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AA OF NH TUSE MORRIE 4 PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Oct. 14th, 1965 Prince Albert News On Sunday being Thanksgiv- ing the sanctuary of the Church! was decorated with a display of | vegetables, an array of fruit and tinted foliage. Rev. W. R. Tristram delivered a fitting message while our minister Rev. A. Rice who is still some- what convalescing presided over infant baptism when the 'follow- ing children were presented by the parents: Beth Darlene daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy Hope, Shirley Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C., Chambers, Richard Douglas and Kelly Lee, children of Mr. and Mrs. D. Rowe. Offering gath- ered by Mr. Robert Snelgrove and Mr. Chas. Willes. Miss Bertha Fear, Toronto who has just returned from an interesting trip in England visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fear. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Steinhoff and family, Toronto with Mr. & Mrs. F. Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Rundgay, Bay Ridges visited with Mr. & Mrs. E. Oyler. Miss Pat Healey, Port Perry is visiting her friend Miss Bon- nie Pugh. They also accompan- ied Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh and sons to Claremont with Mr. & Mrs. F. Gostick. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Willes were Sunday visitors with the family gathering at Mr. & Mrs. V. Willes, Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davis of Kingston with Mr. and Mrs. S. Glass and family. Mr. and Mrs. Les Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickinson and Judy and Mr. and Mrs. Weber all of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murphy and son. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Bob- cayvgeon, and Mr. and Mrs. Foley of Cornwall were with' Mr. and Mrs. I. Doyles. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson were with friends at a cottage in| Minden district. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter, spent couple of days with his | sister Mr. and Mrs. W. Webb.' Haliburton. Mr. Bruce Martyn, a student! at Waterloo spent the week-end | at the Martyn farm. Mrs. C. Luke entertained the following to a turkey dinner Sunday evening--her son Mr. & Mrs. M. Luke and sons, Stoney Creek and sisters Mrs. McKeri- han, Mrs. Stanton and brother Mr. A. Bond. land Mr. and Mrs. N. Jackson, Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wil- son & baby, Oshawa with their parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Wil. sons. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter and family had both their fathers, Mr. A. Hunter and Mr. A. Ro- bertson. Holiday food was served to all the following at the home of Mr and Mrs. H. Hodgihs name- ly Mr. and Mrs. J. Harper and family, Mrs. Boyd Alton, Mr. & Mrs E. Davis of Sydenham, Mr. cand Mrs. J. Campsall, Mr. and Mrs. S. Campsall of Porcupine, Mrs. Alice Lowes and son, Mr. Robt. Lowes of Clarendon, Mrs. Murrin, Mr. and Mrs. W. Camp- sall, Mr. and Mrs. D. Coulter, all of Toronto, Mr and Mrs. C. A. Glass, Port Perry, also Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hodgins and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Glass and their families. Mr. and Mrs. N H.: Parker, Halifax, N.S., have been travel- ling around the continent, spent a few days with their relatives Mr and Mrs. F. Brooks & sons. All are pleased to learn Mr. Earl Martyn is home after ten weeks of hospitalization. Two young men of our vill- age Mr. Robt. Cameron and Mr. Fred Olsen are on a moose- hunting jaunt in area of Kirk- land Lake. The following were welcome visitors during the holiday week-end: Mr. and Mrs. O. Jackson, Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. C. Chambers and family Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hope, New- castle and Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Sturman and children of Osh- awa with their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy Hope. Company with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rowe included Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Len Warriner, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. G. Innis and Donna Menzies of Man- hester; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blain, Cedar Creek; Mr. and Mrs. D. Warriner, Mr. & Mrs. G. Rowe Mr. & Mrs. Ware all of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. F. Rowland of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heayn and family joined the gathering at her parents Mr. & Mrs. Green- 'wood, Huntsville. . Prospect The U.C-W. met at the home of Mrs. J. Holtby on Thursday evening, Oct. 7th- Helen opened the devotional period with the hymn, "Come, ye faithful people, come", followed by the Lord's Prayer, in unison. Willa Holt- by read the scripture lesson from I. Timothy, chapter II. v- 1-6. Kaye Smith's reading "At- tending Church with Gratitude" followed by the hymn, "Sing to the Lord of Harvest", concluded a service of Thanksgiving. The president, Lucille Gray, expressed words of welcome, es- pecially to the visitors, wh o had come on a rainy night. There were the regular reports from Marion Webster, Tot Holtby, and Janet Vernon, also corres- pondence. We hope that as many as possible will attend the Reg- ional Presbyterial .meeting on Oct. 28th in Port Perry United Church, afternoon and evening sessions. Mrs. Ewart Diamond of Brook- lin invited us to her home for the Nov. meeting on the 11th. During the social hour, Hazel Brooks conducted a bicycle con- test, the winners being Helen MacMaster and Lucille Gray. Mrs. Campbell MacMaster of Port Perry entertained with her films of Nassau, Northern Ont. and Eastern Provinces. These were of special interest to all. Willa and Kaye assisted the hos- tess in serving a tasty lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yeo have returned from a holiday in the" British Isles. During their absence, Mr- and Mrs. F. Brooks managed the service station. Mr and Mrs. Fyon and family of Montreal, spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Woodhead. Mr. Beverley Vernon, Queen's University was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Vernoa. Larry and Lori Mark of Port Perry visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gray, also Mr. and Mrs. Al. Jackson, Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Dyle Thomson, Newmarket With her mother, Mrs. Meta Holtby, on Sunday. Mrs. Bernice Hollingsworth and Mrs. Ethel Matthews, Agin- court are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. B. Webster and family: Mrs Alma Kinsman, Brooklin ' spent the weekend at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Webster. $500.00 rebate HERE'S HOW YOU QUALIFY ® You can build your own home ® You can have it built for you ® You can buy one ready-built e It can be a single dwelling or multiple struc- ture of not more than four units (each unit qualifies for the $500 incentive). e Work must not proceed beyond the first floor joist stage before November 15, and the home must be 1966, except for outside painting and site improvement, 57 i DO IT NOW! Have your home Winter-Built! Once again, the Government of Canada is offering this special incentive to increase winter employment by encouraging the construction of Winter-Built houses. Any house certified "Winter-Built'" by Federal government inspection will earn you a HERE'S WHAT YOU DO You can pick up a pamphlet containing full details, and registration forms at your National Employment Office, any Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation office, or in post offices where there are no N.E.S. or C.M.H.C. offices. Or, your builder can do this for you. You'll be in your new home by Spring... save rent... make yourself $600.00. completed before April 15, " (Continued) Brampton 3rd--David Winn, Stouffville SPECIAL PRIZE--Best Finish Bob Tran, Claremont CLASS 5--Tractor Mounted Plows, Sod, open 1st--Roy Craig, Mono Road 2nd--Keith Leslie, Georgetown 3rd--Ivan DeGeer Mount Albert SPECIAL PRIZE--Best Finish Ivan DeGeer, Mt. Albert CLASS 6--Tractors in stubble, open 1st--Ken Brown, Richmond Hill 2nd--Ross Nottingham, Little Britain 3rd--Nick Aland, Markham SPECIAL PRIZE--Best Finish Ken Brown, Richmond Hill CLASS 7--Tractors in stubble, open to contestants from Ontario County who have never won a prize at a plowing match 1st--John Newman, Beaver- ton -- winner of Silver Tray donated by Simpson-Sears SPECIAL PRIZE--Best Finish John Newman, Beaverton CLASS .8--Trailer or Mounted Plows in stubble, open to high school students, boys or girls, of North Ontario. 1st--Barry Timbers, Mount Albert 2nd--Ron McGuckin, Mount Albert 3rd--Wayne Thaxter, Beaverton SPECIAL PRIZE--Best Finish Ron McGuckin, Mt. Albert C. W. HODGSON TROPHY-- high school with the high- est scoring contestant from North Ontario--annual competition. 1965 winner-- Barry Timbers, Uxbridge Secondary School CLASS 9--Tractors in stubble, Utility, Trailer, Open 1st--Keith Robinson, Cookstown 2nd--Ross Nottingham, Little Britain North Ontario Plowing Match 3rd--Ken Brown, Richmond Hill CLASS 10A--Tractors in Stubble, Utility, Mounted, open 1st--Ivan DeGeer, Mt. Albert 2nd--Leonard Wellman, Queensville 3rd--Keith Leslie, Georgetown CLASS 10B--Utility-- 20 years and under 1st--Barry Timbers, Mount Albert 2nd--Ron MecGuekin, Mount Albert 3rd--Donald Catron, Brampton 4th--Bob Tran, Claremont HORSE SHOW--Open 1st--Byrnell Wylie, Oakwood 2nd--Jim Lee, Greenbank 3rd--Anthony Featherstone, Milliken. SPECIALS ESSO Champions Special--best plowed land in tractor utility classes, completed by a resident of Ontario County. 1965 winner-- John Gorrell, Sunderland. EATON'S of Canada Junior Championship Trophy-- mounted plow--best plowed land by Junior Competitor under 18 years. 1965 winner--Ron McGuckin, Mount Albert INTERNATIONAL Harvester Company Special--Utility class--best plowed land by competitor using mounted plow with three or more furrows. Previous winners not eligible. 1965 winner-- Ron Marquis, Sunderland. Hon. M. B. DYMOND Special-- best plowed land by a resi- dent 'of North Ontario. 19656 winner--Barry Timbers, Mount Albert. SPECIAL--John Dancey, Reeve of Brock Township--$5.00 for best plowed land by resident of Brock Township 1965 winner-- Ted Smith, Blackater. Village of Tenders to be left with October 25th, 1965. at the Municipal Office. NZ Ee ile. Sie Sie Sie and Sn ee TEND for GARBAGE COLLECTION SEALED TENDERS for the position of Garbage Collector for the period of Twenty-Four (24) months F starting November 1st, 1965 will be received by Council. 7 Contract requirements may be seen f§ Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HS I ee) Port Perry the Clerk by Monday Noon, JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk, | Village of Port Perry Sa VOTE HODGES NEW DEMOCRAT For Ontario Riding Has a lengthy and prov- en record of experience in the Trade Union Movement, Administra- tion and Farming. For a Valuable Addition to the "DOUGLAS TEAM" in Ottawa" - NOV. 8