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8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 28th, 1957 Port Perry Newest T. V., Radio And Electrical Service The above is a view of the radio and T.V. workshop of Gordon "Tug" Wilson, who has returned to Port Perry after being employed on the Mid-Canada Defence Line by Cana- dian Marconi Co. Mr. Wilson has been active in the Electrical Field since 1929 and in addition to being a Radio and T.V. technician is "also a licensed journeyman electrician and is well qualified to look after the service problems of the community, For courteous and efficient service Phone Port Perry 545. District Churches SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE (Scugog Island, Manchester, Praspect United Churches) Owing to the fact of the examinat- ions approaching, we have cancelled the meeting of our P.M.S. H. C. Club this Thursday. But we shall expect everyone out to the supper on Sunday March 31st at 5 p.m, in the Scugog (Grace) Church, We are glad to an- nounced that the Special' Speaker will be Mr. .Barry Dunbar, the, student Minister who visited our Pastoral Charge in January. Barry will bring along a friend, who will lead us in a sing-song, ond 'also sing at the service, We are asking the Junior Choir to come and sing at the service at 7 p.m, and we give a very cordial invitation to all to come to the service. We hope that all the members of the P.M,S. Hi C will be with us, and enjoy the > Zellpwahip to- gether, The Leaders are very pleased with the interest being taken by the Cubs. We hope that those who are ill will he well enough to attend this Wednes- day. There will be a course in Cubb- : pe being given at Whitby this Friday and Saturday. If anyone is interested in taking the Course, please get in contact with Rev. Braham, The members of the Parsonage Board are asked to meet at the Par- sonage this Wednesday evening at 8.30 p.m. We are anxious to com- mence the work of decorating, as Mrs. Braham will soon be with us. The Parsonage "fund is being built up by monthly donations by our W.As. It was pointed out to us that a mistake was made in our Financial Statement, Frozen Foods FESTIVAL "Birds Eye Exclusive Quality" cench Fries, 9-o0z. pkg. ..._. 2/39¢ 'reen Beans, 10-o0z. pkg. .____ 27¢ Strawberries, 15-0z. pkg. ._.____ 43¢ Chicken, Beef, Tunieey Fish Sticks, 8-0z. pkg. Cod Fillets, 1-1b. pkg. Sole Fillets, 1-1b. pkg. --_____ 45¢ 'Haddock Fillets, 1-1b. pkg. ____ 35¢ 29¢ . -- 2c PRIME RIB ROAST » §'7 ¢ CAKE MIX Pies, 8-0z. pkg. _ 2 for 65¢ Orange Juice, 6-0z. tin __ 2 for 37¢ Quality Meats BEST BUYS Government Inspected for Your Protection | 7¢ Off -- 3 Coupons worth 24c. SWIFT'S Ogilvie Chocolate 16-o0z. pkg. _ 2c PEAMEALED . -- Halves Cryovac w. §9¢ Ingersoll -- 5¢ Off Pack -- 8-0z. jar CHEESE SPREADS 29c COTTAGE ROLLS SWIFT'S PREMIUM RINDLESS BACON 1». vee. 79¢ YOUNG AND TENDER -- Sliced w. 25¢ PORK LIVER 7c Off -- Free Tea Towel White or Blue BREEZE DETERGENT 7c © Giant pkg. v foo wo 7c § . VACUUM PAK -- 6-0z. pkg. Robin Hood 5-1b. bag a Pork and Turkey Loaf ~~ 3%c| QUICK PATS. , . Fresh Produce FEATURES | Rose Brand Z 12-0z, jar NEW BRUNSWICK TROPICAL CONSERVE 37c L Monarch -- Choc. ; Lemon - Caramel SPONGE PUDDINGS 2 ror 45¢ Mother Jackon's. Jiffy 'F PIE CRUST MIX 18-o0z. pkg. dlc Potatoes JUICY, FLAVORFUL - Jumbo 110 size SUNKIST ORANGES . vo ONTARIO GROWN No. 1 Hot House CUCUMBERS wa. 2c 0-1b. bag $1.19 . 40c "| son Roger. ye Ie at] and we hasten to correct same. In the list of contributions, please change the amount given by Lorne Thompson of Manchester to $20, Once again Prospect will go bowling this week. It is a lovely way to spend a social evening and we must say that Proprietors of the Bowling Alleys are very gracious in placing their Alleys the church, Your minister may not be with you, as he is taking Ruth back to Kingston, and will have a visit with his family, By the way,, Ruth will be on the Port Perry Hospital Staff this Summer for the months of June and July. : The members of the Group Commit- tee for our Cubs have been selected and are as follows: Donald Lane, Frank Henry, Thomas Donnely, Hor- ace Webster and Hervey Painter. There will be a meeting in the Man- chester-Church on Wednesday April 3, at 8.30 p.m. Epsom Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moase of Port Perry visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Boynton and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Steward. Sorry to report that Mrs. James Drew had the/misfortune to fall and injure hers . A. will hold their March t the church this Thurs, 28th with Group 3 in charge. Mr. Walter Rogers and Mr. Warner Lynde spent Monday visiting in Co- boconk. Mrs. Jessie' Cummins has returned home following a two month stay at London. Mrs. Gordon Poviie -spent several days last week in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. John Ansell and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geer and Brenda of Port Perry visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Geer, Mr. Chas. Geer is slowly improving in health. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Clark of Oshawa spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Steward of Tor- onto spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Steward. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Armstrong spent the week-end at Brighton. ~ Mr. Donald Taylor and Miss Faye Hayden of Oshawa visited Saturday with Don's grandparents Mr. and Mrs Robert Taylor. Mrs. Gordon Jeffery spent" several days last week visiting in Toronto. "Mrs." William Hope has returned to her home following 'a stay with her Sorry to report that she was to Port Perry Hospital for treat- ment. We hope that she wi soon be improved. Congratulations 10 Mr. and Mys. Cecil Reed (nee Marie Anderson) who were married recently in Toronto. The Community Club held their re- gular euchre and dance in the school Friday evening. Fifteen 'tables of cards were played with prizes going to--Ladies 1st--Mrs. Robert Taylor; 2nd--Mrs. Eva Catherwood; "Con.-- Mrs. F. Hodgson. Gents 1st--Mr. Bruce Houghland; 2nd -- Mr. Chet Geer; Con.--Mr, C. Hardy. Lucky draws were won by Mrs. Jeanne For-' ht -.-_ ir Roxy THEATRE Uxbridge | "FRIDAY and SATURDAY MARCH 29 ayd ROBERT, MITCHUM, in Man With the Gun also DALE ROBERTSON, in meetif sythe and Mr, Jess Demara. at a minimum cost at the disposal of -Y The girls Junior 'B' Next party will be held on Friday, April bth. Mrs. Cora Murrell and her son from Toronto spent one day last week at her home here. Mr, Alpine Christie of Peterboro spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. A. Christie and Darlene, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers visited Sunday 'at Whitby with Mrs, Joe Ash- ton and Miss Annie Ackney, ~ Sorry to hear that Lawrence Mead is confined to Port Perry hospital with a hand infectiop. Several from the village attended the O.M.H.A, Father & Son Banquet in Uxbridge on Monday evening. Hilltop Herald C.0.8.8.A. championship now belongs to our girls, for they played their games well and |. brought "this new 'honour home, for the first time in the scheol's history. High scorer and a great help in both games was Alice Williams. Great credit goes to Miss Brock their Coach. Scores--1st game--Port Perry 36, Stouffville 33; 2nd game Port Perry 26, Birks Falls 22 (Final). We also recognize Mr. Parkinson as the coach of the Senior 'B' boys, for on Friday, March 2nd, the same day on which the latter two games were played the boys were also getting ready to play their games. They won the semi-finals with a wonderful game. The score being: Port Perry 46, Pickering College 28. But"were not so fortunate in the Finals, the score of which was: Bracebridge 49, Port Perry 40. . The annual "At 'Home"" dance is over for another year. This year's being even bigger and better, for over 140 couples attended. The gym was elaborately decorated in an oriental theme and the lunch was served by candlelight. After lunch there was entertainment and then more dancing to the music of Wes Jackson's or- chestra. Well exams are here for another season, so back to the old grind. FEDERAL ELECTION ! Progressive Conservatives To Nominate Candidate in Ontario Riding Thursday, ay, APRIL 4 WHITBY 8.00 p.m. "GUEST SPEAKER Gen. Geo. Pearkes V.C., M.P. OPEN MEETING. EVERYBODY IS WELCOME If you need help on transportation Please call-- Port Perry 289 Mrs, Santer "LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR PHONE 32W "BLUEBERRY TARTS" GERROW'S BAKERY > 'G. M. GERROW i H fap, Ny | Prince Albert, OPEN EVERY NIGHT until 9 p.m. DOUPE'S GENERAL Groveries Fresh Mghts, Vegetables ||. - also Frozen Foods CLOSED ON TUESDAY at 1.80 P. M. For Free Delivery Phone 485 w IS THE TIME FgR YOUR SPRING T 'POINTS -- ~ BRAKES E-UP I; DISTRIBUTOR, ETC. WE ARE EQUIPPED TO GIVE YOU A COMPLETE TUNE-UP AT REASONABLE RATES DROP IN OR GIVE US A CALL HOWARD MOTORS 'PORT PERRY PHONE 74 A CHANGE IN THE/PR to take Effect on Bost Ist, 1957 ts Plain Haircut TL 5 Brushcut ee S100 Boogie Cui TPUOURREEN. { § | | No Change in the Price of Children's Haircuts OF HAIRCUTS Old Dutch Cleanser, New Blue 2 tins 27¢ Lux, New -- 4¢ off large pkg. -___ 36¢ FATS DOMINO and' MARGARIN E 29 Top of the World , Lb. Pkg. [H TENDER, FLAVORFUL -- Large Head ¢ . : rivets idole California BROCCOLI 25c whi : PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB ' - Wagst ffe's Pure Seville Orang a y 4 Marcelle. 24-02. os ite 40¢ | McCormick's Jordey Comm : MONDAY ud Tuibay i ; . Kraft Parkay Margarine, 1-1b. ye, 3c Sodas, 1-1b. pkg. 85¢ : Ara 410 i ON BULB SALE CAMPAIG " we Oxo Cubes, 12's 29¢| Johnson's Glade - Air Freshener oh THE YEAR'S BIGGEST 4 amiss 1 I . _ Spray, tin _______ A c % : : Mazola Oil, 16-0z. bottle _________ dlc Wisk Detergent, 16-0 OZ. tin : 43c Rock & Roll Show ; (GENERAL ELECTRIC BULBS) 4 i : Bee Hive Corn Syrup, 2:1b. tin : 3le 8c off giant pkg. "69¢ n eh RAY ANTHONY, ; "> 3 . 1) Tea For. Canada Week - March 25th fo 30th and many others i Starting MONDAY, APRIL 8th, at 7 p.m. 7 : ' : : gtarring- JAYNE MANSFIELD i | Lions will appreciate it if 'you leave your porch light on. i "lr THE LIONS WILL BE CALLING ON THE PEOPLE OF PORT PER | New Blue Package -- New Brown Label -- 10 Free Bags -- pkg. of 90 The Girl Can't Help i wy Salada Tea Bags - - - 1.09} It ste intes ate ote (RETAIL VALUE $2.04) AR 11 | Free Delivery 'Gentlemen Marry . . ¥ ¥ oe * oe £3 ' 3 ' ' 4 i | : : ; \ 4 » ES ' * 4 =. ' - po " L ' : " bd . a : Pie dest Eu & # . 5 ' pi v 2 wo - ; { . FE A SE CC CASAC ROR RC 81%, 4 . . . ; Car v fe : TO SELL BULBS FOR THEIR CHARITABLE WORK 7 : : : * Adults Entertainment ; : IN THIS DISTRICT 8 | RT «I : | | Dowson's Food Market usm nBagotBlbs sik) ots or s2o 3 E: , : JANE RUSSELL in i: