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8--~THE PORT PERRY STAR, bn vil SARS ARAN RE SE ISA TE SAN THURSDAY, JULY 10th, 1958 Scugog. The July meeting of the Head W. A. was held at the home of Evelyn Redman on the evening of July 2nd. The meeting opened with the hymn "Faith of our Fathers", after which Rev. Mr, Braham led us in prayer. Betty Reader read the Scripture les- son, and Elva Martyn read our story: on "Faith". The roll call was an- swered by something we would do if we had the time and money' --with travelling winning the most' votes. During the business meeting the Cancer Fund was discussed, and ar- rangements made to collect for it. It was planned to have our annual pic- nic on the afternoon of Aug. 6th, at Stephensons Point. Plans for a bak- ing sale in August were also discus- sed. To open the program Elva Martyn read a poem by Edna Jaques on "Faith". Betty Reader gave a talk on Home Courses in Education which are conducted by the Dept. of Educa- tion for anyone who wishes to fur- ther his or her school standing while at home. Evelyn Redman then con- fused the group with a contest on "Parts of the Body". This was won by Joyce Heayn. Lunch was served : rr > They are Mrs. Roger Hope, Mrs. Alan Red- man and Mr, and Mrs. L. Martyn at- tended the Bell Telephone banquet held in honour of Mrs. Hazel Wallace last Monday evening at the Scout Hall, Port Perry. ' Scugog School Report Grade 8--Carol Barry, Carol Wilson. Grade 7--Brian Fulford. Grade 6--Jim Dowson, Ian Fulford, Marilyn Manns, Lynda Reader, Grade bA--Fred Cox, Douglas Ful- ford, Arnold Heayn, Ken Wilson, Grade bB--Karen Carter. Roy Gerrow. Heayn. Mestan, EDNA BECKETT, (teacher) Beare Motors Lid. an ; by Betty Reader's group. Hi po Sunday visitors with Mr. and Murs, (3 > Stuart Rodman were Mr. and Mus, fs 0. Ashton and family and Mrs. A. an Ashton of Enniskillen, Miss » Beth Al Travell and Mr. David Weldon of i Oshawa. {OR The sympathy of the community is i? extended to the Cliff family in Port Ya Perry on the death of Mr. Bert Cliff a, wo last Tuesday. YUkon 5-7351 Mr. und Mrs. Cooper of at | Utica ton are welcome guests in our coms) munity for a few weeks. visiting at the home of their daugh- ter Mrs. H. Barry. Linda Heayn, Grade 4--Janis Carter, Wayne Cox, Grade 3 -- Jimmy Gerrow, Bruce Grade 2--Beverley Manns, Dianna HERE E CER A] FH Ng > (Ray SET v Mr. and Mrs. F. Kendall and Mv. and Mrs. M, Storie and family spent a very nice week-end in North Bay. Mr. and Mrs. G. Harper attended the wedding of a cousin in Oshawa on Saturday. The community are happy to wel come the new minister, Mr: Lacey, and his wife and family to our chprch. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Saunders and family were in Ottawa for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. Geof Holt and boys of Elliot Lake were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Mitchell. Mitchell and 'family visited Mr. and Mrs. Parkin of Kinsale Saturday. Louise and Vonnie Mitchell have gone to Elliot Lake for part of their holidays. Mr. and Mrs, M. Boxall and family visited Mr, and Mrs, M. Storie Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. T. Sutherland were in Sturgeon Falls one day last week. Skinny men, women gain 5,10,15 Ibs. What a thrilll Bon ay Vimbs fll fill out; u gb lihlows fill up; neck no onger scrawny; dy loses half-starved, sickly * Shean: pole" look. Thou- sands of girls, women, men, who never could ain before, are now proud of shapely, healthy- onking bodies, iy {hagk Niles onic Ta lets. Help build 4" body skinny because of appetite impaired by lack of iron. Improved nourishment helps put flesh on bare bones. Don't fear Belting fee. fat. Stop taking when" you've gained the 5,10,15 or 20 lbs, for normal weight. "Then avedd ove ating, of starches, sugar and foriening foods. 6-day *'get-acquainted" size costs little--or buy econ- omy size and save 75¢, Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for new vigor and added pounds, this very day. At all druggists, rou need . spec BEST BUY EY FEATURE Red & White FEATURE Puritan -- 15-0z. tin FEATURE BEST BUY -- SAVE 9c SALMON BEST BUY ie pa) 40 i 3 a : i MT rw Ne features hiarhelcue -Hot Dog, Hamburg, Barbeque - 12-0z. jar HEINZ RELISHES 11 oz. bottle Tomato Catsup for 1.00 MEAT BALLS 3/0:1.00 Aylmer -- 6-0z. loose pack jar STUFFED OLIVES Paramount - Fancy Pink - 1 1b, tin 2r89c¢ BEST BUY -- SAVE 7c Niblets Brand -- 14 oz. tin KERNEL CORN 3 for49c Red & White -- "Extra Creamy" Homogenized -- 16 oz. jar PEANUT BUTTER 3 5c COOKING OUTDOORS ials 31c cesar 25¢ Wrapped 14 pcs WHAT'S FOR ? Features in Our Meat Department Fresh - Meaty PORK SPARE RIBS » §OQ¢ Swift's Premium Blue or Red Brand Beef } CLUB STEAKS Swift's Cello Pkgs. PREMIUM FRANKS = 45 ¢ Swift's Cry-0-Vac » T9e¢ , -- Peamealed COTTAGE ROLLS 50¢ Swift's Fully Cooked Cry-O-Vac 2 to 3 1b. avg. -- Boneless DINNER HAMS = 9Q¢ : A Royal -- 7 Flavours 3a : ; Wonderful Taste Treat oS Instant Puddings 3 for 3 d C BLACK -- 6 qt. basket 4 9 hits or Coloured - Reg. 2 for 27¢c SWEET CHERRIES 1 urex - . . kist - 150' Toilet Tissue I Refreshing, healthful, 'Sun rolls FEATURE 4 ; 49c LEMONS biol Oc etty Crocker -- Large pkg. Tasty, Tender, home- a : SHESRINS 2for@9c [GREEN BEANS = 17¢ Maple Leaf -- 6c Off Deal - 12-0z. tin Crisp, refreshing, large slicers LIQUID DETERGENT 3 5¢ (CUCUMBERS 2.for 27 c BAKERY FEATURE -- SAVE 5 : Sunbeam Bordeaux Walnut Coffee Mild, sweet, Washington CAKE - - - - 73Qc Spanish Onions 2:17 ¢ cy PS IMPORTED With FROM 5.00 [+ SAUCERS ENGLAND Order BLENDED JUICE, 6 oz tin 2 for A9c BIRDS EYE BIRDS EYE PIES, Chicken, Turkey, Beef, 2 for 65¢ A FROZEN FOODS FRENCH FRIES 2 for 39c : Dowson's Food Market YUkon 5-7942 FREE DELIVERY RE had tart -- Port Perry far $ fod Fl RAR 3 4-H Clubs Visit 0.A.C., Guelph One hundred and thirty boys and girls from 4-H Homemaking and Ag- ricultural' 'Clubs in Ontario County had a very successful bus trip to the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, on Wednesday, July 2nd, 1968. The trip was under the supervision of the Ontario Departmént of Agri- culture with -H. L. Fair, Agricultural Representative, Al. Blades, Ass't' Re- presentative, and Wilda Gordon, Home | Economist, in attendance. Mr. and Mrs, J. Mitchell and Bert' On arrival at the: 0. A, C. the group was taken on a conducted bus ) 5 honour of her daughter, Louise's ap- proaching marriage. On Saturday, July 5th, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Routley and daughter Helen at- tended the marriage of Helen Louise Hamill, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hamill, of Manilla, to Mr. Wm. Sallans, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Sallans, of Demorestville, in the Manilla United Church. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Hunter, of Oakwood. - Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Ashton en- joyed a motor trip to Montreal and points in New York State, during the holiday week-end. ; Mr. 'and Mrs. Edgar Heron were en- tertained recently at a surprise party tour of the college grounds. . On this tor :the boys and. girls- saw the Ont. Veterinary College; the Macdonald In.' stitute and other buildings associated with the 0.A.C. Following a complimentary lunch, separate tours were arranged for the Homemaking and Agricultural Clubs. The highlight of the day for the Homemaking Club girls was a tour of Macdonald Institute, Dr. Mar- garet McCready, Principal of Mac- donald Institute, welcomed the girls' and gave a brief outline of the cour- ses offered by the. Institute. She en- couraged the girls to continue their studies an dto take advantage of the many opportunities in the field of Home Economics today, ~~ The 4-H Agricultural Club boys and | girls were taken on a tour of the 600 acre Arkell Farm which is the Live- stock [Research Centre operated by the 0.A.C., Guelph. On the farm the Swine Research Laboratory, the Beef Sire Testing Unit, the Steer Feeding Barn and the Turkey Research Stas tion are located. 'The boys and girls toured the Steer Feeding barn where the management practices were out- lined. Here all different combinations of feed are tested on Hereford, Short- horn and Angus steers. The Swine Research Laboratory_work was out- lined for the visitors by Prof. R. P. Forshaw. At the Beef Sire Testing Unit bulls are tested for rate of gain per day per pound of feed fed. Bulls enter the 168 day test at 7% months, and are graded according to the re- , sults of the test period. This is dome |' to obtain Advanced Registry of beef bulls and for the over-all improve- ment of the beef breeds. ' On return to the college from: Ar- kell a tour was conducted over the, Forage Crop Plots managed by .the explanation of the type of work car- ried on was given. The importance of good pasture and hay seed mix- tures combined with good soil man- agement was emphasized. . Of interest to all was the tour of the new 0.A.C. Physical Education Building. It is one of the most mo- dern buildings of its type in North America. Assisting on this bus tour were several Ontario County 4-H Club Leaders--Mrs. James Smith, Ather- ley; Mrs. John Bray, Udney; Mrs. W. Don Smith, Beaverton, R. 1; Mrs. R. J. McElroy, Beaverton, R. 2; Mrs. Al- bert Cooper, Brooklin, R. 1; Mrs. R. Harden, Brougham; Mrs. Chas. In- gleton, Uxbridge, R. 3; Mrs. C. Ash- enhurst, Uxbridge, R. 3; and Mrs. Da- vid Crosier, Stouffville, Boys and girls from 4-H 'Agricul tural Clubs in Brant, Grey and Wa- terloo Counties also participated in this very enjoyable and highly edu- cational tour of the 0.A.C., July 2nd. ASHBURN Department of Field Husbandry. Here | held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. , Andless, of Scarborough, in honour of | { their 26th wedding anniversary. Sup- per was served on the lawn when Mr, and Mrs, Heron were presented with 26 American Beauty roses. Guests were present from Toronto, Ancaster, Dunbarton, Brooklin and Ashburn. at Whitby District High School. Miss A. Dowson, Mr. and Mrs. Brain and Stephen returned home on Hamill at her home in Manilla, in] Congratulations to Joy Bradley, 4 Helen Routley, Robert Compton, Mar- | § garet Gilpin, Philip Doble, Roy Gau-|¥ daur, Ross Batten, Eugene Sandison, |8. Lola Capelle and Faye Heron, on.hav- 4 ing passed their recent examinations |¥ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland of | i Utica; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton, |$ Wayne and Allan were Sunday visit- 5 ors with Mr. and Mrs; Nelson Ashton. | § Mr. and Mrs. Donald Purdy, df To- 5 ronto, are spending the week with 3 Fred Daw, Jimmy i A number from here attended the funeral of the late Mr. A. Deeming, in Oshawa, on Friday. Mr.-and Mrs. Chas, Porter, Linda and Carol, of Ottawa, are visiting with Mrs. M. Sparks. Saturday after spending a pleasant week at a cottage at Fish Tail Lakes, Haliburton, Mr, Jamés Doble, of Toronto, spent the holiday with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Henry Doble. Serve Country Club Ice Cream! 'MAKES A DELICIOUS DESSERT ~ Week-end Specials "Orange Layer Cake" "Cherry Tarts" ' "Chop Suey Loaf" GERROW'S BAKERY Phone YUkon 5- 2172 " G. M. Gerrow 0 OO 0 0 0 OC 0 OROPOPOFOPOPOPOPO 870,00 0 4 4 0 i OROPOPORO OAOBOBOBAIEESEOPOIORAA BROS OPOS CAWKER BROS. ML Glazed Cooled Hocks 30. 1h. Fresh Pork Ham Shank, half 59c. 1b. Fresh Beef Liver ............40c. Ih. FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING J . UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK "The Family I Butcher" YUkon 5-2221 PORT PERRY po Rev. Mr, Bragg, of Aurora, had charge of the church service at Burn's J church on Sunday, July 6th at 7.30 pm.. He chose for his text from St. Luke, "Wist ye not that I must be about my Father's business", Mrs. E. Humphrey, Misses™John Bradley | and Faye Heron sang "Jesus Led Me All the Way." The regular monthly meeting of the M. Sparks on Wednesday, July 2nd at 8 pm. with Mrs. B. D. Armstrong, of Port Perry, presiding in the ab- sence of the president, Mrs. E. Deem- ing. The meeting opened with the call to worship after which everyone joined in singing. Mrs, W. Routley read the Scripture lesson after which Mrs. R. Richardson led in prayer. The roll call was taken, each one respond- ing with a verse of Scripture. Mrs. Walter Knight then gave a very con- cise and interesting review of the im- portant artitles found in -the. Glad Tidings of January, February, March and June, and Mrs. R. Richardson re- viewed the April and May numbers. The meeting closed with singing and prayer by Mrs. Wes Routley.. Mrs, a social time enjoyed by all, The pathy of the community is extended to Mrs, E. Deeming, of Myrtle, and Mr. and Mrs. Boyes, of Pickering, in the loss of a loving hus- band and father, the late Mr. A. Deem- ing. Mrs. Wes Routley and daughter Helen attended the trousseau tea on W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs, | Sparks served a very dainty lunch and |- treats on Tuesday, July 1st held by Mrs, Barry . menu for a summer's day kept fresh decticaly It's so easy to keep crisp salad greens, cool desserts and all your summer food favorites fresh in a modern electric refrigerator. Preparing the day's menus ahead of time leaves you more hours for summer fun. With a modern electric refrigerator you're always a -good hostess when unexpected guests drop in... and it's no trouble at all to keep cool refreshing summer live beter, ELEC RICALLY PORT PERRY Hydro Electric System wn hand for the children. \ low, wad way L) \