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yo oF mel A CS EF JERS rh ee, ~ __ Everett Collins, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 4th, 1950 \ | LIES LI LOCAL [3 As courtesy and service to local readers we offer this column in mentioning your guests and items of interest, items to the Star or Phone 305J or 60. < NEWS Send your " Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stephens and fam- ."ily, of Toronto, were week-end guests of Mr.:and Mrs. G, Stephens. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ploughman- were: "Mr. and Mrs. Don. Stewart, Mrs. Mavis McCabe¥ Bill and _ Ellen McCabe. Calendar for the Week Ce Thursday, May 4--Euchre at' Parish Hall, Anglican Church. A Friday--Gala Night at High School. C.G.L.T. banquet at United Church Saturday--The Sunday, usual -- Services at all Churches. © Monday, May 8--Warriner Lodge Tuesday--Fidelity Lodge C.G.LT. - Wednesday----Last night for Cribbage Tournament, BORN _SNELGROVLE To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snelgrove, at Oshawa General Hospital, on Thursday, April 27, 1950, a daughter. hN BORN EDGERTON---Muy. and Mrs. Maurice Edgerton (nee Evelyn Durward) "are happy to announce the birth of their daughter Donna Della Louise, on Thursday, April 27th, at Oshawa Gen- "eral Hospital. IN MEMORIAM COLLINS -- In loving memory of May bth, 1948. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. Remembered by Lloyd - and Lorraine. AN-MEMORIAM SCHELL--In loving memory of a dear wife, mother, and grandmother, Maudie Schell, who passed away, May 8th, 1943. Dear mother you are not forgotten, - Though on earth you are no more, "Still in memory you are with us As you always were before. Loving remembered by Husband -and family 2 .O.D.E A PRIZE FOR EVERY ONE is being offered by Scugog Chapter,. 1.0.D.E. at the ROBIN HOOD COOKING SCHOOL, Thursday afternoon, June 16th, at 2.30 p.m. and Friday evening, June 16th, at 7.30 p.m., at the United Church. The proceeds of the school to go toward a room in the Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital. ets avaialble from members at 50c. Come and enjoy Mrs. Ballantyne's de- lightful demonstration. » LJ LJ * . Scugog Chapter entertained the Vis- count" Greenwood Chapter of Whitby, on Monday afternoon, May 1. Twenty- five of. their members drove out and joined with us in our regular meeting. A very friendly and happy gathering of ladies filled our rooms to capacity. "During the business session it was unanimously agreed to: sponsor the Cancer Fund again this year. We --were-able-through--your-donations to |- send over $100 last year. Everyone is interested in this great work, or "should be. One dollar makes you a member of the Cancer Society. Please leave it with Mrs. R. Robertson. In June we are again sending a shipment of good, clean used "clothing to Britain. This may be left at Rob: ertson's Electric store or bring it to the June meeting. i A delightful tea was served with Mrs. MacFarlane as_convener, Mrs. M. Letcher amd Mrs: J. Murray poured tea, ' Sait During the tea hour the Misses Kent Gerrow and Barbara. Love sang so sweetly two of our favorites, "Dearie" and "Dear Folks and Gentle People" accompanied by Mrs, S. Bruton, Once again Mrs. A. Brock baked one of those huge and perfectly gorgeous cakes for which her fame will. go 'down in history--she donated this and we had a draw, realizing a goodly . sum from the sale of tickets. Remember the outstanding Cooking School we are sponsoring in June, "who passed away, must be one. Tick-| JOHN' S 'PRESBYTERIAN >. CHURCH Rev. J. Riddell, Minister Sunday, May Tth-- 11 d.m.--Sunday School--classes for all ages. 7.00--p.m.--Evening Worship. -- ST. CH URCH OF: THE ASCENSION Rector: Rev. J. I. Coneybeare 4th Sunday After Easter--May 7th. 11 a.m~--Holy Communion. 11 a.m.--Sunday School. PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH I. 'laylor, 'astor roi Sunday, May 7th-- Ww aan.~--Bible School. 11 a.m.~-->Mormng Worship, B ¢ 'p.m. --Evangelistic Service. WW eunesday, v'rayer Meeting at 8 p.m PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a:m---Primary Department. 11 a.m.--We believe in the Holy Spirit, the source of inspiration, strength, comfort, 7 p.m.--Rural Life Litany. Rogation Sunday calls us to un-| affected living. 2 p.m.--S. S. and Bible Class. i 4 p.m. r=) elt Service, (Advertisement) PARISH ~.I'ather Y. McGivney, I'astor ARE YOU SATISFIED? The world to-day is looking for the answers. Answers to many problems that beset her. Will there he another war? What about the atomic, the hydrogen bomb? What is Russia up to? What Ts behind all these strikes? She is seeking a suré way out of the fog of quandry that surrounds her and is looking for the light of lasting peace with safety and security. As yet we are far from satisfied with the answers. There is another question seems to cause much discussion. It has to do with our service of God. It is the question of religion. Here, too, there seems to be confusion. But need there be? God is Truth Itself. Truth It cannot contradict itself. There is but One True God. There can only be one true worship of that God. _Are you satisfied that you are wor- [shipping God the way He wants, not the way you want? Inquiries welcome. SCUGOG The Communion service on Sunday was very well attended and all were pleased to have eight new members join at Grace Church. A fine mes- sage was delivered by Rev. J. R. Bick. The music of the choir was good, with Mrs. Bick at the organ in the absence of Miss Allene Sweetman. L Communion will be held at Head Memorial Church on .Sunday evening at 7.30. * All are invited to come. - Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Valentine of Van- couver, B.C., have moved to Mrs, J. Aldred's vacant house, We welcome them to our community. } A shower of pretty and useful gifts: were presented to Mr. and Mrs. John, Beckman, who were recently married. A 'suitable address was read by Mr. Anson Gerrow. The happy couple thanked all-for the lovely gifts. The rest of the evening was spent in danc- ing, } Saturday evening quite 4, number gathered at the home of Mrs, Beck- man's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Samells, and had a jolly time, Miss Kay Prentice enjoyed a few days in Guelph attending the Junior Farmers Club meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Prentice visited her sister, Mrs, W. Nott and Mr. Nott, on Sunday. Mr. Tom Eden is busy building a house on Mr. David Moore's farm for himself. The W.A. will hold its next meeting EL qualify as voters, Honorary, and Junior members are not eligable, Twi » receiving letters is. week . VRINCE ALBERT CHURCH pol) be receiving -letters this week ad dated May 9th. SR cer ets ou a per Biers node IMMACULATE CONCEPTION | that | PORT PERRY YACHT <The, Yacht Club CLUB has ordered a "of fl b that T HE. CHURCHES Jig Bolly: ine usiima io | | .'Club, und that is gong Lo be: erected, BONE CYENLE Very Soon. Tr in the Tormalive years of the Club | We haven't had Lime or funds to give over' to things nou strictly utilitarian However, we, ut long last, have enough "money to afford this first accoutre- ment to 'dressing' the club up, . The flags to be purchased are the Red Duster and Union Flag; the first for general wear and the Jack for speeinl occasions. - While thinking ot Colours a new Burgee design¥ has been submitted which will embody that ancient loco- motive on the Corporation Seal with necessary considerations arising from flag tradition. Because of that tra- dition, lettering, as is found on our presént Burgee, is not acceptable, That matter will be discussed at the forth coming general meeting as a secondary matter. : It is intéresting to note that there «1s only one bout on this lake qualified to legally wear the Union Jack, and she is the two-masted schooner 'Aqua- tile'. Any other craft, woper-craft in particular, doing so ave breaking the and. being' disrespectful to. the Empiie's Colours, T hat is something 'we shall go into in greater detail at a future date, but space is prohibative this week. - All the members of this club who Social, law vising them of a General "Meeting, This meeting is as important as the annual election . of officers so everybody who can stir a limb. is 'urged to attend and toss in their two bits worth. You mishappen creature who read this spread the word for and wide and get the gang out, IT IS IMPORTANT! GP ------ DANCE PORT PERRY JUNIOR FARMERS HOP to be held in PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, MAY 24th. at 8.30 p.m. } W. W. B. BAND, 7 pieces Rounds and Squares." Refreshments ADMISSION 50c. 0 = vd i. L. DURKIN, Chaittan of. Board. Annual Open Day AND MUSIC DEMONSTRATION at the PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL, hie May 12th, 2pm. EVE RYONE WELCOME TOATTEND ROY CORNISH, Pr incipal. £7 = o> < . ~y [a F Cc. Gi, I. 1 » Last Wednesday evening a bus load of singing C.G.LT. girls from [Iort Perry set forth at 7.15 for Brooklin, Some people on the Highway must have wondered what was going down the road. There must have been several sore throats the next morning bgcause some of them were really us- ink their voices. We were glad to see 50 many come out, there were 30 girls present. --- : When we arrived at Brooklin the girls of the Brooklin C.G.L'T. gave us a small green cardboard bunny and a pencil Lo. write our name, this we pin- ned on our clothing so that everybody knew everybody's - name. Our girls had prepared a Worship Service and we went up into the Church for this. We were very phroud-of our girls be- cause tliey presented the service well. We then all went downstairs where we were entertained by the Brooklin girls, some of them played a guitar und sang, others played the piano and still another gave a very amusing dialogue. These girls were so good we brought them back for an encore each time, Their leader, Mrs. Patter- son, then lined us up for games and for the rest of the evening we were amused by a great variety of games. We were divided into teams and at the end of the evening the team of "Blue- birds" had the most points and were each given a small umbrella filled with -{candy. We then sat at card tables in "our group while" the Brooklin girls served lunch, 'and this was indeed de- licious. After lunch we sang taps and bade the Brooklin girls farewell. When we got on the bus we thought that the girls would be tgo tired to sing, but not themn -It -was wonderful to listen to them singing, but-I wonder does anyone know of anyway to get the back of the bus and the front of the bus singing the same song; if so please let us know. Our hats off to the twelve Brogle in Another Big Draw for the Community Centre The Port Perry Rod and Gun Club are sponsoring a draw for a Johnston Outboard Motor, Life Jacket and Pad- dle. The draw will takeplace on Fri- at -the high school. Moving pictures and speakers will feature the program on outdoor life. If you haven't pur- chased a ticket do so at once, Silver collection is all you are asked for the program. future blindfold? A Crown Life Policy safeguards youand yours. Why wait? 0420) 4) LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Consult the Czxown Life Man Cec. King and supper in Grace United Church on Wednesday, May 10th. iii Celie es AGENT - Port Perry Phone 279J day May 12th, at program being given | "Are you facing the | girls ahd their leaders for a wonder ful night. On Sunday evening the Port Perry C.G.LT. affiliated with the Womai's Missionary Society and presented our cheque which is to go toward mis- sions. Qur service was carried out by the girls themselves and they did very well. "An affiliation service is just to let the older people knew that the younger ones are interested in Missions and that they have studied about them and at the end of their studies have felt that they would like to donate something towards the up-, keep of missionary work. Who says the young people of now- adays are hopeless 'and that you can't depend upon them and that they are this, that and the other thing. When you work with young people you ex- pect them to have their ups and downs but believe me the C.G.LT. girls have had no downs at all. They have worked hard to make their banquet a success and it-is going to be because right in "and learned their various parts and have done everything that of "Port Perry are grand to, they have done everything possible to help and everyone has been most generous. We will list all their names next week. See you all on Friday, girls, at 6.30 p.m. . Halen M. (Peel) Bathie *D.C.. *DOCTOR. OF CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Canadian 'Memorial Chiropractic College; - Toronto For" Appointment Phone 205R PORT PERRY of their hard work. They have been | just wonderful and they have all dug | has been.asked of them. "The people]! THINK? IEC Whit a motor IT'S AS SIMPLE AS A, B, C-- Acreiiiang BOUGHT 250,000 AUSTINS Too = British Columbia' S registration is 22% 1 AUSTINS CANADA'S I LEADING ENGLISH Cars are AUSTINS Ask about the BIG, 6-passenger, Countryman. Phpne 293W, Port Perry. JACK WHITBY Statham Motor Sales P.S.--For a surprisingly Economical, car with all the big car features, try the 1950 AUSTIN, $1554.00 with licence Delightful Drive in PERSONAL-- You'll Enjoy "Meet Me in St. Louis" at "The Irish Moir: Bring Mother. Billie Bell-Gregg's- "Musical Varieties" of hg Classics, Musical Comedies, Specialties, Sponsored by " Men's Club of. Anglican Church, 4 Moy 10th, 8.30 p.m., in H. S. Auditorium 'Admission 60 cents. Tickets at Bruton's Drugstore, Taylor's Rertaurant, | Terminal Grill, PRICE--is DOWN Citak CHURCH of ASCENSION MEN'S CLUB "VARIETY SHOW" P.P. ET Sao ck 'SUMMER PRICES NOW. IS THE TIME TO FILL YOUR BIN: QUANTITY--is UP QUALITY--Famoys READING ANTHRACITE DO IT NOW--SAVE $1.00 per Ton. Port Perry Coal & Ice Co. PHONE 289 Lawrence's Drug Store News (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store.) oN 2, od Featuring Baby Supplies for National Baby Week. Powders & TRY A Johnson's Baby Powder : 28¢, and 55e. Johnson's Baby Oil 60¢..and $1.10 . Jolmson's Baby Cream... Shc. Mennen's Baby Powder 29¢. and: 59c. f Mennen's Baby Oil, . 60e., $1.10, $2.19 Z BT Baby Powder, .25¢., 50c. Stork Baby Powder Stork Baby Oil Fesrasersenenney Medicines Castoria ......coeecnns 33¢. and 6Yc. Lawrence's Baby Lax. 25 & 40¢, Baby's Own Tablets ....29¢c., 69c¢. Baby 217 Tablets, 35c. and 85¢ Tiny Tot Nose Drops ..........35¢. Rexall "Gripe Water .. Glycerin Suppositories ir / BAYSWATER DIAPORASH The -wonderful new baby - ointment ............... 95¢. and $1.69 "NUL A Lieesinetesgenineiaing "Lactogen Electric Bottle Warmer "Oleum Percomorph, 83c., + Baby Foods. Pablym or Pabena, 25¢, and 50¢, Nutrim "Junior Cereal . 79¢. and $1.89 70¢. and $3.00 Dextri Maltrose.... S.M.A. Dexin Allenbury's-.Barley Flour PELL LL LL LLL LT PI TYPE ELLE TPT TIN 45¢, Sundries Stock Nursers, complete Pyrex Baby Bottles 25¢. Latex Baby: Pants. .......... 50c. Aqua Seal [Plastic' Baby [Pants 39c. $3.75 Vitamins Ostoca Drops Infantol ....... Arete 90c. and $3.00 $8.65 $1.65 $2.00 Alphamette Liquid, 85c., ~ Supplavite Liquid, $1.25, 39¢. * $1.35 and $4.00: "A. M. LAWRENCE PHONE 77i6 « Rexall Store PORT PERRY -- FIGS, BLACK MISSION ee Parsnips, Tomatoes, etc. fine Cit Y EE pill TT TT E. MERLIN DOWSON MAPLE LEAF SOAP, 4 bars 23e............ .....TIDE, large 35c. We redeem your Proctor & Gamble Soap Coupons. ' --~BLUE-and-GOED-GOLDEN-WAX- nt de - GLENWOOD DICED BEETS, 15 OZ. ~....... MIRACLE WHIP, 32 oz. ....... HEINZ BABY FOOD ....... wwapass ...2 for 17c. viveninn esti nessgiraipnar asus aris serene s TDC, Juririinreresirgsn renee for 25c. Sergei pre Bh 1. pkg. 25¢. FREST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DUTCH SETS ONIONS .......... AES ET FERRARIS |) J Oranges, Grapefruit, Pineapples, Bananas, Lettuce, Cabbage | ' WE DELIVER-- PHONE 91 FOR SERVICE! 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'The People's Moat "Market "'Where You Get the Cholcest in Meats' FRESH and CURED MEATS of ALL KINDS Phone 72w, W. E. MacGregor and Son PORT PERRY ---------- Ra High School, MAY 10, 8.30 P. M. v 3 LEA aL - A DOO OO -a Bnd Wi > ¢