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2 - PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 1st, 1965 Manchester News We regret to report that Mr. Edgar Slack is still a patient in Fit Port Perry Hospital. We hope for him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Santer of the San-Man Motel, with her sister, Mrs. Fred Douglas and Mr. Douglas of Niagara Falls are holidaying in Jamaica. Haughlen's Bar-B-Q opened on Wednesday, March 24 with a record first night's attendance. The United Church Women will meet at the home of Mrs. Harvey Dobson, Port Perry on|: Thursday afternoon, April 8th, at 2 o'clock. E. W. Crosier, ited his mother here on Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Lamb and daughter Anne spent last week with her parents, Mr. terson in St.Catharines, Mr. and Mrs. - Masterson and daughter, Miss Caroline accompanied Mrs. Lamb and Anne. home for the week-end. We are glad to know Mrs. Grant Innes is home from the Hospital following surgery and feeling fine. When returning from the hockey match at Stirling on Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Doupe miraculously es- caped serious injuries. A car crashed head-on into their veh- icle causing intense damage to the Doupe car. Barbara and Everett received painful bruises, but after treatment in Peter- borough Hospial, were allowed to come home. Toronto vis- |: and Mrs. R. Mas- || Port Perry High School Three weeks ago the Port Perry High School Junior Boys Basketball team won the G.B.S.S.A. championship by first eli- minating the South-River-Sundridge High School team. 37-35 and the Stayner High School team in the finals 43-36. Above is the championship team and in the back row from left to Junior Boys Win G6.B.S.S.A. Championship right are David 'Murray, Ronald Blakely, Bob Fawns, Arnold Heayn, Ivan Little, and the coach Jim Musselman. Front row: Paul Soloman, Grant Williams, David Hubbard, Terry Adder- ley, John Hayes, Trevor Kendall. --Staff Photo At the Central Ontario Cty. Music Festival, the Lions' Club of Sunderland, a Junior Chorus from Manches- ter Public School, Grades 1, 2, 3 and 4 won first prize award. sponsored by Ne a a a a a a a a a a] © ANNOUNCING eo Port Perry Public School ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE AND MUSIC DEMONSTRATION TUESDAY, APRIL 6th at 2 o'clock p.m.-- Kindergarten, Grade I, II and IIL WEDNESDAY, Grades IV, V and VI. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14th Grades VII and VIII APRIL 7th at 2 o'clock p.m.-- at 2 o'clock p.m.-- All parents and the general public are cordially invited to attend these important school activities. R. V. ARCHER, Chairman of the Board R. H. CORNISH, Principal PLEASE NOTE--Parents who are planning to register - children for the Kindergarten Class in September, please mail the child's name and age to the Principal or send same, in writing, to the school. The child must be five years of age before January 1st, 1966. Thank you, RHC. Specialist welcome. J. C. BRETHOUR, County Weed Inspector Weed and Brush Control MEETINGS A series of Weed and Brush Control meetings will be held in Ontario County as follows: TUESDAY, APRIL 6th, 1.30 p.m,-- Uxbridge Dept. of Agriculture TUESDAY, APRIL 6th, 8.00 p.m.-- Brechin, Township Hall SPEAKERS: Dr. C. M. Switzer, Dept. of Botany, University of Guelph Mr. Grover Smith, Seed and Weed These speakers will have the newest information available on materials and equipment to use for the eradication of weeds and brush. All farmers H. L. FAIR, Agricultural Representative They sang "Popping Corn" and were top winners out of a total of 13 entries in this category. They continue in the competi- tions and sing again on Sat- urday, April 3rd. Mr. Emil St..Aubin, Ottawa was over-night guest at the Ed. Mulholland's on Monday. Family night for Cubs was held in Manchester Hall on Saturday evenng last. Some 50 badges were awarded, and Rev. C. C. Gilbert presented John with his "Religion and Life" badge. John was the only Cub 1 to receive this badge. Cub Mike Ives was also presented with 10 proficiency badges and his second star. If you are in Need of JOB PRINTING Call PORT PERRY STAR PHONE: 985-7383 PROSPECT NEWS Messrs. Jim Smitherman and: Jack Holtby had successful farm sales on 23rd and 27th respectively, The U.C.W. are pleased with the patronage they received at their lunch-stand. They plan to repeat this service at Mr. Dearborn's Sale on Apr. 13th. Lloyd and Ruby Simth, Aldon Smith, Marion Webster, Sylvia Diamond and Barbara Holtby attended the Christian Educa- tion Conference, concerning the new curriculum for Sunday School, at Northminster United Church, Oshawa, 19th - 21st. Congratulations to pupils of Prospect school and their music teachers, also some High School students, who received high marks at Sunderland Music Festival last week. There were choruses, rythm band 2nd; Glen Eoltby 1st; Douglas Holtby 2nd; Kenneth Webster was winner of the County of Ontario Federation of Agriculture a- ward. Glen Holtby and Ken- neth Webster both played at the Star Festival Concert. on March 29th. Irwin Smith and Roger Holtby, vocal duet 2nd; also with high marks were Bruce Donovan & Irwin Smith, Susan Smitherman, Marie and Barbara Holtby, Anna Croxall and Muriel Gray. George Smith of Toronto University and Beverley Vernon of Queen's University were at their respective homes on a re- cent week-end, Mrs, Underwood of Uxbridge spent a few days, recently, with her daughter, Mrs. Tustin and husband. We are going to miss the Smitherman family from our community. They were very loyal citizens and active church members. April Dial 985-3321 LAWRENCE'S Rexall One Cent Sale| to April 10 Inclusive THIS IS OUR 35th ANNIVERSARY AND OUR 70th ONE CENT SALE. PLAN NOW TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF THIS MOST POPULAR MONEY - SAVING EVENT. VALUES SUCH AS 98 Mi 31 Antiseptic ......... 2 for .99 .35 Terry Face Cloth ....... 2 for .36 3.50 Poly Mulsion ............ 2 for 3.51 2.00 Adrienne Hair Spray 2 for 2.01 89 ASA Rex Tablets ....... 2 for .90 1.25 Bachelor Deodorant 2 for 1.26 98 Bronchial Syrup ......... 2 for .99 1.00 Bachelor Hair Cream 2 for 1.00 _~ MORE THAN A. M. 300 ITEMS ON THIS SALE LAWRENCE THE REXALL STORE ML PORT PERRY