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aaah x (Rt Sl Ar ALY 25 ena CA LRT > SNR CET TA TA RAR " FREY a 4 NA ANE Senior Citizens Club The usual meeting was can- celled at the Hall on Wed., Feb, 28rd, but was held Tuesday evening. It was decided to have a pot luck supper at 6 p.m. a short business session was con- ducted by Mrs. Chapman, pre- sident. A delicious supper was served over fifty attending. Some were unable to enjoy this get together, as duty called elsewhere -- Rebekah's went by bus to Orono that evening, -- sorry to miss the pictures put on by Mr. Buckland after the short meeting, He has travelled a lot in different countries and his films are a delight to us all. Pictures were shown of Norway, also many lovely Ab- bey's and Cathedrals of Eng- land, the architecture is wonder- ful and date back hundreds of years, and are only to be seen in these historical countries. To many it brings back memories of years ago, as cities in Eng- land and other countries. Good reports were given of the en- joyable evening & many thanks to all who made it possible and also to Mr. Buckland. Our deepest sympathy is ex- "tended to Mrs. O. Stone in the loss of her husband, also to his family, Mn. Stone was a faith- ful member of our Club and we do miss them, as one by one they pass on. Next meeting Wed., March 10 at 2 pm. Next euchre at Hall March 5th at 8.30 p.m. Useful prizes and lunch served to top off the evening. Sat., Feb. 9th there was as usual much acti- vity at the Hall again. The usual (once in two weeks) eu- chre. 17 tables were set up. A dainty lunch was served and a hearty welcome to everyone, Strangers are still coming from far and near, also our faithful friends from Oshawa, which help so much in making these euchres a success. Prize win- ners as follows: --Mrs. F. Mid- dleton--first prize; second Mrs. M. Rowland; Consolation Mrs, I. Healy. Gent's first -- Mr. T. Manns; second Mr. H. Percy; Consolation Mr. Goodman, Osh- awa, Please keep in mind the above dates. * * * Spring Is Coming After ice and snow and sometimes rain, Lovely spring will soon be here again, Trees sprouting with their shades of green, Flowers of all colours around will be seen, Bverything that grows, coming back to life After laying dormant and out of sight, Spring is a hopeful time of the year And after March winds, will soon be here Both old and young, will enjoy the burst of Spring, Robins will be back, and happy to sing. Local Boy Scout Mothers To See Movie In Toronto Mrs. Ray Litt kindly- offered her home for the February meeting of the Boy Scout Mo- thers' Auxiliary and fifteen ladies were in attendance, The meeting opened with the President, Mrs. Charles Reesor, reading a valentine verse ap- propriate to the occasion, after which all repeated the Scout Mothers' promise. Mrs. Leonard. Clark, a dele- gate to the Fall Conference in Toronto, gave an illustrated talk on "The Conference Box" by Mrs. J. G. Hamilton, which was very interesting and en- joyed by all. It was decided to -charter a bus to take us to the Eglinton Theatre in Toronto to see "The Sound of Music," on March 14. We aye fortunate in being al- lowed a spécial group price to see the show and $3.50 each will cover return bus fare and the theatre ticket. The bus will 'leave at 6.15 p.m. sharp from opposite the I.G.A. Store. Hus- bands are also invited to ac- company their wives and if there are sufficient tickets, any one else interested in seeing "The Sound of Music" is wel- come. For tickets, please phone Mrs, Charles Reesor, 2326, Mrs. Orten Michie 2207 or Mrs, John Jefford 2314. The meeting closed with the Scout Mizpah and the ladies then enjoyed a social half-hour. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, John Jef- ford, 281 Cochrane Street, Mar. 21st, with Mrs. Grant MecDer- mott, Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. Charles Reesor as hostesses. cd «<>» Committee on Religious Education in the Public Schools of Ontario The Honourable William G. Davis, Minister of Education, has appointed a Committee to study the Program for Religious Education in the Public Schools of Ontario. This Committee will examine and evaluate the present program, receive repre- sentations from all interested bodies about the effectiveness, and desirability of the program, consider suggestions for changes and improvement, study means by which character building, ethics, social attitudes and moral values and ptin- ciples may best be instilled in the young, consider the respon- sibility of the Public Schools in these matters, and make recommendatigms for the information and consideration of the Minister. Individuals and organizations are invited to submit views, comments and proposals for the consideration of the Com- mittee. Information about the presentation of submissions, briefs and the like may be secured by writing to: Dr. J. R. McCarthy, Secretary, Committee on Religious Education in the Public Schools, Suite 700, 481 University Avenue, Toronto 2, Ontario. Hearings for the presentation of briefs will be scheduled by the Committee. Application to appear before the Committee should be made at the time thd brief is submitted. J. Keiller Mackay, Chairman of the Committee Ashburn News Mrs. Fred Stephen and Mrs. L.. Cassady, of Brooklin, were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. W. Hopkins Sr. Mrs. Russell Richardson spent a couple of days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Playfair in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. McAnd- less and family, of Don Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Drew Leaper, of Malton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron, it being the occasion of Lenore McAndless sixth birthday. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Purdy of Toronto, spent last week- end with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ash- ton, Several from here attended the auction sale of furniture at the home of Mr. A. A. Knight, in Whitby on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Cassady of Toronto were Saturday vi- sitors at the-home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher. Stephn Gardner who has been in Toronto General Hospi- tal for several weeks was at his home on Sunday and we are pleased to report Stephen mak- ing satisfactory progress. Burketon News Sympathy of the community is extended to the relatives and friends in the passing of Mrs. Florence Caughill last week. Sympathy of the community is extended to the. relatives and friends in the passing of Mr. Jacob Van Dam, Sr. last week. Mr. Cyrus Ashton still in the Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville is showing slight improvement. Mr. Humphrey Hewitt, Tor- onto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Archer and family. Mr. Herbert Branson and Dal- lis, Long Branch also Mrs. Bea- trice Taylor . and Stanley were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor and family. The next social evening will be the card game at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turnbull on Friday evening. Several signs of Spring are here, a few crows are flying around and several people are driving new cars. We will be glad to bid farewell to winter anytime. Hope to see youl at Church next Sunday. Hosts Public Speaking (Continued from Front Page, test were announced by the Judges and the following are the top public speakers who will go on to the District Level in Co- bourg on March 26th. Junior--st Joann Gaynor, Dunbarton 2nd Marilyn Knox, Bowmanville 3rd Stephen Hawes, Bay Ridges Senior--1st Susan Walton, Bowmanville 2nd Monica Jaerschy, Bay Ridges 3rd Thomas Nightingale, Port Perry High School--Patsy Blake of Bowmanville(only contestant) Trophies and Certificates were presented to the winners by Zone Commander Jim Wood- ward, Coffee and doughnuts were served by the Port Perry Ladies PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs., March 3rd., 1966-13 SCUGOG NEWS Mr. and Mrs. D. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. T. Eden, also Mr. and Mrs. J. Newman and baby were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Simmonds. Miss Linda Fralick , Oshawa spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick. Mr. and Mrs. George Samells and Linda were Saturday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hope. Mr. and Mrs. George Minty of Toronto were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.- M. McLaren. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Michael and Larry of West Hill were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Appleton and children spent Sunday in Niag- ara Falls. " Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watts of Toronto spent the weekend at their cottage, Pine Point. Mr. and Mrs. Helliwell and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. Tyrrell. Mr. and Mrs. R. Young and Ferron of Greenbank, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibson of Yelverton, also Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real of Greenbank were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Ballingal and Dean of Port Perry were dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Manns and fam- ily were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wrh. Hope, Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones and family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. N. Truchan and family of Lind- say also Mr. Percy Brown and Mrs. L. Brown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Prentice recently. 'Mr. and Mrs.- Empringham, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Lehman, Claremont. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. Pogue were Mr. and Mrs. John Starr and family of Wood- ville, Mr. and Mrs. C. Thorton of Cannington, also Mr. and Mrs. G. Starr of Valentia. Mr. and Mrs. Brekke and Laura wer Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. Empringham vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. George -' Skerratt one day last week. Miss Grace Pogue spent the weekend in Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. B. Pogue. Grace Service 10 am. Come. MERCHANDISE SELLING... (Continued from front page) you they appreciate your business, and will give you the best service available anywhere. These merchants are constantly alert to your needs, and keep their shelves supplied with merchandise selected especially for you, at prices that will save you money. Check the "Greater Port Perry Days" pages in today's edition of the Port Perry Star for all your needs. businesses in Port Perry. You'll find a big welcome at all of these fine Shop these firms for a tremendous "Greater Port Perry Days" array of values. SEE ADVERTISEMENTS MERCHANTS ON FROM THE FOLLOWING PAGES 8 - 9 - 10 (LIST SPONSORS) } Ballard Lumber Company; Bruton's Drug Store; Beare Motors; Cawker's Food Market; Crest Hardware; Carnegie Men's Wear; Canadian Tire Corp.; Eleanor's Flowers; Elizabeth Shoppe; Emmerson Insurance Agency; Glenette Beauty Salon; Jackson = Appliances; Kayvan's Ladies Wear; Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Ltd.; Master Feeds; McDermott-Panabaker; Mersco be. to $1.00; Manchester @&arage; Peel Hardware; Pentland Jewellers; Harry Peel Rambler Sales; Reesor Fuel & Lumber; "Style & Beauty Salon; Sweetman's Service Station, - Auxiliary. grains to you now. some analysis. Early booking your needs. DON'T DELAY -- UXBRIDGE Uxbridge 852-3321 SEED GRAIN supplies are in SHORT supply, so may I recommend that you order your spring supplies early. We have a fair supply on hand and are able to supply most Secondly by taking delivery now your assuring yourself of having your grain when you want it. Although there is no apparent shortage of fertilizer, early delivery insures you of the product when you want it. It's true we will have bulk fertilizer available for spring use in UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO (0-0P CORNER By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Branch United Co-operatives of Ontario will also assist us in filling CALL US TODAY BRANCH Port Perry ZE. 8-4130 PY SN %, ra PY EE An I RT of PET FEE Sha A, Vow « Dy ht NAAT ETP i ar ". ee Nl > A - Pn en AMAT rn Sre-------- EI tg Sat I ake Gor crs Pn TI eg