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Ladies' Monday Completely new styling from hooded headlam ps to taillights features Oldsmobile for 1957, with the Red ital iiss tonei most sweeping model change in 20 years, as presented in this Super "88" Holiday coupe. "Sky-line" beading down the roof extends into the rear deck and sets off the twin-strutted rear windows with three separate glass areas. Distinguishing the new front end are the new "hi-lo" bumper, twin front fender rocket emblems and parking lights adapted from the experimental Golden Rocket. Inside there is a new strut-mounted instrument panel and a wide variety of new upholstery fabrics and colors. Mechanically, there is a new 277 h.p. "Rocket" engine, improved front and rear suspension, 14-inch wheels and a more efficient dual-range heater. (Pine Grove The annual Church meeting will be held in the Pine Grove Church, Dec. Night Bowling Mosquitoes 6th, at 8 o'clock, Thursday evening. Crickets .... Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hill have return- : Bees vv. ed from holidays and spent a couple Hornets .... of days with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hornets .......vveveviivsreressnesssrisnens Emby and family of Campbellford, Termites .........cvimivrnrrrrisers last week. Moths womune Mrs. A. Handel. Caterpillars . : oe Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill called on Mr. Bostles SELINA, PL STMT . and Mrs. A. Handel Saturday evening. as OFS doirremmersriisirisssmetiovon Senders yr 26 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown, of To- i ronto, visited Sunday with her parents Butterflies .......c.oammirmmiime 26 BOSE iii, ; Mr. and Mrs. A. Handel. " Rev. Mr. Halbert will take charge of the service next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballard visited on High Single--Marjorie Burnett 244 ~Pat Lane 209, Marjorie Burnett 244. High Triple--Pat Lane 558 Most Spares--Pat Lane, 10 spares Over 200 -- Margaret Sweetman 241, Margaret Hayes 204, Mae Blakely 202, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Healey, of Oshawa. Mrs. Jim Philps and Mrs, E. Ballard attended the Commencement at Port Perry High School on Friday evening. D000 00080840008080808080808080808080080S0R0 The Annual Meeting L~ The Ontario Riding Progressive Conservative Association WILL BE HELD IN THE ~ Town Hall, Sunderland Wednesday, December 5th, 1956 AT 8.00 P.M. ELMER ROBERTSON, goes President. J. L, SWEETMAN, Secretary. Canadian Hungarian Relief Fund The Canadian Hungarian Relief Fund has been organized to collect funds for use by the International Red Cross in Hungary. Mr, G. S. Thor- valdson, Q.C. past president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and senior partner in a Winnipeg law firm is co-chairman with G. G. Temesvary, president" of the Canadian Hungarian Federation. a All money collected by the Fund will be used to provide medical sup- plies, food and other material aid for Hungarian refugees who have éscaped to Austria and other points, and for the relief of the wounded and home- less in Hungary itself, } In a telegram received last week from the Canadian Red Cross repre- sentative in Vienna, it is reported that two thousand Hungarian refugees are arriving in Austria daily; the total now being twenty-one thousand. The Hungarian Government has now okay- ed regular Red Cross convoys into Hungary, and road transport is being supplemented with Danube barges. There is a very urgent need for funds to supply these convoys. The Canadian Red Cross Society has placed all its administrative resources at the disposal of the Canadian Hun- garian Relief Fund for the purchasing, transportation and distribution of re- lief to the people of Hungary through the International Committee of the Red Cross, which is the established neutral intermediary in times of cons flict. There will be no house-to-house can- vassing. All contributions of MONEY ONLY should be sent to the nearest branch of the Canadian Red Cross So- ciety, or to the National Red Cross Headquarters, Toronto, Ontarjo. All donations will be acknowledges hy an > | officinl- receipt valid for income tax Your Chance to See General Motors MOTORAMA FOR 1957 Howard Motors, Port Perry: are giving the People of this District the chance to see this : Great Show, on Tuesday, December 4t 1956 / ' BUSES WILL BE LEAVING IN FRONT OF Howard Motors AT 6.15 P.M. SHARP ON 'Tuesday, December 4th, 1956 THE PRICE FOR THE BUS TRIP WILL BE 75c. PER PERSON or $1.00 PER COUPLE (Return) You can't afford to miss this trip at this price WHAT YOUR WILL SEE THE STAGE SHOW "THE KEY TO THE FUTURE" starring EYDIE GORME (Popular Television Celebritie) HOWARD CABLE and his Orchestra and Chorus and a group of 30 Dancers 'CARS OF THE PRESENT AND FUTURE THE KITCHEN OF THE PRESENT and FUTURE 90909080000000000 A 60 foot long scale'model of the G.M. AERO TRAIN, ON FILM, G.M's FIREBIRD II, is featured in a preview of : highway driving in 1976 TICKET ON SALE NOW-- Available at Howard Motors Only Deadline on Sale of Tickets will he MONDAY, DEC.,3, 9 p.m. o o 090 CeC8O C80 rege, NE Sete ste te tee pte ste te, pep epaptepteatepte te stipteptegte atest purposes, The Canadian Red Cross Soclety FOR BETTER IMPRESSIONS 3% PRINTING i, FOR ALL ° "PURPOSES No matter what.your printing need, you'll find a low cost answer at our shop. Top notch material and workmanship guarantee you satisfaction! PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD. Port Perry $3 Phone 60 THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1956-8 ' Over 200--Shirley Eden 262, Elaine Ladies Wednesday Bailey 257, Eleanor Cawker 207, 256, A . Merle St. John 241, Mary MacGregor Night Bowling 225, Mary Sweétman 220, Mabel Cook November 21-- 219, 208, Jeanne Goode 210, Jessie Deremo 206, 205, Bernice Fines 2086, Team Points taken Total | Vivian Lince 204, Pam Knight 203, North Stars "b 40 Doris Howsam 203, Glenda Taylor 202, High Triple --Shirley Eden 631 Snooks Gray cannot accept gifts in kind as it is not feasible nor economical to pay trans- portation on miscellaneous collections. 5 As far as used clothing is concerned, Fragrant and cool the waning evening it has been determined over and over hours that the cost of sorting, cleaning, bal- Solemnly shroud the dying summer ing and shipping exceeds the value of day. the goods. Framed in the restless pier trees and sky ' Breathe for a twilight spell, then pass away, In scattered groups along the river bank Fanatic insects caper in the gloom; Unrolling mist, that sweet pomade of MISSISSAGI NIGHT Hospitals - To-day and To-morrow / Everybody, at one time or another, has walked across a thick, heavy car- | night, pet and then touched a radiator or| Dresses each dusty leaf and sunscorch- other metal object to feel and even [ed bloom, see a spark of electricity. } Over the Mississagi hangs the stars Over the years such electricity gen- | And moon-waves ripple where the sun erated by the human body, usually | had been; . through friction, and even static elec- | Above the tall ferns fireflies blink in tricity, has been the cause of great| flight, ; peril and grave anxiety to hospital | And brown moths bat against my win- and medical personnel in an operating | dow screen, This Week SPECIAL CUPS and SAUCERS Regular 99c. For 79c. PICKARD'S HARDWARE ARE NOW PREPARED to take care of your Plumbing and Heating Needs, also Eavestroughing Call in and ask for estimates. We carry a full line of Hardware CANADA PAINTS -- SCARFE'S "THIX" PAINT "FLOOR TILE and GENERAL KITCHEN GIFT-WARE. Enquire About Our Christmas Gift Lay-Away Plan PHONE 592 PORT PERRY Sa -~ Spitfires 34 a Fi : Bombers 5 44 Friples-< Shirley Eden 631, Eleanor Flyers +b 33 Cawker®624, Mabel Cook 615. Sunderlands 2 31 ' Mosquitoes 7 31 Sree Hurricanes 0 28 Wi ' . ' oe = | Women's Curling Lancasters 0 22 : Kitty Hawks 9 20 Scores--Noy 21st, 1956 , Helicopters 0 20 Mustangs 2 16 Maryn Cox + High Single-- Shirley Eden 262 Hayes Love room, Practically every anaesthetic used in an operation to render the patient 'insensible to pain is explosive and in- flammable, Futhermore, being heavier than air, these gasses, while being ad- ministered to a patient, accumulate in the lower parts of the room. Hospitals have, and are continually, making improvements and innovations to eliminate the hazard of explosion in an operating room. Explosion-proof electric switches, shielded and guarded lights, use of mirrors to reflect light and replace headlamps, elimination of cauteries and the installation of con- ductive flpors are now commonplace in most hospitals. _ Conductive floor acts in much the same way as the small chain which hands from an oil or gasoline truck and drags onto te highway. It is made of a substance or material through which electricity can pass with little or no resistence. Its pur- pose is to lead or conduct human or static electricity out of the operating room and to be grounded harmlessly into thd earth. Now even the patient being ¢gperated upon is "grounded" so that thy explosive risk is lessened still more. i Today, because or man's ingenuity and inventive ability, fires and ex- plosions in the aperating rooom of a hospital have become a rarity, indeed. TAYLOR'S 5c. SATISFACTION FOR FAMILY SHOPPERS Will be open this Friday, Nov. 30th AND EVERY FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. UNTIL, XMAS Over 5,000 Christmas Gifts to choose from | -- To $1.00 Store GUARANTEED LOSSES ARAA AAS AA ASA REAR SAARAAAASARAARAARRRARRRSRARR Howard McMillan Vv SERVING REACH TOWNSHIP FOR THE PAST 3 YEARS AS COUNCILLOR Solicits your vote and influence for the Office of Deputy-Reeve for 1957 ELECTION TO TAKE PLACE ON Monday, December J, 1956 rd) > -- PARANA NA Fete ART BROCK of A. W. BROCK DEPT. STORE Says: "I'M VERY PROUD OF MY NEW FABRICS" --and you'll understand why when you see the wonderful selection of Twist Tone Worsteds, British Flannel Worsted, Thornby Twists, Pic 'n Pies -- just arrived from the W. I. JOHNSTON COMPANY, Canada's most reliable tailors. Drop in and select one of these all-wool fabrics in the New Medium Shades for your tailored to measure suit. Priced from $69.50 DOMINION and BATA RUBBERS LACED RUBBERS, fur Trim, ...$4.95, $6.75 MEN'S FLEECE TRIM and ZIPPER TARE wii Cavin $5.95 LADIES' PLASTIC ...coovvvvvvnan.. $1.95 with strap... $5.95 RUBBER SNOW BOOTS, $5.75, $7.50 YOUTH oon $4.95 LEATHER SNOW BOOTS, GIRLS PLASTIC ooo $2.85 $7.50 and $7.95 FLEECE LINED ooo $4.95 CHILDRENS' White Fur Trimmed BROWN, FLEECE LINED, $3.95 WHITE, $3.95 and $1.95 SPORT SHIRTS, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95. and $6.95. PYJAMAS, $1.95, $5.95, 6.95 TIES--S$1.00, $150, $2.00 WHITE SCARVES, $1.50, $2.00 HANDKERCHIEFS 2°to a box 89¢.- INITTALED WHITE LINEN Sle. each SUBURBAN COATS LIGHT and DARK GREY HYDRO PARKAS $16.95 GABARDINE, quilted lining $14.95 BOYS' GREY WOOL, $12.50 PARKA COATS, $12.50 Quilted Lining TOOKE FOR MEN | SHIRTS, Boxed for Christmas, | PENMAN'S SOCKS | Boxed, Men's, $1.00, $1.50, $1.95 TURNBULL'S UNDERWEAR MEN'S SHIRTS and DRAWERS COMBINATIONS, $2.85, $4.35 and $1.95 MEN'S SLIPPERS WOOL $2.95 OPERA LEATHER $4.50 FLEECE TRIMMED $4.95, $5.95 SISMAN WORK BOOTS NEW GROUND CORK SOLES $6.95, $8.75 and $9.50 BUCKLE RUBBERS ............... $5.95 HUNTING BOOTS, $7.95 SISMAN INSULATED BOOTS $17.50 BOY'S, FLEECE TRIM $3.95 and $4.65 Port Perry IR we oes wg nr NGS Dn A, SC, Tg h CE wy i,