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4--THE PORT PERRY, STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1958 LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Frank D. Slemmon of Ottawa, has been serving as a Juror at the Fall assiszes 'of the Supreme Court of Ontario in-Ottawa,. with Judge Chev- © rier presiding. We are pleased to report that Doug Davison of Nestleton- has returned "home after a spell in the Community | Hospital, Port Perry. : MEETING SCUGOG CHAPTER, I. 0. D, BEB ' The regular Monthly Meeting will be held in the Library Rooms on Mon- day, October 6, 1953 at 3 p.m. Come and support your chapter. In Memoriam MILLS -- In loving memory of Harold, who passed away October 1st, 1951. A silent thought, a secret tear Keeps his memory ever dear, Time takes away the edge of grief, But memory turns back every leaf. i " Ever remembered by Mildred and Roy MILLS--In loving memory of Har- old, who passed away October 1st, 19561. What would I give to clasp his hand, His dear face to see, To hear his voice and see his smile, That means so much to rie, Dearly remembered by Mother and Father. MILLS -- In loving memory pf a dear husband and: father, Harold C. Mills, who passed away Oct. 1st, 1951. God knew that lie was suffering, That the hills were hard to climb. So he closed his-weary eyelids _ And whispered, "Peace be thine." Away in the beautiful hills of God By the valley of rest so fair, Some time, some day, know not when, I will meet my loved one there. Sadly missed by wife and family. Uxbridge - "PLEASE NOTE "Two Shows Nightly, 7.00 & 9.00 - Matinee at 2.00 p.m. Air Conditioned for Your comfort y rs LAST SHOWING TO-NITE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 .. "BLAZING FOREST" | (Technicolor) starring JOHN PAYNE : --PLUS-- "HAWKS IN THE SUN" x FRIDAY-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2-3 "THE SAVAGE" (Technicolor) starring CHARLTON HESTON and SUSAN MORROW Monday & Tuesday "October 5-6 TWO GREAT STARS IN THE ONE GREAT LOVE STORY OF AFRICA. "WHITE WITCH DOCTOR" Starring Susan Hayward Robert Mitchum FILMED IN SPLENDID TECHNICOLOR WED.-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7.8 "KID FROM.LEFT FIELD" starring DAN DAILY and ANNE BANCROFT "REACHING FROM HEAVEN" will be at this Theatre for Bix Unforgettable Days J The Churches C HURCH OF THE ASCENSION <« ANGLICAN Rector: Rev. H. S. Swabey, M.A., B.D, Oct. 4th--18th' Sunday after Trinity. 11 a.m.--Holy: Communion 11 a.m'--Sunday School. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H, Wyle, Minister Sunday, October 4th-- "11 am.--*"What We Believe"-- (2) "I Believe in God." 7 p.m.--Rev. R. M, Seymour of En- neskillen, In conjunction with Christians throughout the world, Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the Morning Service. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, October 4th: 10:00 a,m.--Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Divine Worship. The Sacrament.of the Lord's Sup- per. . Minister: Rev. A. M. Currie, M.A. B.D., Toronto, Ont,= . Sunday, October 11: 11:00 a.m.--Sunday School. '7:00 p.m.--Evening Worship, Thanksgiving service. Minister: Rev. A. M, Currie, M.A., B.D. . Please note change of time for Sunday School and Church service. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Douglas Sloan, Pastor. : Sunday, October 4th-- 2 p.m.--Sunday School. 3 p.m, Service-- Wednesday--Prayer a, 8 pm; PENTICOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, October 4th-- 10 a.m,--8unday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship _ 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service-- Wed. 8 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs., 2 p.m.--W.M.S. meeting. Fri., 8 p.m.--Young Peoples. - EVERYBODY WELCOME SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, October 3rd-- Service at 2.80 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are welcome Cards of Thanks Mr. Jack Smith of Burketon wishes to thank his many friends and neigh- bours for their kindness during his recent illness and also for the cards and gifts that were very much appre- ciated. I wish to thank all my friends who so kindly voted for me. TT P Gracie Bassant. Recent List of Donations Received Aug. 18--Fred Brown, Port Perry Sept. 2--Ted Jackson (proceeds from cold drinks sold at Farm Im- plement Demonstration) ....$12.17 Sept. 12--A. G. Christie, 211 "Tun. bridge Rd., Baltimore, U.S., $100.00 Sept. 17--Community Hospital Auxiliary . Sept. 21--Anglican Church, Port Perry, all fruit and vegetables from the Harvest Thanksgiving Serice. Aug.--Mr. Frank Allen, making signs for front of hospital. OLD TIME MODERN DANCE Featuring ABBIE ~ ANDREWS "and the CANADIAN RANGH BOYS. Star of ® CBC RADIO NETWORK © BILTMORE RECORD WED,, OCT. 7 2 OSHAWA " we are asking you for good, clean _1grave Choir. -------Pastor:--Wmo-W:-Thompson {Are Suggested | rectors of the Whitby Chamber of ayy r LAN ney : A ae Sn LAS RH 1, FE % 8 -- RARE A RE TE FHI S82 x Ea Coming Events HELP FOR GREECE j All available 1,0.D.E. supplies have been used to aid the Greek victims of the disastrous edrthquakes--and used clothing . so that these people may have some clothing for the coming winter. Please. leave at the 'entry to the Library where you will find a carton. Euchre and Dance EUCHRE & DANCE, 'Country Style' will be held in Utica Hall, Friday, Oct. 2nd, at 8.30 p.m. - Prizes for Euchre-- roasting fowl. Music by Millman- Beacock Orchestra. Admission b50c. Sponsored by Epsom Community Club. septsl Postponed Hockey meeting scheduled for Thur. October 1st has been Post-Poned un- til further notice, owing to Bowling League meeting, Bowling League All Teams wishing to Bowl in the Business Men's League please have representative at organization meet- ing at KING PIN LANES--THURS- DAY, OCTOBER 1st, 8.00 p.m. Anniversary SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11-- Anniversary services at 11 a.m, and 7.30 p.m.-in Seagrave United Church. Morning in charge of Rev, F. E, Mad- den of Sunderland. Music by Sea- Evening service in charge of Rev. H. A, Kennedy, of Ux- bridge. Music by Raglan choir. i oct8 Rummage Sale SATURDAY, OCT. $-- 1.80 pm, until ? ? at the Port Perry Public Library a rummage sale of Winter Clothing. Tea and Cookies will be served. Church of Ascension, Evening Guild. Turkey Supper Aurney OCT. 10, 6 p.m.-- UTICA, UNITED CHURCH There will be a continuous showing of Moving Pictures for entertainment. ANNIVERSARY SERVICE, OCT. 4th, 2.30 p.m. Guest Speaker, Dr. E. Crosley Hunter. Music by Baker Hill Octette. Butter Make Is Increased According to the statistics branch of the Ontario Department of Agri- culture the make of creamery butter in. Ontario County, during August of this year, was markedly higher than in August of last year. It was learned the total make for the month was 82,637 pounds as com- pared {with' 80,467 pounds for August of last year. The make in the county for the first eight: months of this year was 608,440 pounds as compared with 578,238 pounds for the same per- iqd of last year. In Durham County the August make was 856,720 pounds as compared with 87,788 pounds for August of last year, 'The total make in Durham for the first eight months of this year was 632,408 pounds as against 601, | 971 pounds for the same period of *62: Street Benches For Aged People "In the opinon of the Board of Di- Commerce, benches should be provid- ed and conveniently located for the comfort and convenience of aged the Board meeting this week and while no action was taken it was sug- gested that some men mow in Fair. view Lodge, who wish to have some- thing useful to do, might make them. The question may be brought up a- gain at a later meeting. The retail merchants committee of the Chamber with Bob Collins as chairman, will look into the matter of Christmas shopping hours in the stores and submit a report. It is planned to try and have them uni- form so that the public will know just what is what. 3 people. The suggestion was made at] : There Are Big Ones In Scugog This 26% 1b. Muskie was hauled in after 1% hrs. of fisherman's delight AEA, Ls TOR PES E Rots Salata Ya \ by Port Perry Rod and Gun Club member Milt Butson last Sunday. Accident on Scugog Road Sept. 27--An accident happend on Scugog Island recently on road west of town hall, when two cars collided. One driven by Mrs, Petty and daugh-{- ter of Toronto coming from Lakeside beach--the other going west on the 10th concession driven by Mrs, Clarke Ross of Toronto. In the Clarke car were 6 children who were badly shak- en up but noné hurt seriously. In the Petty car were 4 ladies who, were not seriously hurt. One car which tried to avoid the impact went off into left side of road and was damaged quite badly. : No Zone Hydro Rate "|For Province STRATFORD - =A standard zone- rate for eleétric power in Ontario has been considered but is not yet feasible '| delegates to No.. 6 district Ontario Municipal Electric Association were told at their annual convention Tues- day. A. J. Girwood of Guelph was elected president. 'H. 0. Hawke of Galt, a director of the district organization, raised the question of rate zones after M. J. McHenry, Hydro Electric Power Com- mission consumers' service 'consult- ant, had delivered an address on oosing, of power to municipalities." - Mr, Hake suggested the "time has come" 'when the HEPC should be considering established rates in fixed zones so that "one rate would not ap- ply to Galt and another rate to Pres- ton and Hespler only a few. miles a- part. » Mr. McHenry said zoning for rate purposes has been considered but that variances in operating costs for in- dividual municipal utility commis. sions would make it virtually impos- gible under present working condi- tions. Lombardo Prize Medley on Station CKLB Year in and year out, there is one "favorite band leader whom the sweet- music enthusiasts regularly tune in. And, that band leader is Guy Lom- bardo. The long continued preference for his distinctively styled melodies is evidenced in the positively expres- sed preferences of yoyng and old a- like, who flock to see him and hear him on the stage, at famous ball- rooms and in the movies. It is in the new GUY LOMBARDO SHOW, however, that Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians achieve the very pinnacle of their success. It 1s here that "The Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven" is presented in a brilliantly beautiful musical show. Its magnificence is reflected in its star-studded program, in the glorious voices if its singers, in the novelty 'and interest of special presentations like the Vocal Trio, the famous Ple- ture Story and the Lombardo Prize Medley. or The Lombardo Prize Medley is a most unusual high-light of THE GUY | | LOMBARDO SHOW. '* Its 'interest and attention-value are emphasized by the manner in which David Ross and. Guy Lombardo introduce the songs to be played. 'They are pre- sented without titles, and with gen- eral suggstions as to the character of the melodiés. This is a musical quiz game that the entire Tamily en- joys. 3 + The new GUY 'LOMBARDO SHOW may be heard over CKLB, Friday at 8.30 p.m. / Gleiwood H Homes Building Ajax: This company was formed during the winter of 1952-63 for the purpose of building houses in Ajax. Opera- tions were started in February; 1963 and the first houses were started in| Ajax on April 20. Since that time gixteen houses have 'been started in Ajax and two in 'Whitby. Seven houses have been occupied to date. | All houses are built to NHA standards and all carry NHA mortgages. House price in 'Ajar range between $9,000 and $12,000. All houses to be built this year are sold. Flans are pres-| . ently being made for more houses to be built during 1964 in Ajax. Card of Thanks Mrs, Joseph Hopkins and family : wish to thank the nursing staff of the Communjty Memorial Hospital, Dr. Dymond, friends and neighbours for |$ their many acts of. kindness during their recent bereavement, FALL SUIT COAT See Us For That FULL LINE OF FALL AND WINTER DRESSES +» + ~ ARDLEY FROCKS, 491.38 DANFORTH AVE, TORONTO i i i i BANANAS, Golden Ripe ..............ooc 0k SH Ib, 196. § : PRUR DELIVERY EVERY MORNING OF EVERY DAY AYLMER PUMPKIN, 20 02, tin ......ccconsssvunssonnnni@ fOF 39€, > 4 # MAPLE LEAF MINCE MEAT, 2 ple sige .......................43¢, ROSE BRAND MARGARINE ........cccvimiiiin dbs 85€, { CRISPY FLAKE SHORTENING ......ocoooouomns vim BTe RA - QUAKER OATS, 5 1b, Dag occurs wine, VITA-B CEREAL, large .......c........ ksh ETT . [ DELSEY TOILET TISSUE .....coooomunimssnsiinn cones for 87c., * 8 "FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES TURNIPS, Se. 1b. CAULIFLOWER, white head, 23c, CABBAGE, Hard and Green, each . en Sensis 10c. I POTATOES, 10 Ib, Bag ooo rises 256, 6 # . COOKING ONIONS, 10 1b, bag ....... Bsrestinstaiae: ER ..39¢. E. MERLIN DOWSON PHONE 91 > NOW IS THE TIME | 3 a) -- i : fo put in your supply of coal ' Sy. PRICES'FOR STOVE and NUT COAL renee red $28. 00 Per Ton Cash Discount of 50c. per ton if paid in 15 days 5 3 ICE--TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS : CALL 289 SE Ba PORT PERRY COAL & ICE co. TRIPP'S GARAGE We specialize in: GREASE and OIL CHANGES, UNDERCOATING and STEAM CLEANING and ALE ir x - COOLING SYSTEM CLEANING 'FAST--While You Wait--CAR WASHING also COMPLETE WINTERIZING SN Phone 21W ! . PORT PERRY _ WEEK-END SALE, OCT. 23 _ CHEER (Jarge Size). ...........cccoviviurrisnrersiranssssrsasssns i SIRE 39c. ROBIN HOOD OATS (with china) ....... ah i Bde. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, Y 1b, 3 : CHUBBY and MEDIUM KLEENEX a Pp NESTLE'S QUIK .......ccooooioonmevermmmsernririn ; SWAN'S DOWN CAKE FLOUR Si HONEY, 1 pound bricks ................... . SALMON, 1 pound tins ..........c.ccovivuiieinnnnsinsesinisssnesssens waddle, YORK WEINERS AND BEANS (50 FON Sn nde . TREESWEET ORANGE JUICE (20 02.) ......ccooovvvrevvnennn: 16e." =|. FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI @ OZ) rivers Be, l=" FLUFFO SHORTENING ........cooocooonesennmivnrrrnn i210, - fy. : Closed Tuesday afternoons, open on Wednesday afternoons. All orders of $2.00 and over are delivered Free. DOUPE'SSTORE Prince Albert Phone 174 r 14 jons Club "Buick Draw" to be held Oct. 23 - Gala Night § JUST ARRIVE DUTCH TULIP BULBS and, HYACINTH BULBS MIXED AND 8 INDIVIDUAL COLORS MASTER FEEDS PORT PERRY PHONE 1