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TR A rer, , >, ~. -- 5 2 3 oo rt a ee ul ia (gfe ig Ph i s "Hymn "The Glory of the Spring how RIL ak IL ANAC i 8---~THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 20th, 1961 Prospect W.A. Once again it has been meeting-time for the ladies of Prospect W.A., and this time we gathered at the home of Mrs. Frank Vernon, who kindly and pleasantly received us. Jean led the devotional with the Motto, and then Sweet" was sung. Mr. Braham led in prayer. Kay read the Scripture taken from Revelations 21, verses 1-5. Mrs. Dearborn gave the Lesson Thoughts with a Spring-like theme, and afterwards led in a short prayer. Marion favoured us all with a very nice solo, ably accompanied by Roxie. We were very pleased to have Mrs. Braham with us. She had consented to talk to us about the Victor Home | for Girls in Toronto, and was able to give us some insight into activities and support there, 3 EY 2} oan RE Rl i Wr ve i Rh ti in edb Fe ci She also went to | considerable trouble to report on other United Church of Canada, telling us of various other institutions, main tained or partly maintained. by the! | United Church to assist with unmar- needing special ! | ried mothers, girls guidance, elderly citizens, homes for underprivileged children, and homes for emotionally disturbed children. Tot, our president, led in the business section of our meeting. Willa read the minutes and roll call in the ab- | sence of Ruby. Tot read a letter various missionary aspects of the| from the Scott Mission, thanking us Spree -- "i 7, ~ RIB ROAST 3. LB. AVG. Ib. 4.3 3'2 LB. - AVG. Ib. 6 oz, Saran Pkg. BREEZE "PORK LOIN SALE" LOIN END ROAST Fresh -- Lean and Meaty PORK HOCKS - >. 2 SAUSAGE - - - 4 Qc Swift's Premium - 1 1b. FRANKS - - >49c Swift's" Premium, Sliced COOKED HAM - BEST BUY -- SAVE 18c¢ 12¢ Off Pack - Giant Pkg. DETERGENT BEST BUY E. D. Smith Seedless Raspberry - 9 oz. Jar: PURE JAMS 2i03c -- SAVE 7c Strawberry or CENTRE CUTS b. 69. BEST BUY -- SAVE 4c Green Giant Fancy, Small GREEN PEAS 2 3c 15 oz. Tin 49. BEST BUY -- SAVE 9c 3c Off Pack, Domestic - 1b. Pkg SHORTENING 265 .b25c BEST BUY -- SAVE 6c Chicken Noodle, Tomato Veg. Lipton SOUPS 3 fr 3c cello pkg. bd Qc BEST BUY -- SAVE 6¢ Salada Orange Pekoe - 60 Bags TEA BAGS 7 3c York BEST, BUY -- FROZEN FOOD Brand Turkey, Beef Steak Steak and Kidney - 8 oz. Size MEAT PIES 4-89 FEATURE -- SAVE 4c -- 11 oz. Bottle LIBBY'S CATSUP - - - 235c¢ FEATURE -- SAVE 3¢ -- 15 oz. Tin YORK BEEF or IRISH STEW 255¢ FEATURE -- SAVE 6¢ -- 24 oz. Jar SUNSPUN SALAD DRESSING - +39 FEATURE -- SAVE 17¢ -- 1 lb. Reg. Pkg. ROSE MARGARINE - - 4:89 Plain Noodles 2 Catelll"s -- 12 oz. Pkg. Egy Noodles 2 Aylmer -- 12 oz. Jar Dutch Cleanser 2 FEATURE -- SAVE 3c Gray Dunn -- Pkg. Caramel Wafers FEATURE -- SAVE 4c Household Paper Towels 2 Supper Club -- 70's SERVIETTES 2 BAKERY FEATURE -- . Sunbeam 'Swift's -- 35 1b. Bag Golden Vigoro FEATURE - SAVE - 12 oz. Pkg. FEATURE -- SAVE 19¢ Pickles, Relishes 4/89c FEATURE -- SAVE 12¢ 40 Off Pack -- Reg. Tins FEATURE -- SAVE 6¢ Maple Guest Cake == 35¢ Aunt Mary's Fresh - 24 oz. loaf SLICED BREAD Golden Hour -- 1 1b, Pkg. POPPING CORN 19¢ Rich, Smooth -- Pint Brick ICE CREAM - For 29¢ For. 35¢ ror 31g 10 for 2/55¢ ; 2 for ror 45¢ For 3c SAVE 4¢ 5 ibs Luscious 19¢ Garden Fresh 25¢ $4.39 20 oz. Cello Bag 2 SWEET, THIN SKINNED -- 48 Size FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT Crisp, Crunchy, Hothouse -- No. 1 Grade CUCUMBERS Tasty, Nutritious, Florida -- No, 1 Grade NEW POTATOES 'STRAWBERRIES pint basket 39 NEW CARROTS 25c¢ 39c California ~-- No. 1 Grade for 29: Food Market ror em for our recent bale of clothing, It is interesting to note from the letter that some 600 men come to the Mis- sion each day for lunch and 650 to 60 mothers ask for clothing and assist- ance with their families, Our lay- ette for Norway House will be sent on its long way possibly this week, and once again it is a beautiful one. It was also decided that we contribute to the Overseas Relief for needy in Tunisia and other parts of North Af- rica by sending money to buy two blankets. Jean gave the report from the Parsonage Committee, and Mrs. Braham invited us to come to her home for our June meeting. Marion Webster has asked us to hold our May meeting on the 11th, at her home. | There will be a cleaning bee at the church on the 9th and 10th of May so we must all keep this in mind and come prepared with brooms, ete, Everything must be ready for our Bazaar on the 17th May. "Margaret read from parts of a circular letter from the Hospital Auxiliary request- ing help with the fund-raising cam- |'ch paign now getting under way for the new X-ray unit for the Hospital, Mr. Braham talked to us about the new re-organization of the women's groups --W.A, & W.M.S. in the United Church which will be united in one group of endeavour called The United Church Women. Three ladies from Prospect, Mrs. Murray Holtby, Mrs. Clare Vernon and Mrs. Harold Holtby were named to the Provisional Com- mittee to attend meetings to study the work and aims of the organization which will be Dominion-wide in Jan- uary, 1962. The meeting closed with the Theme Song and prayer. A very good lunch was served by the Hostess and group in charge. Land Titles Act IN THE MATTER OF Part of Lots '7 and 8, Concession 8, in the Town- ship of Scugog; . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PHILIP FEATHERSTON OSLER, has made an application to the Local Master of Titles at Whitby for a cer- tificate of title to this land of which he claims to be the owner in fee simple free from all encumbrances, except certain Trapping Rights con- veyed to Cartwright Land and Invest- ments Limited, by Instrument 63414, registered May 1958, in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of the County of Ontario. Wherefore any other person having or claiming to have any title to or interest in the land or any part there- of is required on or before the 24th day of April, 1961 to file a statement of his claim in my office at the Town of Whitby, and to serve a copy on the Applicant. . The address of the Applicant for service is: - OSLER, HOSKIN & HARCOURT, ""Barristers, ete. TT 68 Yonge Street, TORONTO, Ontario. SCHEDULE "A" Re: P, F. Osler ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises, situate, lying and being in the Town- ship of Scugog, County and Province of Ontario, being composed of part of Lots 7 and 8, in the Eighth Conces- sion of 8aid Township, the boundaries of said parcel being described as fol- lows: > PREMISING that the north limit of Lot 8 has a bearing of N74°E and relating all bearings herein thereto; COMMENCING at a point in the interior of Lot 8, which point may be located as follows: BEGINNING at the standard iron bar making the most westerly angle of Lot 47, Registered Plan 344, laid out on part of said Lot 8, said iron bar being also a distance of 1740 feet b inches measured S14°36'E from a point on the north limit of said Lot 8, said point being a distance of 679 feet 1% inches measured. easterly thereon from the northwest angle thereof; =. . . THENCE N14°36'W along the west limit of said Registered Plan 844, 19 feet 6 inches to a standard iron bar planted; ' THENCE S756°24'W 380 feet 2 in- es; THENCE N38°67'W 86 feet 1% in- ches to a standard iron bar planted marking the of the hereindescribed parcel of land; standard iron bar planted; THENCE S38°67T'E 226 feet 7 in- ches to a standard iron bar planted; THENCE S556°15'10"W 409 feet 3% inches to a standard iron bar planted; planted; THENCE S69°12'20"E 278 feet 7% inches to a standard iron bar planted; ter Mark of Lake Scugog; of commencement; A " THENCE N38°67'W 110 feet more or less to a standard ifon bar planted; feet b inches to the point of commen- cement. . TOGETHER WITH a Right-of-Way for anybody entitled thereto over a strip of land 33 feet in perpendicular width-lying northerly and westerly of a line or line produced, described. as follows: COMMENCING at a point in the east limit of the hereinbefore, des- cribed parcel of land, said point being a distance of 36 feet 1% inches mea- sured S38°57'E along said east limit from the most northerly angle of said hereinbefore déscribed parcel of land; ches to a standard iron bar planted in the west limit of Registered Plan 344, distant 19 feet b inches northerly therein from the most westerly angle of said Lot 47; THENCE on a general bearing of N14°36'W along an existing fence 1721 feet to a standard iron bar plant- ed in the north limit of said Lot, Con- cession 8, a distance of 679 feet 1% inches measured easterly thereon from the northwest angle thereof, said 88 foot Right-of-Way is bounded on the fore described parcel of land and on the north by the north limit of said "Lot 8. oint of commencement 3 THENCE S560°20'W 66 feet to a | THENCE S36°16'10"W 1024 feet |B 10 inches to a standard iron bar 8 THENCE continuing S69°12'20"E i 10 feet more or less to the High Wa- 8 THENCE northeasterly along the | 8 High Water Mark of Lake Scugog to | & the intersection of a line drawn on a |§ ° course of S38°67'E through the point 2 THENCE continuing N388°67'W 208 |- THENCE N75°24'E-380 feet 2 in-}| _west by the east limit of the hereinbe- | § - _. ALITY Sy rept ey my abo Oshawa Man Wins Suit A goodly number of folk enjoyed the annual Spring Ball of the Port Perry Lions Club, held last Saturday evening in the Port Perry Public Eee e rete eee Eee Ees ee "Maple Layer Cakes". i Phone YUkon 65-2172 FR 4. oY rd Ante gs 4a Sp Sat pg rer REE pera Serve Beaton's Country Club - VA Ice-Cream 1; goallon--99¢. Bricks--3lc. Week-End Specials "Chocblate Iced Doughnuts" GERROW'S BAKERY MEAN IS 200 SY School. Music provided by Jack Fow- ler, his organ and his orchestra was very popular. During the evening a draw was made for the spring suit, tailored by Franssen Tailors, Port Perry. The lucky winner was ai Oshawa man, Robert Milna of Park Road 8. Ice Cream Pies--4be. G. M. GERROW reese \ CAWKER BROS. Kent Bacon - I's ............. 50" Wing & Sirloin Steaks ........79'" : Rump Roast... 7H" | FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK ? 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