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TKuMAT, ZAN. 23r& 1958 TEE CAAD!AISTATEMAX.%.pal<VLLE O'&jb&X< Manvers Twp. Red Cross Holds Annual Meeting Betbany: The annual meeting of Manvers Township Branch of the Canadian Red Cross So- ciety was held in Bethany on AWnday evenmng. These officers re elected, for 1958: President, s.* Earl j Iee; honorary pre- sident, MIM&ra Morton; fîrst vice, Mrs. 'ýiarry Richardson; second vice, Hildon Johnston: third vice, Howard Malcolm; secretary, Mrs. Douglas Smelt; campaign manager, Earl Argue; first aid kit supervisor, George Smith; supervisors of Loan Cupboard, Mrs. Edgar Beer and Mrs. Stewart Speller. Mrs. Earl Argue was in the chair. Treasurer Henry Jake- mnan reported $460.30 had been received during last year's cam- paign Por funds, directed by Reeve -'Tari Argue, assisted by Mrs. Harry Richardson, Mrs. 0. Cain, Mrs. G. Calnan, Clifford Curtis, Orville Challice Fenton Fallice, Wesley McMahon, . al of Pontypool; Harvey Malcolm, Morley Kellett, Noral Marshall, Hildon Johnston, Janetvilie; Lloyd Clarke, Lawrence Sta- pies, Laverne McKinley, Mrs. iRalph Preston, Mrs. Lloyd Ar- gue, George Smith of Bethany, as Canvassers. The branch wil send $250 to headquarters. Locaily, first aid was given to the J. Knapp family at Pon- typool when their residence was destroyed by f ire, and ail the pupils in the 15 schools in Man- vers township had been sup- plied with cod liver oil capsules and the Branch had sponsored the Home Nursing Class. Henry Jakeman was appoint- ed to purchase a new stretcher ta supplement the supplies in the loan cuphoard which naw includes four hospital beds, rubber sheets, air cushion, baby scales, wheel chair and sick- room supplies, all available free o! charge to anyone in need in the township. Mrs. Beer and Mrs. Speller were asked to make a complete inventory of the supplies available and arrange for a centralized depot of this equipment. Report of the home nursing class supervisor, Mrs. Edgar1 Thirty all-new inodels in seven series distinguish the 1958 Pontiac, introduced todfýv by Gener Motors of Canada, Limited. Lower, longer, wider than ever before, the 1958 Pontiacs feature man new advancements in styling and engineering. Coil springs replace the conventional leaf springsi rear suspension, while air ride suspension on ail four wheels is optionaL. Shown above is ûi Strato-Chief 4-door Sedan for 1958. Beer, stated that during the past year a class in Home Nurs- ing had been conducted at Yel- verton and 19 members would receive their certificates this month, rnaking a total of 43 graduates if Manvers township from classes previously con- ducted at Bethany and Ponty- pool. MANVERS STATION The Woman's Association were entertained at the home of Mss. W. Bradley Thursday with vice president Mrs. A. Johnston presiding. Mrs. H. Thompson read the Scripture from which the topic "Another Way" was taken; a reading by Mrs. M. Bradley, Secretary Mss. M. Logan read minutes and soll caîl. Treasurer Mrs. N. Porter gave the financial re- port. Rev. R. R. Bonsteel pre- sided for the election of offi. vers for 1958 as follows: Presi- dent, Mrs. E. Cavano; vice-pre- sident, Mrs. A. Johnston; se- cording secretary, Mrs. M. Lo- gan; corresponding secretary, Mrs. F. Youngman, Treasurer, Mrs. N. Porter; visiting com., Mss. E. Argue and Mrs. W. Bradley, parsonage com., Mrs. E. Argue. Congregational meet- ing will be heid Jan. 23rd. A delicious lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Warr, Norwood, with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Olan. Mrs. John Wars, Campbellcroft, is with her jdaughter, Mrs. Olan. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Gal- braith visited in Toronto on jFriday. Their con Archie re- turned home with themn for the weekend. Ms. Fred Youngman, Messrs. Jas. Boggs, Harold Thompson and Alvin Olan, were in To- ronto on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rupert and Peter, Bawmanvllle, with Ms. and Mrs. Wilmot Hornes. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Argue vis- lted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fairbairn in Peterbosough. Fred Youngman and Alvin Olan attended a stock sale in Havelock on Saturday. Alvin purchased 10 head o! cattie. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Porter1 and Verna with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Pdrter, Newtonville. Managers' &Clerks *SALE!I THE FRIENDLY FOLKS AT YOUR A&P PICKED THE VALUES YOU LIKE BEST KET9 FAB PEANI MIXEI *SHREI PUMF mm **Heînz Reg. Price 3ic CHIU~P SAVE 2o 15-c Giant Speelal 7o Off Deal 1 Ann Pge Hmogenized Reg. Price 350 UT. BaUTTER AVE %" i Ayimer Sweet Reg. Price 35o PIK ES AAVE 6o 16-c Nabisco ) DEDWHEAT Rng. Prire 2 pkgs 39o )DED WHEATSAVE 4c 2 Jane Parker Reg. Price 655 «KIN PIESAE6q SUIPER-RICHffT 0QUA1 ff Y MEA TS Mr. & Mrs. S. Le Berry Hoid- 5Oth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Berry celebrated their Sth Wedding Anniversary Saturday after- noon and evening Jan. llth, in the I.O.O.F. Hall, Orono, which was donated by the Lodge in general for the occasion. The Heather Rebekah Lodge catered with a delicious lunch, served from a table beautifj.al- ly decorated with a lovely white linen tablecloth with gold streamers. Centering the table was the wedding cake, expert- ly iced, decorated and made by Mrs. John Berry. Bouquets of. yellow mums were on each side of the table. The bride and groom of !ifty years were presented with a lovely table lamp by their for- mer neighbours around Kirb,I also a 400-day dlock and purse of money from their immediate families. Several other beauti- fui gifts, cards and congratula- tions were received from their many friends. Over 125 signed the guest book. Miss Rosemary Smith. niece of Mr. Berry, received the guests at the door, assisted by ather members of the fam- ily. Those present at the wedding fifty years ago, attending the Anniversary were Mrs. James Nixon, sister of Mrs. Berry from TISLFloé 1I O k I Thornbury, Ont., January 20, 1958 Dear Mr. James: I appreciate you sending me marked copies o! the Statesman dated January 9th and 16th, and arn certainly glad to hear that my friend, Irwin Colwill, is not guilty o! storing American appies to the detriment o! local grawers. The f ive reasons for Amer- ican apples coming in do flot en- tirel.y cov.es the situation. Apples coming over in bulk packages and being packed and mîxed with Ontario apples bas been one o! the worst features. A lot o! these apples were under size, that is below 2%"~ and certainly beiow U.S. Standard for Fancy in calaur. The im- porters used thern and are using them, now as a lever ta lower prices o! superiar quality On- ýario apples. 1 believe if imports o! inferior quality fruit were prahibited and that ahl fruit had ta be graded up ta a standard of U.S. Fancy and having a size o! 21/2"9 in diametes, we could meet any competitian. But is is this poor coloured, smaller sized fruit aoming in and going out ta the trade mixed with Ontario apples, and thereby lawering the quai- ity o! the apples going to the stares that is really doing the damage. Your very truly, The Georgian Bay Fruit Growers Limited, G. H. Mitchell, President. v 0 t s c -oz btl 29C pkg 69C 6-oz jar 31iC oz ar27c pkgs 3 5C tach 49C PORK.,ROASTS S HO UL DE RS Lean, Shankless lb 3 5 BUITS PRODU«E SPECIAL Irexas Curly Leafp Fresh Trimmed, Wash.d, Ready to Cook SPINACH baa2.9 c 4A Lean, Meaty lb45 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIENT BULIS Reg. Price ach 21c-SAVE 25e 25 Watt, 40 Watt and 60 Watt - 4 for 59c Reg. Price each 25c-SAVE 11. 100 Watt - for39c Prc., Effective Until Saturday, January 25th, 1958. 'I WESLEY VILLE With snow storms giving this district a wide berth, eVeryane is trying ta work in as many_ quiltings, meetings and social events as possible xvhile soads are good. About 20 ladies met at Xrs. E. Barrowclough's on Tuesday afternaon for a Save the Children tea and Red Cross quilting. The quilt was finish- ed and in a name gue'ssing con- test. Mss. Donna Wakely won the prize. Those not working at the quilt cut out blocks for several more. Eight tables o! crokinole were played at a W.A. spon- sored party Friday evening in the Sunday school room. Pri7e winners were -Kay Thorndyke who tied with Mss. Bruce Dmn- ner and Mss. J. Groenveldt. Murray Payne, Wanda Ford and Paul Austin. There were also four consolation prizes. Larry Dinner celebrated his birthday that day and just be- fore regular refreshments were served, his mother placed a lovely cake with its seven can- dles on his table, lights were turned off while everyone SangE "Happy Birthday To You". E Some ladies fsomn Wesley-t ville and the Part Britain la- dies were quilting at Clarat Dark's and are '¶aoking farward2 ta doing one each week for same time ta came.f Sunday morning was quite cold but there wese 57 at Sun- day school with Paul Austin reading the Scsipture.a Congratulations to Mr, andS Mrs. Carrol Nichais on the birth o! their son in Port Hope hospital Friday mamning. Mss. Wni. Robinson, Marvel- ville, and Harold o! Montreal, visited E. Barrowclough's lastS we k- Mrs. W. Dow, Metcalfe, and'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dow.V Bowmanville. were Sunday vis- l itSgrata:the sa=mahome. s î i ry, f0, no, ry, M4r. lîss n1u- Sof un- ýen, for ýp) [di- at idit ýet- rs. on .cy Ur. la- of ing. ry. on eV. ýes. w- at ess as as. il- he îrt Bowrnanvilie: Mr. John Ber brother -of Mr. Berry, Oro] and Mrs. W. Malley, Oroi also Miss Florence Wer Hampton, and her brother, Frank Werry, Bethesda. MV Werry played the weddîng nr sic for the bride-and groom fi! ty years ago, and their m: ister was the late Rev. McKeý Who was minister o! the Pri byterian Church in Orono1 thirty years. ZION (Hope Townshi] Wednesday evening the auc tors for the W. Assoc. met Mrs. E. Ruthven's home to au( the books for 1957. Annual me( ing was held Jdn. 16 at M Robert Morton's, with electi, of officers. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Clan Weston, with her parents, 1Y. ar.d Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Friends, neighbours and rel tives gathered at the home Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Andersc Jan. 1 lth, the occasion beli their 25th wedding anniversai Church services' were heldd Sunday, Jan. 12, 10 a.m. Re Harding conducted the servicý Holy Sacrament service folli ed. Sunday School was Il a.rn. with attendance le than usuai. Congregational meeting w Jan. 20 at Mr. and Mss. Chz Raby's. Mrs. Ralph Gerow returni home, a!ter visiting her son Toronto. Congratulations to Mr. ar Mrs. Arthur Meneilley (nee Li hian Gravelle, Port Hope, on tl birth of a son, Jan. 19 at Pc Hope Hospital. SALEM' 1955 DUJCK HARDTOP FuIIy equipped, 21,000 miles, one owner. Locally owned car. 1955 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN Hardtop. V-8. One owner. Perfect condition. TRIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1954 DODGE SEDAN A-i Condition - New Motor $10985 1954 FORD) 2-DOOR A-1 condition 1951 BUIÇE 2-DOOR HARDTOP Fuli y'Fipped ROBSON MOTrORS LIMITED BUICK - PONTIAC - G.M.C. TRUCK DEALER 166 King St. E. Bowmanville MA 3-3321 MM Ail Weather Misses' Coats Car Coats Eeg. la 39.95 'lLALEReg. la 29.95,0 ON 00ON SALE $* SALE HERE ARE BARGAINS THAT NO ONE ELSE DARES OFFER! Bresliin's * laranc of Odds and En ds Starts to-day! Look a!t1his array of-I 4Sensation ai ValuesI MURLES PYJAMAS JEANS CRINOLINS B eg. la 4.98 DLOUSES R eg. 2.98 GOWNS ( ~/ R eg. la 6.98 l eu. la 5.98 m Eeg. Ia 4.29 GIRLS' JEANS, Eey. la 2.69 E eg. 2.98 T-SHIRTS aEeg. Ia 4.98 WOOL SCARVES, Eeg. 2.98, and many mare items YOUR CHOICE 0F AMY O0F THESE cat No Exchanges or Refu nds Piease Ladies' Car Coats Bey. Io 16.95 ON $560 S[AL E $.0 Misses' Dresses Reg. Ia 25.00, ON $ 00 SALE Better Dresses Ladies' Re.Io 35.00 Winter Cocats S E eg.S A E eg. la 39.95 ON 1000 ON $50 MANY OTHER GREAT VALUES BRESLIN'SLadies' Bowmanvill. and Whitby Salem Home and Sehool Club held their January meeting last Wednesday evening. Meeting opened with the singing of "O Canada" after which President Mr. Bob Craig conducted the business. It was decided to hold a card party in the school on Saturday, Feb. 15, to which anyone is invited. The parents were given an opportunity to discuss their children's report cards with the teachers. During this discussion bingo was en- joyed, by the other members. Lunch was served and a social time enjoyed. The eecutive of the Home and School Club held their Jan- uary meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Darch. Salem W.A. held their Janu- ary meeting at the home of Mrs. L. Welsh. Mrs. S. Buttery and her group were in carge. Scripture was read by Mrs. L. Coombes. Devotional and pray- er by Mrs. S. Buttery. Readings were given by Mrs. H. Barrie, Mrs. J. Hall and Mrs. B. Colla- cott. Miss G. Blackburn favor- ed with a piano solo. Mrs. But- terýy gave a missionary reading. Durîng the business conducted by the president. Mrs. E. Twist, we decided to buy some stain- less steel cutlery for the church. We have been asked to cater to a banquet on March 7. Lunch was served and social time en- joyed. The annual Sunday School meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shack- leton recently. Rev. F. Jackson opened the meeting with pray- er. Minutes of last meeting and treasurer's report were given. Election of officers resulted as follows: Supt., Mr. W. Craig; Pjssist. Supt., Mr. G. Shackle- ton; Sec'y, Marion Buttery; As- sistants, May Twist, Grace Blackburn-, Treasurer, Donald Welsh. Flower committee - M4rs. E. Twist, Mrs. K. Shackle- on. Cradie Roll-Mrs. L. Rich- ards. Pianists, Misses Grace Blackburn, Bea Craig. Marion 3uttery. Song Leader-Mrs. E. Twist. Teachers-Aduit, Mr4 W. Craig, Mr. G. Shackleton; Young People's Class, Mr. Bob Craig,,Mrs. G. Shackleton; Jun- ior Boys, Mrs. S. Buttery, Mr. K.. Shackleton; Junior Girls, ulrs. L. Welsh, Miss Bea Craig; Primary, Mrs. W. Craig, Mrs. ETwist; Beginners, Miss Dor- cen Richards; Assistants, Miss- s G. Blackburn and M. But- Lry. Don't forget the Congrega- ional meeting Thursday, Jan. >3 at the church. Mr. and Mrs. E. Twist andý îmily were Sundav visîtors Nith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Twist, ,Thitby. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Littiel od family, Agincourt, with her âster, Mr. and Mrs. R. Shack- eton. 4 Mr. and Mrs. G. Shackleton md family. Mrs. M. Blackburn ith Mrs. Nettie Cole and Miss tella Blackburn, Town. Sorry to report Mr. Ken Verry a patient in Memloria] lospital. Best wishes rot ai Poedy rocoveryo - Girls' 3-Piece Coat Sets Rey. Io 16.95 ON SALEr50 Misses' Skirts Reg. Io 12.95 ON $..0 NAL E 0 WMM -0 nue m m m a i L "M CANADUN STATESMM, BOWMANVME. ONTAIUO lb&*Olle immm a ýi