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i 1 | § (] Pr a EO TALL RY RIE A TE -- i) nA OS Sa in ' : Last' Week's Winner -- Bruce 'Hull, Port Perry, Ont. REY ERT Wh FANE SUR ARASET SUE PR Sl A fis 4 4 SARA LR AAG th SEAGRAVE NEWS Mrs. C. Tait recently enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tait | and daughter Gay, of Toronto; Mr. Steven Jackman and Miss Julie Bradley, of Stittsville; and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Moore of Ajax. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moase, Gail and Glenn, of Toronto were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wanamaker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMillan and Mrs. Lottie Moase of Glan- dine, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wana- maker, Wayne and Linda were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Art Moase, of Scarborough, Mr. and Mus. Bruce French of Brampton, and Mr. Dan MacTaggart of Osh- awa called on Mr, and Mrs. J. C. MacTaggart recently. Mrs. Vincent of Montreal, is staying with her sister Mrs. R. Thompson, while Mr. Thomp- son is in Port Perry Memorial Hospital. Rev. E. McNeil is improving very nicely in Hospital and will ' probably be home during the week-end, Miss Rosemary Nodwell en- Joyed playing the bagpipes at the St. Andrew's Day celebra- tion, at the Union Hall, in Osh- awa. Mesdames R, Reynolds, O. J. | Boe, Clifford Short, Garfield Stone, and H, Eagleson attend- ed the Annual meeting of Lind- say Presbyterial United Church Women, at Beaverton United Church. This is one of the highlights of the U,C.W. year, in fellowship, information and inspiration. Obituaries ORVAL E. 'SWITZER Funeral services was held Monday for Orval E. Switzer, 60, a pharmacist with G. Tamb- lyn Ltd. for 40 years, who died Friday at his Oriole Parkway home, Toronto. Mm. Switzer, born in Port Perry, was a gra. duate of the University of Tor- onto School of Pharmacy ie was a charter member of the Eglinton Rotary Club and a member of Glenview Presby- terian Church. He leaves his | wife, the former Gladys Roy; a daughter, Linda; a brother Fred; and six sisters, Mrs. Mel- va Bickell, Mrs. Andrew Law- rence and Mrs. Jack Gray of Port Perry, Mrs. Albert Single- ton of Windsor, Mrs. Glenn Willson of Oakville and Mrs. Victor Baker of Oshawa. - WILLIAM FLEMING THOMPSON The death of William. Flem- ing Thompson, of Nestleton, oc- curred Friday, Jan. 30th, in Oshawa General Hospital. . Mr. Thompson was in his 93rd year, Born in Cartwright Township, "Ont., June 2, 1871, Mr. Thomp- son married the late Eunica PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. FEB. 6th, 1964--15 Marlow, March 27, 1907. Mr. Thompson leaves three sons, Marlow and Stuart, of Nestleton, and Hector, of Osh- awa; one daughter, Mrs. N. Rohrer, of Cadmus, and five grandchildren. He was resting at the Mec- Dermott - Panabaker Funeral Home, Port Perry, for a mem- orial service in the chapel at 2 p.m., Monday, Feb. 8. Inter- ment was in Union Cemetery, Cadmus. County P.C.'s Will Honour Represenatives AJAX (Special) -- Ontario County Conservatives are plan- ning a major dinner for the end of February it was announced this week. The various P-C as- sociations of the area are get- ting together to pay tribute to our parliamentary representa- tives, At the present time, Ontario County is unique in Ontario in having complete Conservative representation in each of the Canadian Senate, the House of Commons and the provincial Legislature. Hen, Allister Grosart, Sena- tor from 'Pickering; Hon. Mi- chael Starr, M.P. for Ontario Riding; Hon. Matt Dymond, M.P.P. for Ontario Riding; and Ab. Walker, M.P.P. for Oshawa Riding will be the four guests of honour. - Other well-known political figures will 'also be on hand. The testimonial dinner will be held in the Ajax Community Centre on Saturday evening, February 29. Invitations are going forward this week throughout the area and those who wish to attend are encouraged to get their tickets early since attendance must be limited: HOPE'S IGA "MARKET PORTERHOUSE, WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET A LITTLE MORE THAN YOU EXPECT Tablerite Pure Pork Skinless STEAKS * ROASTS Prices Effective FEB. 5,6, 7,8 EXTRA A TOTAL OF $32.00 IN BONUS. TAPES Receive an Extra $10.00 Bonus Tape with DIAL SOAP--T7¢, Off Pink, gold, aqua, 3 bar pack Receive an Extra $6.00 Bonus Tape with BUFFERIN TABLETS ~ Btle of 36. Receive an Extra $4.00 Bonug Tape with NABISCO SHREDDIES 18 oz. Pkg. ST. LAWRENCE CORN OIL, 25 oz. size teceive' an Extra $2.00 Bonus Tape with APPLEFORD WAX PAPER, 100 ft. Roll GOODNESS ME FRENCH FRIES, Frozen, 9 oz. Pkg. P.EI. POTATOES, Canada _ No. 1 Grade, 10-1b. Bag -TABLERITE SLICED BOLOGNA, 12 oz. Pkg, WING, SIRLOIN, OR BONELESS ROUND or Rump Roast ORANGES U.S. No. 1 Grade 14 oz. Tube Tomatoes .... 25° CAN. No. 1 5 lbs. Cooking Onions 25° SHROVE TUESDAY "SUGGESTIONS Aunt Jemima Reg. or Buttermilk : 1-1b. Pkgs. PANCAKE MIX ...... 2 - 39¢ Old Tyme 82 oz. Btle. TABLE SYRUP ................ 67¢ Bee Hive 2-1b. Tin CORN SYRUP. ................ BAKERY FEATURES Each Hospitality APPLE PIE. aii, cers 4b¢ Dempster. Chocolate, Save 4¢ Pkg. FINGERS ....0co.oin..... 45¢ Weston's Chocolate, Save 4¢ each GUEST CAKE ................ 45¢ Libby's ~ 15-0z. Tins SAUERKRAUT ........ 4 - 39¢ Libby's : 15-0z. Tins PEAS & CARROTS....2 - 29¢ DIRECT FROM SUNNY ISRAEL SIZE 90's b ¢ Sausage ... "45 Sliced Economical & Nutritious Pork Liver " 29° Schneiders Party Time 8 oz Roll § Rolls ....... 23'} "| CANADA'S FINEST |ii\ 'Red §& Blue- rand Beef 4 EP 4 DOZ. | U.S. No. 1 Grade ~ New Cabbage 2-20 U.S. No. 1 Grade : Fresh Lettuce 2-29° We Reserve the Right To Limit Quantities KRAFT 16 oz. Jar CHEEZ WHIZ - 59 ROYAL GOLD 15 Gal. ICE CREAM .......... 19 40 FATHOM -- FROZEN COD FILLETS ............. 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