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SH ! i) 3. ro he, a oo ee nN Se A LS ne REY NE ARE AA 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 4th, 1954 LOCAL Announcement PARRY--Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Parry wish to announce the birth of a -son, oRavid William, | at Memorial Hospital, TT Port Perry, on Thursday, February po : away March 2 and Feb. 11, 26, 1964. / i - In Memoriam = VINE--In sad but loving memory of our dear nephew, Ralph Vine, who passed-awgy March 3, 1953. ~ A year has swiftly passed - Since God called him to go. We know he's with Him now, But Oh, , . . we miss him so, Uncle Armour, Aunt Vida and family. VINE--In loving memory of-a dear son and brother Ralph Kenneth, who passed away March 3rd, 1953, in his 14th year. ve will always remember the way he looked, ei: Fe The way he spoke and smiled, i'he little things he said and did Are with us all the while. it's only good night, Ralph darling, It's just as we used to say, " We'll meet again in the morning, At the dawn of a-beautiful day. Mother, Dad, Charles, Wilfred and Helen. VINE--In loving memory of a dear osrother Ralph Kenneth, who passed way March 3rd, 1963, in his 14th year. We are lonesome here without you, Ralph, We miss you more each day; Somehow life does not seem the same, -Since you were called away. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Our eyes shed many a -tear; God alone knows how much we miss you, As ends this first sad year. Sister Eleanor, Reg. and Gordon : Middleton. COATES--In loving memory of our dear sister, Inez D. Coates, who pass- ed away March 8rd, 1963. It's lonesome here without you sister, And sad the weary way, [For life is not the same to us Since you were called away. If we had all the world to give, We'd give it, yes, and more To hear your voice and see your smile, And greet you at the door. Lovingly remembered Fern and family. by Carl, DOBBS--In loving memory of a dear mother and father who passed 1953 re- Spectively. We who loved you, sadly miss you, As it dawns another year; In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near, Every remembered by daughter, Ivy, son-in-law Frank and grand" son and families. NEWS The Churches CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rector: Rev. H. 8S. Swabey, M.A, B.D. March 7--First Sunday in Lent 11 a.m.--Holy Communion Dedication -of Memorial Hangings 11 a.m.--Sunday School March 10--7.30 p.m.-- Lent Service PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, Minister | ANNIVERSARY - SERVICES PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH .| Sunday, March 7-- 10. a.m.--Sunday School. WORDS FROM THE CROSS-- 11 a.m.--First Word. Luke 23:34. 7 pm.--Second Word Luke 23:48 - ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A., Minister Sunday, March 7th-- 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 3 7:00 p.m.--Evening Worship PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Douglas Sloan, Pastor Sunday, March Tth-- 3 p.m.--Servjce. 4.16 p.m.--over Orillia, "The Haven of Rest" Broadcast from Port Perry and Little Britain Baptist Church. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting, y ALL ARE WELCOME es PENTICOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, March 7Tth-- 10 a.m,--Sunday School 11 aim,--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 Pastor:. Wm. W, Thompson SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, March 6th-- Service at 2.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are 'welcome "hetatete AN BIABSSD BAS ARAN Prospect The W. A. will 'hold their meeting in the basement of the church-on Wed. March 10th at 2,30 p.m. Notice On behalf of the Lindsay Curling ! Friday, Club ticket draw, which took place February 26th, Lenore Me- Millan wishes to thank all who helped her and to announce the winner--Mr. Barney - McAlpine, (farmer), R.R. 1, "Reabore, Ont, UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO LAST SHOWING TO-NITE--THURSDAY, MARCH 4th £18 "Fair Wind to Java" TECHNICOLOR starring FRED MacMURRAY and VERA RALSTON "Out Post re Plus Malaya" FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 5-6-- ~~ "Small Town Girl" TECHNICOLOR, starring JANE POWELL, FARL EY GRANGER, ANN MILLER. MONDAY and TUESDAY, MARCH 8 and 9-- i "The Cruel Sea" starring JACK HAWKINS and DONALD SINDEN WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH 10 and 11-- "War of the Worlds" starring GENE BERRY and ANN ROBINSON TECHNICOLOR COMING SOON! "Desert Song" Plus ROYAL TOUR OF FIJI and TONGA ity '| Townley Strings. Station C.F.O.R.;|" "| WEDNESDAY, Shown in the above picture are Barry- Townley, Joyce Gundy, Ilona Milian, Toni Grimm and Olga Scoro- pad. This group of girls and thelr leader are known as the Four Barry They will be heard SEE and HEAR These Rao Stars in Port Perry ys ihn 3 "at the STAR WEEKLY FREE CON- CERT, on Thursday, March 11, in the Port Perry United Church, On the same program, there will be the Four gentlemen of Studio "A", Jack Reid, Al, Sawyer, Ernest Berry, John Har- e 'accompanied at the piano by Wally Armour, The pro- gram is being sponsored by the choir of the United Church and is in Aid of the Organ Fund. Coming Events Euchre A Euchre will be held in the Yellow School on FRIDAY, MARCH 6th, 1964, sponsored by the Honeydale Women's Institute. 'marb MARCH 11th, at 8.00 p.m. Swiss Color Film and lecture by Anton R. Lendi will be presented at Seagrave United Church on March 11th at 8.00 p.m. Adults 650c., Children 1b6c, Refreshments after, EE Euchre MARCH 17, at '8.30 p.m. a euchre will be held in the Parish Hall of the 'Catholic Church. Lunch will be served, 'Admission 60c. Film Festival of the Ontario and York Counties Film Council on TUESDAY, MARCH 9th, in the Public School. 'QOutstand- ing films specially collected from around the-world, Admission Free. Collection, ~ Tickets may be obtained from Member organizations or the Public Library. DANCE The Port Perry Junior Farmers will hold a Dance in the Port Perry High School on FRIDAY, MARCH bth, at 8.30 p.ms- -Music by Bob Walker's Orchestra. . Euchre and Dance FRIDAY, MARCH 11, at 8.30 p.m. in Epsom School, sponsored by the Community Club. Silver collection. Ladies please provide, : Farmers, Atfention! 'Second annual Provincial" Conven- tion of the Ontario Farmers' Union at Community Centre Alliston, Wednes- day and Thursday, March 10 and 11. Registration begins at 9 am, = All Farm Union members are urged to at- tend and help make the policy for the coming year. Visitors welcome. MARCH 17 HOME-MADE BAKING SALE '| Miscellaneous "Articles and Afternoon Tea under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of St. John's Presbyterian Church Manchester Rev. Mr. Mutton preached an in- spiring sermon on Sunday morning. His theme was "The Dignity of man, created by God, in his own image'. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Midgley and Allan visited Zephyr friends on Sat. urday. The Women's Association will meet .at the home of Mrs. Walter Howsam on Thursday afternoon, March 4th. attend. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Torrens of King- ston were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Johnson over the week-end, 'Mr. and Mrs," Vic. Hayden, Port Perry visited Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Cro- sier on Saturday. : Mrs. Wm. Rudkin, Brooklin visited her sister Mrs. C. Midgley one day last week. Mi. Robert McFadden and girl friend Betty Brydges, Mrs, Dolly Ro- berts and children were to Niagara Falls Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. - Ron Hedley, Darlene and baby. The ladies are cordially invited to] |Prince Albert The February meeting of the Wo- man's Assoclation was held in the Sun- day School room on Wednesday the 24th, The president Mrs, Beacock presided, The devotional period was taken by Mrs® McKerihan and Mrs. B. Smith. During the business period a thank- you note was read. A donation of $5 was received for which we are grate- ful. Also a nice letter was read from Mrs. J. Wilson, mother of Miss Ruby Wilson, a Missionary, acknowledging our Missionary gift of $10 to Ruby. Mrs. W. Brown and Mrs, Murphy of the kitchen committee were appointed to- engage an electrician to fix the kitchen light. 7 We are very grateful to Mrs. G. R. Smith and Miss Spence for two table- cloths. A beautiful floral patterned 'quilt was on view, which had just been completed by some of the W.A. members, and had been previously ordered, "An open supper was served by Group 1, to a goodly number. With the supper collection was another $6 bill.- These two dohations of the day were contributed by two elderly sis- ters of our village, for which we say thank-you. For: program, Films were shown, operated by Mrs. Middleton. These pictures were enjoyed very much by both . adults and a large number of children. We were also favored with violin music by Mr. Snelgrove accom- panied by Mrs. Snelgrove at the pia- no. Another very pleasing number was a piano duet by Marion Davey and Mary Lynn Hodgins. Mrs. Beacock thanked all, and. "The -Queen" was sung. > Birthday Greetings to Mr. Henry Collins for March 10th. Mr. J. Mark of Lindsay visited at the home of his sister Mrs. W. Mar- tyn. > Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock attended the "Shriners Spring Ball", in Hotel Gedgha, Oshawa. Congratulations upon the arrival of three new daughters in otir-midst; the parents are the Hayden's; the Thorn- tons; and the Griggs. . Mrs. M. Tarvis of Nestleton spent a few days last week with her bro- 'ther Mr. and Mra, L. R. Beacock and & boys. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter, Beth, John. nie and Linda were in Peterboro on Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Robertson, i Mr. Russ Hood of Port Perry was a recent caller on his sister-in-law Mrs. Crosier. Glad to learn Mrs. T. Sager is home after being a patient in Oshawa hos- pital nearly two weeks. Mr. Frank Vickery with Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt and family of Oshawa on Saturday. New Industry For Whithy Plans for the establishment of an- other new and important industry in Whitby were revealed recently, when it was announced that the Chicago Printed String Company, one of the leading manufacturers of tying ma- terials and gift wrappings in the Uni- ted States, had purchased a six and one-half acre site in the town for the construction of Canadian factory. The announcement was made by Otto Vogl, general manager of the Chicago firm, who has been in Whitby completing arrangements for the property and regarding his company's construction plans. ; 'are sorry to hear is at present in the Scugog Our March 1st Farm Forum was well' attended, in 'spite of the fact that the new month made his entry like he proverbial lion. The meeting was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Don Gerrow and the subect discussed was the School Tax rate,. It proved to be one of the longest and best dis- cussions of the current programs, Next week is to be devoted to the in- teresting subject of "Safety. on the Farm". The Community extends sincere con- gratulations to Mr. John Plerce, who celebrated his 80th birthday on Feb, 19th. We hope he will be a candidate for the over 90 birthday club, Miss Inez Martyn spent the week- end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martyn, - : Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rodman were in Toronto Sun,, where Mrs. Rodman visited her slster Mrs. May, whom we hospital. Plans Now le Palace - The village of Bobcaygeon is re- ported to have decided to go ahead with a. campaign to provide an arti- ficial ice rink for village and town- 'ship residents, ~-- Present plans, call for the structure to be built with concrete block walls and curved truss-type-roof with seat- ing accommodation for 1,500 people. Size of the building is tentatively set at 226x125 feet overall dimensions and the location is a section of land 'which the agricultural society is reported to be' sétting aside for the purpose. Byron Martin has been appointed chairman of the fund- raising commit- tee which says it plans to draw on every segment of the population. for contributions, WEEK-END SPECIALS HOOD CAKE MIX. ......ooooooiiinn® pkgs. 59c, ROBI (With 16 Salada Tea Bags Free) ROYAL INSTANT PUDDINGS .............cco0i00000.3 for 29e. GINGER ALE. i WY rng. large Bottle 27¢., plus deposit , Birdseye Frozen Foods _ Green Peas, 12 oz. pkg. 29¢. Golden Corn, 12 oz. pkg. 3lc. & e Juice, 6 oz, 2/41c. French Fried Potatoes, 2/49¢. ete Assortment of Fish, individually Price, : FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ~ Spy and McIntosh APPLES .. GRAPEFRUIT, Florida .......... BANANAS, Golden Ripe ........ 1) E. MERLIN DOWSON PHONE 91, PORT PERRY . od 6 qt. basket 89c. cnn 10 for 49c¢. ween 1b, 19¢, Saenetessarinnnntnnnts 'Half Load Regulations Are In Force | * on Ontario County & Suburban Roads Effective MARCH 1 to APRIL 80 vehicle loads may not exceed' the allowable loads given under Section 81, sub- - section 8 of the Highway Traffic Act. ' Ling R. E. SIMS, : County Engineer. THE SWISS BAKERY , will be open for your convenience on Fe 'Friday, March 5th until further notice. FRESH BAKING DAILY Mrs. L. Virtue, Clerk 0. Arnio, Proprietor : -- La Inspectors Wanted SEALED APPLICATIONS, marked Application for Tospector under the Warble Fly Control Act, will be received by the undersigned "up to Saturday, March 20th, 1954, for two inspectors for Warble Fly ~ Lt Inspection, Spraying and delivering Warbicide, etc. Inspectors to divide. the work equally between themselves, First spray April 1st to 18th, Second spray not less than 21 days later. Y } Lowest or any Application not necessarily accepted. Dated at Blackstock this 2nd day of March, 1954. : HENRY THOMPSON, Clerk, mar.11 Box 17, Blackstock, Ont. » The agricultural society's interest | arena serve as an exhibition building in the project is reported to have been | at the time of the big fall fair which stimulated by the suggestion that the | has gained wide-spread recognition. DOMINION STORES 1D. SPECIALS FOR "THIS WEEK _ Culverhouse Cream Style 20 oz. GOLDEN COR Lynn Valley Halves PEACHES sranparo 2-97 CHOICE Tin 20 oz. Tin Cuban | $ikEppies 'Florida Seedless GRAPEFRUIT Size 12's in : 6 for 95° the Piece BEEF BoT0GNA . Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLLS