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of =e ------ CEA ar on uh £5 on et EE A N pik id BEALL SAAT LLN A DAMIEN AAT REE pA ARIE Nx LR AK SER Eo PU 3%, 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTCOBER 16th, 19563 LOCAL NEWS Congratulations The many friends of Mr. and Mrs, E. H. 'Gerrow, Oshawa, join in con-}: gratulations to them upon the occasion of their 57th wedding anniversary on October 14th, and to wish them many happy years to come. CE SE Mrs. W. Ford, Miss Verna Ford and Mrs. Manley, of Lindsay, called on Mr, and Mrs, Mac MacMillan, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Sutherland of Lis- towel, Mr. R. W. 'Sutherland, Miss June Sutherland, of London, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacMillan, Sr., of Lindsay, Mr, and Mrs. William Short, Lindsay, Mr. aand Mrs. Wm. 'Short, Mr. Ross Short, of Seagrave, spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mac MacMillan. Obituary On Sept. 23rd in Port Perry Com- munity Hospital, Mrs. Wesley Elliott, widow of Rev. Wesley Elliott passed away. Born in Greenwood, Pickering Twp. Aug. 18th, 1867, daughter of Thos. and Rachel Adamson, she became the wife of Rev. Wesley Elliott on July 9th, 1895, and served with him at Seagrave, Centreton, Baltimore, Woodville, Hastings, Oakwood, Wel- lington, Brighton, Port Perry, Belle- ville (during which pastorate he was President of the Bay of Quinte Can- ference) and- Campbellford. In 1927 Mr. Elliott--retired* and they made their home in Port Perry, until his death in 1937. Since then Mrs. El- liott lived with her daughter Mrs. J. E. Jackson in Port Perry. She is also survived by a son Dr.'E. V. El- liott, Galt, and one sister Mrs. M. B. Egan Parry Sound. In failing health for several years, Mrs. Elliott: continued to keep her keen interest in the work of the Church and the Woman's Missionary Society in particular, of -which she had made herself 'a life member on her twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary. : » 'The funeral service was held in the : ~ Chapel of the McDermott Funeral Home, Port Perry, ¢onducted by Rev. R. H. Wylie. and interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Prince- Albert, Ont. os Births DIAMOND, 15 and Sylvia are happy to announce the birth of their son on Saturday, October 10th, 1953, at Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry. "A brother for Billie. "Uxbridge PLEASE NOTE EN Two Shows Nightly, 7.00 & 9.00 Matinee at 2.00 p.m. Air Conditioned for Your comfort LAST SHOWING TO-NITE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 Miracle of Fatima FOR ALL THE WORLD TO LOVE IN COLOR" FRIDAY- SATURDAY, OCT. 16- 17 Untamed Frontier \ IN TECHNICOLOR starring JOSEPH COTTON and . SHELLY WINTERS 4-PLUS-- Geneal Spanky : Slaring OUR GANG Gt a SEE PAGE 5 OF. THIS ISSUE FOR SPECIAL ATTRACTION COMING 410 ROXY THEATRE: : -- 'Oct. 18th--20th Sunday after Trinity |The Churches C "HURC H OF * THE ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rector; Rev. H. S. Swabey, M.A, B.D. 9.30 a.m.--Holy Communion 11 a.m.--Morning Prayer 11 a.m,--Sunday School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H, Wylie, Minister Sunday, October 18th-- L 10 a.m.--Sunday School--Rally Day © Miss Willows will give address. 11 a.m--Morning Service 7.00 p.m. Evening Service Miss Mabel Willows of Seagrave will be in charge of both services 'ST. JOHNS PRESBYTERIAN «CHURCH Sunday, October 18th-- 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School. 7.00 pai--Evening Service with-|} drawn in favor of Burn's Church, Ashburn Anniversary Services, Sunday, October 25th-- 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School. 7.00" p.m ~--Evening Worship. Friday, October 30th-- Induction Services - Rev, B. IL © Armstrong, Burns Church, Ashburn. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Douglas Sloan, Pastor. Sunday, October 18th-- 2 p.m.--Sunday School. 3 p.m. Service-- : Wednesday--Prayer meeting, 8 p.m. PENTICOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, October 18-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service-- Special Speakgr for evening service, District Supt., Rev. W. B. Greenwood: Wed. 8 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study. Thurs., 2 p.m.--W:M.S. meeting. Eri, 8 p.m.--Young Peoples. EVERYBODY WELCOME Pastor: Wm. Ww. _Thompeon | 1 3 SEVENTH. DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, October 17th-- Service at 2.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are welcome Euchre Schedule Announcing the coming season's dates for the Anglican Church Men's Club popular parties, 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 8.30 sharp, starting Thurs- day, October 15th. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT A grand prize will be awarded to the holder of the highest total score for the season. --Save for ready reference-- October 15, 1953. November b, 1958. November 19, 1958. December 3, 1958. December 17, 1953. January 7, 1954, January 21, 1964. February 4, 1964. February 18, 1954. Admission 60c. WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR SAND, GRAVEL, SOD and LOAM ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve you. Phone 322W Port Perry for informatjon. | der singing and music. {Turkey Supper Nov. * 1968 Coming Events FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16th, at 8.30 p.m. Blue Ray Chapter, O.E.S,, are holding an euchre and draw on hope | chest, in the Masonic Rooms. Every- one welcome, EEE WEDNESDAY, October 21st at 8.15 Old Time - Dancing with music by Western Trail Blazers in Utica Mem- ory Hall. Admission 0c. Thanksgiving Amn, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25th, Services at 11 am. and 7.80 p.m., in Grace United Church, Scugog, conducted by Rev. A. E. Young of Pickering Village. In the morning service music by the church choir and in the evening the Hooper Quartette of Oshawa will ren- oct22 OCTOBER 19, at 8 p.m. the October meeting of the Boy Scout and Cub Mothers will be held at the home of Mrs. R. V. Bryden, Lilla Street. Turkey Supper Wednesday, October 28th at 5:30 .m. in Greenbank United Church, sponsored bythe W. A. . Entertain- ment, Mervin Dale, Oshawa; Jim Bell and Elmer, ventriloquist, Norris Skin- ner and Wallis, horns; Mrs. Roy Fleury, Elocutionist of Stouffville, Euchre and Dance OCTOBER 24th at 8.30 p.m. tHe Greenbank Athletic Association are sponsoring a euchre and dance in the Community Hall, Admission 60c. Ladies with lunch free. | NoTICE Fall Meeting of the Oshawa Presby- tery W.A. will be held in the Simcoe Street United Church, on_Wednesday, October 21st. Registration beginning at 9.30 am. Guest speaker, Mrs, W. Majoribanks, United Nations, Toronto. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th in: Seagrave United Church. Dinner served from 4.30 until all are served. Roast Turkey with all the trimmings, Entertainment from Oshawa. Adults $1.50, Children pnder 12, b0c. BAZAAR, NOV. 21st (24) The Prince Albert Woman's Asso- ciation will hold its bazaar in the Port Public Library. More particulars later. 5 Cards of Thanks We wish to extend a sincere thank you to the relatives, friends and neigh- bours who have proven most under- standing. - Your helpful acts and kind words were a comfort to us dur- iny our hours of sorrow in the passing of a dear wife and mother. __. J. F. Vickery and family. We wish to extend our heartfelt 'thanks and appreciation for acts of kindness and beautiful floral offerings received from relatives and: friends, <1 also thaning Dr. Dymond for his ser- | vices. The Lane Family. I would like to thank our many friends and neighbours, also the Com- munity Club and Woman's Association for their many acts of kindness shown daring our stay in Epsom and also for the beautiful gifts I have recently re- ceived, Thanks Again -- Mrs, J; Neeson, Basehall Club The executive -and players of the Port Perry Baseball Club wish to thank all the men who took money at the 'gates or helped in any other way throughout the year. + Fy SPECIALS, oC. 16-17 "TOMATO SOUP... isis wen for 25c. BULK MACARONI = riviiiiiisisedirrrses nite d fOr 23¢, ICING SUGAR .......ccooovvvinvinrenins nar THI 2 for 25¢.' YORK PUMPKIN (28 02.) wai (einer antes wees 18€, LIPTON'S BLACK TEA (V2 1b.) .....ciivvnniiniiiinniniinns wondbe, GOLD MEDAL CURRANTS (1 502.) .......ccvvvvne. ress 6c. MAGIC BAKING POWDER (1 1b.) ....ccoooivvivinnnnniivnininiinns .83c. RINSO DETERGENT (Giant) ............ ries esrrane reesei 896, BATH SIZE LUX iii ciiniiiiinnnisinnnisimssises 4 for 39c. MIXED COOKIES (1 Ib. cello) HE Pe AVHRR A ll LT SOCIETY DOG FOOD (15 oz.) ......... ning for 96¢, WINDEX WINDOW CLEANER .....coocovnviiniiviinnnnneninnenn 136, Closed Tuesday afternoons, open on Wednesday Hernan All orders of $2.00 and over are delivered Free. DOUPE'S STORE Phone 174 r 14 Prince Albert | Place: oct29 | Maybelle Rebekah Lodge. The installation of officers of May- belle Rebekah Lodge No.( 348, Port Perry, was held in the Lodge Rooms on Tuesday, 'October 6, 1953 =. ° Sister Reta Boe, District Deputy President, was in charge of the In- stallation ceremonies. Present were Past President Sister Mable Disney, Oshawa, Sister Arksey, District Deputy President of 'District No. 7, and visitors from Toronto, Osh- awa, Whitby and Brooklin,. A very delicious lunch was: served in the Club Room by the ¢ommittee in charge, The following is a list of officers for the coming year. Noble Grand--Alpha Samells Vice-Grand--Marjorie Wanamaker Recording Sec.--Flossie Ploughman Financial Sec.--Nettie MacDonald Treasurer---Kathleen Pickard Chaplain--Annje Jackson Warden--Aileen Dowson Conductor--Nettie Aldred Musician--Myrtle' Snelgrove P. Noble. Grand--Dora Dowson R.S.N.G--Florence Reesor L.S.N.G--.Elsie Pogue R.S.V.G--Audrey Geer' L.S.V.G--Minnie Diamond Inside Guardian--Luella Kennedy Outside Guardian--Ellouise Huyggard Flag Bearer--Merle McKee T Port Perry Rod & Gun Club All"members of the Club are re- quested to attend the first Club meet- ing of the fall and winter season. There is much to be discussed at this meeting as well as the annual dinner, Fall and Winter activities, and other forms of entertainment. . It is requested by the president that | all members be present. Time: 8 p.m.-Monday, 'October 19th. Ott Hamilton's garage, ad- jacent to parking lot. Ott Hamilton, In Memoriam October 17, 1943. Just a thought of sweet remem- brance, Just a memory sad and trie," Just the love and sweet devotion, Of the ones who think of you. . Every remembered by Brothers, . Sisters and Mother. Ontario County Council When the Ontario County Council meets on Wednesday, among other items of business the question of cap- ital grants to hospitals will excite considerable debate. 2 This matter was brought to the fore much earlier this year when a depu- tation appeared before County Coun- cil requesting financial assistance with the enlargement of Oshawa General Hospital. At that time it was stated that 25 per cent of the patients using the Oshawa General Hospital were from the county and while a figure was not stated it was intimated that county council might consider. financial assis- tance up to 26 per cent of the cost of addition, which would be a grant of | well over $250,000. MOTIONS DEFEATED At that session a motion to make to Oshawa General Hospital a grapt of $1,000 per bed, on completion of the extension was defeated by a. sizable majority. A second motion the next day to grant Oshawa Hospitaal, Port Perry Hospital and Ajax and Pickering Hos- '| pital financial ald received more sup, port but also was defeated, COMMITTEE NAMED As a result of the many debates on the question a select committee was chosen by Warden H. Down to study : J the whole question of 'hospital grants, and discovered what other counties were doing and/the method employed. It is learned that this special com- mittee will bring in its report this week, and county eouncillors will have considerable more information to guide them than when the subject was first introduced. Ear i Every County Clerk in the Province of Ontario was requested to provide statements on annual grants paid by 'their counties towards the mainten- ancé of hospitals and the eapital con- [4 struction of hospitals. A compilation of the replies receiy- ed makes a very interesting study and one clerk in his reply closes his letter with a brief paragraph which will no doubt be echoed by members of County Council, He said, "This hospital 'question is always a headache to the councillors of both county, city and the county officials." But headache or not the question will be before County Council and the debate will be centered around the principle to grant or not to grant financial aid to hospitals serving the county? . If this question receives an affirmative vote, the question will be How Much? ONTARIO COUNTY GRANTS Hitherto the County of Ontario has }# made a total of $11,000 in construction grants in the past ten years. Ajax and Port Perry hospitals were bene- ficiaries to the extent of $5,000 each. Oshawa Wages Earners Second in |-- Province Oshawa and Ontario County is the second highest wage earning district in the province of Ontario. Statistics | -- issued Monday by the provincial - municipal relations committee places | only Sudbury above the local area. The 1951 average income' for the head of an urban wage - earning fa- mily in this district isigiven as $2,796. The figure for the Sudbury area is $2,962, Next in order are: Lambton county | $2,718; Algoma - Sault Ste. Marie, | = $2,764; Welland county, $2,728; Es- sex county, $2,718; Linciln county, $2,708; Halton county, $2,699; Ham- ilton - Weritworth, $2,865, and York, including metropolitan Toronto $2,647 Lowest urban wage earning area is. Glengary _ county around Cornwal, where the average yearly wage is $1,564. Urban residents earn an "average of $469 a year more than rural resi- dents, with the overall provincial av- erage amounting to $2,686 for urban earners and $2,117 for rural earners. Wh y KLEENEX, regular or chubby hha ake. 20¢. 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