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a -- a PREY -- 8 THE PORT PERRY STAK, THURSDAY, MAY 9th, 1968 HOSPITAL HIGHLIGHTS (Continued from Front Page) In looking through the Casceroom Records we note that in the ten years there were seventeen sets of twins. The most of these young folks are living in our community; some we sce frequently here in Port Perry. A point of interest regarding our Mrs. Carol Morrow, Port Perry Port Perry. Staff. Of the twenty-two names ap- Mrs. M. McDermott, Port Perry. pearing on the payroll for January, Murs Doris Watson, 1053 there are seven on the present pay roll, as follows: Mrs. K. Mrs. Doris Hook, Mrs. E. Watson have Mrs. Helen Campbell, #1 Nestleton Miss Olive Hanna, Port Perry Mrs. K. M. Hook, Greenbank Mrs. Ethel Mackie, #2, Nestleton morial Hospital, vears of continuous service. Of the above Staff, Lhige members, | Mackie and given ten The Board of the Community Me- | Dowson's Food Market ror erry California, Iceberg - Lge. Hds. - No. 1 LETTUCE 2 for 29¢ Cucumbers 2 for 2.7 ¢ New, Green, Florida CABBAGE Lusclous Vine-Ripened, Good Size ll Delicious -- Famous Chiquita T Bananas 2b: 2G | Sun Parlor Best - Large Size No. 1 - No. 1 Plump, Green, Sweet Ib. 9c PEPPERS 2 for 23¢ Sweet, Tender, Large Cobs | CANTALOUPES 29.C O OR N4ior33c CASH SAVER! You Save 6c! -- Paramount Fancy Quality 15's Tins RED COHOE SALMON 43 CASH SAVER! You Save 17¢! 15-0z. Tins |AYLMER FANCY PEAS 6:51 CASH SAVER! Ydu Save 10c! -- Seven Cent Bread Coupon in 1-1h. Bag MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee 69- CASH SAVER! You Save 56¢! willis Pkg, | KING SIZE SURF +7: ot oo 9c CASH SAVER! LIBBY'S FEATURE! Save 4c! ALLEN'S Choice, CHICK "Ideal for Steak on a Bun" ALL Mild Seasoned - Ta TREND w 2 Ibs. "89. "For Quick Meals or Snacks" COOKED TREND -- 6-oz, Plump, Grade "A" Value Check'd (For Frying or Barbequing) Ib. 35. You Save 4c! -- Fancy Quality 48-0z. Tin TOMATO JUICE 2.9 Apple - Orange - Pineapple Orange - Orange Apricot 48-0z, Tins FRUIT DRINKS 31« FEATURE! - Save 4c! New Spin Blend Hellmann's - 16-oz. Jar 4 . 'Salad Dressing 39c FEATURE! ) Save 2¢! - Copper Kettle 7-0z, Tin Boneless CHICKEN 47 FEATURE! - Save lle Fancy Quality - Del Monte 20-0z, Tins Fruit Cocktail 2 for 59¢ FEATURE! - Save 9c! Fanoy Quality - Libby's 20-0%z, Tin TOMATO JUICE 7 for $1 FEATURE! - Save 17¢ . Fancy Quality - Del Monte 15-0z, Tins CREAM CORN 6/or $1 FROZEN FOODS SAVE 5c - SUNKIST 6-oz, Tins LEMONADE 4/0: 5 3¢ SUPREME 2-Lb. Economy Bag FRENCH FRIES 49 FEATURE! - Save 16¢! AEROWAX Liquid 'Wax SAVE 4c! . ENS BEEF STEAKETTES lb. 55¢ iE - Skinless Quart Tin 719 'PINT TIN 49¢ HAM Flex Pack Super Assortment SUPREME BISCUIT SPECIAL BISCUITS Twin Pack - 3-Lbs Cello BAKED FRESH! Weston or Sunbeam - Reg. 43¢.- 8 to Pkg. Chelsea Buns 39: SLICED 24-02, Loaf 91) Bread Au mary 2c Golden Hour Assorted Sunspun Mother's Day Values! CHOCOLATES 89« Supreme Chocolate Treat 28 Blscults BISCUITS 29: RED & WHITE Jelly oie: 3296 1-Lb, Box' 14-Gallon 14 ; RS RO AE DERE nym RS ---------- pt ty SECS TETER REN | an invitation to all to Open House and the 10th Anniversary Tea at the MAY 12th, 1963, 3.30 p.m. Guided tours of the Hos- pital will be conducted by the Nurs- | ing Staff. i Hospital to H pun. | (Continued from Front Page) Port Perry, extends | ation) proposed the celebration of Empire Day in Canadian schools. The proposal met with such strong sup- port that. in 1899 the first Empire Day was observed in the classrooms fore Victoria Day, Thus, there arose two special days, one a school day and the other a statutory holiday. - Historical evolution from Empire to Commonwealth has gradually al-: tered, in some parts of Canada, the ! name of the school observance from | , Empire Day to Commonweplth Day. Practice in this regard, however, has varied from Province to Province. Officially Commonwealth Day is the last school day before Victoria Day. A changed viewpoint in connection with the Empire has been admirably expressed by Queen Elizabeth II: "The Commonwealth bears no re- semblance to the empires of the past. It is an entirely new conception built in the highest qualities of the spirit of man: friendship, loyalty and the "desire for freedom and peace." It is well for Canadians to remem- ber that the Commonwealth at pre- sent includes sixteen member nations and the many dependencies of mem- ber nations. The Commonwealth is a free partnership of nations whose peoples differ in race, religion and tradition. These are all nations ear- , nestly attempting to solve their prob- "lems through tolerance and mutual understanding. | Catholic | Women's League The 1963 Catholic Adoption cam- | paign was officially launched in Ont- ario County South on Sunday, April 28 when the Regional Council of the | Catholic Women's League held their annual meeting in St, John the Evan- | gelist parish hall, Whitby. 2 | "Inaugurated by the Provincial i Council of the CWL, the Adoption | campaign has been endorsed by Prime | Minister Hon. John Robarts, Hon. | Louis P. Cecile, Minister of Public Welfare, and the Catholic Bishops of | Ontario. I The Bishop's representative, Rt. Rev. P. M. Dwyer, D.P., V.F., in lend- ing his wholehearted support, said "clean clothes and three meals are not enough! Children need love and affection." Mrs.. K. Ireland, Regional "Social | Action convener, introduced Mrs. D. Donovan, Toronto Diocesan Social Action convener, wlio arranged the program. > Co Mrs. Ward Markle, Provincial So- cial Action convener explained the campaign us informational and edu- cational, designed to ucquaint all Ca- tholics in the Province with facts about adoption. It is felt that more people could be encouraged to adopt if false fears and ideas could be dis- pelled. An instructional recording was played and color slides were . May. 23, the last school dayrbe- | shown with Miss Jgne McNally of Metro Catholic Children's Aid giving {a commentary. A question and an- | swer period followed and Father N. Gignac's summary concluded the pro- Jos Representing the Ontario County Children's Aid were Mr. B. Lewis, Director, Mrs. K. Clemence and Miss J. Payne. Present also w "| | Father J. B. Myers, Oshawa. Mrs. Gregory Carter, Regional Chairman conducted the business for their co-operation during the past year. Father IL. J. Austin extended a warm welcome from St. John the Evangelist CWL. An interesting feature of the meeting took place presented a report of the highlights of her council's activities for the past year. Those reporting were: Mrs. L. Amell, Immaculate Coneep- tion, Port Perry; Mrs. M. Coleman, St. Mary of the People, Oshawa; Mrs. W. Egan, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Ux- bridge; Mrs. D. Newman, St. the Evangelist, Whitby; Mrs. J an, St. Gertrude's, Oshawa; Quilty, St. Francis de Sales, Picker- ing; Mrs. W. Saccoccio, St. Mary's Rosebank; Mrs. J. Scott, St. Gregrory's Oshawa, Mrs. V! Shannon, St. Ber- nadette's, Ajax. John Mrs, J. Rev. G. B. Breen, Diocesan Spirit- ual Director, encouraged the CWIL members to work for the success o | the Adoption campaign. Mrs. A. H. Cobham, Diocesan Pre- sident congratulated Mrs. Carter and all councijls in the Region, particularly the past presidents, for their dedi- cated work during the past year. The new Presidents were introduced as follows: Mrs. A. L. Cloutier, St. Bernadette's, Ajax; Miss Verda Pack- "er, St. Francis de Sales, Pickering; Mrs. Wm. Boissoin, St. Gregory's, Oshawa; Mrs. A. Murphy, St. Mary's, Rosebank; Mrs. Frank Whitfield, Im- maculate Conception, Port Perry. St. John the Evangelist Council were hostesses for the .social hour. Winners jn the Grand Draw were: Ist prize: Theresa Cole, Oshawa, (drawn by Father Breen); 2nd prize: V. Clark, Oshawa, (drawn by Mrs. Cobham); 3rd prize: Bob Everson, Cherrywood, (drawn by Mrs. Cobham); The attendance prize, a floral arran- gement by Burtinsky, was won by Mrs. Mary Cafik. FE iE ET -- - ~~ NOT TIME -- 5.00 p.m. until ye a ae THIS IS A COMBINED EFFORT OF PORT PERRY and UXBRIDGE LEGION BRANCHES ® ALL VETERANS 1914 - 18 eo You are invited to a Dinner & Refreshments To Honour You and Your Fallen Comrades on Saturday, May 25th, 196 PLACE -- UXBRIDGE LEGION HALL the time of day. ALL 1914 - 18 VETS ARE ASKED TO BE GUESTS OF YOUR LOCAL LEGION > i' IC E - - aE Restoran mn ons all old soaks have fhassed sa '39 - 45 VETS COME AND HELP All '39 - '45 Veterans Welcome. US -- $2.00 Plate Tickets may be bought at your Local Branch May 9 - 16 A. A BOOK NOW for your... . FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL (OSHAWA) Official agent for all Airlines, Steamships and Hotels throughout. the world ¢ NO SERVICE CHARGE e _587 King St, E., Oshawa __(f)... HOLIDAY -Phone.:-..728.. $201 meeting attended by 90 members, and | thanked the executive and members when each President in the Region! . Noon- Legion Auxiliary & By Marie Monahan Last Wed. 20th we went to a social at the Royal Cana- dian Legion in Bowmanville and we had a very nice time. There wasn't as many went as said they would but we made up two cars, one car was driven by Kay McNenley and the other by Mr. Evans and they took all théy could hold. The weather was lovely when we left but when we.were ready to leave it was raining and by , the time we left Bowmanville it was , getting foggy and hard to see the road. °° night, April show for us that was real entertain- ing and pleased everyone, There were ladies from Oshawa, Uxbridge, Sunderland, Whitby and Port Perry, Ajax and Dunbarton had other aux. commitments so of course could not make it. Excuse me folks Ajax was there but Whitby was not as they had a busy night. After the even- ing's show was over we sat down to a friendly cup of coffee and sand- wiches. We then thanked our host- esses through our Presidents and then we all got ready for the trip home. Bye for now folks and don't forget the bingo on THURS. MAY 9 and please remember that' from mow on the Bingos start at exactly 8.00 o'- | Clock so get there on time folks, as The ladies of that Aux. put on a we can't hold up the games. T.B. Survey fo be Conducted In Cariwright The Northumberland and Durham Tuberculosis and Health Association will be conducting a free T.B. survey in the Cartwright area on July 2nd cand 5th. It is of the utmost import- ance that every resident in the Cart- wright area avail themselves of this free service, T.B. is still our most serious infectious disease, Protect yourself and your family, this test is available to old and young alike. Within the next few weeks a Homo Visitor .will be calling on you, every home in Cartwright will be visited, please give your caller a welcome and "your co-operation, she is not collect- ing for funds, but informution that is | needed to conduct this survey. This is a big job and help is going to be needed, if you feel that you can spare a couple of hours, your help will be greatly appreciated, you will be instructed as to what will be re- quired of you, please contact any of the following: Mrs. H. Kyte, survey Chairman; Mrs. D. Dorrell, Census Poll Chairman; Mrs, R. McLaughlin, Special Groups Chairman; Mrs. J. Ballingal, Publicity Chairman; Murs. H. Martyn Supply C hairman; Mis. N. Malcolm, Clinic Chairman. All of these Ladies are going to need help in the jobs that they have under- taken, you will be doing them, your- self, and your fellow man a great service, ) You will be reading more about-the Survey within the next few weeks. Ca aCRORORORORO | | IS 1: | . ® @ & & ® ® WENTWORTH BAKERY Mothers' Day, Sunday, May 12th ® GIVE MOTHER THE BEST oe SMILES"N CHUCKLES CHOCOLATES ~~ Very Attractive Boxes Our Special: "The Hat Cake" PHONE 985-2172 PORT PERRY o> SOOO ® VV YOOOOOOE READY TO EAT Smoked Picnic Shoulders Sliced Bacon - 1's Boneless Pot Roast .......... 45" ® BEEF QUARTERS FOR LOCKERS eo FREE Town DELIVERY every morning until 11 o'clock UXBRIDGE PH. UL 2-3661 ROXY --_-- CAWKER BROS. re 1] LT 1b - -- LV UXBRIDGE PH. UL 2-3661 MANAGER and LESSEE -- T. BURROWS WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, MAY 8-9-10 Frank Sinatra, and Janet Leigh in "MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE" Be 6 minutes late and you won't know what it is all about. Suspence from start to finish. Recommended Adult Entertdinment. -------------- a SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, MAY 1. 13-14 Donald Crisp in WALT DISNEY'S "GREYFRIARS BOBBY" -- ALSO -- | "GALA DAY AT DISNEYLAND" ONE SHOW EACH NIGHT STARTING AT 8: 00 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY--2 SHOWS AT 7:00 and 9:00 p.m." THE en 3 STARTING -- SATURDAY, MAY 18th FOUR ACADEMY AWARDS WINNER "SPARTACUS" we ' - b I . 3 . § a | A ~ > IR v « Vv pV "