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, gas | % aq L350; & PR Bran " Mrs. R, Tetlow has returned after spending a few weeks with Mr, and Mrs. A. Haines of Bowmanville, . Mr. and Mrs, R. Pogue spent Saturday in Peterborough with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs: T. Eden, Miss ~ Virginia Eden, Mr. and Mrs, D. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. "J. Raines spent the. week-end in Huntsville with Mrs. Kemper. Pte. R. Bruce, Mrs. Bruce and _ family spent Sunday with Mr. "and Mrs. McQuinn. Mrs. 'Clara Parr, Mrs. Ber- "tha Morrison, Mrs. Florence . Felker and Mrs, E. Guiltinan of Oshawa Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H, Thomas. Mr. H. Matthews and Mr. Price spent Saturday at their cottage, Pine Point. SCUGOG NEWS Island people is extended to Mrs. McCllelan and baby in the sudden -passing of her husband. Mr. and Mrs. W. Swinson & Allen of Oshawa visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick. Mr. A. Leaming and Mr. Don Leaming of Oshawa at their cottage, Pine Point on Satur- day. On Friday night the family of Mr, and Mrs, Percy Jefffey gave them a twenty-fifth wed- ding dnniversary surprise party at Club Annrene. Sixty people were present, They were pre- sented with a coffee table, two end tables and many other gifts. Congratulations Percy and Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. A. Krieg and daughters Sunday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gi De- mara. Sorry to report Mr. Peter ~ The deepest sympathy of tha: Hart was seriously injured in a corn machine one day last week and is in Oshawa Hospital, Trust you come along good Mr, Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carter, Karen and Ross dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, D. Aldred on Sunday. Miss Ann Carter a week-end guest of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph | Shaw of Oshawa. Saturday night a party was given in the Hall for Mr. Wie Mrs. Douglas Flewell of 'Bow | manville, A lovely time was had by all present. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hope and, children .spent Saturday in Queensville with Mr. and Mrs, M. Huntley. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cairns of Toronto, "Mr. R. Sutherland, Miss Fralick of Oshawa with their parents Mr, and Mrs. C Fralick for the week-end. Miss Janice Carter spent the week-end in Grafton with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bryson. Misses Carol Fralick and Miss Marilyn Fralick: of Tor-' shadings. NEW PURE VIRGIN WOOL v | . |DURAPRESS SLACKS of pure virgin wool will never lose their crease "Your fine appearance assured with a. = | crease pressed in that will never fall out... and the wool that has come to be known as the world's finest -- pure virgin wool. A selection of modal and DURAPRESS SLACKS 12.95-14.95- TIP TOP TAILORS TIP TOP Lines MADE TO MEASURE SUIT 95.00 DEPARTMENT SPORT JACKETS A.W. BROCK SYNOD 35.00- 39.95-55.00 CRAFT OVERCOAT All Weather COAT ZIP-IN LINING 335.00 | 300 SUEDE Suburban Coats299s Hydro Parka s1495 'Hunting Coat s3995 Men's DACK SHOES SEVERAL STYLES 21.99 - 24.95 17.95 51.93 John Mickizke SHOES 22.95.29.95 Biltmore Hats MEN -- -8.95-10.95 ARROW NO IRON SHIRTS TERICOTA 58. 00 NEW FALL STYLES - o xd : 4 d 5 x 4 M 4 3 i hl rr dudtdituintmininitidiaichaaitsidili kit abies PRATT 21 Lg ay 37 ta a TEE onto spent. the week-end with their parents Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Fralick. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wilson & family of Oshawa guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese on Sunday. Service at Grace 10 a.m. (Note change of time). You are invited, HILLTOP HERALD Exactly what sort of emotion is created when one combines victory with defeat? For the pessimist, of course, it becomes only defeat while the optimist speaks only of victory. Fur- thermore, in a team sport it means both sides can claim a win while suffering a loss. Well this was the situation at the fairgrounds on Friday, October 28th when our junior football i team met Brock High School i for their second game. Classes were concluded at 2.40 p.m, in order that the entire student ~body 'could come out and sup- port our team. Port got off to a fine start with a touchdown i by Dennis Romeril, while John | Lucyk's defense line held off . the Brock assaults. However | 2 bot Ema EE EL one of these finally sca ded and when added to a safety, point, conceded earlier, gave a win to Brock 7-6. Despite this, Port Perry still won the com- petition 20-8 total score. This allows our junior team to go on to the championship semi-finals against Stouffville, Congratu- lations to the team and coaches on a fine match. True to earlier: predictions, : our senior girls volleyball team did quite well this year winning the GBSSA trophy playing in the tournament on Saturday 29th, held at Brock. -Sesondury School. ig Friday also, saw the con- clusion of this year's magazine campaign. In the afternoon several students could be seen literally up to their elbows in ice cream. They were attempt- ing to scoop out enough to satisfy the appetites of those classes who had 100% partici- pation in this year's campaign. This evidently ~ consisted of over one half of the school as both the cafeteria and lunch- arate sittings. Friday night was the occa- sion of our hallowelen victory dance. This dance is a tradi- tion in the magazine campaign and everyone who sells a sub- scription is admitted free of charge. Many of the prizes were awarded. while our giant mascot bear was won in a draw by Dianne Brown. Dress for this dance was, naturally, cos- tume and the creativity of our students was evident in the great variety of attire. Music 'was provided by the "Inn Crowd" a disc jockey from Ux- bridge who played many new hits along with some old fav- orites; Everyone enjoyed him- "sucess. --Timothy Brunton x room. were--filled for- two sep-| self and the party was a great | y= 3 s -- snp Coa alat PORT PERRY STAR == THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1966 -- 3 USSR Dignitaries Visit Local Poultry Farm By Jean Jeffery All summer we have watched the huge new building being erected on the property of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, There was much interest and specula- tion as to what it's occupants would be. + $ Well the new occupants have arrived and well set up in business. They are twenty thousand chickens. Ten thous- and are producing' and ten thousand more almost ready to produce. This is one of the newest me- thods used in caring for laying hens to minimize labour and speed up production. Dr. Walker head of the poul- try department in the Agricul- ture College at Guelph Univer sity contacted Mr. Wilson and asked permission to bring a group of visiting U.S.S.R. dig- nitaries to visit the premises. One of the group was the U.SIS.R. Minister of Agricul ture. : One of the Soviet group could speak English as could their representative from the Russian " Embassy at Ottawa who accompanied them, thus the language barrier could be easily - hurdled. The same afternoon another group from the Dominion and Provincial Bureau of Statisties also toured the buildings. Og Oa Oa OaCROLOLOSOLOL OL OL OROROR CLOT OL OR ORCL OL OS OOS OR OR OL OL ON ORR OL ORO OOF OZ SOL OZORO 'OPEN BOWLING FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS ALLEYS MAY BE RESERVED YOU WILL ENJOY BOWLING at The C auseway Vix gt Lavan Vmhicts widies FRECRPRN Fabulous Wilson's We need the room. JUNGLE SALE! NOW ON AT New 1967 Merchandise ar- riving daily. Every stick of Furniture drastic- ally slashed in price for quick sale. No Dealers Please! CEE PE ET PR PY PPR PRP IY NEW 1967 MODEL CHESTERFIELD SUITE Smart Design -- Foam Cushions 3 Pce. WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE DINETTE SUITE, 5 Pieces CEDAR CHESTS, LAMPS, SMOKERS, SOCKS, BOOKCASES, CHAIRS, CARPETS, PICTURES, F urniture Furniture ®eessstceabitstestrsssr rant $38.00 $10.95 $55.00 sesesscssicsssenne $99.00 $138.00 $37.00 $34.95 HAS- seessnee Sevres sssstesssssenranee Sesser essssssscnnnan Wilson's Furniture 20 CHURCH STREET. ~OSHAWA,. ONT._ -- -- To Attend The GREATER UXBRIDGE (RUSADE FOR CHRIS T | NOV. 20th to NOV. | Sponsored by Uxbridge Ministerial Association 30th (Watch for future Announcements)