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Pret y rn ANT SAT i EH, ak BN itl TE - (Ce ; oA yr Bn TL RT Fo amg pe RT *, wy | | we Se Cl nl PR A a GY . i ar a te TE hg Ta TR rT oR eg 4 i . y 1 par - rin hip din a a] - PG ATE A rir EERE Si... CSOT ION of, 0 TN sr oe NE ph - pres "Bertha Dennison, "at 8.30 pms - i LOCAL items to the Star As courtesy and service to local readers we offer this column in mentioning your guests and items of interest. NEWS Send your Mr. Alan Fowler, O.S., has return ed to H.M.C.S. Stadcona,_ Halifax, where he will. take further training. He has spent a two day leave with hig mather in Oshawa and his grand. mother in Port Perry. , Mr. R. Stephenson, sisters Clarenta of Toronto, Ada of Utica, Ont.; also Mrs. Lenore McMillan, of Blackwater, attended the funéral-of the late Percy Stephenson, of Ottawa. Among last week's visitors were Mr. and Mrs. James MacBain Reid. Mr. Reid was for some years accountant at the Port Perry Foundry after it was taken over by Madison Williams. Mr. Reid now lives at Pointe au Baril, where with his sons he conducts a boat building and livery business. Scugog Braves Hold Dance Friday (Sondra James, Grade 9A) The "Scugog Braves" have planned planned a dance for Friday, February 23, at. Freeman's Hall, commencinng quite moderate and. everyone is wel- come to attend. tee Hockey Activity BANTAMS AND MIDGETS S Saturday morning come to the rink, weather permitting, we want all boys "interested in playing hockey in a local league to come to rink at 30. "New teams will, give vveryone a chance. United Church W.A. "A TRIP TO MEXICO CITY" Take a trip to Mexico City on Thurs. March Jet, at X in the School Room of the Under the Association, Mr: ing coloured Pictures .tripto Mexico: pleasant evening. at the Sunday United Church. Women's prot, Auspices of the Ronald Peel is show- of his #nd- Enjoy a Collection Mar. 1 Come Silver door. o> o> Deaths SHOR T-----Suddonly at Port Perry, on Saturday, 'February 17th, 1961, beloved wife of the late William S. Short, in her 82nd year. EL ec STINSON - At Whitby, on Friday, February 16th, 1951, Thomas Henry | Stinson, beloved husband of the late Sadie Fowler; in his 83rd year. BOWLES--At Port Perry, on Mon- day, February 19, 1951, Ellen O'Brien, beloved wife of William Bowles, in her 90th year. Births IRVINE---To Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Irvine, in Port Perry, on Friday, February 16th, .19561, a daughter-- Darlene Elizabe th. a a a \Cards of Thanks '1 wish to take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to all my relatives, friends and neighbours, who sent me cards, letters, fruit and flowers; also to Manchester W.A, for a 'lovely plant and to Dr. Irwin for his kind attention while 1 was in Oshawa General Hospital, Beth Sonley. AP ---- I Momoriam EDGAR--In loving memory of our dear father, Charles Freeman Edgar, who passed away February 7th, 1936, and our dear mother, Mary Lillian / Edgar, who passed away Februagy 19, 1948. We who loved you sadly miss you, As it dawns another year; In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near. Sadly missed, and always remembered by their family. FOR YOUR MILLINERY NEEDS VISIT Uptown Hat Shoppe MRS, E. B. COOKE AVON PRODUCTS Port parey/ Attention! dye Ieee Je bea EEE "Phe -admission--will- be I= recent The Churches ST. JOHN'S - ' PRE SBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Riddell, Minister Sunday, February 25th-- 11 a.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m. Boy Scout and Girl Guide Church service ry CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev. John T. Coneybeare dJrd Sunday in Lent, February 25th-- 11 a.m.-- Sunday School 7 p.m.-----Evensong Rev. E. O. Twiss, St. Church, Uxbridge. Wednesday, February 28th-- 8yp.m.--Lenten Service, Rector: Paul's PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10 a.m.--8. S. and Primary Class. Bible Class, Church Membership Class... 11 a.m.--Rev. L. Courtice. ue 7 pm.--Rev. L. M. Somerville. Educative illustrated travelogue on -Mexico by-Mr. Ist, ¥ p.m, Association. M. Somerville, of sponsored by Woman's PRINCE ALBERT CHURCH 2 p.n----S. 8. and Bible Class i p.m.----Kev. L. M. Somerville. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH * P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, 'February 25th-- "10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a.m.--Morning Woiship. 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service. Wednesday--Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. THE PENTECOSTAIL CHURCH Sunday, February 25th Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 aan. 7 pai. Evangelistic meeting. Wednesday and Friday, 8 p.m.-- Bible Study and Prayer Wm. Bowler Ph. 341R Pastor ~C-- Port Perry Council Scores Sanded Sidewalks Popular with 'Pedestrians. [Fem Editor: On behalf of those "who Wilk to shop and pick up mail daily, may I use your columns to ex- press appreciation to those respons- ible for doing such a good job of mak- ing the slippery sidewalks safer for everybody. We hope there'll be an encore when conditions call for it. (signed) "Taxpayer oo o> EUCHRE A PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE - will be held inthe School House, PRINCE ALBERT, on SATURDAY, MARCH 3rd; at 8 p.m. sponsored by the Prince Albert C.C.F. Club. Proceeds will be donated to the Memorial Hospital, Port Perry. Good prizes. Ladies provide lunch. Silver Collection. 'NOTICE ,BANQUET-- FEBRUARY 26th IN: THE UNITED CHURCH BASE- MENT. RESERVE THIS DATE FOR THE BOY SCOUT FATHER AND SON INSURANCE COMPANYH Consult the Crown Life Man CEC. KING ~ AGENT Port Perry - Phone 279-J- Austin CA, Bathie: *p.cC. Helen M. (Peel) Bathie *D.C. *DOCTOR. OF CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto For Appointment Phone 205R PORT PERRY Ronald Peely March | Letter to the Editor \ . Editor Port Perry Star Dear Sir: On several occcasions I have attended different functions at the Port Perry Recreational Centre which is indeed a great accomplishment for the benefit of old and young alike. I "have 'also. been skating on nights open to the. public "and have. exper- ienced one featuré-on the part of some. of the younger skaters that would not be tolerated in any of the Toronto rinks. r This 1 know .by experience. While most of us go there for a nights skating enjoyment, there are always "| « number of young and not so young, skaters who séem to think' they have the privilege of skating at..racing speed. I am sure that this cenduct is quite embarrasing to a lot of other skaters beside myself, especially to those who are virtually learning or have less experience, It is true in- skating as in walking, evédryone es- tablishes his or her own gait accord- ing to their personality, and it is not quite judicious that everyone should just follow the one ahead, but.when you watch these speeders dodging in and out, it could be that some one, some time, is going to get hurt. Hoping that the Recreational Centre Committee will put a curb on this form of expending the excess energy of the offenders. Yours Sincerely, ~vrse peer Wor Bee H.S. Boys in Sporis Possibly we' could now entitle the P.P.IL.S. Boys "not" in sport after the 3rd game in the Midget hockey play- offs was won_6-2 by Stouffville and thé Port lads went down 80-77 to Whitby in total points on the basket- ball play-offs. The hockey play-offs could be summarized as follows. First game at Stouffville, Stouffville 4, Port Perry 3; second game at Port Perry, Port Perry 4, Stouffville 8, third gmmne, at Port Perry, Stouffville 6, Port Perry 2. It might be inter- esting to follow the Stouffville Mid- gets in the Group "C". play-downs. Last record 1 had on this was that Stouffville were in round three of the play-offs against Bolton. As-for-the basketball play- offs the Whitby cagers visited Port Perry, boasting a 3 point lead by virtue of their 40-37 win in Whitby and it was this three point margin that gave this they the round, as the Wednesday game here was a tie 40 all. minus two of the best regulars, Al Cawker and Jack Griffen, who have discontinued school--attendance; the remainder of the squad, bolstered by 'the best Juniors, gave Whitby a real tassle "and lost out in the very last -minute--of play. It might be interesting to careful- respective" opponents as regards ex- "perience, population to select from (Stouffville midgets were comprised give a total of more than 3000--the limit for "C" competition) size, ete. ete, but let the records speak for themselves and say--*"congratulations to the winners"--and the better team won! : PPHS. News (Bonnie Milner, Grade 9B) On Friday, February 16th, the students and staff spent the latter part of the moyning in a special as- sembly. The main feature of the assembly was a most interesting talk by Howard Garvey (of Grade XIII) on his recent trip to New Yorrk and the United Nations. The assembly was in charge of fifth year students with showman Pete Sulman being M.C. During the same day we note that nervous Grade IX rookies presented oral compositions--well Alva, Shirley D., Mildred E. Bob G., John H., '| Eunice and Sondra, you made it O.K. Friday at four basketball 'stole the highlight as pretty lassies from the Lindsay H. S. visited Port Perry for a Junior-Senior doubleheader with our gals. After the cheering (and screaming) had all died down the Port Juniors had captured their game 10-8 gals. of our studénts have been lured away from studies in search of manual labour and spending money. We are, as is Grade 11, sorry to report that the last to fall prey to the call for "doe" was one of the best school athletes, Harold Collins, Before: we close, let's stick in a plug for the big "At-Home" this Fri- day. Expect to see you all. So long till next week. Gamble ly--compare both the local basketball and midget hockey teams with their] of. Stouffville and Markham which]. During the last few wouks several |- ERTL aR ia wal SN FORRERIERII ATL 8 8 i) > . . (8 - Fah E. MERLIN DOWSON | SPECIAL SPECIAL Margene Natures Best. MARGARINE TOMATOES, Choice 1 1b. 4l1c. 2--35¢.. as AMBER HONEY -........ccciivirvienns te reads es LE rIaTie 4 1b., 75c¢. FRYS HOT CHOCOLATE .........ooocvnrunnnne FOOD SAVER WAX PAPER ............ . HENLEY TOMATO JUICE, Fancy cosines 48020 256. FLORIDA ORANGES SPINACH, Cello A TOMATOES , Cello ............ FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES s for Juice, 252's FLORIDA Marsh Secedless GRAPEFRUIT, 96's, 4-27c. ARNE doz. 35¢. Sere eese iar ner tia irtany some ---- pkg. 27c. Playing | while the Senior Visitors defeated our ow 'WE DELIVER--PHONE 01 FOR SERVICE $ Brevard . SMALL HOUSE oy, 4 3 Nod 6 oe pt no AA th chokbd THE BREVARD has frame construction siding for exterior ports front éntrance hood. A corrugated glass partition shields the front entrance door and living room coat closet and wood-burning fireplace. Cabinets in galley-type kitchen are on opposite -walls, leaving a dinette at one end. Range and Linen Cabinet and two closets, one a large storage closet, are located in the small bedroom hall, and closets at front and' year entrance. Attached garage has overhead door and concrete floor. is a full basement except under garage. ~ Dimensions are 49 feet 6 inches by 26 feet. * feet; cubage 19,266, For further information _abou } House Planning Bureau, St. god, Minn. finish and asphalt shingles. "There are two bedrooms; bath, combina- - tion dinette and kitchen, and living room, throughout, with wide Latticework sup- refrigerator are on inside wall. wardrobe closets in the bedrooms There Area is 988 square ! THE BREVARD, write the Small Ever since the CBC News Service was-inaugurated--10-years-ago;, D. C:- McArthur (above) has been chief edi- tor. Qutside radjo, he has' had 17 years' experience "in" the newspaper, magazine and publicity fields. Born in-New York, the son-of a journalist, he later lived in England and then in 1910 moved with his family to a farm in Middlesex County in Ontario. After graduating from the Ontario Agricul- tural College in Guelph he went over- seas with the 66th Field Battery in 1916. Following 'the war he worked on the old Globe in Toronto and he was with the Maclean Publishing Co. for five years. RIE P= A A Trip to California Coloured Slides and Travelogue by R. A. Peel. 1 In Prospect School, on THURSDAY, February 22nd, at 8.30 p.m.. Special music by Mrs. J. E. Jackson, and Mr, Ken Jackson, Proceeds in aid of Commaitly. Hos- "| tion. with Local Boy Scores ~~ High JUDGING COMPETITION Local boy amongst top scorers in PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, FEB. h 22mg, 1951 OUR NEY WE STRIVE TO Eitig 0 fo Whether it's a steak dinner or soup and salad luncheon-- a you're sure to find it on"our ample menu-- perfectly prepared and served. Dulicateria Restaurant SATISFIES PLEASE ALL! "Lake Scugog Lumber PORT PERRY EEE EEE SEE aE 1. RE T ------ IL - I 0 ARE & Coal Co., 1 imited [] [] Phone. 240 w : EEE Tn wm PHONE 72W W. E MacGregor and Son PORT PERRY Ashburn Rev. J. Riddell had charge of the Church service at Burn's Church on Sunday, February 18th at 11 a.n. He chose for his text Galatians 3: all=Canadian Junior Judging Competi- Ross Evans, Uxbridge, a mem- ber of the Port Perry Calf Club! scored 142--points out of a possible! 150 in the All-Canadian Junior Judg- ing Competition held in connection the selection of All-Canadian Holstein for the past year. Ross was tied for 18th .place among the 613 'competitors. . Another member of the Port Perry Calf Club, Harold Medd, Port Perry, had a score of 136 points while-Ralph Club, had 134 points. The competition was sponsored by the Holstein-Friesian--Association-- of Canada. The first 100" received UTICA February 25th 'Sunday Service will Toronto, assisted by Mr. Kaill. The Valentine Party last Wednes- day for the Public School Scholars and small friends was well attended. Our popular School teacher spares nothing to make the parties a success. Mrs. Bert Mitchell and two little daughters spent the week end in Co- burg. "Mrs. J. T. Crosier spent the week- end in Toronto and Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. S. Prizeman, Toronto, Fred and Mrs. Ackney, also John Ack- ney of Uxbridge and Janette McDeu- gal, Beaverton were Sunday guests with Mrs. Ackney. ' Mrs. Locke has returned home after spending some time in Trenton. Walter and Mrs. Mitchell, Prospect, were Sunday guests at J. E, Mitchell's. Glad to learn that Mrs. C. Geer is pital. Admission 60c and 2fc. home again from Oshawa Hospital. a 0 New Dodge Savor is Introduced New this year is the Dodge Savoy, a special deluxe edition of the opulat all-purpose, all- metal e Buburban. The all- purpose all-steel Savoy . offers the style, comfort-and safety of a fine passenger car with the dash and colourful beauty of a station. . wagon -- yet it can be instantly converted into a load carrier with_the capacity of a light com- mercial' vehicle, Chambers, of Wilfrid, of the same be taken by Mr. John Sylvester, of verse 19--'"Wherefore then; serveth the law? Miss Florence Doble: sang f solo "Love Lifted Me." The young people held their regu- lar weékly meeting in the basement of -the Church on Sunday evening, February 18th at 8 o'clock with a good attendance. Following a short song service, the president Doris Her- on occupied the chair and opened the meeting with the singing of hymn 561 "Look-to-the Lamb of God". Miss Florence Doble read a poem "A Child's Faith", and Mrs. Russell Lunney led in prayer. A Bible - quiz -was then conducted based on Romans, Chapter 4, b and 6 which resulied in a tie-- Gold 5, Blue 6. or It was decided to presénit-Mrs. J. Dickson with" $26.00 from our mis- sionary funds. Mrs. Dickson is. a misgionary in Formosa working under the Presbyterian Church and is mak- ing a short visit to Toronto this week and delivering a series of lectures. Next Sunday evening Rev. McRo- berts of Cooke's Presbyterian Church, Toronto will be the guest speaker of the Y.P.S. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to everyone to attend. "Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead Us" was sung. A quartette consisting of Betty Jean Lunney and Bernice Watson, Carol Lunney and Shirley Lynde sang "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross". A short poem "Twas a Sheep" was read by Douglas Ashton. Mrs. Herbert Ashton then gave the topic. She chose for her subject "The Good Shepherd", demonstrating her remarks on the beautiful picture of "The Good Shepherd", painted by the artist Warner E. Salman, who is noted especially for his Biblical pictures. The meeting closed with the Sing- ing of Hymn 408 "There were ninety and Nine", and prayer by Kenneth Heron. : Mr. James Doble, of Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Henry Doble. Mr. and Mrs. E, F. Poil, of Bow- manville visited" at the Batten home on Wednesday. Mrs. Wes. Routley and 'daughter Helen spent the week end at-the home of Mr. J. Hamill, Manilla. Mrs. Howard Stiver, of Unionville, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kerr during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cromie, of To- 'ronto were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds. Mr. Hugh Knight, of Aylmer, spent the week-end 'with his parents Mr. : and Mrs. Walter Knight. Mr. Frank Lynde spent a few days last week with. relatives in Toronto. On Wednesday evening, February 14th, the.Y.P.S. members enjoyed a skating party at the Brooklin Arena. At '10.30-the skaters returned to the basement of the Church where a de- licious hot lunch had been prepared for them by the lunch Committee. Everyone reported 'a very pleasant evening. The Social Club held their weekly meeting in the .school on Friday ev- ening, February 16th. Progressive Euchre was played with the follow- ing winning prizes--Ladies first, Mrs. P. Barrie} Ladies second, Mrs. C. Gra- ham; Gentleman's first, Mr. C. Bry- ant and Gentleman's second, Mr. A." Richardson. A delicious lunch was served by the committee in charge. A feast of glorious music and romance! M.G.M. presents "the New Carusol" eo Color by Xe Technicolor ---- MARIO® LANZA \ "TRastof,. X jibwOrias 3 SRT rs Night, Legion Hall, Sat, Mar. 10 Proceeds 1o Community Hospital TOO {.