Honey Pod Peas 15-0z. tin 2 For 3c 65¢ Mayfair Brand Breakfast Prunes 2-1b. cello 39c - DEL MONTE Pineapple & Grapefruit Juice 48-0z. tin AUNT MARY'S SLICED » 24-0z. loaf BREAD Blue Brand Beef Boneless RUMP ROAST 'ROUND STEAK or ROAST Ib. 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Mrs. Ben Smith's home was the scene of a quilting this week, Mr. and Mrs, Rosco Dowson, Broad- view, Sask., spent a couple of days with their cousins Mr, and (Mrs, L.! Beacock and boys. We are sorry -to learn Larry Shrop- shire is home from school with a bad- ly fractured arm, Mr. J. F. Vickery spent a few days with two of his grandchildren, Bar-' bara and Neil Devitt, Oshawa. The pupils of the upper and lower rooms enjoyed their Valentine parties, The exchange of traditional hearts and cupids in red and white were again the central feature of the hour. Then al lunch and treats ended it all 'till next year. Sunday relatives with Mr. and Mrs.' N. Wilson included Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Rodd and son, of Oshawa. Mrs. Luke, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Bond visited their sister Mrs. F, Stanton at Brooklin, Saturday evening. This man can give you e CED dependable delivery of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR an International daily newspaper Housewives, businessmen, teachers, and students all over the world read and enjoy this international pub- World- news newspaper, lished daily in Boston. famous for stories and penetrating editorials: Special features for the whole family. ; constructive The Christion Science Monitor One Norway St, Boston 15, Mass. Send your newspoper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order. | yeor $16 [J 6 months $8 (J 3 months $4 (J Nome Address City Zone State PB-18 F.0.B., Claremont, Ontario. undersigned. COUNTY OF ONTARIO TENDERS FOR TRUCK Sealed tenders clearly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 5 p.m., FRIDAY, MARCH 8th, for the supply of a 5 ton cab and chassis, delivered The County proposes to offer in trade a 1948 Inter-~ national K8 cab and chassis which has been used as a tractor unit in conjunction with a machinery float. . This unit may be inspected at the County Garage, Sunderland, Ontario. Tenders are to be submitted on forms which to-gether with specifications may be obtained at the office of the Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. E. SIMS, P. Engineer, Engineer, County of Ontario, County Buildings, Whitby, Ontario. / Music by (all coloured band) ® Dress--Optional CY McLEAN and HIS ORCHESTRA Dancing 9.30 to 12.30 Admission $2.60 per couple \ PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB ANNUAL "SPRING BALL Port Perry Public School Auditorium Ashburn Sunday School and Church services were conducted as usual at Burn's Church on Sunday, Feb. 17 at 10 a.m. land 11 a.m. Douglas Ashton had brought his radio and at 10 o'clock it was tuned in .to station C.K.L.B. Everyone at- tending Sunday School. enjoyed list ening to the radio broadcast of a Y: P.S. meeting recently recorded by Mr. Mel. Smith, of the Sunday School of the Air, Oshawa. Dr. B. D. Armstrong had charge of the Church service and chose for his text from 1st Peter "Casting all your cares upon him; for he careth for you". The Choir sang "Consecrated Lord to Thee". The regular monthly meeting: of the Ladies Bible Class was held at i the home of Mrs. F. Daw on Tuesday, ' Feb. 65th at 8 p.m. with an attendance "of thirty-four. The president, Mrs. 'Daw called the meeting to order af- ! ter which hymn 73 "Love Lifted-Me"; | won sung. The scripture lesson, 1st Corinthians, read by Mrs. W. Hopkins. Mrs. M. Sparks offered prayer, after which everyone joined in the singing of "Blessed Assurance". The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved. Cards and letters of thanks were acknow- ledged from Mrs. W. Kerr; Mrs. Gor- don McDonald; Mrs. W. Hopkins; Mrs. G. Briggs; Mrs. R. D. Sherwin; Mrs. H. Fielding; Mrs. G. Cappell; Miss A. Dowson; Mrs. F, Poil and Mrs. Paul Martin. The visiting committee had an ex- cellent report. Those reporting had made several calls and had taken bas- kets of fruit or flowers to those who were ill. Mrs. H. Ashton, Mrs. F. Lynde, Mrs. R. Batten and Mrs. R. Graham were appointed as the visit- ing committee for the ensuing month. It was decided to invite the mem- bers of the Men's Bible Class to the March meeting which will be held in the basement of the Church. Mrs. R. Richardson, Mrs. W. Routley, Vera Leach and Mrs. M. Sparks were ap- pointed as the program committee. Murs. Edgar Heron then took charge of the program which had as its theme "Love". Mrs. Heron read a poem "Why .We Love Jesus", and Mrs. Bat- ten read a story "Blessed Be His Name". Mrs. L. Bradley chose for her topic "Love" and based her thoughts on the well known verses of the 13th chapter of 1st Corinthians, A poem "The Importance of Love", was read by Mrs. H. Ashton after which she told a very heart warming story entitled "A Victory of Love". Mrs, Heron then conducted a con- test on scrambled verses of the Bible, Mrs. N. Anderson won the prize for unscrambling her 'Bible verse first. A very delicious lunch weve and everyone enjoyed a socigl, time together. ¢ A vote of thanks was extended by Mrs. H. Ashton to Mrs. Daw for her kind hospitality. The members of the La uild sponsored a Pot "Luck Supper the basement of the Church on Thursday, Feb. 14th at 6.30 p.m. In spite of the inclement weather there was a good attendance. . Following the delicious supper an excellent program was enjoyed, with Mr. W. A, Kerr acting as master of ceremonies, Blest Be the Tie that Binds was sung and Dr. B. D. Arm- trong offered prayer. Margaret and Diane Fisher sang a duet "The Keys of Heaven" Mrs, W. Routley read a poem "St. Valentine" and told a story of his Ife. Margaret Gilpin and Faye Heron sang a duet which they dedi- cated to Mrs, Clyde Playfair. of Tor- onto (nee Ruth Richardson). Ruth was invited to come forward and on behalf of the community-Mr, Kerr con- gratulated her on her recent. marriage and extended to her the best wishes of all her friends. Mrs, Routley present- ed her with a beautiful brown leather hand bag containing a sustantial sum of money from her Ashburn friends. Ruth very sincerely thanked her many fiends for their lovely gift. Mr. Kerr introduced Mr. and Mrs. Peacock of Oshawa who showed some beautiful slides on their trip to Mexico. Miss Peggy Graham, ,of Toronto spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron. Miss Vera Leach spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon English of Woodville. Mrs. English entertained a number of friends on Saturday evening to a turkey dinner in honour of her mother's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton visited Jast Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pugh, of Claremont. CBC'S WRESTLING TEAM In this corner is one of vthe best wrestling teams in the business--the team of Dave Price (left) and Pat Flanagan. One or the other of them is at the ring every week, microphone in hand, to bring CBC-TV audiences an astute up-to-the-second account of wrestling from Maple Leaf Gardens. Ontario - County 4-H CLUBS 1957 are as follows: 4-H GRAIN CLUB 4-H POTATO CLUB 4-H TRACTOR CLUB of these 4-H Clubs. age inclusive, -~ Uxbridge, as soon as possible, the various communities of Ontario County. 4-H Clubs are being organized at the present time in These Clubs '4-H SWINE CLUB 4-H BEEF CALF CLUB 4-H DAIRY CALF CLUB All farm boys and girls are eligible to join one or more The age limits are 12 to 20 years of Any boys and girls who are interested should got in touch with the Ontario Department of Agriculture Office, This is your og 'blue coal'. See you get PHONE 73 (GIF. 1, . SAFE... much more heat ur money! ® Finish out the season with 'blue coal'. Feel how much more heat 'blue coal' delivers for your money. You'll discover why more people insist on this famous deep-mined coal than any other hard coal. 'REESOR FUEL & LUMBER" PORT PERRY 'blue A coal' LOW-COST HEAT ¥ { { 3