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A ~~ "J Ry B . JT 2S re a, INE YE Pa v ory a LOCAL Jtems 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 4 Mrs, GD. Underwood en route from Florida to her home in Sas- katoon, is the: week-end guest. of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brigham. Owing to the freezing rain around midnight on Saturday, a number of Port Perry folk 'were forced to spend the night in thelr cars at the foot .of some hill. It is reported thal, approximate- ly 80 cars (not all from Port Perry) were parked at Myrtle Station over night and a hundred or more on various places near Oshawa. They were unable to go any fur- ther until the sander came by on Sunday morning. Mi. and Mrs. Ww. Biydon and family were week-end guests of Mrs. Brydon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Archer. 1 AAAS NINN NNN SN Congratulations To Mr Tou. Hortop Mrs, Frank Oshawa, und Hortop, Ave., who will celebrate their 50th wedding anniver- sary on April 2nd. . ~~ Card of Thanks The family of the late Ben Donn wish to thank his friends and neigh- for their sympathy, flowers and acts of Kindness during his lifetime. Especially thanks to Mrs. H. Hope, Mr. and Mre John Ballard and Rev. bours . BUH Wylie Mew "principal" of Canada's big- gest "school" is Dr. R. O. MacFarlance of Winnipeg, who is also Deputy Minister of Education for Manitoba. As chairman of the National Avisory Council on School broadcasting, he now helps co-ordinate the work of the CBC and the provincial departments of education in. planning National School Broadcasting which, supple mented by provincially-oganized pro- grams, reach an estimated 600,000 pupils in one-third of the country's schools. Dr. MacFarlane was named chairman of the advisory body to re- place Dr. W. P. Percival, director of Protestant education in Quebec, who had occupied the post for a number of years ~ WHERE THERE'S CeCols THERE'S HOSPITALITY -{ Home of Mus. The Churches ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN ; CHURCH . - Rev. John Riddell, Minister Sunday, March 30th-- 11 a.un.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Church Service Subject--"The way, the truth and the light. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (ANGLICAN) (Rev. H., 8. Swabey, Rector) 11 a.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m.--Evening Service Wednesday, 8 pan. service. ---- PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H, Wylie, B.A., Minister Sunday, March 30th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.an.--Subject: "What are they among so many?" Ordination service for new elders. 7 p.m.--"What is Truth?" PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, March 30th-- I'l a.an.--Morning Worship 10 uan.--Sunday School. 7 p.an.--Evangelistic Service Wednesday--Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. PORT THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH SPECIAL SERVICES CONTINUE Sunday, March 30-- 10 aan. --Sunday School 11 a.m.--The Sons of Jeshurun. i p.m.--Spiritual Leprosy. Don't fail to hear Rev. D. Rogers. All 'welcome. Pastor: W. A. Bowler SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. CHURCH --March-29th at 2 p.m. Satuday Stanley Gerrow Subject--"How to bscome weaBhy over night." All are welcome. janloes Air Conditioning Furnace t.avestroughing We sell and service DURO PRESSURE PUMPS SYDNEY G. BARNES BROOKLIN Phone 72 r 2 Aug 62 Austin C. A. Bathie DR. OF CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Canadian Memorial _ Chiropractic College, Toronto I For appointment Phone 206R PORT PERRY. Fe a AE a ALSO 00 491-3-5 Danforth Ave., (n Phone--=GE 1575 Are You Ready for the EASTER PARADE? SEE OUR COMPLETE ARRAY OF Suits, Coats, Dresses Bridal Outfits "SHOP at ARDLE Y'S with CONFIDENCE" ARDLEY FROCKS Soran Logan) dd ig Service Club Qur March meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Aylmer Lee with 32 present. We were very happy to have with us our Honorary Pre- sident Mrs. R. Wiley. Mrs. Gordon Mark conducted | the Worship Service. The Scrip- ture was read by Mrs. J. Crane and an Easter Story was read by Mrs. Aylmer Lee and the Service was byought to a close with a pray- er taken by Mrs. Arthur Cox. Mrs. E. Kennedy gave a very in- teresting report on her trip to the Presbyterial Conference in Osha- wa, we were glad that at least one of our members could attend this conference and bring back the findings to us. The need for used clothing was stressed and the Service Club girls are asked to bring any clothing that they have to the next meeting, which in turn will be passed on to the Evening Auxiliary to help supplement the bale that they are packing at the end of April. Our President Mrs. Bruce Beare conducted the Business for the Fashion Show, and called on each convener to give a report on the work of their respective commit- tees. It was decided to take a Bus to go to Beaverton. This Bus will leave . from the bus station at 7 o'clock sharp, Wednesday; April 2. Anyone wishing to go to Beaver- ton please be there on time. The ticket conveners have ask- ed all the girls to hand in their money and' any tickets that they have left by Saturday at the latest 30 these tickets can be used at the door. The Service Club girls took a great deal of pleasure in donat- ing the sum of $26.00 to the Scouts for their new Scout Building. Our meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction and a tasty Junch was served by the Commit- tee In charge, who were Mrs. Lee, Mrs. J. Crane and Mrs: A. Cox. Our. April meeting will be held in the United Church basement on April 22nd at 880 pm. The Beauty Counsellors have been in- vited to this meeting. See you all at the FASHION SHOW MARCH 31st and APRIL 1. EASTERN STAR NEWS BLUE RAY CHAPTER No. 238 On March 18th the Worthy Mat- ron Miss Mildred Palmer, the Wor- thy Patron Mr. Elgin Hutchinson with a number of Officers and members of Blue Ray Chapter at- tended the Reception , for the Grand Chapter Officers of the Grand Chapter of Ontario at the Royal York Hotel Toronto. About 700 attended a delicious Banquet followed by Toasts and addresses from Grand Chapter Officers and distinguished guests. The Worthy Matrons, Worthy Patrons, Associate Matrons and Associate Patrons entertained the Guests with a beautiful drill which lasted nearly an hour. Fol- lowing the drill and a presenta- tion of flowers and Gift to the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Mabel MacKereth of Toronto and a Gift to the Worthy Grand Patron Mr. Arthur Ashford of Ottawa every- one joined in a Dance with an at. tendance of about 1000. Those not interested in Dancing were en- tertained by Euchre and Bridge. joyed by all. ter accepted an invitation from Caranation Chapter, Lindsay, to be their guests--the occasion be- ing Inspection of Officers by the Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Mabel Mackereth of Toronto. A very pleasant avening was enjoyed by a goodly number from Blue Ray Chapter. Guests were present from Parry Sound, Orillia, Mid land, Peterboro, Haliburton, Bar rie, Bobcaygeon, Oshawa, Toronto and Ottawa. Blue Ray Chapter is very busy having Telephone Euchres in aid of our Hospital and we hope to have a nice Sum to donate toward hls cause : ; A very pleasant evening was en- On March 24th Biue Ray chap-| County Seed Fair PORT PERRY SCENE OF 13TH ANNUAL ONTARIO COUNTY SEED FAIR Under the auspices of the Ont- ario County Crop Improvement Association, the Thirtéenth An- nual Ontario County Seed Fair was held in the gymnasium of the Port 'Perry High School here -on Saturday, March 22nd. fine job of organizing having been effected the program for the day was scheduled so that the exhibits were set up from 9.00to 10.00 a.m. and the judging being effected from '10 until 12. : The fair resumed at 1.46 with a fine gathering seated in the gym- nasium where the exhibits were bearing the prize tags previously awarded during the morning judg- ing. L. H. Fair of Uxbridge, Sec- retary-treasurer- of the Ontario County Crop Improvement Asso- ciation, was the first speaker of the afternoon. Mr. Fair was fol- lowed by Tom Dickenson (of Ot- tawa), Manager of the Ottawa Dairy Farm, who was the guest speaker @nd gave a most informa- tive address on "Grass Silage". An address was then given by T. W. Brennaud, Canadian Depart- ment of Agriculture, Toronto, who acted as seed judge for the fair. Following this, addresses were given by George R. McLaughlin, Oshawa, Président of the Ontario Crop Improvement Association. Alex Davidson, Agincourt, who led the Panel Discussion on Grass Sil- age vs Corn Silage, Ken Fallis, Toronto, of Fleldman's Crops, Seeds and Weed Branch, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Les Smith, Port Perry, the first vice-president of the Ontario Crop Improvement Association. With a record number of entries being exhibited, the judges re- corded the following results: re- gistered oats, early, (10 bushels sealed), Lorain variety, Clarence Scott, Oshawa; registered oats, (late), Erban variety, Ralph IL. Veitch, Uxbridge; reg. barley, Barboff variety, F. H, Westney, Pickering; fall wheat, 1. W. He- ber. Down, Brooklin; 2. Murray Dunkeed, Claremont; 8. Ivan Nor- ton, Greenwood; oats, any variety --1. Ralph Veitch, Uxbridge, 2. Howard Malcolm and Sons, Locust Hill, 3. W. Heber Down, Brooklin: oats, early, any variety--IL. Clare Vernon, Port Perry (Ajax variety) 2. Herman Kerry, Port Perry, Car- tier variety, 8. Morley Ross, Ux« bridge, Ajax variety; barley, 6 rowed, any variety--l. W. Heber Down, Brooklin, 2.Ivan Norton, Greenwood, 8. Howard Malcolm and Son; spring wheat--Howard Malcolm and Son, Locust Hill, Du- rum variety; rye--Ivan Norton, Greenwood; red clover--I. Howard Malcolm and Son, Locust Hill, 2. W. Heber Down, Brooklin, 8. F, W. Westney, Pickering; timothy-- I. Howard Malcolm and Son, Lo- cust Hill, 2. Clarence Scott, Osh- awa; alfalfa--H. Malcolm and Son Locust Hill; F. or FA Potatoes, late, Ivan Norton, Greenwood, 2. Howard Norton, Greenwood, 8. A. T. Powell, Port Perry; oats, med- ium or late--I. Sinclair Robertson, Port Perry, 2.Ivan Duff, Port Perry, 8.William Lamb, Port Perry; potatoes, late or early--I: Arthur Powell, Port Perry, 2. Jim Harper, Port Perry; corn, 10 ears, Jim Harper, Greenwood; special malting barley--Russel Morrison, Beaverton; special for Ontario County 80 bushel club--I. Heber Down, Brooklin, 2. Murray Dunk- ell, Claremont. y BE .-------- , EEE-- -- Fur trading is not a thing of the past in Canada by any means. In 1980, in the North West Terri- tories alone, it was a big business, worth $2,600,000. ® #& » Canada has seven time zones. r- : : Announcement Mr. C. W. James wishes to announce the opening of his Barber Shop APRIL 4th, in the GOODALL Feed Office, opposite the skating rink, With a} Scout Mothers Phe regular meeting of the Scout Mothers' Auxiliary was held on 19th March at the home of Mrs, Nott, After the business meeting a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. The meeting was closéd by repeat- ing the Scout Mothers' prayer. Ashburn Sunday School at Burn's church was conducted as usual on Sun- day, March 23rd at 10 an. with a fair attendance. The Church service was cancelled due to the iey condition of the roads, The social evening sponsored by the Ladies Bible Class in the base- ment of the Church on Thursday, March 20th was well attended and a decided success. Rev. J. Riddell acted as Chairman when a humor- ous play "The Ghost of Farley's Farm", was presented. Refresh- ments were served and a social time enjoyed. Ti Mr. and "Mrs. Henry Doble at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Thompson, in Sunderland on 'Fri- day. The weekly meeting of the young People's Society was held in the basement of the Church on Sun- day evening, March 23rd at 8.16. Mur. George Malcolm, President of the Ontario Presbyterian Young People's Societies" and .a student at Knox College, Toronto was the guest speaker. Miss Fern Stephen, of Toronto and Miss Glenys Stephen, of Whit- by spent the week-end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Frey Steph- en, Mr. Charles Slack, of Beams- ville, spent a day last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Rout- ley. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. | Robert Parrott who celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary on Monday March 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland of Utica were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Nelson Ashton: ALL YOUR DRUG NEEDS = | Our full line of quality Drugs and Supplies insures E rapid filling of Pharmical needs. erases recttesetettestetRT reset e 'We stock a full line of Vitamins. Sim , -e ® co BRUTON'S DRUGSTOR: Stanley R. Bruton, Phm.B. Phone 16 PORT PERRY Geass bnre tanta rtianttrreyt SPECIALS MARGARINE, Swift's ALLSWEET ............ccocoonvineinns Ib. 35¢. SHORTENING, Schnider's CRISPY FLAKE ............ 1b. 27c. SWIFTING, Swift's Shortening " 1 1b. 35c. BROOMS, 4-StriD@ ii ..civiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiieiiseistssessessesvensossesenes 99¢. BRUNSWICK SARDINES ........c.occoovviivievininnininnns 3 for 25¢. STOKELY!S CREAM CORN, 15 0z. .......ccocrnieununnan 2 for 38c. SAVE ALL WAX PAPER .........ooooveivinriivniisnsinnns wennedle, KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, large ARG 25c¢. POTATOES, No. 1 ......c.coooviininiiin evra iens hunting 70c TOMATOES, Cello............cc.......... Smal RL ees Ni riiss 23c. FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES, 252'8 .......ccvvevuennn. dozen 29c¢. - E. MERLIN DOWSON BALLET - TAPS Register for Classes on Tuesday at 4.30 p.m. : Port Perry High School Irenie Harvey Mary Brotherwood kN : LP STYLE ENTERTAINMENT Uxbridge Two Shows Nightly--7.00 and 9.00 Saturdays and Holidays 6.30 & 8.30 Matinee 2.00 p.m. L nisl SHOWING TO-DAY ONLY-- THURSDAY, MARCH 27th « "THE LADY WITH A LAMP" |# "starring ANNA NEAGLE and MICHAEL WILDING FRIDAY-SATURDAY, MARCH 28-29 "HER FIRST ROMANCE" starring MARGARET O'BRIEN and | ALLEN MARTIN plus i "DICK TURPIN'S RIDE" starring LOUIS HAYWARD and 'PATRICIA "MEDINA MON. TUES, MARCH. 81:APRIL 1 "SOLDIER'S THREE" starring WALTER PIDGEON and - STEWART GRANGER WE DELIVER--PHONE 91 FOR SERVICE NOW IS THE TIME TO FIX 'THAT CEILING OR WALL. We have on hand: SHEETROCK--4 x 7,4x8;4x9. : © PLYWOOD, "ns Wn SPRED SATIN, Ideal Paint Finish for sheetrock. Ask those who have tried it. } = ------ Lake Seugog Lumber. & Coal Co., Limited PORT PERRY. --- NC -- Let Us Supply You WITH THE CHOICE FRESH MEAT TO GIVE THE "PROPER BALANCE IN CAWKER'S '- - BUTCHERS WED. - THURS. - APRIL 2 and LH : "THE LOST CONTINENT", starring CESAR ROMERO and = HILLARY BROOKE We're Proud of Our Service And we know you'll like it, tool It's smooth, quiet, and i efficient--adds perfectly to your enjoyment of our meals. § + : ahve gd ° Come in soon for a complete meal or snack. "DEL" RESTAURANT PAINTER and DECORATORS in all branches of the trade. OUR NEW SAMPLE BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE, "Our years of experience to help you in. choosing the proper papers for your 'rooms. 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