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Ss ie nN ARB ned Por wy 2 Fat rilg . i nr JON Skates hFi EE Sl SINISE EER ER RAL LP Sg $7 wil Port Perry Santa Claus "You better look out, you better not pout, you better not cry, I'm telling you why Santa Claus is coming to town!" And so he is on Saturday, December 9 in full regalia drawn by those prancing reindeer. He'll join the parade at the High School just before it starts down Queen Street at 2 p.m. sharp. Gerry Nelson is again pa- rade marshal and asks the co-operation of all partici- pants, and to meet at the High School in plenty of time before the parade starts moving. Five bands will participate and give the extra touch of festivity the season de- mands. Two bands are coming from Brampton, the Brampton Senators and the Brampton Clown Band, from Markham, the Collegiate Band, from Toronto a Boys' Band under the direction of a local person, Danny Reesor and from Uxbridge, the Legion Pipe Band. Some 15 to 20 floats are expected to take part this year and three prizes will be awarded to winners of var- ious categories. Santa will be treating the children to goodies in front of the Post GOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR Parade Office following the arrival of the parade. To avoid traffic conges- tion, the Chamber of Com- merce has been given per- mission to close some of the approaching streets to Queen Street from 12 o'clock. with one year warranty NO FINANCE CHARGES CLOTHING and ACCESSORIES 985-3042 until March 1/73 Complete line of Elmo Archer Elmo Archer of R. R. No 2, Janetville, passed away on November 19, 1972 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Peter borough. He was in his 75th year. Born and educated in Minden, he was the son of the late William George Archer and Emma Hobden. Mr. Archer had previously re- sided in this locality for thirty years, having pre- viously lived in Minden, Blackstock, and Nestleton. He was a member of the United Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Dorothy Mae Williamson, one son Donald William Elmo Archer of R. R. No. 2, Janetville and two _ granddaughters, :Cathy and Karen Archer. Other surviving relatives are two brothers, Wilbert of Blackstock, Alfred (Ted) E. Archer of Janetville and one sister, Rose Stevens of Stouffville. One brother Vance and three sisters Myrtle, Violet and Inice are predeceased. The funeral was held on November 2 at 2 p.m. from McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Chapel, Port Perry with interment at Union Cemetery, Cadmus. Rev. Gerald Hoffstett conducted the service. The pallbearers, all nep- hews were Melville Rob- erston, Elmer Archer, Jerry Stevens, Douglas and Tho- mas Williamson and Edward Davies. YOU WON'T BELIEVE YOUR EYES when you see the all new John Deere SNOWMOBILES 6 PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday. Dec. 6. 1972 . Obituary NURSIN There were a few changes in the residents at the Home in the week just ended. John Doupe returned after a couple of months stay in the Port Perry Hospital while Mrs. "Mama" Genereski transferred to the Hillsdale Manor in Oshawa. Went- worth Watson was dis- charged and returned to his home in Port Perry. " Two of the residents are to be congratulated on birth- days during the week. Mr. Allan Cryderman celebrated his 65th birthday on Nov- ember 25th and Mrs. Nellie Coyle was 88 years old on November 29th. Mrs. Coyle's daughters and grandaughter were on hand in the Lounge to convey best wishes. A huge birthday cake featured the event. Mrs. Marlow is getting around these days. A few Sundays ago she went out with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Marlow and was their guest for supper at the Bon Fire Restaurant in Lindsay. Last Sunday she was a supper guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Marlow in Cae- sarea Tuesday evening Rev. Reginald Rose conducted a relgious service accompan- ied by Mrs. Rose at the piano the residents sang such well known hymns as 'Amazing NEED MUSIC? for a WEDDING 4 DANCE / PARTY ' etc. Call 985-3089 P.Hvidsten after 6 p.m. G HOME NEWS Grace', "He leadith me" "Jesus- saves' and "Sweel hour of Prayer'. Rev. Rose read the scripture from the Gospel of St. Matthew and concluded with a very in- teresting story on the life of St. John the Baptist. Our thanks are extended to Mrs. John Ballard for the generous supply of Bingo prizes she purchased for us. Also many thanks to the anonymous donor of two large boxes of peppermint patties. These will be tho- roughly enjoyed by the residents. Thursday's Bingo was the most successful so far. We had a large attendance and the prizes were won by (Mrs. (Grandma) Balque, Minche Phoenix, Mrs. Marlow, Mrs. Letcher, Annie Mackey, Shaw Hamilton (2) and Russ Brown. Fridav morning was the first day in December and Rev. Paul Vernooey of the Immaculate Conception Church visited the Home and gave Cbmmunion to the Catholic residents. Senior Citizens Plans were made to enter cars in the Santa Parade. Final arrangements were made fo take a bustrip to Toronto to see "The Great Waltz". Members of the town council attended and Mr. Jackman enlightened us on the "New Recreation Cen- tre' being erected at the waterfront. The Senior Citizens voted to stay in their present location. Dr. Cohoon and Mr. Kenny also spoke on the location of the Senior Citizens Housing. Mr. Knox of the Ontario Housing showed plans and pictures. KEN P. MURRAY J a Wy e I's Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE ESTJMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT Phone: 985 - 7005 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY '-- UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT R.R. 4, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO nothing runs 985-3042 .