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Tr Is a I ELS Ce . 75th Anniversary Sale 0 SVMS al PIII UHH RS a ERS eS TTI LOWEST PRICES EVER MOFFAT'S RANGES DRYERS WASHERS "Model MD957, as illustrated + SPECIAL $249.95 Beat the Weather with a AUTOMATIC CLOTHES DRYER $180.95 BUY NOW AND SAVE $§$ Ted Jacksons Port P erry L2H ZS ITT RAS TES Ae BENDIX SALE PRICE REFRIGERATORS Phone 38W SMES NOTICE Council would like to draw to the attention of the public, that the Garbage By-law makes provision for garbage con- tainers to have covers as this is particularly necessary on The Garbage Collector is not required to empty uncovered con- rainy days when cans get partly filled with water. tainers. WE BUILD HOMES Large and Small and Buildings of All Kinds Repairs and Remodelling Good Materials and: Workmanship Guaranteed. Our HOUSE DESIGNING SERVICE is at Your Disposal. Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Lid. Phone 240W Port Perry 1/ | Young Daniel Boone CAWKER BROS. Wing Steak ................Ih. bc. Prime Rib Roast .............1h. 55¢. Boneless Prime Rib Roast ... 1h. 65¢. FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING "The Family Butcher" Cedar Creek Mr. Maarten L. Den Boer, who has been visiting his son, John and fam-! ily, for the past three months has re- turned to his heme in Holland . Mr, and Mrs. Frank Harris attend- ed the Biddle-Chard wedding and re- ception in Bowmanville last Saturday evening, 2 ; ) Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Dewar of Van. couver visited Mrs. Kilpatrick and 'George last week. The Dewars are on an extensive motor trip through Canada and plan on returning home via California. The Spencer family were supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Bir- kett.at Raglan. Greenbank Mr. and Mr. F. Lee and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas and Stanley, ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerry and Mr, ' and Mrs. Murray Lee attended the! Thomas-Wakelin wedding reception at Derryville United Church last Satur-! day. The ladies were guests at a! trousseau tea at the home of the bride on Wednesday afternoon. A large number of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clements on Friday evening last to honour the bride-to-be Miss Joyce Clements, The rooms were decorated with pink and white streamers, white bells and fall flowers. Joyce was cal- led to the chair of honour and follow- ing a reading and contest by Mrs. Roy Leask many beautiful miscellaneous gifts were presented to her. The guests were invited to view the lovely trousseau and the many gifts received. Many good wishes were extended to the bride-elect. Mrs. Lorne Blakely entertained, at her home, the relatives of Joyce and Harold at a shower and tea on Tues- day evening. 'Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Beare and Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Foster left Monday morning on a trip east to take in the new seaway. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Mattice in Ottawa, coming home by way of the U.S.A. they will spend some time in New York-city. Mrs, Boe has returned from West- ern Canada. She reports a good trip and many happy hours spent with re- latives. Miss Isabel Baylis of Toronto is spending a month at her home before returning to her nursing career. The Hi-C executive met in the church school-room Sunday evening. The first meeting is called for Oct. 6. More particulars next Sunday. TTR ROXY THEATRE Uxbridge |/ FRI.-SAT., SEPTEMBER 27-28 BIG DOUBLE BILL , -- also -- Circus Girl Last Show starts at 8.30 MON. - WED., SEPT 30. OCT 1-2 * GARY COOPER, with INGRID BERGMAN For Whom the Bell Tolls WED. - SAT. | OCT. 3-5 ELVIS PRESLEY in L [_] oving You Technicolor Vista Vision! 5 | daughter Epsom At a shower held in Epsom School on Saturday, Sept. 31, Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor (nee Faye Hayden) were recipients of a lovely set of stainless steel cooking utensils and numerous other gifts, in honour of their recent marriage. : Friends in Epsom were saddened to hear of the passing of Mrs. George Payne, Mrs. Payne and her husband farmed for many years on the 6th Concession of Reach, where her son Lloyd now lives. She was a faithful member of Breadalbane' Presbyterian Church and a good neighbour. Epsom friends extend sincere sympathy to the family. Mrs. McKercher visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Croxall in Uxbridge on Saturday. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Asling were Mr. & Mrs. Elsworth .Gorrill of Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Faden, Toronto were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boynton of Toronto were guests during the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Boynton. Miss Tina Martens of Uxbridge spent several days last week with her sister, Mrs. Case Flaris and family. Mrs. Al Christie has returned hame from a holiday in Buffalo last week, accompanied by Mrs. E. Squelch, Co- lumbus. Buffalo is celebrating its 126th year of incorporation this week, Miss Pat Asling was a guest during the week-end of Darlene Christie. Ashburn Dr. D. B. Armstrong had charge of the Church Service at Burn's Church on Sunday, September 22nd at 7.80 p.m. He chose for his text Hosea 2, verse 15, "Though I have bound and strengthened their arms, yet do they imagine mischief against me." The choir sang an anthem "Believe in God." Plans are under way for special Centennial Services to be observed in Burn's Church on Sunday, Oct. 20th at 11 a.m. and 7.80 p.m.. Dr G. Glenn, of Knox College will be the guest speaker Next Sunday, September 29th, the members of the W.M.S. will have charge of the evening service when|¥ they will hold a special Thank Offer- |g Miss Pauline Brown, |g R.N. who is home on furlough from 5 the Bhil field will be the guest speak- £ er. Everyone is cordially invited to § ing service. attend. The Y.P.U. held their regular meet- (# ing in the basement of the chruch on |g Sunday, Sept. 22nd at 8.30 p.m. - Following a short song service, Mrs. { Douglas Ashton conducted the wor- | Hymn 64 "Only Trust|¥ Him", was sung after which the Serip- | ship period. ture lesson, Matthew 18, verse 1-14 was read. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Wes. Routley. The worship service closed with the singing of "Whiter |! Than Snow." An excellent film "Missionary at |§ Walker's Garage", was shown and en- gt Douglas Ashton then | & joyed by all. conducted the election of officers and the following were appointed for the B Hon, President, Dr. B.|§ ensuing year: D. Armstrong; President, Hugh Knight; Vice-President, Joy Bradley; Sec'y, Faye Heron; Treasurer, Neil b Johnston; Worship convener, Shirley 5 Bryant; Missionary convener, Glenna Bradley; Grant Parrott; Pianist, Glenna Brad- ley. prayer by Dr. Armstrong. Mrs. Charles Daw, of Toronto, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw. Mr. Postmasters' last week. convention at Ottawa Several ladies from this community | ; attended the trousseau tea held by Mrs. A. Deeming at her home in Myrtle Station, in honour "of her Elizabeth's marriage on September 21st. Canadian Company operating on portant than past experience. Our men or women of character only. crease as business expands. from $10,00.00 to $20,00.00 yearly. UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK PHONE. 20. PORT PERRY why - ay Opportunity -- This Area openings for ambitious men and women to manage local business deal- ing with some of Canada's largest chain stores; can be handled in spare hours at start if desired; honesty and dependability more im- | rapid expansion. This is a business on a high plane for high type Applicants Must Have Approx. $1,700.00 (Which is secured), and good references. you exceptionally high monthly income immediately, and rapidly in- Prefer applicants aspiring' earnings NO SELLING required. If you can qualify-and have nec 8a h, write today giving phone number an y essary cas Manager, P.O. Box 126, Station B, Montreal, Quebec. a national scale has immediate liberal finarkial assistance enables These openings will pay No high pressure men wanted as particulars for local interview. spt.26 Film and Song Convener, o The meeting closed with the singing | § of "Have Thine Own Way Lord", and |g Russell Batten attended the |¥ approaching 5 |Pine Grove Mr, and Mrs, Edgar Slack of Man- chester, Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Geurlie and Mr. Geo. Rice visited Huntsville and Algonquin Park on Wednesday last. Mr. and Mrs, John Rice visited Fri- day with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gour- lle. Geo. Rice returned home with' them after visiting a few days. | Mrs. A, Handel and Mrs. Bob Banks and Kristin spent Wednesday in Tor- onto. | Mr, and Mrs. Smith and Mary of Toronto had supper Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hill, ' Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hill and family visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs, THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1957--6 Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling September 18th-- Sunderlands .........c..oceninen. wal JOUR siirsntninasciimaisiitissiae ll High Single-- Glenda Taylor--351 High Triple-- Glenda Taylor--678 Over 200-- Mary Sweetman--267; Doreen Hope --254-201; Helen Heard--248; Ruby Williams--245; Audrey DeNure--241; Jeanne Goode--238; Norene Howes-- 223; June Armtrong--218; Ruth Short --205; Betty Collins -- 203; Myrtle Teams Points North Stars ........coevnvernnnnn, 7 SPItFIres ..oovvcvvrveorrerersrssssr 7 BOMbBErs: ....inviniusiumcmis 7 Mustangs ......cuepinnnnns 7 Lancasters ire RR wand Mosquitoes Kittyhawks Hurricanes ... " Flyers uu Prentice--200. Jack Hill before leaving for the north to spend the winter, Mrs. Russell Ballard visited Tues- day afternoon with Mrs. E. Ballard, | W. A. will be held at Mrs. Rapsey's of Chalk Lake on Wednesday, Oct. 2, Miss Lynn Clark spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Ballard. A young people's group from Broad- view church, Toronto will take charge of the service next Sunday at 8 p.m.! -- Ladies' Monday Night League Foxes Camels . vor BOATS oi iin ivinsscisirscrepssnstrenian Elephants ......ccooinninvenniinns 1 RACOONS nvninsmmmpssnvisviisinis 1 TIGRIS: Diviiisuinnuininmiiteis 4 | Beavers icine. 3 Wolves cocci 0 Squirrels ... +. 0 TAONS- i lriminprinisne ME 0 TRIS ih thsiraiipivie 0 SKUnKS niin nieneeennnn, 0 Mystery Score, nearest 127-- Clara Whitter, Florence Mahaffy, Vera Fawns H.S. 260--Emily Badour H.T. --b588, Emily Badour Over 20p--EIma Vernon 238," Joan Lane 222, Marg. Sweetman 2356, Grace Hastings 201, Emily Badour. McCormick 1 PR-- | row } herr duty pull type-- J pho drive. Lae, Pick cleaner, finish sooner! It pays all ways to own a new McCormick Corn Picker and be ready when your crop says, Go! Save down and leaning corn --get every cob that's on the stalk, -to- get-at ears--get 4 to 8 extra bushels. per acre. There's a new McCormick Corn Picker to match your acreage, crop and power... to give you depend. able, lowcost picking in any weather, any condition of crop, season after season. Your IH dealer is the man to ROBT. C. including the nubbins and hard see today. ® No. 7 HIGHW WALENTA McCORMICK PICKER § All-new heavy-duty McCormick 23:MH--~2-row Mounted Picker. McCormick 2 PR, heavy duty 2r0w pull type--pto drive AY, BROOKLIN, ONT; PHONE 191 : A INTERNATIONAL. HARVESTER COMPANY; OF CANADA LIMITED § AtIEUPMAMITON DISTRICT OFFICE -- CLANG LUST Ce LI (IANS dr DE PARTM = AR ARA RAR AXE RRA R ARRAN RAIA IR ee eS AT) RECIs ENT STORE dollars less. DOOR. Nine Decorator Co can he had any size. size. No other folding door like it. 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