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TORRE RAVING SSE a RACINE YRS HONEY Sal RASCAL CERN A RY A ONIN ml NV TAP eA 8 i 2, | - n a | 16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 2nd, 1967 (Oshawa at Eastdale Collegi- | for Mr. and Mrs. Smith of | evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mees- the former Meester farm. R ate last Friday evening. Marsh Hill prior to their|ter and family have moved | Would anyone having news ie "w Greenbank Church will hold | Jeaving to make their home| to a farm east of Raglan. items during November 2 : Anniversary Services on Sun- | ijn Saskatchewan. We welcome to our com-| please try to report them oa) sto hs Soni oo IR Bo Nn | day, November 12th, at 11.00 | Neighbours of Mr. & Mrs. | munity Mr. and Mrs. Don| early. Phone numbers to 3 " o'clock, "TTT entry Meester held a fare-| Donneral and family 'who | call"are:" 985-2092; 2662; and wy A farewell party was held | well get together on Friday! have taken up residence onl 7554. Now : & 8 Among the winners in the| mr and Mrs. Arch Mac 0G district Bridge Champion-| paster spent a few days at | ships held in Oshawa last Expo last week. REG. 35¢| GA week-end were Dr. and Mrs. s + os 2, S. Kandel, Port Perry. WESTON ® ad ¢ + eo The opening dance of the OLD FASHIONED A Mr. Jim Taylor one time |season at the Curling Rink 15 TO PKG. PK resident of Port Perry and |was well attended on Satur ' 3 now living in California was |day evening. Lucky draw Oatmeal in town recently visiting re-| winners were Mr. and Mrs. . latives and friends. Harold Snooks, and Mr. Glen Cookies LI Hill and companion. At the Hallowe'en dance at J the Legion Hall on Saturday According to all reports ) ¢ evening the judges for the|the rummage sale held at best costumes chose for first|the Scout Hall on Saturday prize winner Mrs. Johnson of Brooklin, who was dressed in-Centennial dress. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Jr. of Brooklin won the prize for the most original dress and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warren, Port Perry were in third place dressed in Mexican costume. sponsored by the Guide mo- thers was very successful. *® * * . Costume winners at Club Annrene on Saturday even- ing were Mr. John Franssen and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mec- Girr, Scugog Island. BUY-OF-THE-WEEK Luncheon Meat SPECIALLY SELECTED -- VALUE CHECK'D -- FRESH PICNIC STYLE SHOULDER CUT FOR FRYING -- Tender -- Well Trimmed PREM | PORK ROAST Ib. 39: PORK BUTT CHOPS IDEAL FOR ROASTING 43: PORK BUTT ROAST Ib. 49: CLUBHOUSE SLOPPY JOES ESSEX BRAND Asst'd Pack 16 oz. ESSEX -- Mild Seasoned 2 Ib. Pkg. Seasoning Mix 25¢ LUNCH MEATS 79¢ WEINERS $1.09 : FEATURE! -- Save 17c Tall Tins d 00 ) CARNATION 5 EVAPORATED MILK 6: 1 BEST BUY! -- SAVE 13c -- START Flavour Crystals 4rr85¢ lb. 59: " Save od . " 16¢ 12-o0z. tin < on Yop fe BEST BUY! -- Reg. $1.33 VALUE! 14¢ OFF PACK MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE BEST BUY! -- SAVE 6¢ 11 OZ. BOTTLE AYLMER CATSUP 2rox39¢ 6-0Oz. Jar x a OUP TSR x5) 24 PRC) A ACs ol New Appointment At Peels Dr. D. John Price, Presi- dent of Peel's Poultry Farm Port Perry, Ontario. Craig obtained his B.Sc. in Scotland and came to Canada in 1954. He obtained his de- gree in Veterinary Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College in 1964 after which he engaged in large animal practice in Alberta and ser- ved with the Province of Ont- ario Veterinary Services in diagnostic work. Craig later attended the University of Connecticut where he took post-graduate training in pa- thology, specializing in bone pathology of cage layers to obtain his Master's Degree. ing intensified as the latest findings and developments are applied in day-to-day operations. "We also plan some future diversification in our operations" stated Dr. Price. -- Your RED CROSS is oie Serving Today Ready for Tomorrow BEST BUY! -- SAVE 6c ALUMINUM 12" WIDE STUART House Foil 256 FOOT ROLL 33¢ SAVE 10c -- LIBBY'S ALPHA - GETTI 14 oz.tins 2 FOR 3O¢ FROZEN FOOD FEATURE! Reg. 79¢ -- Banana Cake or Chocolate Brownies HEALTH AND BEAUTY FEATURE! wo creeN (JNTONS Greenbank News| The Sunday School Help- ing Hand Class held their semi-annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Tait. *New of- ficers elected were: Mrs. Wm. Bacon, Class Leader and Mrs. Pearson, Secretary-Treasurer. A varied program of reading, sing song-and lunch was ser- ved. * Sympathy of the commun- and family attended Leask- dale Church Anniversary ser- vice on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird guests on Sunday of Mr. & Mr. and Mrs. Al Grey of Tor- onto visited with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baird recently. Mrs. W. Baird, Sunderland. 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PLASTIC THRIFT Liquid Detergent 49¢ SAVE 29¢! -- BATHROOM MODERNE Tissue 8 wi: 89¢ BEST BUY! -- SAVE 14c¢ KRAFT CHEDDAR CHEESE CRACKER BARREL 12- OZ. MED. WEDGE 59¢ FEATURE! -- Save 9c LIBBY'S BEANS Deep Brown - With Pork 14 Oz. Tins :03¢ WrAERE FRIENDLY PEOPLE SAVE YOU MORE. Frozen Grade A - 45c Ib. weenie wow tn 00 0 0 [DOW SONS | TURKEYS 6 to 12 Ih. A lies of the late Mrs. Amos Mos OR Nh a ° er " . . . ® i Rodd and Mr. Herb Hook, | Mrs: Geo. Deaton and RED & WHITE STORE Thursday Night Special Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cook- man viisting Mr. and Mrs. Art Hicks at Valencia on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix Keith Gordon Rahm son of Mr. and. Mrs. Ray Rahm was baptized on Sunday. Several from this commun- ity attended the Concert in PORT PERRY +) 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. v ONT. POTATOES * 1] 10 hs. 37c Sov