The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

FIER Tm on NE I om er eT ---- 1 DG th pt ELT Ri ---- ah : g ie cA] % ' Ie STEAL be aE Lt, a Ris AEM AVE dati a-73 4 * . sri BLACKSTOCK NEWS By O. Hill Mr, and Mrs. Victor Hobden and five children, Schenectady, N.Y. visited his uncle & aunt Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beacock last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith & Mr, and Mrs. Oscar McQuade visited Mrs. Herb Trewin and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Beatty, Cobourg, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith De Mer- ed from a holiday in Florida, Gaspe and East Coast, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Casey, Doreen, Ronald and Barbara, Toronto; Mrs. Fred Andrews and son Bert, Newfoundland were Tuesday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Archer. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dy- sart returned to Metz, France, Wednesday, following a month with their. families and rela- Mr. Melville Griffin flew home from Manitoba Tuesday, where he had spent two week's holidays. Mr. Paul Rahm; having com- pleted his first year at St. Joseph's: School of nursing, Peterboro goes to Toront Sun- day, Sept. 4th to affiliate at Sick Children's for 3 months. Mr. and Mrs, George Wolfe, Brian and John returned home SEE WES 8 EA eH 8) 3 [ vp RERL UH ' 'if . dbvaisiapuriamadaidinisdudra. aaa aa ISD... = am 1 SERS SHES iB | A ph] tered ithe # o : a Bncchilaiairiedot sisi s a also visited several relatives and Rev, and Mrs. Harcourt (former rector of Blackstock Anglican Church). _ Mrs. Garnet Murray, Cath- erine and Carolyn of Cress- well and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor enjoyed a motor trip to the East Coast visiting many places of interest on the St. Lawrence and in the Maritime Provinces, The Fathers of Con- 'the New England States cross- 'Golden Pound Mix ...... 2 - 69. chant and children have return- | tives here. Monday from. a wonderful | federation Memorial Building months holiday. They toured |in Charlottetown, opened by Queen Elizabeth 2nd in 1964 the British Isles and Europe, WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET A LITTLE MORE LLEUROLIES (19) __ Supplied by THE OSHAWA WHOLESALE LUMITED 3 supply depot for Progieisive independents SAVE 15¢ Sweet Treat Fancy Sliced or Tid Bits 'Pineapple SAVE 12¢ PARAMOUNT Sockeye Salmon Chiquita Brand BANANAS 2: 25 CANADA No. 1 -- Large Crisp Heads Imported Iceberg LETTUCE sresvanne ve CANADA No. I Grade Cello Bag Bradford Grown CARROTS .... 3 Ib. 19c. FRESH PORK LOIN SALE ! Loin Roast 0 Pork RIB Tenderloin Portion PORTION 31h. Av. Ib. \ 3ib.Av lb. LOIN ROAST O'PORK ol Centre Cut ROAST or CHOPS Ib. 85c. SUNNY MORN RINDLESS" SLICED SIDE BACON 1 Ib. Pkg. 99c. Swift Prem. WIENERS v.p. 1 1b. 57c. SWIFT'S Tru-Tender / Sliced Beef Liver tray pack 1 1b. 59c. . Smoked Cod Fillets 40 Fathom Ib. 8 oz. SAVE 14c¢ IGA'S OWN CHICKEN NOODLE Soup Mix 5... 49: tl) IGA ROYAL GOLD FIRST GRADE BUTTER Take Advantage of These Features ! IGA Choice TOMATOES 2 20 oz. 49c. . Billy Bee HONEY (Liquid) 32 oz. 59c. Red Rose TEA BAGS O0.P. 60's 79c. Pudding & Pie Fillers Jello 4 R. S. 49c. 'Bakery Features IGA Apple Pie (oven fresh) Each 39c. Dempster Southern ROLLS pkg. 12 23¢ A 5 LB. BAG GRANULATED | F RE E | White Sugar WITH THE PURCHASE OF TWO PACKAGES OF 2 WESTINGHOUSE 25, 40, 60 or 100 WATT LIGHT BULBS AT THE REGULAR PRICE. - PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 7, 8, 9, 10 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES MORTONS BETTY CROCKER -- SAVE 29c. 20 oz. n |] : : MACARONI & CHEESE 6 - $1.00 ; White Cake Mix ......... 2-69. VALENCIA Size 88's CREST Family 0 R A N G E S ? © © 0 © 0 © 0 9° 0 oo 69c. TOOTHPASTE 89 SAVE 10c. o 8 0 0 0 0 0» * . C. MAZOLA OIL © 0 0 0 00 000 00 89c. i HALO and REGULAR 99c¢. Family BETTY CROCKER -- SAVE 29c. 20 oz. SH AMPOO , 13¢ -i ® © © 0 8 0 8 9 8 8 8 6 0 0 ® [ ] Devils Food Cake Mix .. 2 - 69. ig BETTY CROCKER -- SAVE 29c. 17 oz. § KRAFT -- REGULAR 16 oz. CHEEZ WHIZ .......... Gc. PRODUCE $2.00 BONUS BOOSTER Local Grown 3 1b. Cello Onions MEAT $2.00 BONUS BOOSTER Table-Rite Skinless Sausage, 1 1b. Carton FROZEN FOOD $2.00 BONUS BOOSTER Apple Pie, Farmhouse, 24 oz. GROCERY $10.00 BONUS BOOSTER Minute Rice, 24 oz. Nestles Quick, ¥; 1b. tin free -- 21; 1b. GROCERY $6.00 BONUS BOOSTER Bold Heavy Duty Detergent, Gt. Monarch Pastry Flour, 7 1b. PORT PE RILY 1G i Ly re gra X Chg, a £3 ERA SARL SEAR SR Ra lL A ra dato rdsticsiasi PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, SEPT, 8, 1966 - SPL FRR) AE SRE Sh Sa 1 and the Confederation Chamber where delegates met in 1864. They returned home through ing into Ontario at Cornwall. Friday night a shower was held in the Recreation Centre in honour of a recently mar- ried couple -- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Asselstine who are now living in Kitchener. David Kyte was M.C. and announced the following pro- gramme -- Piano solo, Linda Mountjoy; two readings by Rosie Frey, "Love's Bloom" & "Amniversary Gift". Piano solo, Debbie Swain ;two solos, James McLaughlin, "Tip Toe through the Tulips" and "Over the Rainbow"; Piano solo, by Nancy Dorrell; Reading, Mrs. EPSOM (Continued) entertained her- parents Mr. & Mrs. Donald . Asling, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clarke and Irwin King. Pat, Jim and Irwin have just returned from a holiday out West. : On Sat. Mr, and Mrs, H. Kerry and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.. Geer went to Kinmount Fair, Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry were Mr. and Mrs. Heny Thomas of Scu- gog and Mrs. Ruby Rogers of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs, Barry Bushell and girls of Peterborough have been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. H., Ashton for the past week, Mr. and" Mrs. Bruce Hough- land and family were Sunday dinner guests with her parents Mr and Mrs. Arthur Taylor. - Miss Trudy Brawn spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Haugen and Randy of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie and Miss Darlene Christie were Sunday dinner guests with the Martin family in Brampton, The dinner was in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sargeant who had just returned from honeymooning at Moon Beach, Montego, Jamaica. Mrs. Sargeant, nee Miss June Martin is a neice of Mrs. A. Christie and the daughter of the late Thomas W. Martin & Mrs. Martin. Piano solo, Judy Swain; Read- ing, Mary Frey, "Recipe for How to- Cook a Husband"; Piano solo, Carol Werry. David presented the happy couple with a lovely table and chairs and some miscellaneous gifts. Leslie made a very ap- propriate - reply of thanks. Following lunch, dancing to music by Mrs. Toombs, Messrs, Stinson, Willys and Bob Bur ton was enjoyed. 0.A.S.A Squirt Championship To Be Held Here Sat. The town of Port Perry will be the site of the 0.A.S.A. Squirt Championship Tourna- ment on Sat,, Sept. 10th, Four teams will be on hand to com- pete for the all-Ontario Squirt honors which last year was won by our own young squirts who carried the colours of the Port -This--year-the -- Perry Legion. legion boys were knocked out by Oshawa who in turn were eliminated by Peterborough. Peterborough are entering Squirt Competition for the first time and will represent Zone 4. Richmond Hill a fine young squirt team will probably re- present Zone 3 but no word has 'been received on the with North York which Rich- mond Hill are currently play- "ing; Zomwe I will be represent- ed by the winner of the series between Wingham and Owen Sound. Wingham were one of the teams that Port Perry played in the Preston Tourna~ ment and will no doubt be tough. In Zone 2 the finals is between Burlington or Beams- ville so we should look for a good club from this district. First game goes at .1 pm. with Peterborough playing Ri- chmond Hill or North York. Second game goes at 3 p.m, with Wingham or Owen Sound playing Burlington or Beams- ville, The Finals goes at 5.30 p.m. for the Lauria Motors Trophy. 0.A.S.A.. President Mr. Harold Dormer of Peter- borough is expected to be on hand to present the trophy to the winners. The boys will be treated to Sandwiches, milk & Ice Cream between games by the Port Perry and District George Wolfe, "Uak - Cutt"; Minor Softball Assoc. ST PSII ES "THE FISH & fe Sie Sai ale i MANCHESTER OPEN -- Friday, Saturday and Sunday 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. If you don't like fish -- try a HUB PUPPY & CHIPS - = Ee SEE Sie ale Sle ile ec HUB" CHIPS 35¢. Shi a4 ZIRE ZZHESS MOVED -- ROSS McLEAN RADIO & TV HAS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION at 193 PERRY STREET Second Building North of the Municipal Office. series SHOW TIMES -- 2 GE he Pi, a PAUL | JULIE NEWMAN | ANDREWS ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S 'TORN CURTAIN' A universaL picture / TECHNICOLOR® ADULT ENTERTAINMENT. PLAZA pining TEARS YOU APART WITH SUSPENSE! 110 - 4:35 - 7:00 - 9:15. et i - = IA CAIN © Sar ie - : Fring Id