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Lsdathonhieshovnbiohatidsnsmmiinitembrmisiint anise el nL A A Ah I a, ASS Po. 2 Pu AZ NA Ne ews PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1972 - 5 Manchester News J E S Anyone interested in being B } in Junior Choir for Christ- The U.C.W. ladies held mas, please be at the church Epsom Community Euchre was held in the school on Friday evening. The prizes awarded as follows: Ladies 1st, Pearl Mitchell; 2nd Dorothy McGuckin; 3rd Vivian Carl; Low Dora Watson. Gents 1st Harold McDiar- mid; 2nd Frank Ferguson; 3rd Freeman McCulloch; Low Ab Timms. Door Prize Edgar Smalley. Special prizes for high count for the four parties. Mildred Thompson; Ernie Luke. There will be another party in two weeks time. I wonder. Is this the Christmas Party? On Thursday evening about forty friends met at the hilarious evening enjoying a mock wedding. The Guest of Honour, Ruby Geer, was presented with the envelopes from the 'money tree'. All our very best wishes go with Ruby to her new home. Mrs. Rogers of Brooklin was a guest of her sister Mrs. Kerry for a few days. Yvonne Moore and Heat- her of Oshawa called on her parents on Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie attended a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lynde in Ashburn on Friday December 1st in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Lynde's 60th Wedding Anniversary. We wish them many.more years of happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moss who have a cottage at View Lake called on their daughter Mrs. F. West on returning to * their home in Toronto. Congratulations to Harry Bolton Jr. who entertained several friends on Saturday when he birthday. The beautiful arrange- ments of flowers at church on Sunday were placed by his parents in memory of the late Billy Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allin of Newcastle visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Allin Card enjoyed an evening recently with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wier of Ashworth. W.I. members keep in mind the supper date and Christmas meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Boadway, Tuesday, December 12. U.C.W. members will en- joy their Christmas meeting celebrated his Hank's Excavating] SEWER INSTALLATION December 12 at Epsom Church. Remember ex- change gifts. December 15 will also be a big night at Epsom Church when we will have a pro- gramme and Christmas Tree. I'll bet even Santa may make a call. * Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson were recent dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson as were Mrs. W. O. Simpson, Miss Beth Elford and Mr. Dennis Irwin. Pat and Ivan Clarke visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Asling. All" went in the afternoon to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling at Fairview Lodge, Whitby. We are so pleased that Mrs. Asling is Grandpa Asling, and his sister Julie had dinner there on Sunday. PRICES EFFECTIVE their Tea and Bake sale Wednesday, November 22. The tables were decorated in a Xmas theme. As usual the ladies had a nice variety of goodies for the tea, and the bake table was well supplied. Also were Christmas cards and florals sold. Best wishes for continued good health to Mrs. O. Croxall, Mrs. Jean Elliot, Mr." Thomas Roberts who have returned from hospital. Ladies don't forget the U.C.W. meeting at Annie Toombs, December 7th 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. Sunday callers with Mr. Thomas Roberts were Mrs. Marjorie Walsh, Toronto, Mrs. P.A. Mareton, Mrs. ! home of Mrs. B. Korey to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson able to be up and around A.M. Thompson, Mississ- AL Sistas hy visited a few days in Sarnia again. N auga. cob lili All had with their son Keith and Mrs. Richard Ashton visited Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell ] Fide o1 le monn. 41 had 4 wilson. Saturday with Grandma and and Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts were recent dinner guest of Mrs. June Thomp- son in Oshawa. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding were Mr. and Mrs. Art Anness of Little Britian. Miss Lillian Jordon of New Jersey is visiting with Miss Ruth Gishler for a couple of Thursday evening, Dec. 7th at 7:30 p.m. Sunday callers with Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach were Mrs. Phyllis Cranby and Martha Thornhill. Phone news to 985 - 2758. of $9 2 day «a. 3% 3 mile RENTABUG! Brignall's -- 985-3322 TC QUALITY FOODS TTD Your CHRISTMAS Store for Fine Foods ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY POULTRY NOW FOR THE BEST SELECTION 'Roast END of QO PORK Cuts BACK HOE COMPRESSOR RENTALS 5 Dig Depths up to 1872 feet. Wed. to Sat. CENTRE CUT 1h MAPLE LEAF x Dec. 6 - 9 . 3 Phone 985-2333 or oh P ork ch ops $1.19 Tray Pak Pork EE Box 489 PORT PERRY "FAC IL ATUL LEAR PV's ¢ ae 2 at Ib. " Picnic Hams 1.73c¢ i ! TISSUE MAPLE LEAF : oo I. DEVON SLICED Chopped 3 LGR. CLUE OF PORT ho INC. Ya) Size 25¢ Side Bacon Ib. 89¢ SUET Ib. 45c¢ i Win up to $300 | We have heard of some cards with 20 numbers : y py : illed! i 2 7 YL Se oR Ss ROSS & MARG'S ORDERS TAKEN 5 ff NOW. : of i a CARLOAD FOOD MARKET FRESH FOUL i Valid Dec. 11 | N-44 | 0-66 | PRINCE ALBERT -- Phone 8' 985-2492 i Valid Dec. 12 B-3 | N-45 Ht HEINZ FANCY -- 48 oz. tin TOMATO JUICE CAMPBELLS -- 10 oz. tin TOMATO SOUP LIBBYS -- 14 oz. tin FRUIT COCKTAIL 31c GOLD SEAL -- 1's PINK SALMON $1.03 | Valid Dec. 13 I-17 | 25 Game No. 2 Numbers Called to Date 49¢ 2029c¢ ; MITCHELLS FANCY -- 14 oz. tin BRUNSWICK IN OIL -- VYa's tin , bi & 4, 5, 23,20, | 35,37, | 49, 46, 64,65, BY 68 | 20 |, 5153 5g APPLE SAUCE 2v33c SARDINES 2 0:29¢ i 7,9 |, 27, 34,41, | 54,55, 61, 67, is 11,13, | 28, 29, iy iy 52, 5% 68, 74, SLICED or CRUSHED -- 19 oz. MONARCH -- 7 Ib. Bag i 3 15, 4 02 7 75, 3 Doles PINEAPPLE 33c PASTRY FLOUR 83c 2d Buy your BINGO CARDS today from the local | merchants displaying the LIONS BINGO SIGNS. A PORT PERRY-- 3 Beare Motors Ltd. Brian's Supertest . : Bruton's LD.A. Port Perry Star 'Good Selection ) Canadian Tire LG.A. Store Ry Cy Wilson Fc.d. Mersco's 5 - $1.00 } . i * PRINCE ALBERT-- SEAGRAVE-- " ' R Sweetman's General Store Wanamaker's General : i . : ( 8 Store : >=" TRE i i or from any LIONS CLUB MEMBER PS<, 2 BINGO CARDS -- 3 for $2.00 or 1 for $1.00 F o o 0 M A B K E LE & LJ ° »