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6--THE PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 4th, 1954 Ashburn (too late for last week) The regular Sunday School service was conducted at Burn's Church on Sunday, Jan. 24th at 10,00 a.m. Due to the illness of Rev. B. D. Armstrong the Chureh service was cancelled and ~ a:short Sunday School meeting. was held with Mr, Walter 'Kerr acting as chairman. ~The following officers were flected for the ensuing year: Superintendent---Mr, Edgar Heron Ass, Sup't--Mr. W. Anderson Secretary--Mpr. Neil Johnston Ass, Sec.--Mr. Earl Paynter Treasurer--Mr, Luther Bradley -Pianist--Glenna Bradley Missionary Con.--Peggy Graham The Missionary objective for the 'year was set at $250.00. The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Bible Class was held at the home of Mrs, Fred Daw on Tuesday, Jan. 19, with a good attendance. The meeting opened with the sing- ing of hymn 26 "Blessed Assurance". The scripture lesson, John 15, was "read by Mrs, Peter Barrie and Mrs. R. | Batten gave a short explanation- of the scripture reading. Hymn 41 "What a Friend we have in Jesus", in prayer. The secretary Miss Florence Doble, read the minutes of the previous meeting. Mrs. A. Parrott, Mrs. Wm. Hopkins, Mrs. A, Dean and Mrs, E. Heron were appointed as the visiting committee for the ensuing month. Mrs, Nelson Ashton and Mrs. James Sandi- son Were appointed as the program committee for the next meeting. Mrs. A. Reynolds kindly invited the mem- bers to her homeé- for the February meeting. Letters of thanks.and appreciation for Christmas cards or boxes received avere read from Miss A. Dowson; Miss Mary Hopkins; Mrs, Rob, Heron; Mrs. R. Lunney; Mrs. R., D. Sherwin; Mrs. H. Fielding, Mr. Elmér Milne; Mrs. F. Beadle, Mrs. Mary Fisher, Mrs, H. Ashton, Miss Marie West, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. R. Goose; Ruth Richardson; Mrs. G. Jeffrey; Mrs. Wm, Gardner; Mr. Andrew Heron; Mrs .Robt. Parrott; Mrs, B. D. Armstrong and Mrs. Geo. Mcllwraith, ' Mrs. Sparks conducted the election of officers and the following were elected for the ensuing year: President--Mrs. A. Fisher Vice Pres.--Mrs. P. Barrie Secretary--Miss Florence Doble Treasurer--Mrs, J. Sandison Pipnist--DMrs, E. Heron was sung and Mrs. A. Reynolds led Téacher--Mrs. M. Sparks a 'cial half how over the usual cup of A vote of thanks was tendered to the retiring president Mrs. R. Batten for her faithful and untiring work and interest in the success of the class during her term of office." The following program was given: Reading "The Old Year and the New", by Mrs. Wm. Gardner. Mrs. Edgar Heron spoke on 'Using our Bibles more in*1954", Mrs, H. Doble also gave'a reading and the meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. The members then' enjoyed a so- tea and refreshments, A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Daw for her kind hospitality. On Friday January. 15 about fifty members of the Social Club and Y.P. S. spent an 'enjoyable evening of bowl- ing at «the Red Wing Orchard Rec- reation Hall, The ladies prizes were won by Mrs, John Hopkins and Mps.. Wes. Routley and the gent's by Mr, Edgar Heron and Mr. Lorne Parrott, The Social Club met in the school on Friday January 22 at 8 p.m, Five tables of euchre were played and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. Bat- .ten, Mrs. Geo. Childs, Mr. P. Barrie | and Mr. N. Ashton, A number of the Ashburn. ladies at- tended the Cooking School held at Brooklin'® on Thursday evening and Friday afternoon, Jan. 21 and 22. Lin a cast for the next few weeks. i Mrs. Wes. Routley accompanied Mr, and Mrs. A. Dgeming and Elizabeth to the annual banquet sponsored by the York and Ont. County film Counci at Brougham on Tuesday, Jan. 19th. Mr. and Mrs, Sam Arnold, of Man- chester were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Nelson Ashton. Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Doble of Sunder- land, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hi Doble on Sunday. AE " > . The girls of Blackstock Telephone Exchange presented Miss Cora Crozier with a red purse on her Tetirement as night operator, James Ballingall has left Blackstock High School and is taking his appren- ticeship as a mechanic at Blackstock Motors. We wish.Jim every success in his undertaking. Mr. and Mrs; John Ross and Mrs. Neals spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Howard Saywell. > Sorry to hear little Joan Saywell fell and broke her wrist, and will have it Mrs. Oscar Graham is home from Port Perry Hospital. Glad she is-feel- ing better, 36 1937 19 18 1939 19440 na 19]46 {1} 19]49 19150 19(51 19)s2 19]s3 1]se RIO SEI VJ In no other car can_you find the quality Inherent'in Pontiac low a price. and performance. Model for model, dollar for dollar, Pontiac is unbeatable for beauty, stamina Pontiac's time-proyen power plants have a great record for economical, trouble-free and quiet operation. The Six delivers 115 hp--118 with Poworglide Transmission. The Straight Eight delivers 122 hp--127 with Hydra mee Drive. at so No other low-priced car offers in. terior appointments, trims, colors; and body styles which rival so - . closely the opulence of the highes!- priced cars, Thus, only Pontiac offers the prestige of high-priced luxury inthe Tow-priced.field. Cushioned in Pontiac's famous easy-chalr comfort and "Cenire- poised" seating, you'll find even the -longest road is shor, oven the oy roughest road; smooth, The famous - _ quietness of Pontlac's engines: Is ~ another feature you'll enjoy. "A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE ~ -| feld, and Mrs, McArthur, feeling better. Mr. Sim Sanderson has been con- fined to bed, and under the doctor's care for the past week. We hope he will soon be well again, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte and Mr, and Mrs. Neil Malcolm went to Bow- manville on Friday evening, to play badminton. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Hayes, Miss D. Hamilton and' Mr, Warren Colley were Sunday guests at Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hamilton's. 4 Mr, Ted Colley is now workig for the Wallace Marlow Co. Mr. Roy Tumer, Mr, Blake and Dale Gunter spent the week-end at Coe Hill. * Mr. 8S. A. Ferguson visited at Mr, John Beacock's on Monday afternoon. - The Blackstock Young People pre- sented their play, "Out of This World" at Cadmus on Friday evening to a small but appreciative audience. * Don't forget our High School pupils are presenting their play, "Come Out of Your Coma" on Thursday and Fri- day evenings, Feb, 4th and 6th, in the Recreation Hall, ~The sympathy of the community to Mrs. James McKee and family, Cad- mus, on the death of Mr, McKee, on Sunday, January 81st. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGill spent Sat- urday in Lindsay. Mrs. O. Wright spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs, Alice Forder in Nestleton. The W.A. of St. John's Church held its January meeting in the Parish Hall. The meeting opened with hymn, Serip- ture reading and prayer by Mrs, Lang- Mrs. Bate- man took the first chapter of the study book and read from the Living Mes- sage. The President spoke of the advertising material received for the demonstration on Home Beautification to be held Feb, 26. The birthday box received donations fram Mrs. Archer, Jessie and Ardis McAithur, Miss NB. Parr was made the new representative to the church advisory council. CMém- bers took' home materials; donations received by Mrs, Bateman to make into saleable articles for the bazaar. Dor- cas secretary, Miss Parr, read the list of necessary articles for the Indian girl outfit and received offers of help and money. Méeting closed by the rector after which lunch was served by group 2 with Mrs. Darcy as convener. ---- Prince Albert The January meeting of the Wom- day the 27th in the Sunday School room. Mrs, Ben Smith' presided and opened | the meeting with the hymn, "Standing at the Portal of the opening year." Scripture reading was taken by Mrs. 'G. Hunter, from Deut., called the book of conductychap. 11, va. 11-17. Lesson Thoughts wi en by Mrs, G. R. Smith. Thank you notes were read for fruit and flowers ,also ome from the Prospect W.A. for two trays. given. Mrs. R. H. Wylie was then called up- on to conduct the election of officers, first reading the W. A. Theme. i FOR BETTER BUYS IN BEDDING, SHOP AT the sign of better living Six differant series! different models! No other car line ean beat this cholce of models, colors and trims, wheelbases, . slyles and special features. What- --. everyour personal preferences may + 4 bethere'sa Pontiac that's "pallored" to your tastel daar FOR DOUAR You CAN'T BEAT PoNTHALL, Thirty-one ---- Dependability is an important reason for Pontiac's ever-growing popularity. People who own 'Pontiac tell their friends that it's the most trouble-free car on the. road. They, In turn, tell thelr friends ~and that's how Pontiac saled have soared so quickly. body /, / Power Brakes aro parf of the great new safety story for 19541 Pontac Power Brakes give you the fastest, much as pod aL Keomanen : smoothest stops imaginable. And feature; a the brakes can be applied in normal valle s on Fender Zand: fashion when the engine is off. Seat and Automatic Fron Widow ines Optional at extra cost on all series. avallable on Chisheln' a: Chief models. ( nel of hy cost.) Gaties Powerglide; a cool car 0 Ale Con pie or slons?; Nyda, alle rant: and Ale gives you i Phone 87 i) Archer Motor Sales = - Port an's Association was held on Wednes- |- Thé treasurer's annual report was |. Officers for 1964--President--Mrs. Li Beacock; past president--Mrs. B. Smith; 1st vice-president -- Mrs. G. Hunter; 2nd vice-president-- Mrs. R. G. Smith; secretaries -- Mrs, A. Brown, Mrs. Luke; treasurers--Mrs. W. Mar- tyn and Mrs. E. Martyn. Fruit and flower committee--Mrs. Ben Smith, conyener, Mrs. N. Wilson, Mrs, Luke; Kitchen committee to remain the samef --Mrs. W. Brown, 'Mrs. H. Jeffrey, Mrs. H. Collins, Mrs. Murphy. Visiting Committee to remain same | --Mrs, Wilson, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. 'W. Brown, Mrs. H. Collins, Mrs. Luke, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs, Doupe.' Parsonige representative--Mrs, @. Smith... Hospital representative--Murs. 'Ben Smith. During the business period which followed, Mrs. G. R. Smith reported some needs for the parsonage--cur- tains, blinds, painting kitchen. Mrs. E. Martyn and Mrs. Porter were ap- pointed to look after curtains or screens of their Sunday School classes. With our new president taking the chair, a hymn and the Mizpah bene- diction closed the meeting. A' pot-luck supper, open to all, was served with group 4 supervising. Some films were shown and thor- oughly enjoyed by all, Mrs. Beacock expressed our thanks to Mr: G. Ree- sor.and Mrs. Middleton who assisted him in giving us this | Pleasure, 'Our new president asked for the continued co-operation of the ladies and hoped that 1954 will be a healthy year financially and a a happy year to- gether, Mrs. H. Collins visited relatives in Peterboro on a recegt Sunday. Mrs. McPherson and brother Mr. J. Mark of Lindsay visited at the home of their sister, Mrs. W, J, Martyn, re- cently, ie a Seagrave their family on Sunday®' My, and Mrs. Ken Scott and family of Oakwood, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Scott and family of Barrie, and' Mr. and Mrs: Bev. Scott { and family of Oshawa. Mr. Albert Rose is at present re-- ceiving medical attention in Port Perry Hospital, ; Mr. L. Scott is visiting in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt and Carol visited on Sunday with Mr. and M#s. Glenney at Whitby. Seagrave friends extends birthday greetings to Mr, Silas Reynolds" of Port Perry who celebrated his 86th birthday Feb. 2. The occasion was marked by a family gathering at | his home oi Sunday, sy 3 Mr. and, Mrs, Alymer: Aldred of Bowmanville visited with Mr, and Mrs. S. Gorrell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Durward enter- 'tained at a Birthday party for their small sdn Keith, aged three years. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. J. Snooks and Mrs. Oscar Gibson and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. McMillan, Lind- say are spending a few weéks at honie of Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds. CAWKER BROS. "THE FAMILY BUTCHER" PORT PERRY TENDER DELICIOUS MEATS' FISH * MEAT %* POULTRY » CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING York Frosted Foods SMART all over Canada... sheets... blankets... pillow slips made right... here in° Canada ya Long-wearing luxury Is the big feature this winter! That's Tex- made's big boon to your budget See the beauty of Tex-made; cur- rently in your favorite store, Feel the comfort ~ buy it -- wherever . you see the Tex-made sign: Canada: lives better: Perry «os With Tex-made! PHONE 73. hes 4 APPEARANCE * Rooms finished with Donnacona Insulating Board bring "full marks" for smart appearance. Donnacona Insulating Board and Donnacona Decorative Specialties beautify your home and save fuel at the same time . . . economical Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott entertained | Py and attractive for new construction or renovation. - "DONNACONA INSULATING BOARD 1 ~ REESOR FUEL & LUMBER «PORT PERRY MID WINTER SALE Evening. Gowns, Dresses, Suits and Coats . SPECIAL SERVICE TO OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS ARDLEY FROCES: St