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i ea -~ SELLTES SIE Rana eT Scout And Cub Mothers' Auxiliary Hold Annual Christmas Party By Mrs, Charles Reesor The Scout and Cub Mothers' Auxiliary held their December meeting and Christmas Party at the home of Mrs. Grant McDer- mott, on Monday evening. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Grant Mec Dermot, who cordially, wel- domed tiventy "members gath- "ered together for an evening of social merriment. The business of the auxil- lary was quickly dispensed with - and gratifying reports were pre- sented by the secretary, Mrs. Orten Michie and. the treasurer, Mrs. Donald Cochrane. Reports were submitted regarding the party for a former member, Mrs. Leslie McDonald and the recent demonstration which was held in the Scout Hall and presented by Mrs. A. Fulford. Mrs. McDermott expressed her pleasure on behalf of the' parents who attended the recent investiture for eight scouts and reported that Scout Master. R. Bell wished to convey his many thanks on behalf of the scout organization for the hosplital- ity and refreshments supplied by thé auxiliary. Scoutmaster Bell will be the guest speaker at the January meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. W. Williams, Bay Street. At the 'conclusion of the meeting an impromptu pro- gram was presented by all members participating in the games and contests, with Mrs. Lloyd Short, Mrs. Gwen King, and Mrs. Gordon Goode giv- ing readings suitable for the holiday season. Winding up the evening ac- tivities was delightful Christ- " mas songs played on the Low- ery Organ by Mrs. Glen Van Camp while the hostess and her committee daintily arranged the pqt-luck luncheon which was heartily enjoyed by all. Be- fore dispersing, Mrs. McDer- mott was extended a sincere vote of thanks by Mrs. Lloyd Wakeford for her hospitality and the use of her home. Obituary- | ROBT. ELLIOTT THOMPSON Seagrave lost one of its high- |' ly respected citizens in the pas- sing of Robt. Elliott Thompson on Nov. 26th. Born in England 'in 1880, the son of the late Robt. and Mary Thompson and educated in Eng- land, being a chartered account- ant. Coming to Canada in 1910, In 1915 he went overseas as an original member of the b8th Cdn. Inf. Bn, with the rank of orderly room Sergt. During the latter years of the war he was attached to the Bri- tish Embassy at Wash., D.C. On his return to Canada he resided in Toronto and Green- wood before coming to Seagrave in 1936. During World War II he was very active in raising funds for the Red Cross and other patriotic activities. He was a charter member of the AF. & AM. He leaves to mourn his passing, his widow, the former Susan Baxter and a brother Thos. in England. A privaté funeral setvice was held at the McDermott-Pana- baker funeral parlours on Sat., Nov. 28th. The Rev. E. MeNeil conducted the service, with in- terment at Pleasant Point. Pall Bearers were Ralph Rey- nolds, Orville Boe, Gordon Sweetman, Leon Standish, Robt. Nodwell and Fred Cook- son. THANK YOU I would like to say thank you to all the ratepayers of Port Perry for supporting and electing me as your Deputy-Reeve for 1965-66. May I extend my sincere wishes to you for a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. =a md Irving Boyd y 5% (Open for your convenience * 7 days a week LEC EREERECRE CRERE( on Compliments of the Season ; : IDEAL DAIRY BAR ? 6G rr 2 CLOSED Christmas Day & § New Year's Day (ONLY) # 2 Q G" PORT PERRY STAR, THURS, DECEMBER 17th, 1064 -- b Mr. Alan Hatelie and Mrs. Minlue Egan were married Friday, November 27th at 7 p.m. in Bolton United Church manse by the Rev. E. G. Knowles. Attendants with the couple were Mrs. Frank Honey of Port Perry, and Mr. John Brooks of Belton. A reception for relatives and friends followed at the bride's home with members of the U.C.W. catering, Mr. and Mrs. Hatelie are residing in Bolton -at 43 Norton Blvd. Your Carload Food Market, Prince Albert have all the finest in foods 'to make this the merriest Christmas ever. HEINZ 48 oz. Tin Tomato Juice .... 3c. ROSE 16 oz. Jar Sweet Gherkins RED ROSE FANCY 45¢. NESCAFE || Instant Coffee $1.59 PRICES EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK END, WED. - SAT, DEC. 16 - 19 FREE DRAW on every $5.00 or over purchased from now / until Dec. 19. 5 Prizes to be won 1st prize--a turkey 2nd prize--a ham 3rd prize--Christmas Cake 4th prize--31b box Chocolates 5th prize--11b box Chocolates ne FOOD MARKETS TEA BAGS .... 42. | OCEAN SPRAY 15 oz. Tins Cranberry Sauce 2 - 53c. Nabisco Shreddies 12 oz. Pkg. 28¢. KLEENEX Facial Tissues ....... 2-59c. 400's Pkgs. . STUART HOUSE 18 x 25" Roll Foil Wrap ....... 63c. ® This Week's MEAT Features © - FRESH Fresh Meaty GRADE "A" SIDE Chickens Spare Ribs 2-3 1b, Avg. Wet. Ih 3c. le. Christmas "Turkeys NOW FRESH SLICED Pork Liver ..... 2c MAPLE LEAF Sausage Meat . . .. 2B. DEVON RINDLESS 1b. Pkg. Side Bacon ...... 59c. Fh 0 ow ? ht A ae a. Cal Sad ey Ero AN 4 "a Tas Mind ds a AO Al a Fn dE