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ne my arty Tah wish aX word ES RS . wy Ha (4 SCUGOG NEWS Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Baker, daughter of Toronto holidaying for ten days at the Moore Cot- tage, Pine Point. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jackson of Brooklin; Mr. and Mrs. O. Jef- frey, Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. D. Thompson, and daughters of | Montreal were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. McLaren. Miss Laura Campbell, Parry Sound a week-end visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Samells. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Carter and family, holidaying for a short time in Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Carol Christie, Man- chester is with her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Demara for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. M. Fralick and Marilyn spent three days in Toronto with friends last week. Mr. G. Flewell, a Sunday caller at the John's home at Manchester. r Misses Pat Aldred, {Nancy Crozier, Marilyn Mann and Janice Carter are at Camp Adel- aide, Haliburton. Their parents ----- visited the girls on Sunday. and | Mrs. Earl Innes and Miss Jane Innes of Ashburn, recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Miss Ruth Aldred visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pearson for a week in Oshawa. A gala time was had at the Davis cottage on Saturday night, the annual Corn Roast of McLaren's Beach. Mrs. Margaret Real of Port Perry and Mrs. Doris McPher- son of Gainsboro, Sask., were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Prentice. Pleased to hear that Mrs. D. Crozier is improving after all her set backs. Keep coming Camille. Miss Grace Pogue is in Tor- onto this week visiting with Miss Pia Elgand. Mr. Albert Kent and daugh- ters of Toronto, Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Pogue. Miss Gloria Fralick, holiday- ing in Mexico for a couple of weeks. Misses Virginia and Beverley Eden have returned after spen- ding a week with friends in Bracebridge. Mr. and Mrs. C. Young of Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell and children of Port Perry recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jeffrey. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweetman were in Toronto on Saturday attending the Chamberlain- Walsh wedding. Our U.C.W. meeting to be in the Church Parlour on Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cawker and family spent Sunday at Bob- caygeon. Sunday the Annual Thomas Picnic was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Sympathy is extended to the Brown family. Mr. R. Brown of Lindsay passed away. Sorry to report Mrs. Pren- tice, Sr., is in hospital. Trust you soon feel better Mrs. Pren- tice. Mr. and Mrs. J. Melanson and daughter of Oshawa, spent Sat- urday with friends on the Island. No Service at Grace this Sun- day. See you at Manchester Anniversary. Our Special Rally Sunday is the next week. PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPT. 3rd, 1964 -- 15 Cub News A most enjoyable week-end was held recently at the for- mer George Stone Park, north of Greenbank when approxim- ately eighteen Cubs from 1st. Port Perry Cub Pack "B" jour- neyed by car with their leaders, Cubmaster Gordon Goode and assistant Cubmasters, Charles Reesor and Howard Hall. Although the weather was extremely cold and some claim- ed they nearly froze to death, and swimming was curtailed, there were plenty of other ac- tivities arranged for their Through pleasure. the generosity of Mr. Earl Jackson who donated a huge fancy cake, the boys were able to hold 'Open House' and entertain their parents at a camp fire party on the Satur- day evening. The programme put on by the boys with the leaders assistance was quite versatile and full of merriment. The war dance, with "Indians" in war paint and costumes made by themselves during 'he craft sessions, was certainly quite unique. Each group of boys under the direction of their "sixers" put on several amusing skits and a delightful sing-song rounded out the fine evening. This opportunity for the par- ents to attend the camp and see the enviroment and set-up of a boys camp was quite a privil- ege and interesting experience. It is quite an accomplishment to run such a first class camp and handle the activities of boisterous young boys in such a successful manner. Credit for much of the harmonious and well managed arrangements is due Mrs. Gordon Goode who worked behind the scenes and planned the menues and craft work for the leaders. | At the close of the evening camp fire party a sincere vote of thanks was extended to "B" Pack by the Chairman of the Group Committee, Mr. Donald Murray and Chairman of the Scout Council, Mr. Gerald Nelson. Save 10c. Hospitality APPLE PIE Prices Effective Sept. 2, 3, 4, 5 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities BAKERY FEATURE Vv Each 3c. THE CHILDREN'S CHOICE | Produce of USA Canada No. 1 Grade SEEDLESS GRAPES .... 2" 29c. CANADA No. 1 GRADE BRUSSELL SPROUTS ...... 29c. GARDEN FRESH Canada No. 1 Grade CRISP CELERY ....... 2 for 29c. ONTARIO GROWN Cee Grade DUCHESS APPLES ......... 5%. Qt. Box 6 Qt. Bskt. MARY ELIZABETH KRAFT CANADIAN FROZEN APPLE PIES ET E-- 3 for $1. 8 oz. Pkgs. CHEESE SLICES ........ 3 - 8c. SHOP FOR VALUE AT HOPE IGA MKT. in PORT PERRY at BEARE MOTORS $10.00 YOU COULD WIN A 48-0z. Tins 15-02. Tins 10-0z. Tins Giant Size bour Day Sale? NINE EEN EEN NNN NNENENNNENNENNNENEEEEENE SAVE 23c.-- Assorted Flavours Allens Drink ....... 3-88c. SAVE 17c¢c.--Brights Fancy Apple Sauce ........ 6-88c. SAVE 20c.--Campbells Tomato Soup ....... 8-88. SAVE 7¢.--OMO Detergent .......... 88c. EEEEEENEEEEEEEEEENEEEEEEEEEEEEEREEEEEENEENENEN FRESH GRADE 'A' PREDRESSED Roasting or Frying CHICKENS FRESH LEGS or BREASTS CHICKEN CUTS ........... "4c. SPECIAL 88c. COMBINATION OFFER 1 LB. PKG. TableRite Wieners 1 LB. PKG, TABLERITE SKINLESS Sausages Muffin SAVE 8c. David's | A i ul AA 3 hb dah dob SAVE 14c.--Heinz Spaghetti ..... 5- 88c. SAVE 36c.--IGA Wax Paper -. 4-88c. Betty Crocker--Save 29¢ 14-0z. Pk. Reg. or Super--Save 14¢ Pkgs of 12 Kotex ...... 2-88c. 15-0z. Tins 100 ft. Rolls Mix ... 3 -88c. 1-1b. Pkg. Fig Bars . 3c. 2Y, -3 1b Avg. 1.33 BOTH FOR SUPER Television BINGO! PREMIERING MONDAY, SEPT. 7th. PICK UP YOUR FREE! BINGO CARDS at IGA and play "SUPER BINGO" for VALUABLES PRIZES. Daily and Weekly Prizes plus a Grand Prize of a 1965 Studebaker Wagonaire CHEX TV PETERBORO 12.30 to 1 p.m. Mon., Thru Fri. ' IGA FOOD CERTIFICATE Last 'Week's Winner -- Mrs. 1. Stein, Port Perry. Gg Bal, tt Ye, - we i AEP SE "~