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HEA LIA SRE SEER 3 ERT RE {SY i 4 Sed oN UTICA Church Services on Sunday, S.84y at 10 a.m. and Church at 11 a.m. Mrs. Morgan of Oshawa and Mr, and Mrs. G. Ewing and boys of Brooklin visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Crosier re- cently. "Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Storie, Port Perry, visited with Frank Kendalls on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geer & boys supper guests at Bruce 'Geer's Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchel visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thorndyke on Sunday. Glad to report Andy home from the hospital. Miss Bonnie Mitchel of Tor- onto home for week-end. Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Gray call- ing on Mr, and Mrs, James Mit- chel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wal- NEWS ker visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grills at Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe visited their daughter Mr. and Mrs. S. Bray on Sunday. Mrs. D. Harper, Mr, George Harper and girls spent Wednes- day in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Slack visited at Murray Geer's re- cently. Sorry to report Mrs. P, Zoet in Uxbridge Hospital. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. J. Nix of Toronto visit- ed her daughter's on the oc- casion of a Birthday celebra- tion at the home of Mrs. Earl Fielding. Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Thomp- son visited his brother Lewis a SWIFT -- Beef or Beef Gravy IGA SALE! Luncheon Meat--Save 10c. 12-0z. Tin SWIFT'S PREM ........c.cceueunee. dstrrres. 398 Save 12¢., Beef or Irish 24-0z. Tin SWIFT'S STEW ............... -- RI: |: PARD DOG FOOD ......... SWIFT'S BABY MEATS ... JEWEL SHORTENING ... sii ing . 10 - 99¢ . 1-1b. Pkg. 29¢ 15-0z. Tins 3-0z. Tin 19¢ HOT CROSS BUNS Hospitality--Save 6c. RHUBARB PIE .... Weston's = PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES ............ 35¢ Tomato._or Vegetable : -.10-0z. Tins fii CLARK'S SOUP iarsviverins POTTY EE 1.7 40¢c. Off King size SURF DETERGENT ........coovvvsscirrssrers 99¢ KELLOGG'S FRUIT LOOPS 7-0z. Pk. 29¢ Food Prices Effective Feb. 19, 20, 21, 22 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Sesscsssssretescecas patient in Cottage Hospital, Uxbridge, 23 tables of Euchre were played in Community Hall on Saturday evening. Ladies 1st ~--Rose Philip; 2nd--Mrs. Cal- | bery; Cons. Mrs. G. Bright. Gent's 1st--Mr, James Evans 2nd--Mr. B. Jordan; Cons.--Mr. J. Skelding. Next Euchre will be held on Feb. 29th. Port Perry UCW UNIT 4 OF U.C.W. On Feb, 4th at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Hall, 18 members of Unit 4 entertained 9 ladies from Unit 2 at a Val- entine Pot Luck Luncheon. Mrs. Edgar Leask said grace before the meal consisting of an assortment of hot dishes, meat loaves, - salads, pickles, rolls, "pie, puddings, fruit jello, cook- ies and tea was enjoyed by all. FAMILY PAK DAIRY MILK Cadbury Bars ...........2- 3 GOLDEN CREST Frozen Bread Dough . AYLMER CHOICE PEACH HALVES [2502:313 50 SN 3:7. Yel.) Flo 39 6 for 39¢ Each siresegennnivenien i $9¢ Pkg. WHITE HOPE'S IGA FOOD MARKET AIR FRESHENE New U.S. No. 1 Grade Cabhage 2-29 Crisp US. No.1 Grade Lettuce 2-3% Ontario Grown Mushrooms oy SWAN ALL COLOURS HA TISSUE SAVE 11¢ y I KRAFT CANADIAN CHEESE SLICES SAVE 10 5 - $1.00 SAVE §¢ y. 0 SAVE 30c¢ atadsoL PORT PERRY STAR, TC THURS, FEB. 20th, 1964--15 After luncheon Mrs. Allan Jackson of Brooklin, gave 2 readings, one of which could be very true, entitled "My Moth- er's Apron". Mrs, Alf, Prentice and Mrs. Wm. Moase each gave a short reading and had a con- test which was entered into by everyone. Both Units then separated for short business meetings. At Unit 4 meeting, the tour which has been arranged by unit 4, for all the Port Perry U.C.W. on May 13th to Toronto to visit the United Church House, Fred Vietor Mission and the Training School was dis- cussed. Transportation has been arranged and tickets are being made to be sold. It was decided that the unit would do come knitting for Supply Work. Envelopes were handed .out to those who required them. ' made for a Bible Study, After the business was con- cluded, Mrs. Edgar Leask of Unit 2 with a panel of ladies assisting her, led us in study of Chap. 7 of the Word and the Way, It seems that with all the preparations that are that this was an excellent opportun- ity for the ladies to learn more of our study book and with Mrs. Leask and her panel being so good, all the members are the wiser for it. Thank you Mrs. Leask, Mrs, F. DeNure, Murs. Healey and Mrs, Duff. Before leaving Mrs. Healey invited Unit 4 to join with Unit 2 at their March meeting at her home on John St. for further Bible Study. Both units expressed their thanks to Mrs. Hall for open- ing her home for the lovely luncheon. SWIFTS PREMIUM WIENERS 1-lb. Pkg. 5c. SWIFTS BROOKFIELD SKINLESS SAUSAGES 1-1b. Pkg. 4c. SWIFTS PREMIUM RINDLESS SLICED SIDE BACON 1-lb. Pkg. Be. Phe EXTRA 1-1b. Units 1502. TINS 4x 59 47° 6, OL. 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