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* 'brook Hospital Sho Su BAL Pant ACIP RLY GREENBANK NEWS During the absence of our minister on vacation the pulpit has been occupied by Mr. Lau- rence Evans of Uxbridge. Rev. S. R. Cooper of Uxbridge and next Sunday the speaker will be Mr. Edwin McCaig. Organ- ists were Mrs. David Lee, Mrs. E. Phair and Miss Lynne Foster. The Annual Rally Day Ser- vice will be held next Sunday morning immediately following the Church service. Rev. Bob Dobson, Chaplain at Sunny- will be the guest speaker. Everyone is in- vited to attend. Guests at the McMillan-Cross wedding held in the Prospect United Church, Toronto on August 22, included Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask, Mr. and Mrs. Dave 'Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan. The newly- weds have returned from their honeymoon and are getting set- tled in their new home in Ux- bridge. Congratulations and best wishes from their Green- bank friends. Mrs. Evelyn Tait has returned to her home in the village after spending the summer months at Weston. Miss Olive Real spent a few days last week with her sis- ter, Mrs. Pearl Phoenix. On Friday evening, August 21, Miss Nancy Gibson enter- tained several teen-agers on the occasion of her sixteenth birthday. Congratulations. Mrs. Bruce Fairman and boys of Gravenhust visited her aunt, Miss Eva Luke last Thursday. Miss Myrna Spencer has re- turned home after spending the summer with the E. Reynold's family of Wilson, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter were guests of friends at Chat- ham during the week-end. Mrs. Don McKean and boys accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ruby Cook enjoyed a motor trip to Eastern points recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman and girls attended the Ex. on Saturday then motored to Ham- ilton for the remainder of the of the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Beer of Whitby and Mrs. Bill Beer were vis- itors at our church on Sunday morning. Rev. and Mrs. D. Pilkey and family have returned to their home in Montreal after spend- ing a few holidays with the S. Foster family. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clem- ents and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Somerville of Brooklin enjoyed a motor trip recently. The bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Philip held the fort while they were away. Mr. John Somerville has re- turned from a 28-day European tour and reports a wonderful trip. Greenbank friends of Mrs. Harry Phoenix will be pleased to hear that she in now a patient in the Hillcrest Conval- {escent Hospital where she is taking therapy treatments and improving nicely. She travels on crutches or in a wheel chair so is making progress. We are also pleased to report that Mr. Thos. Sharp was re- leased from Uxbridge Hospital last week and is now at home [and feeling much better. family spent a recent week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Real at their cottage in Haliburton. | TENDERS Tenders are invited to cover repairs to the south wall of the Port Perry Arena, recently damaged by fire. basis. Specifications may Perry. the Municipal Building. 'Contractors may tender on general carpen- try repairs, electrical repairs, or on a combined office of the Clerk; Treasurer, Village of Port SEALED Tenders marked "Arena Repairs" should be submitted to the Clerk-Treasurer at Mrs. Wm. Stephens, Secretary A. Frank Godley, Chairman. Port Perry Community Memorial Arena Board be obtained from the Mr. and Mrs. Glen Till and | Port Perry Public School } ANNOUNCING {|| SCHOOL \ i SHE ke Sie flee Sie 7, 4 OPENING Tuesday, September 8th 9.00 O'CLOCK A.M. Classes will be held morning and afternoon. Pupils who have moved to Port Perry during the summer vacation may register at the Principal's Office at 8.30 a.m, Tuesday. Children 5 yrs. of age in the yr. 1964" may begin Kindergarten Sept. 8th ROBERT V. ARCHER, Chairman of the Board R. H. CORNIN. The Oshawa and Brougham 4-H Dairy Clubs held their achievement day in conjunction with Oshawa Fair on Saturday, August 22, 1964. Twenty-four members of the Brougham club completed the project with achievement day results as follows: Junior Holstein-- 1st--Glen Harris, Stouffville Senior Holstein-- 1st--John Wilson, Senior Ayrshire-- 1st--A. Wellman, Claremont Senior Jersey-- 1st--L. Watters, Claremont Showmanship-- 1st--John Wilson, Balsam John Wilson, showmanship winner, will receive the Clare- mont Co-op Trophy. Club Lea. ders are Bill Boyes and Frank Barkey. Seventeen club members com- Balsam PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPT. 3rd, 1964 -- b Achievement Day At Oshawa Fair pleted the Oshawa Kiwanis 4- H dairy club project. Junior Holstein-- 1st--H. Holliday, Brooklin 2nd--B. Stephenson, Brooklin Senior Holstein-- 1st--Jane Flett, Oshawa 2nd J. Holliday, Brooklin Senior Guernsey-- 1st--Linda Batty, Brooklin 2nd--H. Guthrie, Brooklin Senior Ayrshire-- 1st--Gary Cooper, Brooklin 2nd--Robert Powell, Ashburn Senior Jersey-- 1st--Doug Batty, Brooklin Showmanship-- 1st--Jack Holliday, Brooklin 2nd--Jane Flett, Oshawa 3rd--Doug Batty, Brooklin The Jackson Supply, Limited Trophy donated annually to the showmanship winner (previous winners not eligible) will be awarded to Jane Flett. Club Leaders are Ken Holli- day and Ron Werry. Following are the results of the 4-H Open Classes held at Oshawa Fair on Saturday, August 22: Champion Holstein heifer-- Jane Flett, Oshawa Reserve--J. Holliday, Brooklin Champion Ayrshire heifer-- Allan Wellman, Claremont Reserve--J. Hoskins, Claremont Champion Jersey heifer-- Doug Batty, Brooklin Res.--L. Watters, Claremont Champion Guernsey heifer-- Linda Batt, Brooklin Anne Guthrie, Brooklin The above champions will re- ceive a plaque donated by Ideal Dairy. Champion dairy showman and winner of the Lloyd Metcalfe Real Estate Trophy -- Jack Holliday. reserve--Jane Flett. In the beef section the results were as follows: BACK TO SCHOOL FEATURE YORK PEANUT BUTTER 20 oz. Ice Box Jar Bonus Pack Jar 43c. N FRESH GRADE 'A' . FRESH MAPLE LEAF MAPLE LEAF BOLOGNA ....... Ee SiiieSHiee He Sie Hie WE SHE nie lie WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW MRS. JACK HOLTBY FREE DRAW ON $5.00 WORTH OF GROCERIES WITH A $5.00 ORDER OR OVER Sept. Prices Effective This Week-End, 2 - 5 at your CARLOAD Food Prince Albert - Sat., Mkt. 4¢ OFF LJ] . LJ [ . [] LJ . [] LJ * o LJ LJ [ LJ [] . LJ Ld WIENERS .............. MAPLE LEAF RINDLESS SIDE BACON-............. DELSEY CATELLI'S Ready Cut 16-0z. n Macaroni OR LONG Spaghetti ® 6 0° 0 oo 9 - 2c. CARNATION 16-0z. Tins 5 QT. SIZE HEINZ STRAINED INFANT FOODS .. 3-31 HEINZ SWEET MIXED PICKLES ............ 3% MAXWELL HOUSE All Purpose COFFEE ............. 8T KLEENEX ........ 2-5¢ mm e THIS WEEK'S MEAT FEATURES ° CHICKENS ee Be, CHICKEN Legs or Breasls NT ||) MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS JUBILEE SMALL LINK SAUSAGE .. . oo. Sle cee 19 Toilet Tissue .. 2 -29c. Evap. Milk Newport Fluffs ... 2c. 15-0z. Tins 16-0z. Jar Ib. Bag 400's -- Pkgs. 2 -3 1b. Avg. Wght. Vac Pak Ib. Tray Pak oo... 5c. 1b. Pkg. ern... B5¢c. 15, 1b. Flexvac Pkg. ooo... B5¢c. 6-0z. Vac Pak Pkg. iii Silent Rolls 3 - 46c.