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Re A me YET ARS RS pr m a Boas SRE fi Ey 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY bth, 1961 Prince Albert (Continued from page 8) Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown had her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Bond, Mr, and Mrs, J. Brain and family, Mra, Wm. "Brown sand Mr. and Mrs, A. Bond and family, Port Perry Mr F. Vickery and Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacocks had a cousin Miss A, | Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt | und family, all of Oshawa, and Mr, and Mrs, C. Hill, Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murphy had her mother Mr. and Mrs. Les Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Dickinson and Judy, Toronto, Mrs. Robt, Jackson, and Mr. | N. Shunk. . Mr. and Mrs. and Mr, and Mrs. F. Olsens had her mother Mrs. V. Skerratt and two sons Ben Pickard and family, Port Perry. Mr, and Mrs. W, Vance had his sister Miss E. Vance, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Simons and son, Picker- ing. Mr. and Mrs, H. Hodgins had their | family, Mr. and Mrs, J. Campsall, | Bancroft, Mr. and Mrs. Murrin, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Glass and Mr. and Mrs, Terry Hodgins who recently moved into their new village home. BEST BUY -- SAVE 9¢ White Swan - White or Coloured TOILET TISSUE pris ANNON a OW CASES Flas Cotton sae 42" x 34° BEST BUY -- SAVE 2¢ - Cypress Gardens -- 48 oz. tin ORANGE JUICE - - - - - - -- BEST BUY -- SAVE 5¢ Javex -- 32 oz. Bottle | LIQUID BLEACH BEST BUY -- SAVE 58¢ ' 45¢ Off Pack, -- Pkg. | KING SIZE SURF - BEST BUY -- SAVE 8c Red & White -- 3c Off Pack & 1 1b. Jar | Homoyenized PEANUT BUTTER Ci FRESH PORK Shoulder Roasts b 3Qc FRESH PORK Butt Roasts b 9 3c FRESH Pork 3:51 .00 it --_ 1 1b, _ceétio-package - T ee REM! FRANKS - bil "Brookfield - Skinless 1 1b. pkg. PURE PORK SAUSAGE Quality Meats |: BL Red & EVA Red & INS Hocks Brown Lb. 4% wv: 49¢ | "FEATURE = SAVE 10c Lynn Valley --_ Apple & Raspberry Apple & Strawberry CREAMED HONEY 2 for 49. "48 oz. Jar § ENDED JAMS 69- FEATURE -- SAVE 8¢ White -- 16 oz. tin' PORATED MILK 6 for TO FEATURE -- SAVE 15¢c White ~-- ° 8 oz jar TANT COFFEE 99. FEATURE -- SAVE 2c KRAFT DINNERS 2r 29 FEATURE -- SAVE. 9¢ pe Bear .-- 1 1b, 'tubs AUNT MARY'S -- Sifte 69: 24 oz. loaf SLICED BREAD GENERAL ELECTRIC. 25 - 40 - 60 Watt LIGHT BULBS 4 tor 99 FOR ICY DRIVES OR WALKS Handy Carton 20 Ibs, ICE SALT Fresh Fruits 10 Ib. bag rg aa Chiquita . Golden Frozen Foods uk 5S : Birds Eye -- é ok. tin Orange Juice 2 ro 43¢ Birds Eye -- 10 os, pkg. Green Beans - Fresh Frozen -- 12 or. pk, | Ruddock Fille - - 35c | Yellow + Firm BANANAS Juicy « Large- Cal ornia Ba Texas ganas inada's Finest 0.1 Grade Eastern « 2c. New -- No. 1 Grade -- Ea, GREEN CABBAGE & Vegetables __ Ontario Grown = Yellow -- No, 1 Small [Fare COOKING ONIONS | £19] . 2s 29<| ALE dos Vv Mr, and Mrs. A. Martyns had Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Martyn, Mr. and Mrs. E, Martyns, Mr, and Mrs. B. Wana- maker, Seagrave and Mr. and Mrs, Ron Wanamaker and son of Port Perry. Mr, and Mrs. L. Hunters had Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunters and Mr. A. Robertson, |' Mrs. Robertson being a patient in hospital, Mr, and Mrs. E, McCrea had Mr, and Mrs, Ben Pickard, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.: Perrys, Oshawa, and Mr, Wm. McCrea, Brampton. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Heayns with the gathering at her parents Mr, and Mrs. Greenwood, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. W. Vance with ef sister Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee and baby, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Skerrats had Mr. and Mrs. G. Cawker, Mr, and Mrs. | Little, all of Oshawa, and Mr, and Mrs. Ken Middleton and family. Mr. and Mrs, Ron Middleton had all the local Middleton family, also a sis- ter'Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Middleton and family of Dixie. Mr. and Mrs. F. Fletcher had Mrs, Fletcher, Sr., Mr. and Mrs, B, Flet- cher, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ryder and son, Islington, Mr, and Mrs, R. H. Thomas, Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs, F. Pearce had Mr and Mrs. J. Pearce and son, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Steinoff and family, Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs. G. Heayn had Mr, Robt. Heayn, Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. D. 'Southwell and family, Mr. and Mrs, R. Southwell, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. F Gibson and Ron had Mr and Mrs. M. Howsam, Mr, and Mrs, Les. Faux and Lois, Saint- field, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kerry and son, Greenbank, and Mr. and Mrs, Ingle- tor," Bethesda, "and Mr. and Mrs. Lea and baby. Following dined elsewhere: -- Mr. and Mrs. B. Heayn and family with his sister Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Clarke and others, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh and children with rest of kin at Brougham with "| Mr. and: Mrs. Gostick. Mr, and Mrs. B. Snelgroves with J his cousins Mr. and Mrs. Alex Snel- groves, Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock and boys with Mr. and Mrs. T. Cole and rest of family, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Doupe with Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Raines and others 'in Toronto. : Mr. and Mrs. W. Vance with her sister Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee and baby, Port Perry. a Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson joined rest of family at Mr, en} Mrs. E. Wagg, Oshawa. 'Mr. and Mrs. M. Luke and boys, Stoney Creek, with the grandmother Mrs. C. Luke. "Mr. and Mrs, B. Smith with their daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Don Leslie and mily, Blackwater. 88. Maiytyn- Hodgins, ROGAF Station, St. Margaret's N.B., is en- joying couple weeks with her par- | ents Mr, and Mrs. Hector Hodgins. Mrs, F. Mulyey has left to spend the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott and children, Oshawa with their friends Mr, and | Monday. Mrs. Ben Stith. Holiday dinner company with Mrs. E. Stanton and Mrs, E, McKerihan were Mr. and Mrs. R. Gambell, Brooklin and Mrs, Betty Stanton, Oshawa, = LIVE BETTER Flectrically .... "with an.ELECTRIC WATER [||| HEATER 5 4 'District Churches Nineteen hundred and sixty with all its high and low spots, has passed into history, and there is nothing that we can do to alter it. There will be influence though, for good and bad which will be felt for many years. Nineteen hundred and sixty has be- come a part of the world as we know it, and stands there to challenge us. In all our Churches there were hearts that were comforted and cheered, and hope and love encouraged, There was also a revealing of the ugliness of sin, and holding forth of forgiveness. The goal has always been a little higher than our grasp, and if it were not so, then there would be no need of heaven. = We end every year on the highest note--"For unto you is born this day a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord." Our congregations on Christmas Sunday were very good, and we had some visitors with us on the Island. This will be the first time for a goodly number of children that Christmas has come on Sunday. There were some families who held Christ- mas Supper and Santa Claus on Sat- urday; and others who waited until -Rather-than miss the Ser- vice on Sunday, one of our men at- tended an earlier Service not far from his own Church, so that he could welcome his family as they came to spend Christmas with him. : and is & typieal winter's day. There have been a few cold days, but noth- ing to be compared with other places. It won't be very long before we will be having more daylight; and before in the meantime, we must make the 'to rest. _ Our ground is nicely blanketed in- | snow. 1It-is falling very gently now, we know it, Spring will be here, But be @ who would like to unite with Church on that Sunday, please get in touch with the Minister. Very shortly, there will be a class for all who would like to join the Church, and the Minister will be very happy to meet with all who may so desire' Some of our families ended the year on a sad mote because death visited them, Last week Friday, Walter Howsam of Manchester and Charles Pogue of thé Island were laid Our very deepest sympathy and love go out to all those who mourn, and we commend you to the tender mercies of our.God. We in- vite you one and all to come to the Services of your Church. All of us have a contribution to make, In his Sermon on Sunday the Minister said: "The Church of Christ is as beautiful as a bride adorned to meet her hus- band. For the Church is you and me transformed by. the spirit of the liv- ing Christ. Wherever you find a soul steeped in the spirit of our Lord, there you have the greatest evidence of the coming God's Kingdom, We shall only be saved by receiving God's Kingdom of Love within ourselves, and having received it, then we can- not but show forth in as many ways| the light that shines in our souls." find strength and co year what you did n nineteen sixty. May happy and fruitful y Cedar Creek Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Spit daughters of Stouffville y mas guests of the GB Blain families. Mr. Charles Parm yeturned to Tor onto on Thursday where he will spén{ * the winter with his brother Jim. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Manns of Scu: gog Island were Saturday evening visitors of Miss Flossie Spencer and) brother, Richard, Mr. and Mrs, Atwood MacRae and Linda and Carl of Oshawa, Mr, & Mrs. Billy Fitze and daughter of 8 grave and George Kilpatrick w New Year's day guests of Mr. a 'Mrs. Frank Harris, \ v/ : LIBRARY HOURS Commencing January bth, 1961, a children's section will be opened on t lower floor of the Port Perry Memorial Library, using the John Street e trance, operating at the following times: LIBRARY BOARD, Mrs. A. Dowson, Secretary. CHILDREN'S HOURS (Downstairs) MON. TUES. SAT. | WED. | THUR. FRI. 3.80-5.30 : X 3.80-6.80 U7 | 8.80-5.80 | none "| 8.80-5.30 HE 7.00-5.00 | ris 7.00-9.00 ADULT HOURS (Upstairs) 8.00-5.00 | 8.00-5.00 | 8.00-6.00% 7.00-9.00 none 8.00-5.00 Cala Sy > 7.00-9.00 70000 | 700-00 (Please clip 'for future reference) best of the days at hand. So RE the next two weeks, there will be many meetings, and reports to be pre- sented. This week, the S.8. Teachers of Prospect will meet at the home i: the Burnsell Websters. We have 'a very enthusiastic Sunday' School at -| Prospect, and a devoted Staff of Tea- chers. What a difference the child-|#§ ren make in a Church: Service, Some: day the Church will wake up, and more children will be in their places, and will take their part in the Ser- vice of Christ. = --We would like to have our Annual |} Congregational Meetings during the week of. January 16th. Next week, iyour_ Mi Road Safety Workshop: 'n--Toronto, at all three Churches, Should there |} Your Printing Reguirements Will receive expert § attention when you call the nister_will be attending a [4 "sponsored by our Government. The fo - Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will id be celebrated on Sunday, January 16 x Sh NEE ARBEe Ee SREP IRIIROIIEIIIIRIIIIOROIIIIIIIS Stari the New BY SERVING GERROW'S CHOICE CAKES & OW . . . . . ; . . . H 23 . . 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