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- SE A IRR Rr XA CN Jl epnst tad y ps ¥ CO By O. Hill At service in the United Church 'Sunday at 10 "a.m. ¢ Rev. P. Romeril chose as the subject for his sermon "Lose Hunger; Lose God", stressing how easily we can lose our hunger for Church Services, ete. etc. and gradually grow away from God.= The choir sang an Anthem -- "Lift up you Voice". The Sacrament of Holy Communion was ad- ministered in both churches. Rev. R. C. Rose spoke on "Authority in the Church". Next Sunday, Thanksgiving --A Baptism service will be administered in the United Church The Anglicans will worship with the Anglicans in Port Perry. On Sunday, Oct. 6th, 12 members of the Hi-C joined about the same number of Young People in a "Walka- thon", We started at Port Perry, walked to Blackstock and then walked back to Port again. Each member had a sponsor or sponsors who were willing to pay so much a mile for every mile they walked, The money re- ceived 'was to go to the Bia- fran Relief Fund. We believe e VED AA Bae AT! Ie we made approximately $225, perhaps more. We would like to thank the Hi-C counsellors who - had hot chocolate and cookies for us at Blackstock and the Young Pedple who sert for us at Port Perry. We're also very proud to .an- nounce that no one dropped out--everybody walked the 15 miles! Mr. and Mrs. George Os- FRESH ' SUGAR & SPICE Continued Progress adopts .a liberal ® attitude 'toward drugs, but looks down its nose at the dirty, hungry, sick and fright- ened children of the drug age. "Progress means Digger cars that will go faster on better roads, driven by people who can "drink more; Progress taxes everything but the living breath of the poor, but encourages the boys with the expense accounts and credit cards to cheat. » This many seem like a pretty dim view of "pro- gress". It is, as many people look on it. But I'm not down _ on the real meaning of the word. I think man can and will progress morally, social- ly and intellectually. Oh, well, there's a rumor that the can people are go- ing to start putting their cans out in pastel colors. This would save a lot of bother. We could cut all our forests] down. Then, instead of go- ing for.a drive on a fall day . to see the magnificent au-| tumn foliage, we could have it all year 'round. Mountains of multi-colored beer cans. . v --Toronto Telegram News Service INVEST NOW 7% for Terms of 1 or 2 years 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 GRADE had hot casseroles and des- |' A TASTY SCHNEIDERS TURKEYS borne, Port Elgin were week- end guests of the will Ford- ers, Mrs. M. P. Philp, Scarboro, visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. |. Smith and Oliver, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Arch- er, Whitby and Mrs, Donald Fleming, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Archer Satur- day. Glad to report Mrs. Arnold Taylor, home from Ajax hos- KILLED pital and Mr. IACKETOC. NEWS SELECTION OF pg Roy Turner poRY PERRY STAR -- Thursday, October 10th, 1968 -- 5 from Bowmanville. Sorry to-report Mr. Ray Werry in Port Perry hospi- tal. We hope all the above may have a speedy convale- scence. Some from this area visit- ed at the parlors Friday or attended the funeral Satur- day of Mrs. John Carter of Bowmanville. The Carters were residents of Cartwright for years before moving to Bowmanville. Interment was in St. John's cemetery Black- stock, Mr. Roy Mountjoy, Water- loo, spent 'the week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mur- ray and Carolyn Cresswell were Sunday supper guests of BUY -- SELL a REAL ESTATE AIO REALTOR 985-7373 LAL Pi: Bp RTL "ny Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm visited his mother Mrs. A. Rahm, Bowmanville, RR. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ted McLaugh- lin and Paul, Fenelon Falls, and Mr and Mrs. Roy Mc- Laughlin and Debbie were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs, Harold McLaughlin and fa- mily. : Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans (Continued on Page 14) rESTIVE -- Prices Effective Wed. to Sat. Oct. 9, 10, 1, 12 STOKELYS 28 oz. Tins FANCY PUMPKIN 2 ror 43 JAVEX LIQUID BLEACH 128 oz. SDHNEIDERS SIZZLER Sausage Ib. Pho. B9e RED SHORT RIB or BLUE Brand BEEF ROAST 69: LEAN GROUND BEEF... Ib. 45¢ Mon.-Wed.-Fri. Thurs. & Sat. Telephone 985-7306 8.30 am. - 9 p.m, Tues. Oct. 15 8:30 - 6P.M. 8.30 a.m. - 6 p.m. ROSS & MARG'S 77¢ % J Carnation COFFEE MATE oo 51e Smoked Pionin % he ARCTIC POWER 15¢ orf 6t. §Fec TT ----J| CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 ror 47. COTTAGE Rolls = 79: § rep rose Tea BAGS 60% 77 RINDLESS DEVON EVERSWEET RED ROSE COFFEE + Ib. Pkg. ror SIDE BACON wv. exo. 79 BALLET TOILET TISSUE 2 5% 59 FLEECY FABRIC SOFTNER 32 oz. FEMININE Ce "MODESS NAPKINS HILLCREST & BUTTERMATE BREAD 24 oz. Loaves JIFFY POP CORN FRANCO AMERICAN 14 oz. Tins "MACARONI 2 tor 43 BICKS SWEET 12 oz. GHERKINS 45: LIBBY'S -- Mix or Match I Vegetables 2 for 47 KELLD®'S CORN FLAKE 6% oz. Pkg. CRUMIS 2 for 43 FREE DELIVERY WITH EVERY $5.00 ORDER OR OVER RECEIVED BY 11:00 a.m. PHONE 985 - 2492 43. Reg. Pkgs. 2 | FOR 89. 99. 4 FOR 2 ror 75c NEW GLORY 24 oz. Rug Cleaner 51.98 HALLOWE'EN CANDIES A LARGE ASSORTMENT TO CHOOSE FROM FREE DRAW ON A FRESH TURKEY WITH EVERY $5.00 ORDER OR OVER Winner of Last Weeks Draw MRS. M. WALLACE re; S07 ol | Ct hot ina) La NE ----