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Prize Winners WOMEN'S INSTITUTES Judged for Display -- Brooklin, Nestleton, Prince Albert W.A., Honey- dale, 'Blackstock, Shirley. : . 'Arrangement of Flowers -- Prince Albert, Brooklin, Shirley. Angel Gake -- Shirley, Honeydale, Apple - Pie--Prince Albert, Shirley, leton, " loverieat Rolls--Brooklin, Black- Nestleton. ] soek, Cakes -- Honeydale, Shirley, in, . => Bek Strawberries -- Shirley, ® Blackstock, Nestleton, 9 Day Pickles -- Brooklin, Black- ck, Nestleton. i ple Jelly--Prince Albert, Black- stock. Shirley, Work Socks--Brooklin, Prince Al- bert, Honeydale. ~ House Dress--Honeydale, Shirley, Nestleton. Corsage Nylon Flowers--Shirley, Blackstock, Honeydale, Cr. Dish Cloth--Shitley, Nestleton, Prince Albert. Emb. Tea Towels -- Blackstock,|p Nestleton, Prince Albert. Waste- Paper Basket -- Honeydale, Prince Albert, Nestleton, COOKING White Bread -- Mrs, Arthur Ken- 'nedy, Uxbridge; Laura Lyle, R.R. 2, Seagrave; Mrs. Jean Shaw, Oshawa. Whole Wheat Bread--Murs, F.. Mun- roe, R.R. 1, Blackwater; Mrs, J. Shaw, Mrs, ¥.°M. Holliday, Brooklin. . Fruit Loaf--Mrs. R. Boundéy, Port Perry; Mrs. Sandy Moore, Port Perry, Mrs, Munroe, Tea Ring--Mrs, Shaw, Mrs, Munroe, Holliday. . 3 Shortbread--Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. T. Fines, Port Perry; Mrs, Shaw. "Clover Leaf Rolls--Mrs. Holliday, * 'Mrs, Munroe, Mrs. Moore, Chelsea Buns--Mrs. Boundey Mrs. | Sh Holliday, Mrs, Lorne Parrott, Myrtle. Tea Biscuits -- Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Parrott, Mrs. Boundey. Bran Muffins--Miss L, Lyle, Mrs. Kearl Brethour, Blackwater; Mrs, Ken- nedy. s Butter Tarts--Mrs. Norman Will- son, R.R. 2, Port Perry; Mrs, Parrott. Mrs. Boundey. Macaroons -- Mrs. Boundey, Mrs, Murray Coates, R.R. 2, Port Perry; Mrs Jim Phillips, R.R.-4, Port Perry. Cup Cakes -- Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Coates. * Jelly Roll--Mrs. Brethour, Mrs. R. Boundey, Mrs. Munroe, Angel Cake -- Mrs, Munroe, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Boundey. Marble Cake--Mrs, Munroe, Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Kennedy. Chocolate Cake--Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Munroe, Mrs, Boundey. Fruit Cake--Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. R. Boundey, Mrs. 'Ben Smith, Prince Al- rt. a Lat a EE far NTA AE Ha SEPERATE |R.R. 2, Blackwater; Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. ! Kennedy, Banana Cake--Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Munroe, Lemon Pie--Mrs, Moore, Mrs. R. Boundey, Mrs. Phillips, Apple Pie--Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Hol- liday, Mrs. Phillips. Ralsin Pie--Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. R. Bounde , Mrs. Parrott. 8) g7 A Pie--Mrs, Moore, Mrs. Boundey, Mrs, Phillips. 4. Sandwiches -- Mrs. Boundey, Mrs, Munroe. "- Meat Pies -- Mrs. Munroe, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs, C. Grainger, Prince Albert Salad Plate--Mrs, Munroe, Mrs. Allan. Walsh, Port Perry; Mrs. R. Boundey. eis Fudge (Maple Cream)--Mrs. Mun- roe, Mrs, Walsh, Mrs, Boundey. Fudge (Divinity) -- Mrs, Wilson, Mrs. Boundey. Fancy Cookies--Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Munroe, - Ice Box Cookies -- Mrs. Boundey, Mrs, Walsh, Mrs, Coates. Plain Cookies--Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Munroe, Mrs. Holliday, Coll. Tarts--Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. R. Boundey, Mrs. Munroe, Perry; Beth Ashton, Port Perry; Mrs, rethour, : White Eggs -- Mrs. Brethour, L. Lyle, Frank Whitfield. agic Baking Powder Special-- White Layer Cake, Mrs, Munroe, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Boundey. Ogilvie Special-- Bread--Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Holliday. Buns--Mrs, Moore, Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. Kennedy. Canada Packers Special-- ' Pies--Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Phillips. Cakes--Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Munroe, Mrs. Phillips, £ 21 CANNING Coll. Pickles--Mrs, Brethour, Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Fines. ° Canned Pears--Mrs, Brethour, Mrs. aw, Peaches--Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Brethour, Perry. Sr Pineapples -- Mrs. Brethour, Mrs. Holliday. nedy, Mrs, Holliday. Raspberries -- Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Fines, Mrs. Brethour. = . Strawberries -- Mrs. Boundey, L. Lyle, Mrs, Holliday. - - Plums--Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Breth- our, Mrs, Holliday. - Miss L. Lyle, Mrs, R. Apple Jelly-- Boundey, Mrs. Fines. Crabapple Jelly--Mrs, Fines, Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Walsh, = Red Currant Jelly---Mrs, Fines, Mrs. Holliday. . Black Currant Jelly--Mrs. Fines, Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Walsh. Chokecherry Jelly -- Mrs, Fines, Mrs. Boundey. -- rcp Raspberry Jelly--Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Doughnuts--Mrs. Dave Edwards, Fines, Mrs. Boundey, Black Currant' Jam--Mrs. Moore, ~~ PORT PERRY BUSINESS MEN'S BANQUET, _ TURKEY SUPP WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER6, 19 63.0 p.m., Church of - Music by Uxbridge Junior Farmers Quartette. Tickets $1.60 per person--at Star Office, 'Archer Motor Sales, or ] Green Thistle Restaurant. Brown Eggs--Frank Whitfield, Port | Mrs. Henry Skerratt, R.R. 4, Port]s Cherries--Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Ken- | Smith RAE Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Holliday. Plum Jam -- hae Philips, Mrs. Fines, Mrs. Brethour, Rashbersy Jam (wild)--Mrs. Phil- rs, Skerratt li FStrawberry Jam (Wild)--Mrs. Phil. 8 lips, : FPeach Jam--Mrs, Fines, Mrs, Ed. wards, Mrs, Grainger. Orange Marmalade--Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs, Holliday. : Three Fruit Marmalade--Mrs. Hol. liday Mrs, Fhillite, Mrs. Brethour, Ii Pickles-- . Smith, Mrs. R. Boundey, Mrs, Fines, Tosi 9 Day Pickles--Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Smith. J Pickled Onions -- Mra. - Brethour, Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Fines. Beets--Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Sker- ratt, Mrs. Kennedy. i Cucumber Relish--Mrs. Boundey, Mrs, Fines, Mrs. Holliday. Chili Sauce -- Mrs. Brethour, Mrs, Boundey, Mrs, Gra r, Tomato Juice--L. Lyle, Mrs. Grain- ger, Mrs. Hollday. Tomato Catsup--Mrs. Wilson, Mrs, Boundey, Mrs, Brethour. Tomato Soup--Mrs. Boundey,;" Mrs, Smith, Mrs, Fines. Canned Tomatoes -- Mrs. Wilson, Mrs, Boundey, Mrs, Brethour. FRUITS Coll. Apples--Lloyd Smith, David Mosienko, Baldwin Apples--Lloyd Smith, D, Mosienko, Northern Spy Apples--Lloyd Smith, D .Mosienko. i Greening Apples--Lloyd Smith, D, Mosienko. : % Golden Russet Apples--D. Mosien- 0 _ Snow Abples- D, Mosienko, McIntosh Red Apples--Leslie Smith, Lloyd Smith, D. Mosienko. Talman Sweet Apples--Lloyd Smith, Leslie Smith, Melba Apples--D. Mosienko. - St. Lawrence Afples--Lloyd Smith, Leslie Smith, D. Mosienko. Wealthy Apples--D. Mosienko. Delicious Apples--Lloyd Smith, D, Mosienko, : : ; Stark Apples--Leslie Smith, Lloyd mith. Ontario 'Apples--Leslie "Smith, D. Mosienko. ! Blenheim Pippin Apples -- Lloyd mith, _. Crabapples--Leslie Smith, D. Mosi- enko, Mrs, A, Walsh Clapp's Pears--Mrs. D. Edwards, Bartlett Pears--Lloyd Smith, T. J Sager, D. Mosienko. 5 1 A.0.V, Pears--D, Mosienko, Ray Medd & Son, E, Brethour, : NOTE--We wish to thank every ex- hibitor and every other person who helped so generously to make this the finest one-day fair ever held in this district. We wish especially to thank the fellows who begged off from the C.N.E. and brought a fine exhibit of Horses to our Fair. This is certainly appreciated, : i R. D.. WOON, Secretary. (More Prize Winners Next Week) Boy Scout Paper Salvage, Wed'day Septe Please tie papers up _WEEKEND SPECIALS _ NABISCO, 12 OZ. PK SHREDDED WHEAT -. 2 ro: 31 KRAFT--SERVES FOUR, 7: OZ. PKG. READY DINNER CULVERHOUSE CHOICE, 20 0Z. TIN UNGRADED PEAS CULVERHOUSE CHOICE, 20 OZ. TIN CREAM CORN HEREFORD, 12 OZ. TIN CORNED BEEF PREDRESSED ROASTING CHICKENS LB. DEVON RINDLESS BREAKFAST BACON LB. BONELESS ROLLED VEAL LB. UARANTEE -- All merchandise sold at your Store io unconditionally Guaranteed to give you 100% satisfaction. Dominion VALUES EFFECTIVE FOR THUR., FRI, SAT. SEIT. 16-17-18 PEE AT YOUR DOMINION STORE IN PORT PERRY, ONT, ts DOMINION STORES LIMITED onda SE mp Ca TPR BATS A SS RAR SO A BE Le AL I rE _BEEF .CATTLE--Junior Section-- 7: ¥ > ix Lions Basketball Team To Plan 1954-55 Season On Wednesday, September 22nd, at 8.00 p.m., a meeting will be held in the Port Perry High School for all those interested in playing O.B.A. INT, 'C' BASKETBALL for the 1964-66 sea- son, A player will be eligible for the local team if their place of residence is closer to Port Perry than any other centre which is represented by an|- 0.B,A. Basketball team. Students whose home is Port Perry and who are attending school away from Port Perry are also eligible. Through the efforts of last year's captain, Jack Griffen (and the kind help of those who sold tickets on the draw) this year's edition of the LIONS BASKETBALL SQUAD will be deck- ed in new uniforms while warm-up jackets secured at the end of last year's most successful season will make the team the best dressed squad in the district, "After last year's ac- complishments (missing the ONTARIO FINALS by one basket), the LIONS BANQUET last spring, highlighted by Paul Thomas' visit and the -presenta- tion by the local Lions Club of the Lakeshore District: Int, 'C' Trophy, considerable interest is brewing in this year's team. Now we're calling all basketballers interested in our Lion's team for the new season to the high school Wednesday of next week, at 8 pm. SEE YOU. Ont. County Junio Farmers Do Well atC. N. E. Wednesday, September 8th, was Jr. Judging Day at the Canadian Nation. al Exhibition with 200 Junior Farmers and 4-H Club Members from all over the province competing. This is al- ways a popular event with Junior Farmers from Ontario County. Be- sides the experience of Judging, the C.N.E. provides a complimentary lun- cheon and free seats on the Grand- stand at night. The following Ontario County Jr. Farmers and 4-H Club Members took A part in the Judging. 3 DAIRY CATTLE--Sr. Section--D. Alves, Pickering, R. 2--10th, SHEEP--Sr. Section -- Alan Ball, | Uxbridge, R. 2--86th. BEEF CATTLE--Sr. Section -- N. |E Lyons, Uxbridge, R. 2--38rd; Walter | i Kerry, Port Perry, R. 1--8th; Hugh Baird, Blackwater, R. 2--12th; Cloyne Stearman, Uxbridge, R. 2--16th. Stephen Stephen, Brechin, R. 1--8th; Arthur Cameron, Beaverton, R. 8--14. -FARM MACHINERY--S8r. Section --Walter Kerry, Port Perry, R. 1-- 4th; Alan Ball, Uxbridge, R. 2--Tth; Cloyne Stearman, Uxbridge, R. 2--8; |& Hugh Baird, Blackwater, R. 2--10th. GRAIN & ROOTS--Sr. Section-- Norm Lyons, Uxbridge, R. 2-- Tth;|§ Doug Alves, Pickering, R. 2--10th. GRAIN & ROOTS -- Jr. Section-- Bev. Bryant, Pickering, R. 1-- bth; Ron Neale, Whitby," R. 1--10th. URER'S SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES, CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF REACH To Wit: By VIRTUE OF WARRANT issued RA the hand of the Reeve and the Seal of the Township of Reach bea the date the 17th day of August, 1964, and to me comman levy upon the mentio in the fol A list for arrears of taxes due thereon, and the cost as herein set forth, I hereby give notice that unless the said arrears and costs are sooner paid I shell proceed to jell the said ands or so muc reof as may necessary to settle the aforesaid ar. rears of. in the V! e of Manchester, by Public Aucilon, on Monday he 3h r oelock in' the afternoon and in com- plian¢s with the Assessment Act, TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, |H at the adjourned sale to be held at the same hour, on Tuesday, the 28th day of December, 1964, - if necessary, the Corporation of the Townshi of Reach intends to purchase any of the lands offered for sale unless the full amount of. all flizeq Sse GRANT OF ISTIE : ' : Treasure Name of Owner or Person Assessed and Description of Lands, Lot, Concession, etc. John Kennelly Estate-- - North Hi Lot 11, Con, 18, 100 acres Yearin Taxes: Cost Total Arrears 1961 $110.40 1952 1246 1968 76.96 North-West pt., 10 acres, being pt, Lot 12, Con, 18; Yearin Taxes Cost Total 1061 = 9.60 - 1962 1968 0.08' 42.76 822.60 Dated at Manchester, Ont, this 17th day of August, 1054. Published in The Ontario Gazette, Sept. 4th, 1954, . sept.16-decd FEAR) (Ff Nd Bob USI RIS naan me to ( es and other charges there: | f on, at Ty, office, In the Township Hall, | {i at Two arrears and costs bef r. | Eg Ey ee Id pk BEE NEE se pI EA ER Ashburn Mr, and Mrs, James Doble of Tor- onto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doble. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers of Ep- | som, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton on Wednesday. y Mr. Russell Batten attended the Postmaster's convention in -Windsor last week, Mrs. Fred Daw, sons Jimmie, Brian and Stéphen spent a few days last week with relatives in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Kerr of Is- lington, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barrie on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, James McChristie; Mr, James Craig and Mr, Bill Nichols of Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.: Wes. Routley. Mr, Henry Doble spent a few days last week with relatives in Toronto. The September meeting of the W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Alfred Fisher on Tuesday, Sept. 7. The Young People held a weiner roast at Chalk Lake on Friday even. ing, Sept. 10. Mr, and Mrs. E. Downing and Miss Frances Downing, of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Doble, of Sun- derland visited at the Doble home on Monday. Miss Ruth Richardon, of Toronto, visited her parents during the week. Mrs. Jane Jones, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Parrott. - -- OIL BURNERS FURNACES For Free Esfimate Phone 19§ r D. H. ner PRINCE ALBERT Suminer Service a Specialty. THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1954--85 Curling Club News The Curling Club Executive have met monthly since the formation of the Club on April 20th, 1954. At that time the following men were elected to the Executive, President--Grant MacDonald 1st Vice-President--Lou Burnett 2nd Vice-President--Art Cox Director--LeRoy Till Treasurer--Bob Harper Secretary--Howard Hall Since then the Curling Club has made two public proclamations for members in the newspaper and posted nformation sheets in various parts of the community, The membership quota was set at 100 and is nearly complete, The curling club executive and the Board of Directors of the Port Perry Community Memorial Arena came to an agreement that the arena be rented to the curlers for twenty Wednesdays. The Cuyling Club Executive plans to conduct scheduled curling in the even- ings (7 to 9, and 9 to 11), and un- organized curling in the afternoons with the possibility of an organized Ladies' Club, mixed curling, and School Boy curling in the afternoon, The evening scheduled organization will be two schedules of seven games each, play-offs, and "skips and vices" and "leads and seconds' bonspiels. itself. purchased from Barrie Curling Club. The cost of rocks, their transportation to Port Perry, and the painting and lettering of the.stones has been paid out of the membership fees. The curling fees will pay of the pleasure of using the Community Cen- tre's artificial ice for curling and the J accommodation afforded by the Centre Skip and rinks will be elected by the members. The elected skips will meet and choose two 'rinks, one for the first schedule and one for the second schedule. -The personnel of the rinks. and the time of games will be publish- ed to the members before the begin- ning of curling on Nov. 8. The curl- ing club executive has made a deal with the Institute for the Blind for curling "brooms, The official Port Perry Community Curling Club crests will be available to the members. Additional members to the quota will be accepted on a waiting list. For further details contact the Secretary, LACROSSE ONTARIO FINALK Forty pairs of curling rocks were TENDER DELICIOUS MEATS PORT PERRY FISH * MEAT * POULTRY CAWKER BROS. "THE FAMILY BUTCHER" PHONE 29 GROCERIES SALADA TEA BAGS TOMATO Soup, Campbell's, 2 for. 23c. "AYLMER CATSUP oi 2] Free delivery every day. Phone your order to phone 43 for good service, quality and price. SOCKEYE SALMON, Ys .. TEE 37c. OES AN, JAR RUBBERS, pkg. .....oocococoorrinn 9c. ~ JEWEL SHORTENING, pkg. ..oovo.......29¢. 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