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a, oh ge 2 SoS Rai TR TT Te 8 aS NTR nT Fee am be 2 ) 's. AC NTs Sl mA Sa Sd \ f [] items to the Star "Riverdale Hospital. CN LOCAL ~ As courtesy and service to local readers we offer this column in mentioning your guests and items of interest, NEWS Send your Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Payne, of Buffalo, visited, with- Mrs. Wm., Jack- son, over the week-end; also attended the Gray-Mark wedding. Callers at the home of Mrs. R. M. Holtby, "on Sunday, were: Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey, Brooklin, Mrs, Painter, and Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds of Myrtle, and Mr, and Mrs, Geo. A, McMillan, Port Perry, I ~~ Mrs. Minnie Real returned home after a week's visit with her son Grant and Mrs, Real, at Camp Borden. Mr: and Mrs. Jack Starkey took a holiday trip to New York City last week. Jack says they found it cheaper to live over there, than here. : Cards of Thanks We wish to extend our sincere thanks and. appreciation to our many friends for their, kind expressions of sympathy during our recent bereave- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reesor. Words cannot express our sincere thanks for enquiries and cards re- ceived during Harold's stay in the May we also ex- press our thanks and appreciation to our neighbours and friends for cards, floral tributes find the many acts of kindness in the loss of a dear husband and father. > Murs. Harold Mills and family. Tha Ak Y You! The Local Assocjation for Girl Guides wish to Thank all who bought the Cookies on "Cookie Day". "Your support to this Youth Organization is greatly* appreci- ated and is a source of encourage- ment to our Leaders who donate 80 much time to the training. We still have some Cookies left and would be pleased to fill your order. Give your order to a Girl |. Guide or a Brownie, and they will be glad to serve you. Deaths LEASK -- At the home of her "daughter, Mrs. Morley T. Raines, Lot 16, Con. 14, Reach Township, on Tues- day, October 23rd, 1961, Velma E. Noble, beloved wife of D. Cecil Leask, in her 63rd year. Funeral service on Friday, at Green- bank United Church at 2.30 p.m,' INSURANCE COMPANYH Consult the Crown Life Man CEC. KING - AGENT Port Perry - Ontario Austin C. A. Bathie - DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto For appointment Phone 206R PORT PERRY. "The Churches ST. JOHN'S ". PRESBYTERIAN CHRUCH Rev. John Riddell, Minister Sunday, October 28th-- 11 a.m.--Sunday School T p.m.--Evening Worship Subject--*"The Power of Reformation" CHU RCH OF THE. ASCENSION Rector: Rev. H, S. Swabey, M.A., B.D, Sunday, October 28th-- 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening service 'PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Service with Mr. R. B. Smallman. Evening service cancelled until the ar- rival of the new minister. PERRY BAPTIST PORT CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, October 28th-- 10 a.m.--Bible School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wednesday----Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. THE PENT ECOSTAL -C HURC H Sunday, October: 28th-- } 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.--Rev. .and Mrs. MacDOWELL, from the Eastern Pentecostal Bible College, - Peterboro, On, will be singing and preaching. "A GREAT T R1IAY IN STORE FOR ALL." To- Morrow Nig ht " FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th at g p.m. A FILM WILL BE SHOWN, present- ing THE BIBLE STORY. Young People from Church of the Open Book in Oshawa will be in charge of service. All are invited. W. A, BOWLER, Pastor. Anniversary - Services AT PROSPECT UNITED CHURCH ) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Guest Speaker: W. G. FLETCHER, B.A, of Wooler, Ontario. Special Music by the Utica Choir and Ashburn Male Quartette A cordial invitation is extended to all. REY. KEEP THIS DATE OPEN Seagrave United Church W. A, is holding a Turkey Dinner with Plum] Pudding, on Wednesday, Nov. 7th at 65.30 p.m. in the basement of the Church. Nov. 1 owe -------- NOTICE . The Second Instalment of the 1961 Taxes for the Village of Port Perry, is payable on or before NOVEMBER 6th, 1951. novl ~~ JOHN F. RAINES, Collector Port Perry, Oct. 18, 1951, BUY KISSES THE BOY SCOUTS SELL APPLES. THE GIRL GUIDES SELL COOKIES. but-- THE C.G.I.T. SELL KISSES (Candy Kisses that is) * ever, "D "PORT PERRY LUNCH 'with the BUNCH Come and meet the gang here everyday and enjoy : not-only their company, but also the tastiest food Everything from a snack to a full meal. RESTAURANT 'I ment. bring sandwiches, The W: A. will meet on Thursday, October 26th at 2.80 p.m. in the. base- nient of the Church. All ladies are cordially invited. Birthday greeting to Diane Jordan who celebrated her ninth birthday on October: 28rd, Mr. J. C. Hill extends a special invitation to all to attend the evening _|service at Epsom United Church on Sunday at 7.80 pm. Alse Sunday School at 10.80 a.m. 'A Hallowe'en Party will be held on Friday evening in the Church: base- 'Please come in costume and Arrangements are being made for the Annual Hallowe'en Party at S.S. No; 11 on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 31st. Many will remember Miss Jda Dow- ner who was in charge of the Sutcliffe Store in Port Perry several years ago. Miss Downer passed away suddenly in The Artistic Store, Lindsay, on Friday afternoon, October 19th, where she had been employed as saleslady for several years. Sympathy is extended to bereaved relatives and friends. We are pleased to report that Mr. George Payne, who had a---limb re- moved recently, has returned home from the hospital and is in° good spirits. Jack Claughton, Ottawa, and Mr. Alpine - Christie of Peterboro, were visitors at Al Christie's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tummonds of Shirley, and Misses Patsy and Fay Asling, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ray Medd and family. Sorry to report that Mr. C. Yagger is on the sick list. © We hope he will soon enjoy bettér health. -1t is with regret we learned of*the sudden passing of the late Wilson Ger- row, The community extend sympathy to Mis. Gerrow and family in their bereavenient. Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Thos. Anderson and family in the sudden passing of Mrs. Anderson's mother, the late Mrs. Re¢binson, of Port Credit. + Mr. and Mrs. Neeson and Mr. Mrs. Rogers enjoyed a trip to Orillia and Midhurst on Saturday. -- > --------------- ------ The annual bazaar of the Evening Guild, of The Church of the Ascension, to be held in the Parish Hall, on Satur- day, October 27th at 2.30 p.m. Home - Baking, Fancy Work and Afternoon Tea. Free baby sitting will be provided. - C. G. I T. Last week the senior girls of the C.G.IL'T. planned for an invitation party to be held next Tuesday, October 30th.. The initiation part is for the beriefit of the new C.G.I.T. members. An invitation has been extended to the Explorers to come and join in the fun. The C.G.LT. girls are very busy these days weighing up Candy Kisses for Hallowe'en. They are selling on your door. WHE Ty EAR SCUGOG The Anniversary services will be held on Sunday, October 28th in Grace Church at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m., with Rev. H. R. Monk- man, B.D., of Greenwood, Ont, assisting Rev. J. D. Mackinnon of Grace Church. Come and let us fill all the pews. All are sorry to hear of Mr. Ira Aldred's great loss of his grist and feed Mill in Port Perry, which was destroyed by fire last Wed. "Smypathy is extended to Mrs, Wilson Gerrow and family in the passing of her husband, who lived many years here on Scugog Island. 'Mrs. Douglas Aldred has re- turned home from her trip and visit with her parents at Lady Lake, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Prentice called on Mr. and Mrs. George Sweetman 'on Sunday. . Mr. John Sweetman's new house is coming along fine and he will soon be moving in. Miss' Shirley Eden spent the week-end with Miss Marie Long at Prince Albert. Mr. Donald Long of Prince Al- bert spent the week-end with his grandmother Mrs. David Hope. Several around here attended the wedding on Saturday of Mias Lucile Mark. Congratulations. . and' | work. them at 39¢c. 1b. and will be E Jocnkivg P.P. H. 8. Hallowe'en Dance Hard-time Refreshments Port Perry High School FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th Price 40c, 8.30 p.m, Mayhelle Rehekah| On Tuesday evening, October 16, 1951, at the regular meeting of May- belle Lodge, installation of officers took. place. District Deputy President Sister Mae Allan and her installing staff] - from Heather Lodge, 384 Orono, of- ficiated. : i The. officers duly installed for the coming term are as follows: N.G.--Lola Bruce V.G.--Dora Dowson Warden--Grace Love Con.--Alma Cox Chap.--Marjorie Wanamaker Musician--Alpha Samells Color Bearer--Norma Jeffrey Inside Guard--Ruby Short R.S.N.G.--Rita Boe L.S.N.G.--Marjorie Milner R.S.V.G.--Kay Pickard L.S.V.G.--Velma Foster Rec. Sec.--Ruth Foster Fin. Sec.--Lucille Gray I'reas.--Lucille Mark. Outside Guard--Elsie Pogue Press Sec.--Josephine Dowson, After the installation was completed Sister Mae Allan wished the new of-| ficers success in their chairs, then the lodge was closed with the new officers | presiding. All present retired to the club room and enjoyed a bountiful lunch prepared by the convener Sister Merle McKee and her helpers. > en Seeking Workers | WINDSOR SEEKING "IV KNOW -HOW" IN SMALLER CENTRES Urgently require at least 400 workers - for electronics and TV Windsor, -the Empire's automo- live capital, is making a strong bid to become. the television manu- facturing capital also. A drive headed by William Hurwitz, Ross Mason, Coronet Television Corp- oration, and the Windsor TV Mane ufacturers Association is search-. ing the smaller centres of Ontario for some 400 Canadian workers with electrical, radio, radar or electronic experience to aid in in- creasing the Border Cities televi- sion set production. There is great civic interest in the drive as the television industry, unlike the automotive manufacturing, has no seasonal layoff, which is greatly dreaded in the Windsor area. The majority of experienced television workers in Canada are centred in Montreal and Toronto, and the recent rapid growth in Windsor, due to its close proxim- ity to Detroit, Chicago, and other American centres has absorbed all workers - with experience. They feel that every smaller Ontario center can yield 2 or 8 prospective TV experts. Applications are now being received. 'We urgently re- quire two types of 'workers. We want those who have an electric- al background, or are experts at soldering, or can train easily or we want the ambitious young people from the smaller centers to train on our production line for six months or more and then return to their home communities as our factory trained experts" Stated Mr. William Hurwitz, Cor- onet. TV president at a recent meeting of the Windsor TV Asso- ciation "Our workers will all be affiliated with the United Auto 'Workers, and their conditions will be excellent." Coronet Television currently has orders for 9,000 sets for Can- ada, and 10,000 chassis for export, and production is seriously de- layed through staff shortages-and |- training-on-production line work. The Company is présently turning out 40 sets a day, will be making 50 in November, and 100 by Feb- ruary. Their goal is 260 daily or 50,000 sets in 1952 when television will come to Canada. a Hallowe'en Dance © MEMORY HALL "UTICA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th Modern and Old Tyme Dancing Orchestra in attendance Admission 50c per person. a TWO i NIGHTLY - 7,00 'and i SATURDAYS and HOLIDAYS 6.30 and 8.30 ER MATINEE: 2,00 p.m, LS ET iV] SN MR. and MRS. Wy MUST Ste 1 NEBR. Wg YO) EVERY Mir A DREAM _ _.F PORT PERRY WHO HAS AND FOR . wits BEVLAN B0M01 ELISABETH FRASER SINE LOCnT | o THE WARM AND WONDERFUL SULPASHIS ALL THE NOMISEUN WumOR OF "STARS IN MY CROWN" AND ALL THE WARMIN AND CHARM OF "FD CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN® $13333312 TUR K EY DINNER Greenbank United Church under the auspices of the W.A. ALSO SHORT PROGRAM Friday, November 2 at 5.30 pm. ADMISSION Adults $1.25, Children 50c. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION is holding its Annual Turkey Supper on Wednesday, November 14th, in the Parish Hall. IE a Prince Albert Mr. H. O. Smith of Salem, Ohio, spent a few days.at the home of his mother, Mrs. G. Ferris. We welcome the street lights which are being turned on this week. Now one: will be able to pick their way long the cracked and "bumpy side- walks with a little less fear? Mr. and Mrs. T. Saunders of Healey Falls, are visiting at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs. J. Doupe. Mr. E. Clements, Toronto, visited a few days with his sister Mrs. D. Mec- Taggart. Mr. and Mrs. Schultz, of Oshawa, were guests of the Newnhams on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, Warden who reside in part of the house, where the Kincaids are, spent the week-end in Schomberg with relatives. i Minidy = Tuesday, Oct. 29-30 six hundred "ONLY THE VALIANT" 8 Starring GREGORY PECK «8 plus COLORED CARTOON pn ro so000 MARCH» SCOTT They were six and fought like J i This is Your Kind of Picture! A PICTURE THAT, AWAITS YOUR a EVERLASTING REMEMBRANCE. YOU'LL THANK HEAVEN FOR IT... . YOUR LAUGHS . . . YOUR THE THRILL OF SEEING IT NMTED AN Ni SEV va Sli ali CANE. --t STORY OF A PARSON WHO HAD ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN. AND A HEART THAT WAS OOWN TO EARTH! MUCH ® © @ c8CWNH ONY SOI Wed. Thurs. Oct, 31 & Nov. 1 VAN JOHNSON and JUNE ALLYSON ie BRIDE "GOES WILD" * ¢ A plus and CARTOON POPPE 0 0000000000 epee bees POPE OEPOOEO000RIIIOO 133388323388 8 Persea st sesso obec orsessersrnsrsss) Ld Rod and Gun Club On Thursday evening of this week the Club members get together at the high school gym where casting and small bore rifle target practice will be held. Any business that is to be brought before meeting or any sug- gestions or business matters that any members has to bring up, will be dealt with during the evening. Mr. Roy Cornish is to give the club with pictures that _he has taken over a period of time of travels that he has taken. Information that has been given me from. some that have seen them is that they are very edu- cational, and will be worth seeing. This travel talk will given at the annual Club dinner November 2nd when members and their ladies will dine; Ott Hamilton, Sec. Treas, members and their guests a travel | AIDS, ASSISTANT COOKS, . MAIVIENENCE MEN. nl il Of [Of LAUNDRESS, MALE ORDERLIES, COURT OF REVISION « VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY A Court of Revision to hear appeals against assessments pertaining to the Roll of 1961 upon which the taxes for 1962 will be levied will be held at the Clerk's office, Wednesday, Nov-- ember 14th, 1951, at 7.30 p.m. Assessment Act, K.S.0., 1937, ¢, 272, 8, 78 (9); 1860, ¢.8, 5.13(1) JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk Port Perry, Oct. 18, 1951 novl TRADE MARK REG tastes best when served ice cold Sumi Ty HO Applications will be received by the undersigned on or before November [| g 5th, 1951, for the following positions at "Fairview Lodge": H REGISTERED NURSES, PRACTICAL NURSES, WARD [| DOMESTICS, JANITORS, and . GENERAL Application Forms may be obtained from the undersigned. WM. G. MANNING, Clerk, County of Ontario, Whitby. xidna g 1 0 A OA OO : * : Special ro Services Missionary Conference PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH THURS., and FRIDAY, 8.00 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICES~ 11.00 A.M. 7.00 PM ADDED SHORT - li Rd [om