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IR", Rk PS Soh 354. ; ESR RT ARLEN a SEL 1 : waa 540 © With fresh new front-end 8tyling, including dual headlamps and redesigned grille, hood, and fenders, the 1958 Chevrolet Apache light-duty pickup truck packs more power in its 235 cu. in, 145 hp. six cylinder engine. Chevrolet's 283 cu. in. V8 rated at 160 hp., is available as an option. Also offered as optional equipment are Hydramatic or four-speed heavy-duty transmissions. The straight sides and floor with full width tailgate of the grain-tight box make shovel operations easy. It also permits uniform loading of drums, cartons and other containers. Blackstock (Too late for last week) Wo He Lo met Tuesday with twenty- four children present. Games were played on the church lawn before the meeting. Ronald Martyn presided and Jim Carnoghan acted as secre- tary.. After the opening and business Mrs. Hill gave the worship talk from "Jesus increased in wisdom and Stature"'and Glen Bonnetta read the prayer. John Larmer received the! offering and the offeratory prayer was sung. Marlyn Adams read a story "The Diamond Dipper". Helen Swain sang "Jesus Bids Us Shine". Mrs. Kyte told the story of "Hana Goes to School". Meeting closed with the band purpose. School children .are busy preparing their speeches for the Cartwright pub- lic speaking contest which is to be held in the Central Public School on the evening of Monday the 28th. We hope the flu epidemic which is so ---- prevalent around here just now, will |. be over by that time. Eighteen ladies and six children were present at the W.M.S. held at the home of Mrs. Carl Wright on Wednes- day afternoon. the meeting with a poem "A Lovely After the singing of a har- vest home hymn, Mrs. Lloyd Wright gave a fine Thanksgiving devotional The president opened | titled "Father, We Thank Thee", and it appeared as if the Church was filled with praise and thanksgiving: - The' gifts and decorations were, as usual, exceedingly nice and appropriate. Congratulations to Mr. James Parr' who was 86 years young on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Graham and Miss Joyce; Mr. and Mrs. «Harvey Graham; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Toms; Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin; Mr. and 'Mrs. Keith VanCamp; Mr. Dalton and Miss Hazel English; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowling were guests at the mar- | riage of Mr. Jack Simons and Miss Shirley Vance in Port Perry Uhited Church, Saturday afternoon. Mis. Cecil Hill spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Norwood. i Mrs. Phena Mountjoy is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swain and family. They all spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Mount- joy and family at Warkworth. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Murray and girls, Port Credit, Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor, and Dianne were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.t Roy-Taylor.' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer, Bill Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmér and children spent Saturday night and Sunday at St. Mary's. Myr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte and fam-' ily visited their relatives in Tillson- | burg over the long weck-end. | Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell visited Mr. and Mrs. Millard Fallis, Baden, | O.N.O. CLUB NEWS The October meeting of the O.N.O Club was neld at the home of Gwenyth Thompson, with 27 members and 2 visitors, despite the flu scare. Roll call was answered with "What we have to be thankful for". The Barber- shoppers are coming to the Recreation Center on October 25th. Final ar- rangements were made for our 8th anniversary dance on Nov. 8. Some of the O.N.O. members are to help at the clinic in the Recreation Center on Oct. 25. port on the new Bruce Memorial Park and the club members are willing to donate money or equipment for it. A game of bingo and a delicious buffet lunch by the hostess and her group brother another 0.N.O. meeting to an end. The next meeting -will be at the home Jean Kyte, and roll call will be a "Used or outgrown toy for the Salvation Army." THESE ARE THE FACTS V . Don't listen to false and mislead- ing statements being circulated in some quarters. Beverage rooms are not on the ballot and * they definately cannot come into Port Perry as a result of this vote. -- Paid Advertisement -- Gwen Ballingal gave a re- | Prospect (Too late for last week) Our Congratulations to the Port Perry Star and Staff on their fine contribution to- Canadian citizenship for the past fifty-years. Mrs, Les Beacock of Prince Albert, was hostess to. Prospect W.A. for their October meeting. Mrs. J. Holt- by conducted the devotional period. Mrs, F. Vernon read the scripture lesson and Mrs. Dearborn gave the les- son thoughts and prayer. Patsy Holt. by and Mrs, Grant Hunter favored with 'piano solos, and Grace Beacock --a reading, meeting, each one to bring a special decorated hat, on the evening of Nov. 7th at the home of Mrs. Harold Holt- by, assisted by Janet Vernon and Flos- sie Spencer: Prospect W.A. are sell- ing Christmas cards, etc. There was an invitation for Manchester Bazaar on Oct. 23rd at 3 p.m. During the social hour there were two interesting contests. The hostess was assisted by Helen Holtby, Ryby Smith and Mrs. F. Vernon in serving refreshments. Margaret and Tot Holtby and Janet Vernon attended the W.M.S. conven- tion at Claremont on Tuesday. Mary Lynn Holtby entertained se- veral school friends on Monday after- noon, in honor of her birthday. Patsy Holtby spent the Thanksgiv- ing holiday at Sturgeon Lake, the 'guest of Beverly and Nancy Dymond of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vernon and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry attended Noyt wood Fair on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McConnell and sons, Johnnie and Edward, of Ottawa, spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conlin, also Marion Conlin of Toronto. { Mr. and Mrs. Josh Dobson were FE of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Dia- mond of Thornhill, for the holiday f week-end. Your Golden 'Anniversary edition is an interesting historical record. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holtby on the birth of a daugh. ter on Oct. 18th. Frrom (Too late for last week) Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wilson and fa- mily visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson and family at Sutton on Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Al. Christie and Dar- lene attended the celebration of the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Squelch at Columbus on Sat. night, Oct, 5th. Miss Darlene Christie was present at a shower, held in honour of Miss Meriam Bonnell at the home of Miss | Donna Jeffeyy in Port Perry, Oct. 5th. | Mrs. Thos. Anderson visited with her daughter Mrs. V. Chilton and fa- mily in Port Perry on Sunday. | The Epsom United Church Anniver- sary Service will be held on Sunday, | October 27, at 2.30 p.m. Guest minis- | ter will be Rev. H. A. Mellow of. North Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. R. Brinkman (Mary Wilson) who were married in the United Church here on Saturday afternoon, The W.M.S. ladies served the dinner in the Sun- day School room. Mr. and Mrs. John Rahm, Mr. and Mrs, Stan Rahm were guests at the Watt-King wedding in St. Stephen's Church, Oshawa, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte left on Saturday on a trip to Arizona. Miss Alice Kyte, Tillsonburg is staying with the Kyte children. | Mrs. R. J. Buckham and son Paul of New Liskaard, visited Mrs. R. J. Banks and Mrs. Arthur Palk. Miss Della Lethangue, Bowman. | ville, spent several days with the Ray ; Bradburns, also with the Elgin Grays. ! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris and Ui Whitby, were Sunday guests of "Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradburn and boys. - Mr: Roy Ferguson and Mrs. Cecil Hill visited friends in Midland on Sun- day. Mr. Marvin Hudson, Ottawa, Mr. R. McCann and Miss Marie Hartnett of Oshawa, spent Saturday night with Mr, and Mrs. Stan Rahm. Mr. and Mrs. Richard VanCamp, Misses Joyce Graham and Doreen Van Camp attended the Bay of Quinte Y.P. U. convention in Lindsay during the week-end. The Young Ladies' Bible Class sur- prised Miss Mary Wilson at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilson on Thursday evening with a miscellaneous shower. | Miss Jean Wilson, Toronto, spent the week-end with her parents and brothers, the Chas. Wilsons. Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Swain, Mrs. N. H. Marlow, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Transport Minister George Hees wears Department of Transpart ap- proved life jacket when riding in out- board motorboat on Toronto .water- front, being tested to ascertain maxi- mum weight and power capacity for, that type of boat. Type-testing was conducted by Canadian Boating Fed- eration and motorboat manufacturers as part of Department of Transport "Safey Afloat" campaign. and Karalee of Newcastle, were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mountjoy. } We are very sorry to hear; the barn on Mr. Chas. Wilson's farm on Scugog Island was burned carly Monday morning. : N t Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J." Stone at Columbus, Sunday noon. 'Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Don Graham and family, of Millbrook, visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar | Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duff, and children Sunday afternoon. = Mr. and Mrs. John Bellingal, Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor, spent Sunday with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. W. Strome, Toronto, and Mrs. V. Beatty, Bobcaygeon were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Beacock. Mrs. Beatty remained for. a few days. Mr. Bruce Ferguson, of Hampton, spent Monday ypvith Mr. and Mrs. Sarl Dorrell and the Chas. Vennings. The October meeting of the W.A." of St. John's Anglican Church was held in the Parish Hall with the presi- | | Fday night. Boxes to church on Sunday, October 27th. A get well card signed by all present was to be sent to a valued member, Mrs, John Carter, who is ill in the Bowmanville hospital. Final arrangements were made - for the [turkey supper being held on Wednes- The study book chapter 7, "The Future in New Malaya" was taken by Mrs. R. Bone assisted by Murs. H. McLaughlin and Mrs. Smith. The meeting was closed by Canon Chaperlin after which lunch was served by group 3 with Mrs: George Staniland as convener. SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES re County of Ontario To Wit: BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT issued by the Warden of the County of Ontario and bearing the date 7th day of August, 1957, the sale of lands in arrears for taxes in the County of Ontario will be held at the Court House, Whitby, at the hour of ten Saturday night and Sunday. hp . '3s . o'clock in the morning on the 10th day paper and offered prayer. A rally at| yp. and Mrs. Geo. Rutherford and Buyers Beware of At the first meeting of the E.C.C. Marlow visited Rev. and Mrs. Milton dent presiding and thirteen members of December, 1957, unless the taxes Newcastle on October 17th was Allan, Mrs. Georgina Blair, Oshawa Sanderson, Toronto; enySunday and present. The minutes of the last meet- brought to the attention of the ladies. Some final arrangements for catering Nominat- e a wedding were made. ] iM committee appointed--Mrs. Ralph | Larmer and Mrs. .John Carnaghan.: Mrs. John McKee gave a_reading-- "Our Beliefs", Mrs. Carnaghan showed a picture and told some per- sonal experiences which she renren- bered from the life of Dr. James Burr Tyrrell who passed away recently. Mrs. Wilbert Archer gave a fine intro- duction to the study book "Cross and Crisis in Japan". Mrs. Ernest Larmer read a letter from Rev. Merrill Fergu- con of Angola. After the thanks were expressed the meeting was closed with the benediction and lunch was served. At the 4-H Grain Club Achievement Night which was held in Mr. Sum- mer's office in Bowmanville on Mon- | day the 7th, Jack and Jim Swain were | tied for 1st place with 96 points each. | These boys will be going to the Royal Winter Fair with their grain. Mrs. George Fowler spent Tuesday with Mrs. Jos. Forder and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton and Mrs. Gordon, Wilson of | Port Perry spenf the day vik their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Devitt in Bowmanville, Mis. John Rahm and Mrs. Stanley Rahm attended a shower in honour of | Miss Nina King, Oshawa, on Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larmer, Mr. | and Mrs. Ralph Larmer and family, Creighton spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Fowler. ©: Mr. and Mrs. Norton VanCamp and Aileen spent the week-end with the Norton VanCamps at Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill VanCamp and children spent Sunday with her par- énts Mr. and Mrs. Norman Malcolm, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Leask, Solina, spent Saturday night and Sunday with hie lvan Thompsons. : Dr. and Mrs. John Marlow and fam- ily returned home to Lively, Tuesday after spending two weeks holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Dawson and Sandra, Windsor, spent the week-end with her mother Mrs. Fred Bailey and other relatives. : Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martyn and boys visited in Kitchener, Monday. , Mr.and Mrs. Ernest Swain and fam- tily spent Sunday with her parents My. and Mrs.-Harold Wheeler in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCormick and | fantily spent the full week-end with friends in Trenton, Chas. Cox, Cleveland, Ohio, was Tuesday guest of Mrs. Geo. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. W. Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ferguson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dunbar and Denice, Toronto, with the Roy Fevgu- sons over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow were invited to a turkey dinner at the home of their eldest daughter Mrs. Ivan Slick Salesmen Complaints have been received that a number of local citizens have been "stung" into buying inferior merchan. dise by slick out of town salesmen us. ing unethical practices. - Apparently some high pressure pro- fessionals have brought in products which are copies of Candian name brands, and claimed these products were made by a well-known Canadian or American company in Japan, which accounts for the lower price. Claims have also been made that parts for these -foreign made items are inter- changeable with parts of higher qua- lity Canadian-made goods. Unfortunately, after making pur- chases, the buyers have found these claims false .and have found themsel- ves with faulty equipment which would be expensive at any price. Some of the "gimmicks" used hy these smooth operators are the use of gift certificates for the purpose of obtaining names, copying names of well-known brands on poor quality goods, obscuring the manufacturers' name 80 the buyer does not know who actually manufactured the goods, as well as the usual high pressure sales talks. Frequently operators of this type move into an area en masse, clean up quickly and clear out of the territory before complaints start. Most salesmen = undoubtedly are there were ten tables of euchre play- ed. Winners were as follows: Ladies 1st--Mrs. W. Rogers; Second--Mrs. J. Crosier; Consolation--Miss Patsy Bailey; Gentleman's 1st--Mr. J. Cro- sier; second--Mr. J. Birkett; Consola- tion--Mr. R. Leach. Door Prizes-- Mr. B. Houghland and Mrs. O. Lane. We will be looking forward to see- ing you all again on Friday night. October 18th. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Stewart during the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart and family of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Clarke of Prince Albert. Mr, and Mrs. Don Boynton of Tor- ton. Celebrating Thanksgiving with Mrs. Murrell on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John Alan and Bobbie of- Buffalo-and Mr. and Mrs. Alan, Toronto and Mr Arthur Murrell of Barrie. Mrs. Jeffrey of Port Perry was vis- day and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Clark of Oshawa were guests at home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery. . Mr. and Mrs. Rogers spent Thanks. giving Sunday with. Mr, and Mrs. Mel Lakey and family of Brooklin. Guests at the Asling home were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Simpkins of Toron- to, on Sunday. N onto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Boyn- | iting with the Bailey family on Satur. | attended service at North Parkdale. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Graham, visited their ing and the treasurer's report were given and adopted. The secretary reported that since the last Dorcas aunt Mrs. B. Rutherford, Peterboro, smeeting a fine bale of new and good on Sunday, There will be no service in 'the United Church on Sunday, owing to Nestleton Anniversary, but Sunday School as usual at 11 a.m. Mrs. Ceci] Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Ferguson, Donna, Sharma, TTA MR GER ATR a---- BA allt used CRthing had been sent to the W. A. House and two quilts quilted, one for the bale and one for custom work. It was decided to answer an appeal from the Anglican Women's Training College with a donation and also to bring our Thank Offering and costs are sooner paid. Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale is being published in the Ontario Gazette in the issue of September 7th, 155 Copies of said list may be had at my office. WM. G. MANNING, Treasurer, County of Ontario Treasurer's Office, Whitby, - August 20th, 1957. dec 5 AL a orto £] t The president thanked Mrs. Beacock | Minster Church in- Oshawa. = Music : "for her hospitality, also welcomed se- will be provided by Wick Quartet. Ea veral Prince"Albert members. There ---- A were the usual business items. It was 543 decided to have a Hat Sale at the next Blackstark L Mrs. D. MeCannell, Toronto spent the holiday at the home of her son, Mervyn McCannell. Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Gourlie of Ux- Get 'blue coal'... and be sure! With 'blue coal' you're sure of top-quality y | Phompson, Saturday evening, Upon : : A : Yo Nou Ms, A , arriving thex were, surprised to find ™eP of integrity who believe in their i ] products, and represent reliable com- %/ and Mrs. Richard VanCamp were | their full family present to celebrate | panies. However, housewives and pro- heat the 'blue coal' way. their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary. guests at the marriage of Mr. Glenn Larmer and Miss Marion McDougald, StgMary's on Saturday afternoon. hR the Thanksgiving week-end, St. John's Rectory had a number of week-end visitors and guests. These included Dr. and Mrs. G.-V. Harry, of Port Marie, Jamaica; Rev. L. F. Rowe, of Stroud, Ont.; Mrs, Helen C. Mais, of Trinity College, Toronto; Rev. and - Mrs. H. E. Pelletier, of Port Perry; a t..and Mrs. Eric Chaperlin, and Fete®and Monica, from Don Mills. | The Harvest Thanksgiving Service at St. John's Church was very well at- tended in it f the t "flu" | . Mrs. H. Ashton has returned home SRR He nde spe Of the current Cflu'| yr Thos. Smith and Mr. Jack Get Pe y Vim; Feel Younger [aster two weeks in Toronto with her | J RN and an inspiring service was held. ' : Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Franklin| Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out, d family, Mr. and Mra. aR Canon Chaperlin conducted the ser- ' exhausted becauss body lacks iron. For new | daughter and family, a Lamb, Lindsay, on Monday. nger feeling after 40, try Ostrex Tonic Barry Bushel and Linda. A vice, while Rev. F. L. Rowe read the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and | Tablets, Contain iron for hew pep. vii; plus y Mr. Nob! 115088 lessons and preached from the text "I . . Supplement dose Vitamin Br. In & Single day, Miss Ruth Wilkinson and Mr, Noble : mm hE am the Bread of Life". Thoschildeen | family, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Bert | Osttes supplies rs much hon as 1 ou saw | 0 'y0p idoe visited with Mr and Mrs. RCT, HR contributed a short item of music en- the family decided to celebrate while | Dr. John and family, of Lively, were | on holidays. © The bride and groom were presented with a watch each. Congratulations from your friends of the community, Mr. and Mrs. Marlow. Mrs. A. W. Stephenson, Willowdale, Mrs. Douglas Stephenson, Pat and Garry, were Monday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Hill. Sympathy of friends in this com- munity is extended to Mr. Bruce Fer- guson and family on the passing of Mrs, Ferguson on Monday. Smith Toronto, were. Monday guests. of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer. |The wedding day is October 28th but SPective customers generally 'should exercise caution in dealing with tran- sient gellers. Play safe before dealing with these fly-by-night unknown slick salesmen by first phoning Frank Godley, sec- retary treasurer of the Chamber of Commerce who will gladly look up the record of the firms these men profess to représent through the Better Busi- riess Bureau. Husbands! Wives! ainted" size costs little--~only 60¢, Or HF onnony sire od ave 75¢. A 340 vy bridge were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Armstrong on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graham and Jean of Wick and Mr, and Mrs, Mac Wilson antl 'David of Trenton were guests during the week-end of Mr. and Mra. Ray Munro and family. Congratulations to Master Floyd Wilson, who celebrated his birthday on 'Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, brothers Keith and Dougie and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Wilson at his grandparents home in Uxbridge. Prentice and family on Sunday. hard coal. Tinted blue as a trade-mark, 'blue coal' burns clean and \ far less waste than with less need to tend your furnace, when you hot. And there's ordinary coal Jeel the difference So don't be color-blind when you : coal! Get 'blue coal' today! You can see - the difference when you buy it--you cam when you burn it, Reesor Fuel & Lumber PORT PERRY PHONE 73 CLEAN...SAFE...