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4 THE PORT PERRY STAR, THU Ys 2 rae a a a YS THR RTI RY FS IS RANI RS, DECEMBER 21st, 1961 THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF ASCENSION Re¥. E. W. Fuller, BA. Sunday, December 24th-- 11.80 a.m.--The Seven Lessons Carol Service 11.80 p.m.--Christmas Holy Communion, I | ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Interim Moderator: Rev. Kenneth F. MacKenzie, M.A. (Uxbridge) Minister: Mr. William Perry, B.A. Sunday, December 24th-- ~ 10 a.m,-- Church Service 11 a.m.--Sunday Scheol PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. BE 8. Linstead, B.A, Minister Sunday, December 24th-- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.--Chureh Service 11 a.m.--Kindergarten and junior classes, Sunday School. 8 p.m.--Christmas Eve Communion Everyone Invited. The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE MINISTER: Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A, B.D. Sunday, December 24th-- 10.15 a.m: --SCUGOG Church 11.16 a.m.--SCUGOG "Head" S.S. 11.15--MANCHESTER Church 1.15 p.m.--PROSPECT Church. Come and rejoice with us as we cele brate again the coming of Jesus into WEL our world. PORT PERRY BAPTIST Sunday, December 24th-- 9.50 a.m.--Sunday School for all ages 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 7.00 p.m.--Evangelistic service MONDAY, 7.16 p.m.--Young People WED., 8.00 p.m.--Prayer Mecting Everyone Welcome Comin) Events | "Worship the King" Presented by the Utica United Church Choir on Saturday, Dec. 23rd at 8.30 p.m. under the direction of | Mrs. Frances Sandison. The Junior & Senior Choirs will be in attendance and you will hear selections from the following noted soloists, Ken Sker- ratt, "Sweet Little Jesus Boy"; Larry Kendall, "The Birthday of a King"; Kaye Smith, guest soloist, "Beautiful Field of the Angels". Plan to cele- brate with us the birth of the Christ Child. Dec. 21. Public Library PORT PERRY, will be closed on Sat., Dee. 23rd and will not be open on Christmas or Boxing Day. Open again Thursday, Dec. 28th at 3 p.m. but closed on New Year's Day. New Year's Dance 0.N.O. Club dance on New Year's Eve in Recreation Centre, Blackstock. Archie Courtice Orchestra. December 31st. Lunch at 11.30 p.m. Dancing 12 to 3 am. Admission $1.00 per couple. Dress optional. Dec. 28 In Utica Hall on Sat., Dec. 23rd at 8.30 p.m. Playing 15 hands of Euchre. Prizes will be Fowl. Admission 50c. Boxing Day z DECEMBER 26th -- Has been de- clared a public Holiday in Port Perry. At Port Perry Public School, Sun- day, Dee. 31st. Pictures at 9 p.m, , followed by dancing at 12 p.m. Spon- ! sored by the Port Perry Figure Skat- ing Club. Admission $1.00 per person. New Year's Dance AC Aug. 81 ae « "AT UTICA- COMMUNITY HALL | at 8.30 pm. on Saturday ~~ Card of Thanks The family of the late Mrs. Mary _ Taylor wish to thank the friends and relatives for cards and flowers and the many acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. Py he J% re Fee Seema SEE Soe » oT So de Se de Je Ue Fe Se He He de He Se de HOPE'S Thursday, customers . 0 Friday, Dec, 22 -- Saturday, Dec. 23 -- Open till 6.00 o'clock CLOSED MONDAY and TUESDAY Wp or op Bb Yop Yop Yop Yop ob ESR Gh Ob Ch Sh | 'December 30th Modern and Old Time Music by Gibson's Orchestra. Sponsored by Utica Hall Board. Horns and Hats. Everyone welcome. $3.00 per couple. | New Year's Party Deaths SWANN, Oswald Alexander -- At the Community Hospital, Port Perry, on Thursday, Dec. 14th, 1961, Oswald A. Swann, dear Wycle of Richard Ba- ker of Toronto and Frank (Bill) Baker of hort Perry. Resting at the Chapel of McDermott - Panabaker Port Perry for service on Saturday at 11.00 a.m. Interment Resthaven Memorial Gardens, Scarborough. MRS. NEIL McDONALD On Dee. 12th, passed away suddenly, Mrs. Neil McDonald of Carroll, Man, in her 80th year, She was formerly Miss Nettie Turner, daughter of John Turner who resided on Scugog Islan. before moving to Carroll, Manitoba. Surviving are one daughter and two Sons. --o000-- In Memoriam BOWNDEY--With treasured mem- ories of Reg. who passed away sud- denly Dee. 27th, 1966. When for vanished days we yearn, Days that never can return; When the heart by sorrow tried, Feels at length its throbs subside; Bring us where all tears are dried Life for evermore. Always loved and remembered by his wife, Frances. In Memoriam DAY -- In loving memory of my dear husband, Wm. Day who passed away Dec. 23rd, 19569. Time does not dim my love, My memories or my loneliness. Ever remembered by wife Isobel. In Memoriam DAY--In loving memory of a dear 'father, William Day, who passed away Dee. 23rd, 1969. TE Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear; Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near. Lovingly remembered by Ethel, Kathleen, Margaret and families. | o Card of Thanks The Hospital Board of Community Memorial Hospital wishes to thank the Women's Hospital Auxiliary, all . . . . ZL W organizations and individuals = who the Municipalities of Port Perry, Reach, Cartwright and Scugog- for their contributions towards the X-ray $2.00 single gent. od wi f thanks for your patronage throughout the year May you all enjoy a Holiday rich in love, warm with friendship and abounding in good health, good cheer and acod fellowship From the Management and Staff ee 6 STORE HOURS eo Dec. 21 --.Open till 9.00 o'clock Open till 9.00 o'clock es by the sleigh full. department. plus hearty "| sident. contributed through the Auxiliary, and County and stated that we could be | Card of Thanks I would like to express my sincere appreciation to my many friends and relatives for their kind inquiries, flowers, gifts and cards received; a thank you to the nurses and staff of | the Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital, also Fidelity Lodge for the flowers; a special thanks to Dr. M. B. Dymond. Lloyd Wallace. Card of Thanks Our sincere thanks to the Port | Perry Fire Brigade for their prompt response to the call to quell the fire | on our premises, also our heartfelt Nine Escape Injury thanks to the person, unknown to us,. who turned in the alarm. Ed. Michell, Birdseye Center.' » LE Birth Hospital; a brother for Fraser. I Ont. County Fed. of Agric. The Annual Meeting of Ontario County Federation of Agriculture was held in Greenbank United Church on' Tuesday evening, December 5, 1961. | Rev. Cooper, minister of Greenbank | cious supper wag enjoyed by approxi- mately one hu people. Mr. Lloyd Wiljon, Ashburn, second Vice President th@pked the Woman's Association who ¢ and distinguished guests. ~~ Two Door Prizes donated by Duncan Wallace, director of Zone 7 Copaco' Barrie, were won by Mrs. Edgar Evans and Mrs. Russell Rodd. Baker Hill Instrumental Group pro<. vided appropriate entertainment. The Fresident Morrison Colville, Sunderland gave a report of the year's activities thanking the Federation fort honouring him by electing him as pre- ; Mrs. John Hamer, Myrtle was ap-' pointed as auditor for 1962. Laurence Doble, Uxbridge, past pre- sident, and member to O.F.A., intro- duced the guest speaker, Julian Smith of the marketing division of United Co-operatives of Ontario, Mr. Smith with his Texan accent, very capably outlined livestock mar- keting in Ontario, concentrating par-: ticularly on a detailed description of operations at the Ontario Stock Yards, Toronto, and the licensed commission firms who sell livestock there. Norman Lehman, Claremont, Presi- dent of Pickering Township Federa- tion thanked the speaker and enter-i tainment group. Grant Wallace, O.F.A,, fieldman for this area read the report of the no- minating committee. ' "The following directors were elected for 1962: Rama--George Gowanlock ~Mara--Grant Windatt, Hector Mac- Kinnon, Wallace MacLean Thorah--Tom Harrison, Clarence Hewitt, Earl Windatt ~ Brock--Don Hadden, Keith Rynard, Mrs. Stanley Jewell Td Reach--Norman Smith, Allan Crosier, Gordon Ward Uxbridge--Gordon Ewen, Lorne Tindall, Charles Forsythe Scott--Chesley Oldham, Gordon Rynard, Mrs. Ronald Stiver Scugog--Anson Gerrow __ East Whitby--Gordon Corner, August Geisberger Whitby--Ray Ingleton, Bert Guthrie Pickering--Elected by their Twp. Federation.: SF i Mr. Wallace, spoke briefly to the | meeting, stressing the importance of §| assessment and announcing a meet- || ing arranged by the directors, for} January 9th at Manchester. Donald Middleton, O.F.A, property depart- |! ment would be prepared to speak inf] Assessment at this meeting. Lynn Fair, Department of Agricul- tare, Uxbridge, congratulated the Fe- deration on having prepared written | reports, He also commented on the} work of the Federatioh. in projects such as the Whitby : Agricultural and Industrial Trade Fair, the Dairy Prin- cess Competition and the Farm Safety Council, pes i Anson - Gorrow, Warden of thé County, brought greetings from the justly proud of our county. He urg farmers to unite for stronger farm organization, "If lindustry is to pros: per the farmer must do well too," he said, : } LEE--Rupert and Eileen are very happy to announce the arrival of their son Gerald Randel on Friday, Decem- ber 15, 1961 at the) Oshawa General Clare Curtin of Victoria County, thanked the farmers who made it pos- | sible for him to represent them on i the Hog Board of Ontario. He felt this board was making quiet and steady progress -- strengthening the whole programme. Earl Bradshaw, representing Co- operators Insurance Association spoke briefly on their behalf, as did Mr. Wescott of the Farmer's Union. Har- vey. Malcolm of Durham county ex- tended the appreciation of the visit- ing county representatives and the meeting adjourned. In Uxbridge Fire Nine people escaped without in- jury early Tuesday morning when fire swept through Horn's Meat Market in Uxbridge causing an estimated $18,000 damage, Fleeing from the burning market at the corner of Main and Brock streets were Mr. and Mrs. Eric Horne, Jr. and their two children and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Colby. Both families "had appartments in the building. Mr. and Mrs, James Duncan and son Jim living over the Dairy Bar adjoinging the-market got out safely. There was slight damage to the Dairy Bar and apartment. = The fire broke out at about 4:30 and at 6:00 a.m, violent explosions rocked the building. ; Firefighters frm the Uxbridge, Port church said grace, after which a deli- perry nnd Stouffvile She were hye able to enter the building about 8 a.m, red and seventy rural ,,4 goon brought the fire under control. Although the firefighters are still] d. - attempting to pinpoint the cause, it First Vice President, Wallace Mac- is belleved the fire started in the Lean, Udney introduced the head table basement of the building, in_ the refrigeration equipment. DISTRICT DOINGS ASHBURN COW TOP SENIOR AYRSHIRE G. M. Bradley of Ashburn is the owner of the leading Senior, four-year old Ayrshire producer during the last month, the Ayrshire Breeders' Asso- ciation announced recently. - Annbrae Countless Honour 2nd pro- duced 12,158 lbs. milk; 583 lbs. fat; 4.80 per cent in 305 days with B.C.A.'s of 144 and 168. This young cow has already com- pleted three 805 day lactations yield- ing 81,222 lbs. milk; 1,610 lbs, fat; 4.84 per cent. Two other Annbrae cows rank second and third in this class and all three are by the same sire, Lessnessock Calorific. SPOIL TOTAL QF 807 BALLOTS A total of 807 ballots were rejected sibly the largest number in the elee- tion history of the municipality. The number of candidates, in addi- tion to a slate of three questions and a by-law, is bélieved partially respon- sible for the vote losses. In one poll alone, there were 1562 rejects. Thirty-five percent of the electorate in Fickering Township. This is pos- turned out to the Pickering polls or more than forty percent of the resi- dent ratepayers. PICKERING VOTERS APPROVE PURCHASE INDUSTRIAL LAND Ratepayers in the Township of Pigkering have given the 1962 Council the green light to proceed with the purchase of industrial land in the southern portion of the municipality. In a bylaw vote at the polls on Satur- day, the elctorate favoured the plan by a 726 majority. = The breakdown on the issue was as follows: Yes-- in the election conducted on Saturday 1,878; No--1,153. POINSETTI Phone 985-2295 mE Chrisimas Plants The Perfect Gift fo CHRYSANTHEMUM POTS hristmas 32 Port Perry 'Dec. 21 Prices Effective This Week-End Wed. - Sat., Dec, 20-23 REGULAR MARGENE . .... § TOMATO JUICE. 21) 2 LBS. Prince Albert . TD FOOD MARKETS OLIVES . ..\ .. GREEN GIANT NIBLETS ~~ 14 oz. Tin 5 CORN ...\ ....... 2-310 CARNATION | 3 Ib. Pl. INST. MILK... % McLARENS STUFFED - = " "MAZANILLA 12 off Jar BERRY 1x WER ~MAXWELL HOUSE} -- All Purpose r COFFEE .... WitQ 8c. Coupon Off next 1h. Ab. Pkg. "Store Hours Daily 8.30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, 8.30 to 1 p.m. -- DON'T CARRY HEAVY ~ Plenty of Parking Space WITH A $5.00 ORDER OR FOOD PARCELS Phone: 985-2492 SOYBR toi ON A TURKEY GRADE 'A' HEN offTOM TURKEYS |" feiive Bn ces "MAPLE LEAF 'READY TO EAT End HAMS Centre Cuts or Slices 8 9 ELESS t Pieces 1c dr BURNS SHAMRROCK Rindless -- 1st Grade : Ib. Pkg. 69 ~~ Side Bacon ~ MAPLE LEAF : = ~ Sausage - Ib. Pkg. i MAPLE LEAF SLICED eit sea eee er Salam --i aie J i ha ~