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i 7 = 2 t I Ey ak Nw PSA ho Hi nt NS 8--~THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1955 vince Albert LJ Mrs. Z. Jackson enjoyed the holi- day with her daughter, Mr, and Mrs. C. Love and family. and Mrs, Glenn Steinhoff and Toronto, were with his aunt and Mrs. Fred: Pearce. Mr. baby, My, Miss Shirley Vange, with Mr. and Vance for the holiday, Ajax, Mrs. sWas at Wilbur her home Mr. and Mrs. G. Middleton, Toronto with their cousins, - Mr. and Mrs. F. Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. M. Alquire, London with their velatives Mr. and Mrs. I. Parkinson. Mr. Mur, and Mrs. on Sunday. Mrs. MecKerihen visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Bond, Toronto a few days lyst week, Mrs. JF. Stanton, Mrs. C. Luke and Murray also Mr. A, Bond were among three to hear Dr. Billie Graham, on Sunday. and Mrs, Broad, Uxbridge with Wm. Heayn and family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martyn; and Mr. and Mrs. E. Martyn and family were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. B. Wanamaker of Seagrave and attended their anniversary services, church The-Newnhmn's are all happy these days--a new son born in Oshawa hos- pital. Weekend visitors at the F. Vickery pent week-end with their daughter, Mr. ans Mrs, R. Murphy-Alan, Little Barbara Devitt, Oshawa de- posited her birthday money in the wee church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W, Bond, Toronto and Mr. M. K. Luke, Hamilton, spent the week-end with Mrs. C. Luke. Greenbank W. A. The regular meeting of Greenbank W-A. was held in the Church basement on Tuesday, Oct: 8rd at 2.30 p.m. with Mis, W. Bacon Presjding, The meeting opened with Hymn 164, Scripture reading was read by Mrs. E. Till Eph. 4 verses 4-32, followed by Prayer by- Mrs. H. Baylis and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. J. Cooperwaithe gave a very much appreciated topic on the World's Bible ending with a Poem "Make your life a blessing". The collection was taken and Hymn 94 sung. The Vice President Mrs. N, Smith then took over the meeting in the ab- sence of Mrs. lanson, thanking the group in charge. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Reg, Foster and adopted. Thank you notes were read from the Ianson family, Miss McMsg@ter and John McDonald and Hazel Scott. Irene Baylis thanked the W.A. for the lovely supper served at Helen's wedding, also Mrs. 'Pearson thanked read. The W.A, Rally at Sunderland was to be held on Oct, 4th. A Delegate was to be chosen for Vice President for group 1, Mrs. elected. Moved by: Mrs. Boe, seconded by Mrs. Harper that a blower be installed in the Parsonage. It was decided to withdraw the dnnual fowl supper, but that 'a joiifit entertainment be put on -H. Thomas was | by the W.A, dnd Fidelis'Class. Mrs. Chapin thanked the W.A, for the lovely kitchen dt the Parsonage, also the kindness shown her by the ladies while she was ill. Other items of business were discussed and the meeting then closed with the Theme Song and Mizpah benediction. A lovely lunch was served by group to 26 members. ¥ Greenbank I'm sure our community would like to extend their congratulations to all the couples married during September and Octobér: Mr, and Mrs. Ross Real, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Budd, Mr. and Mus. Bill Cressman, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Phair, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Lee, Mrs, E. Hook, Mr. and 'Mrs, Herb Hook, Mr. and Mrs. 'rank Lee and Beatrice, at- tended the Kraft-Smith wedding in Kitchener-Waterloo on Saturday. Miss Joyce Clements visited in Killaloo recently with friends. 4 land last Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Howard McMillan have returned home from their motor trip to the West Coast. Miss Marina Lee visited with her parents last week for a few days be- fore she started her new job as secre- tary in Oshawa Collegiate. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee and Mr. and Mrs, Ross Smith 'of Lindsay, at- tended the Kraft- Smith wedding gver the week-gnd, Mrs. KE. M; Croxall of Toronto, visit- ed with Mr, and Mrs, Fleet Beare, over the week-end. Don't forget the annual Fidelis Class Bazaar on November 80 in the Church Basement. Miss Lillian Ward was home visit- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ward over the week-end. ing her parents Mr, and Mrs. Earl Bacon have rent- ed the appartment at Cliff Ward's. Mr, Ryerson Beare attended the In- ternatiopal Plowing Match at Leam- ington this week, Next Sunday, October 16, is Pine- dale Anniversary so both Sunday School and Chyrch Services at. Green- bank have been cancelled. "The following Sunday is the Green- bank Church Anniversary with Rev, Stewart, of Brechin, speaking both morning. and Colby's-Boys' Choir in the morning. Messrs, Doug Foster, Ralph Dusty, Glenn and Lester Baylis were in Cape- rveol over the week-end where Glenn Till; played ball with Brooklin, Best man (to angler bridegroom)-- That's a wonderful girl you've caught. Angler--Yes, but you should 'have seen the one that got away. --t ednesday, October 19 in TRINITY UNITED CHURCH, UXBRIDGE 5.30 - 8.00 p.m. An Excellent Concer{ by AVRO-ORENDA CHOIR .and LL. Beacock home were Mr. and | all the ladies who sent congratulation 3 of N y : ; Malton, Ontario. Adults $1.50, Childre ' Mrs. LL. Devitt and family, Oshawa, cards to Ileen on the arrival of her A number of our W, A, members at- : $ ? n li Mr. and Mrs. Les. Smith, ' Porontos | twins. The Treasurer's réport was tended the District Rally in Sunder- NEW SHORT-STROKE Y-8 ENGINES! NEW HIGHER HORSEPOWERS! You get- NEW 4-BARREL CARBURETION! Now, new higher. horsepower in every engine in the 4-barrel carburetors on "Special" Y-8's great new Ford Truck line for "56 . boost power output when it's needed ... . ' from 158-Hp. right up to a mighty pay off in faster acceleration, extra pull 200-Hp. for extra-heavy hauling! Ford's for hills and hard going. Second 2 barrels new superior short-stroke power means come into action only when extra power ; less friction, less power waste, greatergas 18 required! ; tf savings, much less wear on moving parts, ~NEW LONGER-LASTING VALVES! New - 7 much longer engine life. sodium-cooled exhaust valves i in Heavy- ; . Duty Y-8 engines run up to 226% NEw Mio) isp JORQYE) Bosouss 0) how cooler than solid-stem valves and last engineering Em aw or or@dslhigher gor longer. Tungsten-cobalt valve facing horsepowers are transla into more 14 golid tungsten-cobalt alloy seat - usable power at the clutch! New higher - 3 b inserts defy wear. . 'torque in all Series--up to 316 ft.-lb.-- . means faster getaway, more agile per- - NEW 12.VOLT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMI 2 formance, more power per dollar. . Standard in all '66 models, new 12-volt oh electrical system gives more positive, wir, MEW HIGHER COMPRESSION RATIOS! 1ore efficient combustion at higher HEL ey Ford's new record-high compression in engine speeds, quicker cold-weathes Ee all models in the line wrings extra power starting, greater reserve capacity te -from fuel. handle today's heavier electrical loads, 7 NEW DEEP-BLOCK Y-8 ENGINES WITH UP TO 26% MORE POWER! J LIGHT-DUTY SERIES 3 HIAVY-DUTY SEIT A EXTRAHIAVY.BUTY SIRES © CAB FORWARD $1RILS 3 TANDEM AXLE SHRI 4 SCHOOL BUS SIRIES 2 PARCEL DELIVERY $0010 | SAM pourvaay ' , SN THE '56 FORD TRUCK A STANDOUT NEW FULL-WRAP WINDSHIELD. Ford Trucks for *66 feature new wrap-around wind shields with almost 1000 sq. in. of visibility! New *'built-on"' exterior visor makes ° driving safer and tore pleasant, Standard rear window is more than 4 feet widel : - NEW LIFEGUARD DESIGN! New deep-centre steering wheel is designed to absorb impact; in the event of an accident, it cushions the driver, protects him from contact with the steering post. New safety- hold door locks have petit rotor covers thas ] Ae AANA 5 HHA HAN R80 ANN 0 SAA A 4 HS SAMA PG B85 r MORE HORSEPOWER PER POUAR.. MORE PAYLOAD PER pouAR. | v (ord) mo ai MONARCH NEW G.V.W. RATINGS! New. G.V.W.' 8, _... for all series from F-250 up, boost pay- load capacitiéa to an all-time high! New G.C.W.'s mean more profitable tractor- trailer hauling! Lean, rugged chassis design reduces ton-mile hauling costal NEW B8.FT. EXPRESS! The Ford F-100 Series for 66 features a brand-new 8-ft. Express. This low-cost hauler is ideal for light-bulky loads. With wheelbase of 118 in., load capacity is 66.4 cu. ft. NEW TANDEM SERIES! New T-7650 series for '66 rounds out the famous Ford Tandem Axle line! This six-wheel giant takes 10- capacity of 26,865 Ibs. (Certain fealutes {linstrated or inenton, on most mod SEE YOUR FORD- MONARCH DEALER prevent doors from springing open on impact. to 19-ft, bodies, has load ~ od are g Janae els, optional al extra cost on other NEW ALL-TIME-HIGH CAPACITIES CARRY MORE PAYLOAD PER TRIP! NEW POWER OPTIONS | Automatic trans. mission is now available on all light-duty models, including F-350 with duals and P-500 Parcel Delivery. Power Steering is now standard on many models, and available on all "Big Jobed', : NEW LONGER-LASTING BRAKES | New thicker brake linings on many models extend service life up to 339%, reduce maihtenance costs. All Ford Truck rear brakes have self-energizing action to - build high braking pressure at the shoes, NEW TUBELESS TIRES! New. "higher capacity tubeless tires, standard on ald '66 models, run cooler, give more mile~ age, resist punctures and blowouts, WA rar po, Garage MANCHESTER, evening, with Mrs.] Lo THEATRE LAKEVIEW PORT PERRY Two Shows Nightly -- 7 and 9 p.m. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT. OCTOBER 13-14-16 Jean Simmons and Rory Calhoun In the Stirring Technicolor Outdoor Story "A BULLET IS WAITING ike b 2ND FEATURE Those Uproarious Bowery, Boys In the' Record- -Smashing_ Screen Triumph "THE COUNTRY GIRL" , Special Admission Price for this Picture Adults 60¢c. Children 25c. ji ----------------, nething New and. Different \ PUFFY POP POPCORN 39c. : Pops in the pan it comes in SATURDAY SPECIALS "Chocolate Date Layer Cake" "Cherry Tarts" » GERROW'S BAKERY | G. M. GERROW RE yy yy As EE A A A A Rss $2e2 1 252:2:2 3 NOTIC ealers and Locker Patrons: Our Plant and Office will be Closed on Saturday Afternoons " during the Winter months, beginning, Saturday, October 8. y SVERAOOD DAIRIES LTD. ". PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 238220 80808020828080008 EES Ee EE CRC e0eCecacerec ect teosceoecIceoloIicRoRIcsOs EEC E0E28080R0808000000 Bn" 'Business Moved ROBERTSON ELECTRIC rf and COCHRANE ST.. Your continued patronage will be appreciated for all your : a WIRING APPLIANCES * FUTURE NEEDS REPAIRS and MOTOR WINDING AIP SAME PHONE 179 PORT PERRY Staion Glass! patterns and colours thoud-cut ond f6ifored fo your J ju 4 e in the Hi "CLUB CLOTHES" group at CANADA'S GREATEST CLOTHING VALUE clus CLOTHES 4.90 TIP TOP CLOTHES ® E55 ESO loot [ip FLEET STREET CLOTHES ® (G5 €)®0 "H. H. STONE . "STORE FOR MEN" (CHET E BENEFIT DANCE for ' LLOYD BALFOUR Friday, October 21, 1955 8.80 p.m., to be held in PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL, * do. Music Donated by : WES, JACKSON'S ORCHESTRA Several Door Prizes donated by Ideal Merchants, ' Sponsored by PORT PERRY PISTON PUSHERS Admission $2.00 couple RO "BOWERY TO-BAGDAD Late Complete Show starts at 8.30 pm. -° Po) " : : EL : MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED., OCTOBER 17-18-19 y Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, William Holden { Wish to announce that they have moved to QUEEN 82 a ~