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"tively "$hort A 'short time ago Mr. Lorne Martyn sold his home here and moved to a new home near Utica. One evening iid "Messrs. Eugene Dearborn, Les lie Smith and Jack Holtby visit. ed Lorne, They spent a very pleasant evening and presented him with a recliner chair, a gift from Prospect Community, which he appreciated very much. On a recent Sunday, Rev. Teskey presented some Jr. mem- bers of the Sunday School with Obituary ORVAL STONE A man, very well known, es- pecially to farmers of the dis- trict was Mr, Orval Stone who passed away after a compara- illness, on "Sat., Feb. 19, 1966, at the Commun- ity Hospital, Port Perry. The late Mr. Stone, who would have reached his 84th birthday in June, was born on Scugog Island, the son of the late Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Stone, He spent his early years on the Island and 'about 60 years ago, married Ethel Hood, also of Scugog. Their family con- | sisted of four sons:-- Garfield and Wilbert now living at Sea- grave and Murwin and Mansel of Port Perry. 1S 1919 Mr, and Mrs. Stone bought the Orchard farm at the lake- ce-sHore on the 12th Conces- sion of Reach and there the fa- mily lived until 1943 'when Mr. and Mrs. Stone retired to Port Perry. After a lingering illness Mrs. Stone. died in May 1954 and after five-years Mr. Stone mar- ried the former Mabel Cook of Port Perry, who survives. him, He is also survived by his four sons, nine grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren. ° x. Mr. Stone's one great inter- est in life was farming, and he was widely known as an indus- trious worker as well as a shrewd judge of livestock. Even after retirement and until he became ill in December he made frequent trips to the farms. Funeral service, conducted by Rev. A. Rice,--Port Perry, was in McDermott-Panabaker Chapel with interment taking place in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. Pall-bearers were four grandsons: Messrs. Ross, Ivan, Glenn and Joseph Stone, assist- ed by Mr. Fred Phinney and 'Mr. Claire Watts, husbands of two of Mr. Stone's grandaugh- ters. ' J / INVEST NOW 67 VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments. Interest is payable Half yearly or may be left to compound Emmerson Insurance Agency LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-2421 PROSPECT NEWS attendance certificates, as fol- lows:--1st yr. diploma, Laural Holtby; 4th yr. seal, Janette Holtby; 6th yr., Karen Smith; 7th yr. Marie Holtby, Dale Smith, Nancy Webster; 8th yr, Pins, Douglas and Glenn Holt- by; 9th yr. wreath, Irwin and Donovan Smith and Roger Holt- by. Two social evenings have been held in aid of the Women's Hos- pital Auxiliary, for Mrs. Roy Cornish's project. Mrs, Burn- sell Webstér entertained at a card party, receiving $10. Later Mrs. Meta Holtby ghd Mrs. By- ron Holtby held another card party at the home of the latter, 'attended the annual receiving $20. A pleasant ev- ening was enjoyed each time 'and $30 from Prospect will go forward to the W.H.A, Our A | Re LN IFT A EAN TGS MOR SO AIAN] ye SN SY PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs, Feb. 24th, 19665 thanks to the friends who were | : | worship period, which was con- SO generous, On Thurs. 17th, Mus. Gray entertained Mrs. Roger (Helen) Hope, Mrs, Geo. Sam- ells and Linda of Scugog Is., in honour of Mrs. Hope's birthday. | Mr. and "Mrs. Byron Holtby, Messrs, Leslie and Lloyd Smith Holstein Convention at the Royal York! Hotel on the 16th. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. man, Ruth and Susan, Denna and Donna Ballard attended our church service on Sunday. The Feb. meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the home Bert | Smither- | i | of Mrs. Byron hostess, Mrs. Les, Smith and Mrs. Jack Holtby prepared the ducted by Mrs. Meta Holtby. The theme Love included the hymns "Love Divine and O Love that will not let me go" and the seripture from 1st Corinthians, 18th chapter, Willa gave a Meditation and prayer and Kaye a poem "My Valentine". Doug- las, Glenn and Marie Holtby i favored with fine piano solos. i The president, Mus. Bert; Gray welcomed everyone including five visitors and chaired a short business session. Mrs. Burn- sell Webster read the_roll call, minutes and correspondence. It was decided to send another Holtby. The bale to Norway House Man., and to hold the annual spring bazaar on May 11th, Mrs. Murray. Holtby intro- duced our guest. speaker, Miss Gladys Jokt.in, B.A. of Port Perry. She had come to show us- pictures of her tfip to the Holy Land last summer, They were of special interest and Miss Joblin's commentary, inter- spersed with humorous inci- dents, was enjoyed very much. Mrs. Smith expressed thank and appreciation to Miss Joblin for her kindness. Mrs, Meta How- sam accompanied her for this evening's entertainment. The group in charge served ice cream and cake during a pleas- ant social hour. Cov = 10 oz. Tins nT 5 MINUTE CREAM of WHEAT "RED ROSE CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP 1.00 SAICO" MANDARIN ~ ORANGES 2:47 DE JEAN SMALL SHRIMPS #35 TEA BAGS 79: This Week End Wed. FOOD MARKETS = Sat., Feb. 23 -- 26, Prince Albert THIS WEEK'S MFAT FEATURES FRESH PORK SALE LOIN END OR -89 iors * 1H{erons | [LEGS ~ BREASTS 59: FRESH SIDE SPARE RIBS FRESH SLICED PORK LIVER = J 9 CANADA PACKERS SLICED 4 BOLOGNA vit . > 6-Oz. Pkg. 21 c 15 0z. Tins » MIX EM or MATCH EM GREEN GIANT Fancy Cut GREEN BEANS BLUE and GOLD Farcy PEAS GREEN GIANT Med. Small PEAS + Winner of Last Week's Draw RUTH WALDINSPERGER, FREE DRAW on a Mantle Clock With a $5.00 Order or Over. STORE HOURS: 8.30 a.m. - 9 p.m. EXCEPT 8:30 a.m. FREE TUESDAY to 1:00 p.m. DELIVER ¥+ Doupe's Store Prince Albert + - ---- ----_--__ Mad a ~ a A ~~ Ri ne WWE ~~ ar S--r % Mt ---- a. pI A gt Swe