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GO ens a fe imi wb re BASS *ronto, were ! _ home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dowson, _ + Mrs: William Jeffrey, of Port Perry, * Sunday in Toronto visiting Mr. and "thanks to all the fine people in Port _ Perry and district for the many grand __Rod_and-Gun-Club,--and-the-staff--at-}. "EDGERTON ~wishes to thank Dr. a AA aa Ey Foy . ie is ak £9: 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR----THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, -1958 pF LOCAL rma, Snes ut ih GUN CLUB ANNUAL nual meeting of the Port Perry -Rod and Gun Club will be held at the: High School, to-night (Thurs- day), Jan, 29, at 8 p.m. All members are requested to attend this meeting as officers for 1953 will be elected. "Make it a point to be: at this méet- ing."--0. 0. Hamilton. : Mr. and Mrs. Frank -Dowson, of To- week-end visitors at the Scugog Island. visited with Mrs. John Pearce, Scugog, on Sunday. 2 Miss Anne Lavender, a -imember of the Port Perry Public School staff, is off duty this week, due to her mother, who took seriously ill. Mr. Mrs. Ed. Balfour and spent Mrs. Douglas Lade and family. "Birth MacMASTER--- Marion and Archie MacMaster are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Mary Lynne, on Thursday, January 15, 1953, at Oshawa General Hospital, Cards of Thanks NEWS The Churches ET Th ------ C HURC H OF THE ASC ENC ION ANGLICAN February. 1-----Septuagesima Sunday. 11 a.m.-----Holy Communion. 11 a.m.--Surnday School, H. 8. Swabey, Rector ST. JOHN'S-PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH : Sunday, February 1-- 10 a.m.--Sunday 'School. 11" a.m.--Holy Communion Preparatory Service Friday evening at 8 o'clock. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, Miniyter Sunday, February 1-- 11 aan--"Let your light shine" The newly elected elders will be in- ducted at this service. 7 pm.--*"A Load or a Lift?" 3 -- PORT PERRY BAPTISA' CHURCH Douglas Sloan, Pastor. February 1-- 2 p.m.--Sunday School. 3 pm. ~Evangelistic service, Wednesday--Prayer meeting, 8 p.m. Sunday, THANK YOU! My most sincere cards and gifts which have cheered my wife at Toronto Western Hospital and for the many favours and acts of kindness to all the family. We also wish to let you know how much this is appreciated. 1 expect Nell will be home from hospital in the near future; Thanks again. --Charlie Popert. 'SMITH -- The family of the late Jonas Smith wish to express their most sincere appreciation to the many friends and neighbours for their kind acts and gifts of fruit and flowers dur- ing his illness and for words of sym- pathy and beautiful floral tributes at his passing. - Special thanks to the Prince Albert Community, Port Perry Maple office and Dr. G. M. Rennie. -- Murs. Harry Edgerton Rennie and all those who so kindly remembéred her with flowers, fruit, cards, during her illness in Oshawa Geéneral Hospital. THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, February 1-- -Morning Worship Sunday School Evangelistic Service II am.- 3 po, T p.m: Wed, 8 p.an.--Prayer service ; Friday, 8 p.m.-- Bible stady on life of Abraham. in : ALL ARE WELLOME Pastor=-Wm.- W. Thompson: SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST : CHURCH Sattirday, January 31-- Service at 2.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are welcome BOWLING - IS FUN. -- FOR EVERYONE SITLE ENTERTAINMENT Tox & Uxbridge PLEASE NOTE Two Shows Nightly, 7.00 & 9.00 'Matinee at 2. 00 P. m. LAST SHOWING TO-NITE "THUR., JAN. 29 "AT SWORDS POINT" Starring Cornel Wilde and. "- Maureen O'Hara Technicolor FR). and SAT., JAN. 30 and 31 "FORT OSAGE" Technicolor Starring Rod_Cameron and Jane Nigh And. For Laughs we. bring you "TROUBLE MAKERS" "Starring The Bowery Boys MON. and TUES, FEB. 2 and 3 "LYDIA BAILY" : Technicolor Starring Anne Francis and Dale Robertson WED. and THUR., FEB, 4 and 5 +VRETREAT HELL" 4] B . Starring Frank Lovejoy and Anita Louise PLUS _ "YOU FORME" _ Starring Peter Lawford and Jane Greer "ne ey N/A The Quiet Man" 18 COMING SOON a date. IBBAGE Whether you're with your family or your friends, you can he sure of the utmost in bowling pleasure here in 'our well-maintained alleys, Make it Open bowling Friday and Saturday. King Pix Lanes PORT PERRY . Hospital. = x Coming Events ------|Tea and Bake Sale SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14-- Port Perry C.G.IT:-and- Explorers will "hold a Valentine Tea and Bake Sale in the basement of United Church on Saturday, February 14, from £ until b p.m: Baby sitters will be present to gare for your children while you have tea. .. Proceeds for Community feb12 Greenbank- Recital WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4-- Don't miss hearing Miss Edna Jacques, of Toronto, wéll-known auth- oress who will give a descriptive re. cital of her work in Greenbank Church under the auspices of the W.A. on Wednesday, Feb, 4, at 2.30 p.m. Lunch will be served. Admission: Adults 50c. Children 25¢. Address-Recital THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5-- °* Under the auspices of Seagrave W. A., Edna Jacques, well known Toronto "| authoress will give an address and '} recital at the-United Church on Thurs- day, Feb. 5, at-8:16 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Admission 50c. Euchre WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11-- Blue: Ray Chapter, O.E.S., Port Perry, are holding a Euchre in the Masonic Rooms, on Wednesday, Feb. 11, at 8° p.m. Admigsion 60c. Re- freshments served. jan29 |\IODE-Annual MONDAY, EEBRUARY 2-- The Avail Meeting of the Scugog Chapter, 1.O.D.E., will be held in Port Perry Library room, on Monday, Feb. : 2, at 3 pm. Change Gala Night Date to Feb. 27 - Port Perry Lions Club officials have announced that the date of their big Gala Night at the High School gym has been postponed one week to Fri. day, FEB; 27. The change has been 'made, it is learnéd, due to the fact will be competing at the Kiwanis Mu- sic Festival on Feb. 20. Several mem- bers of the choir make up Wes Jack- son's orchestra which had been en- gaged for the original date. The new date is expected to give the Lions an opportunity to put on their complete show as scheduled and give all citi- zens a chance to attend the festivities. 5» HARD TYME HOP Sponsored hy The Anglican Young People's Association --a a. inthe High School Gym - Friday, Jan. 30 8.30 to 1 a.m. ADMISSION 40c. - Strictly Hard Tymes. "until about a yeéar Z,| husband, who died in 1936, -that--the-large--United---Church- choir Obituaries + "MARY ELLEN DIVINE A native of Pickering Township, Mary Ellen Divine, window of the late James Divine, passed nway at her Whitby heme, January-25,1953 in] her 16th year, "She was born in Pickering in 1879 the daughter of-the late Mr: and Mrs. William McCausland. After her marriage to Yams Divine; the couple lived on'a farm where Ajax is now located; and on thst. property being taken over by the govermment-in 1941, they moved to another farm on} She 'remained there ago," when she the Audley road, moved to Whitby. - Mrs, Divine was predeceased by her She is survived by one son, William, Whitby, three daughters, Marie of Whitby; Mrs. Fred Cookson (Madeline) of Sea- grave and Mrs. Chester Snodden (Grace) of Blackwater; also by two brothers, Enos McCausland, of Kings- ville, Ontario and Charles McCausland, Euclid Street, Whithy. The funeral service was held on Wednesday afternoon, January 23, at the W. C, Town and Sons funeral home and was conducted by Rev. G.-C. R.}- McQuade. Interment in the Mount | Lawn Cemetery. FREDERICK WILLIAM BEATTY : EVANS Frederick William Beatty Evans, 63, verteran of the first World War, died Wed., Jan. 7, 1958, in Sunny- brook Hospital where he had been a patient. for 14 months, Enlisting in the C.E.F, in 1914 at Edmonton he served in the Royal Can- adian Army Service Corps as an am- bulance driver and was severely gas- sed just days before the signing of the Armistice Nov., 1918. He had en- dured very poor health - since and spent long terms in the old Christie St. Hospital as well as Kingston DVA. For the past 24 years he has oper- ated with the help of his family, the picturesque little summer resort in Omemee familiarly known as "Cap's Place", Many of his patrons being Americans, : Son of the late Major James Evans and Sarah Fee he wis a life long ve- | sident of the village and a mechanic by trade. His wife the former Myra Williamson died in June 1940 leaving him. with an infant son Charles along 'with James, Beatty, Katherine (Mrs. |' Keith Hickson) and Mrs, Alan Red- man (Evelyn) of Port Perry. Also survived by one brother and four sis- ters Melville of Ladner B,C., Mrs. Skinner (Jennie) of Vancouver, Mrs. MacPherson (Irene) Alberta, Mrs. F. C._Fielding, of Coboconk, Mrs, R. Cornwall of Omemee. Funeral was held from the Rehill Funeral. Home, Peterboro, on Satur- day, Jan, 10, with Rey. Charles Rich- mond of Christ Church Anglican offic- iating and under auspices of the Om- emee branch of the Canadian Legion -who-attended -in-a body-parading from their club rooms under command of Comrade Gordon Bocogk. Pallbearers were Comrades Reuben Reeds, George Ingle, Edward Lowes, _| Clinton Endicott, George. Stephenson and Elwood Faulkner. Interment in :| Emily Cemetery with Comrade James -Brooks sounding the Last Post. Of 14,000,000 Canadians, 65,100,000 4 | are jnsured against hospital expenses: X or fries THE 1953 PONTIAC brings Canadiaps a , completely new line of autornobiles with 20 body styies in . five series, New styling inside and 'out, new colors, improved riding qualities, greater vision and . 4 LY [N a a roomier interjors are among the highlights. Available are eight and six cylinder engines, the latter 'with substantially increased power. Options such as Powerglide or Hydra-Matic automatic transmis- sions, depending on the series; Power steering; and the Autronic Eye, an automatic headlight dimmer, "+are available at extra cost. Shown here is the Custom Catalina. 'SPONSORED BY SCOUT MOTHERS '| Truck, low mileage, $676, ROBERT known Uxbridge and Port Perry Law- |! ver, who was elected president of the Ontario Riding Liberal Association at the annual meeting in Whitby last He succeeds James Heffering | %8:8 nght. of Whitby, who held the pest for many years. To the EDITOR: Toronto, Ontario, January 24; 1963. Dear Mr. Editor: . The support of the Editors of the Canadian weekly newspapers has al- ways been an important factor in the success of the annual appeal of the Canadian Red Cross Society. Not only during the campaign but through- out the year your co-operation has heen noteworthy. Again this March -the 'Society will Told its annual national appeal with an objective of $6,310,600, the abso- lute 'minimum required to carry on its essential and vital services, In a sense, Red_Cross and weekly newspapers have mutual interests-- the interests and activities of the com- munity. That is the basi reason why we are anxious to have tory of our work mentioned by your \aews- -paper.----Your--co-operation--does so | much to help the thousands of Red Cross volunteers. The success of the campaign depends on the news col- umns of your publication. "The Canadian Red Cross Society | is most grateful for the contributions |- of the Canadigjl 'weeklies, We know that you wilF*fontinue to give us your support in our work. - Yours very truly, - Richard H. Gluns, National Publicity Director - . THE CANADIAN: RED CROSS]. -~._ SOCIETY. FOR SALE_--6 h.p. Motor, used only a-few hours, "$260. 00; New Coleman Heater, 50,000 B.T.U's, $90.00; New Coleman Heater, 82,000 B.T.U's, $65; | Essotone Heater, $756; Forage Wagon with. with- box and good tires, $160; New Forage Wagon Hoist, $200; Ottawa Hydraulic Loader to fit any row-crop tractor, $200; John Deere Corn Binder in good: condition, $200; V-Type Snow Plow, $200; John Deere B Tractor, new motor, $650; '47 Stude- baker 3-ton Truck with Brantford- Anthony power hoist, new re-built motor, $800; '48 Fargo half-ton Panel We have many other used machines. UX- SPRING FARMS LIMITED, Phone Uxbridge 246, and Port Perry 126r4 (BOB) HARRIS, well- = Jewel Shortening ih "1b. 3 23c. Rose Brand Margarine 35¢. Our Own Blend Tea, 1's 55¢ ~ Flowerdale Tea Bags, 2%, 73¢. 36's 39c. "Heinz Baby-Food; 8-for 29c¢. - Marvel Pastry Flour, 's, 47¢.- Save All Waxed Paper . 100 ft, roll ..............31¢, Javex, 16 oz, 16¢c., 32 oz. 26¢. SOS. niin, 15¢. FRESH FRUITS and - VEGETABLES Spy Apples, 3 1b, bag 39c. "Florida Grapefruit ~ Full of juice. = 5 for 29¢ . Juice Oranges, 176% nd9c. Turnips, 1b . Bananas, golden ripe, Ib, 19¢ E. MERLIN DOWSON PHONE 91 FREE DELIVERY EVERY MORNING OF EVERY DAY LARGE SI1k 30e.¢] 75. ¢ GIANT 1k «24's $1.40 FOS0909090809090000080900000P0R08 POS CE0E08080E0E0808008000E0B0E0E0E 8. SOBRE SOPON 0) - The ANNUAL MRETING of The Ontario Pine Grove Cemetery Go. will be held in PORT PERRY PUBLIC LIBRARY Thursday, February | 5 Annual Report will be received. Election of.Officers. Every plot owner is a member and will be welcomed and entitled to vote on all questions GRANT CHRISTIE, R. D. WOON, President. ; Secretary-Treasurer. vi Ta ¢, a) U a Li "FARMS WANTED waiting clients. Our years of. experience enable us to offer Contact: 3 an "unparalled ser vice, Tr = | MERVYN BIRD, BROOKLIN, Phone 44W DAVID McLEAN LIMITED, REALTORS Agents'in Lansing, Willowdale, Thornhill, Richvale, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Bradford, Maple, Woodbridge, Georgetown, Stouffville and Brooklin. 5 One of Canada's Largest Farm Agencies : Farms, country properties and village homes wanted for BLUE COAL, DONNACONA, DONNACONA SHEATHING LUMBER -- SHINGLES -- GYPROC -- MOULDING DOORS--WINDOWS--PLASTER--INSULATION GYPROC LATH--HARDWOOD FLOORING PLYWOOD -- MASONITE--ARBORITE LIME -- MARLITE (TILEBOARD) _ PLASTIC & RUBBER FLOORING METAL MOULDING REESOR FUEL & LUMBER C0. PORT PERRY Phone 73 : : oof TF REE $10 ° TICKETS ON . . .- LIONS CAR DRAW ONE TICKET TO BE WON EACH WEEK . too small, au. ™ WRITE YOUR NAME on the back of your Del Cashier's slip, No purchase ; All tickets will go into weekly lucky. draw. : DELICIOUS DEL DINNER or LUNCHEON or just a cup of COFFEE or a coke and be the, lucky winner of next week's $10 ticket on the. Lions draw for the Firedome 8 DeSoto. _ DEL RESTAURANT You may enjoy a Scout Hall, FRL, JAN. 30 "Good Prizes 8.30 p.m. Refreshments Adm. "0c ay