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2--PORT PERRY, ONT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1957 Ro -- ie, : IS a i, . % wy * los fo RE, Pr A n V % ----- wh Ry A Wom Saw at a Eman Manchester We regret to report the serious ill- ness of Mrs. Joel Miller in Port Perry Community Hospital. Her many friends hope for her a speedy recovery. The Women's Association will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Christie on Thursday afternoon, Nov. 7th. Miss Pearl Watson, Mr, W. Calder- one and Mrs. Marian Cooper, all of Toronto were guests at W. F. Cro- siers on Sunday. Miss M. Bownsull, Oshawa called on Mrs. Joe Johnston on Suhday. The annual Hallowe'en party was held at Manchester school on Oct. 30th with a good attendance of parents and pupils. Prizes were awarded as fol- lows: -- Girls, Grades 1 and 2--1st Marsha Mulholland, Princess; 2nd Nancy Black, Spanish Dancer; 38rd Melody Anne Wilson, Western Cow Girl, Boys, Grades 1 and 2--1st Dennis Symes, Owl; 2nd Pau) Henry, Devil; 3rd Garry Corner, Aunt Jemima. Girls, Grades 8 and 4--1st Isobelle Strong, Little Pig; 2nd Michall Wood- cock, tramp; 3rd Walter Green, Gang- ster. Gil Girls, Grades b, 6, 7 and 8--1st Su- san Roach, Big Record; 2nd Virginia McGann, Scotch Girl; 3rd Eunice Roach, Young Lady. Boys, 5, 6, 7 and 8--1st Murray Croxall, tramp; 2nd David Hobbs, Lady; 8rd Jimmy Stevens, tramp. Couples, grades 1 and 2--1st Sandra and Linda Gerber, clowns; 2nd Carole Christie and Beverley Carnegie, clown and dancing girl; 3rd Anna Croxall and Carol Aird, tlown and cow girl. Couples, grades 3 and 4--1st J. D. Witherspoon and Larry Huggard, clown and cowboy; 2nd Elaine Good- ing and Isobelle Strong, Bride and 'pig; 3rd Steven Henry and Leo Don- elly, girl and Pearly King. Grades 5, 6, 7 and 8--1st Eric Don- nelly and Billy Aird, Pirates; 2nd Da- vid Hobbs and Walter Stevens, young ladies; 3rd Lois Cawker and Geo. Franklin, Cowboy and girl friend. A lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Samells and pupils. Epsom The Anniversary Service of Epsom United Church was held on Sunday, Oct. 27th at 2.30 with a goodly num- ber in attendance. Rev. H. A. Mel- low, B.A. B.D. of North Minster United Church, Oshawa delivered a fine sermon, and also much apprecia- ted was the message in song rendered by Wick Quartet, On Wed. Oct. 29th a Hallowe'en party was held in Sunday School rooms of the church, Although many were absent because of flu, those pre- sent had an enjoyable time. After the numerous "weird and wonderful" costumes were judged by Mr. Hender- son, Bob Taylor. and Alan Ashton, everyone joined in several active games, then lunch was served to con- clude a pleasant evening. The people of Epsom would like to congratulate the Utica folk on the erection of a fine, new hall. We re- gret that more were unable to attend the Opening, because of illness. Best of luck to. our Deer-hunters, Harry Geer, Hgrold Medd, George Jordan, Bill Anderson and John Mill- man who are hunting in the Manitou- lin district. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Rogers recently was Mrs. F. Lyle, Myrtle. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin and Lynda of Maple Grove visited with Mr. and Mrs. Christie and Darlene. Recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leach were various mem- bers of the Leach family and Mr. Charlie Holman, Myrtle. Mr. C. Floris, Elliot Lake is home for the week-end with his wife and family. Visiting with the Floris' on Sunday were Miss Tina and Mr. Joe Martens, Uxbridge. Miss Betty Powell has accepted a position at the McGill University In Toronto. The E.O.C. held another euchre in Epsom Public School on Friday night, Nov. 1st. We're sorry to report that Mr. Leach, president, is quite ill. Mrs. Bailey, vice-president conducted the business part of the meeting in his absence, Prize winners were: Ladies 1st--Mrs. Gordon Taylor; 2nd--Mrs. Bob Taylor; Cons. -- Arnold Kerry; Door prize--Mr. W. Rogers, Men's 1st--Mr. B. Houghland; 2nd-- Mr. M. Bailey; Cons.--Mr. Chas, Geer; Door prize--Mr, H., Kerry. The next euchre will be Nov. 16. Scugog News The evening service at the Head Me- morial Church last Sunday evening was well attended, and was-very en- joyable. The duet by Rita Wilson and daughter Carol was appreciated by the congregation. We are glad to have Mrs. Beckett again at the school, and hope the 'flu' epidemic is now on the decline, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Heayn, Mr, and Mrs, C, Carter, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Martyn attended the banquet and pro. gram presented at' the Seagrave Church on October 30th, This is an Annual event sponsored by the teach- ers of Reach and Scugog for members of the School Board and Councils. It was a very wonderful program, and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who at- tended. The Head Community has lost one of its most loved and respec- ted members with the death of Miss Edith Adams on Nov. 4th. She will be great]y migsed by all, and our sym- pathy is extended to those near her. Mr. & Mrs, C. Woodcock of Stouff- ville were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dowson. . The Head WA. will be held on Wed. afternoon, Nov, 13th, at Ye home of Mrs. E. Reader. / Paid Advertisement LEGAL STORES DRIVE OUT ILLEGAL OUTLETS It is a known fact that when legal Utica Mrs, Askney attended the wedding of her grandson Hugh Prizeman to Ontario Government Stores move in-! Leah Blancher on October 19th in to a community, ILLEGAL OUTLETS move out. Out of business. We don't know if there are any ille- gal outlets in Port Perry, but we do know of a town of similar size that boasts 26,--~twenty-Six illegal sources Toronto. Mrs, J. Philip and Mrs. J. Mitchel called on Mrs. B. Goslin Thursday. Mr. R. Grani left for Italy on Thur. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Day of Ajax were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mrs. open day or night for adults or teen-'J. Philips, agers, boys or girls, Mr. and Mrs, H, Prizeman called on, Legal Government Stores sell ONLY his grandmother, Mrs. Ackney, on TO ADULTS; They sell only in sealed packages for home use; they operaté in day time only and never on Sun- day's. AND what is even better, thgir establishment in a town invariably drives out ALL illegal, illicit outlets. Officials know this is a fact. | Skinnymen, women gain 5,10, 15 Ibs. Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor What a thrill! Bony limbs fill out; ugly h lows fill up; neck no longer scrawny; y loses half-starved, sickly "bean-pole" look. Thousands who never could gain before are now proud of shapely, health -looking fig- ures, They thank Ostrex Tonic ablets, fi build up body skinny because of poor appe- tite due to lack of iron. Improves digestion, nourishment; puts flesh on bare bones. In- creases pep. 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