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8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 10th, 1958 Manchester Credit Union This is an invitation to you to join the Manchester Community Credit Union. A new member remarked the other day that he had held the idea that he was not wanted in fhe Manchester Credit Union because no one had ask- ed him to join. Everyone within a ten mile radius of Manchester is eligible to apply for membership and only the dishonest persons and deadbeats will be refused membership. We have close to three hundred members now, saving and iffy their credit in our credit union. As our books were balapced at the end of March we have $76,000 loaned to peo- ple in this district to help thém im- prove their living, their businesses and to give them the greater 'secur- ity of having their savings insured. Spring is a time for accelerated spending, people are needing money for building, seeding and farm -supp- lies, and always to consolidate loans but of the twenty applications before the credit union now the greater per- centage are for home of farm im- provement in the building line, We need extra money to meet these loans. Have you any money which'you would like to save in the credit union and know. that in case of your death it UR 9th BIRTHDAY In appreciation of your valued patronage ~ DOWSON'S FOOD MARKET cordial invite you and your friends to help celebrate our Ninth Birthday in business. Join us in a free cup of Red & White Coffee on Thursday and Friday of this week. Free gift for all children accompanied with their parents. BROOMS - - Hawe"s -- Paste -- 1 1b. tin 79c FLOOR WAX - 45¢ Clarke's -- 20-o0z tin BEANS with Pork 210; 3 5¢ St. Lawrence -- 25-0z, tin CORN OIL - Soft Rite - Pastel Tints Toilet Tissues 4 for 49¢ 53c¢ RED & WHITE JAVEX : LIQUID SPRING CLEANING ~ 64-ox. jug R BOMYS BARGAIN ! 4 save50° ynbreakable fh 3 Cc PLASTIC PAIL | ----= Regular $22 SPIC & SPAN valve Glant pkg. ih Elias 7 3 C assorted colours SAVE 60 Johnson's Hard Gloss } Kotex -- Pkg. of 12 GLO-COAT Fint 50Q¢ | Sanitary Napkins 2for 8 5¢ Clean Sweep, Sturdy 4-string Gerber's BABY F00DS 10for $1.00 Red & White Pure - 16-0z. jar PEANUT BUTTER 20 Tea For Canada Week 79c¢ Crown - Orange Pekoe TEA BAGS JY Bags National Brand TEA BAGS 3Qc MEATS Extra Special Rib Loin PORK -CHOPS 1b. BONELESS .- Skin, Bone and' Excess Fat Removed LESRiC 6 0. Lean b Qc { Minced Siades s a Ss i semium -- 12 oz. pkg. 3 BEL 39 PRODUCE -- Plump, select quality BANANAS © 26:29 Appetizing, refreshing, good size CANTALOUPES ea. 33c Tasty, garden fresh ASPARAGUS Ib. 33 Spanish Onions Lior 2.5 Mild, sweet For a shecil treat, fresh bh BOD. 3 ' Grapefruit Juice, 6-0z. tin teins ¥ for 310 Birds Eye Tasty Rhubarb, 1 Ib. pkg. teria BNE "Frozen Foods : 2 for dlc Potato Patties, 12-0z. pkg. Dowson's hi. d Market FREE . DELIVERY PHONE 0 PORT PERRY would be covered with insurance, dollar for dollar up to fifty-five years seventy-five cents on the dollar 65 to 60, fifty cents 60 to 65, and twenty- five 65 to 70. Your insurance is gov- erned by the time in which you depos- it it with the credit union, so if you deposit two thousand dollars before you are 656 years old and die at 78 your family will receive double your investment but if you deposit it at 64 and die at 78 your family would re- ceive $2000 plus $1000. Besides your, insurance you will re- ceive interest on your money which is governed by the profit which is made in the year, Are you interested in this type of 'security for yourself while you make your money available to your neigh- bour or to yourself? It is one of the most worthwhile projects ever under- taken by the Federation of Agricul- ture in Ontario 'County. Every loan is secured by the honesty of the bor- rower hut also very legally bound with co-signers for the young and unmarried, and assignments of wages 4+.or monies receivable for others. The directors look afterall the money in the credit union as they look after their own for such it is so you may be sure that everything-is- done in a businesslike manner but also with that warm neighborliness and co-operation which is the back- bone of rural communities. Port Perry people were slow to pick-up the idea but now more people are joining from Port Perry town than from any other district, so why don't you ask what the credit union can do for you. In your area our executive mem- bers, Murray Holtby, Bob Walker, Mrs. Bill Legg, Mr. Eugene Dearborn, Lloyd Smith any. of these people will be glad to_talk over credit union with you, or call: Mrs, John Hamer, Myrtle. Just don't feel that you are not want- ed because -you haven't been espec- ially asked but come along. Remem- ber every dollar you earn is worth three when you use it the credit union way. You get the most out of the money you earn when you join the Manchester Credit Union. LIONS ANNUAL SPRING ~ DANCE F RL, APRIL 1 PP. Public School $3.00 per couple ys GREENBANK Last Sunday morning despite driz- ¥ zly "cool weather a large crowd at- tended Church. Our choir rendered two lovely Anthems and Rev. Chapin delivered a beautiful Easter Message. Easter weck-end visitors in our village were Miss Olive Real of Tor- 'onto at" her sister's, Mrs. Ryerson Beare; Miss Lillian Ward also of Toronto was with her mother Mrs. Cliff Ward; and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilkinson of Hamilton were with Mrs, Wilkinson's parents Mr. & Murs. |. Wilbert St. John, Don't forget the Musicale in the Church on Friday evening sponsored by the Fidelis Class and featuring the Uxbridge Orchestra and other talent, A number of our community atten- |g ded the funerals of the late Clarence Croxall of Uxbridge and the late Hor- ace Fair of Sunderland on Sunday afternoon, Our deepest sympathy is extended to the family and friends of both gentlemen, For those who are interested in hockey, the Greenbank team have reached the Ontario O.R.H.A. Finals against Sutton. Last Saturday the. first exciting game was ; Port Perry Arena with Greenbank winning in overtime by a score of 4-8. On Monday evening the next was played in Newmar Sutton winning by a very defina score of 12:8. There will be posters £ HTH 1 aman cps Plt EOS0S080S0808080S0E0S0S0S0S0S0S0SOSOS0S0S0S, LPO2080808CS0S08080808CE0S0S08000808080808 Serve Our Delicious Pastry MADE FRESH DAILY * WEEK-END SPECIALS - "Chocolate Date Layer Cake" "Pumpkin Pie and Tarts" 5 : "Chocolate Eclair : GERROW'S BAKERY PHONE 32W G. M. GERROW oC AWKER BRO . Crispy Flake 'Home Cured Beef Tongues .. 1b. 35¢. Maple Leaf ..1b. 43c. Wieners Wing Steaks; Ib. 75¢. FREE "TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK "The Family Rutcher" = PORT PERRY "GMC provides the greatest selection of all? PCr These new 9600 Series 'stake body models are already giving good service--on every kind of W. R. DWYER Manager Canadian Wiper Corporation "Wouldn't use any other make!" or "The first truck we bought when we went into business 10 years ago was a GMC one ton panel job. Of the 25 trucks purchased since then, 23 have been from General Motors. We need reliability--our trucks have to stay on the road, seven hours a day, six days a week. GMC trucks give us that reliability. When thingsdogowrong, 'we need fast service,-and-we-get-it-from-our 'GMC dealer. Wouldn't use any other make!" road--with all manner of loads. About GMC in general, we know that for G.V.W.'s, models, engines, axles and transmissions--every pos- sible specification-- GMC provides the droatest selection of alll" A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Own an ExtraValue Money- Making... SEE YOUR LOCAL G MC TRUCK DEALER S. V. MARTIN President Strathdee Transport Ltd. W. H. MALE Vice President and General Manager ty Direct Winters Transport pe "Our drivers really like GMC's!"' | OPH Made "We have relied on the efficient performance of GMC trucks for many-years and have always found them completely satisfactory. Mainten- ance costs have been'low and our drivers really like GMC's! Now, with our new '58 models, we are Aricipoting even ) greater success and satisfaction for the fu PHONE 57W PORT PERRY