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. Mrs, H. Kyte was in charge. The _ Comes- Dirk" was entitled "The School 'Pienic", The devotional talk was *""Windmills" mentioned 'in* the "story 'Star Ceremonies Thursday = evening, + The meet There were 22 children and 2 leaders at the Mission Band meeting Tuesday. chapter from the Study Book "Here based on "Be ye kind one to another." After the closing exercises the game was played. : "Seven 'mothers, two visitors and several younger children joined the Explorer girls for their Initiation and opened with a sing-song léd by Mrs, Richard VanCamp, follow- ed by the repeating of the Explorer purpose and motto, reports and busi- ness, . The Initiation and Star Cere- monies were conducted by Mrs, Butt and Mrs. VanCamp. Mrs. Roy Taylor representative of the W.M.S. spoke a few words to the Explorers. Rev. P, Romeril also spoke on the subject "Let your 'light shine" and offered prayer. Hymn, "Jesus bids us shine" was sung and Chief Explorer declared the ex- pedition ended. ~~ «y r~ ) - Mrs, P. Romeriltaddressed a joint meeting of 'Aftermdon and Evening Auxiliaries of Ebenezer. Wednesday afternoon, ¥ Mesdames Glenn Larmer, Ernest Larmer, P. Romeril, Stuart Dorrell and Cecil Hill attended the W.M.S. Fall Rally at Newtonville Tuesday. Sincere sympathy is extended Mrs. George Saunders and family in the death of Mr. Saunders in Port Perry hospital on Wednesday. Mesdames Roy McLaughlin, Carl 'DON'T BE COLOR-BLIND WHEN YOU It can cost you money! Insist on the coal that's col- ored blue. It's your guarantee you're getting top-quality hard coal. 'blue coal' burns clean and hot with far less waste. BUY COAL It's thrifty --it's safe! Buy 'blue coal' today! . / 'blue 3 coal' Clean, Safe, Low-Cost Heat | * REESOR FUEL & LUMBER ~-PORT PERRY, ONTARIO CLEAN... SAFE... YUkon 5-7951 (Nod AN ao XY aN 17:1) The last instalment to be paid on or before Nov. 5th, 1958 1 Please Bring" Your Tax'Bill : : OFFICE HOURS ' Monday to Friday ............ versed 80M, to 5 pm. Saturday PE. a.m. to 12 noon STOP LICE | Your stock, can go beef cattle _and- LOUSE SPRAY . . "Safe to use. i Sg with COWPEST LOUSE SPRAY. Easy to use--simply spray or wipe on. You get complete coverage . .. and kill all the lice. LN NOW! 4 through the winter louse free. Treat. -hogs --with- HOWARD STOKPEST -- | . dairy cattle ' PRODUCTS ARE SOLD BY MASTER FEEDS = Port Perry, Yu.62131 J VOLKSWAGEN , tragile [elelek softly cradled enum ; 'S Phone YU 65-2212, Port Perry McLaughlin, P. Romeril. W. Archer and C. Hill attended the W.A. Presby- tery Fall Rally in Whitby on Thursday. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Harold Porteous and family in the death of Mrs. Porteous, Saturday. Several from here attended the funeral ser- vice in Bowmanville and interment was at Prince Albert, on Monday. == "Mr, and Mrs. John Hamilton, Mr. and Lewis Swain, Mr. Herbert Swain, Mrs. Oakley Carley, Mr. and Mrs. C. Marlow attended the funeral of Mrs. James Swain of Valentia, in Lindsay on Sunday, : * n Mr. S. Post, Mr. and Mrs. F. Trewin and boys, Mrs, Albert Wright, visited at the Griffin-Mack Funeral Home, in Toronto, where the body of Mrs. Melville Jackson was resting, They also visited Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Lawren- son. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor visited Mr, and Mrs, Garnet Murray and girls at Oakwood on Sunday. Several from here attended Nestle- ton Anniversary services on Sunday. Services next Sunday on all four points of the United Church at the regular hours with baptismal services. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Larmer attend- ed the wedding of their nephew Wal- |lace Larmer and Miss Joan Reynard in St. George's Anglican church in Oshawa, Saturday. Sunday afternoon Mr, and Mrs. E. Larmer, Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Larmer visited their Elford cousins at Cam- "| bray, Mr. Ambrose Elford had cele- brated his 100 birthday on October 21. 'My. Will also had a birthday in Oct. He was 96 and sister Miss Lizzie was 101 last January. A goodly number of people enjoyed |# trip to Western Canada with Miss Joyce Graham and her beautifully colored slides on Saturday night. Rev. P. Romeril was chairman, ~ Miss Graham in her free and easy manner just seemed to take one with her. All enjoyed the beautiful scenery around Banff and many other points enroute to Butedale, a little mining town about 100 miles this side of Alaska on the Pacific coast where she and a friend spent two week caravaning this sum- mer. Mrs, Lorne Thompson rendered a beautiful piano solo and Clifford During the intermission the Explorers, An their new uniforms, looked quite at- tractive as they went through the crowd selling candy. Miss Carol Lamb and friend from Lindsay, visited Mrs. Thos. Smith on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright spent the week-end with relatives in Bancroft. The O.N.O. meeting is to be held November 6th instead of the 13th at the home of Connie Swain. Mrs. George Fowler visited in Tees- water over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hall and family of Tyrone visited Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm and family on Sunday. The Scouts are very grateful to all ttles Tuesday evening and a special thank you to those who loaned trucks and cars. Some changes have taken place in the village--Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGill have moved to Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs, Frank McCormick and family to Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Goldwin Faint and family of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. 0. Wright on Sunday. Mr. Merlin Bailey, Winnipeg, who was attending some business meeting in Toronto, spent Sunday at his home here. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Mountjoy, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mountjoy spent Mon- day with H. Graham and Miss Verena, ST. JOHN'S W. A. St. John's W.A. met in the Parish Hall, on Thursday, October 23, at 8 p.m. with 18 members present. The meeting opened with a hymn and fol- lowed by, the devotional by Mrs. Gra- ham. The Treasurer's showed a sub~ stantial balance in the bank. No minutes were heard from the Sept. meeting due to the absence of the secretary, Mrs. Bone. Reports were read on the results of the Variety Sup- per held on October 16. Also a re- port on the Deanery meeting at New- castle, Sept. 26th, by Mrs. Graham, and Deanery officers report of meet- ing at Port Hope by Mrs. Langfield. An offer of the gift of a stove for the kitchen from Mra. Carter, was grate- fully accepted. Members were re- minded to bring in their Thank Offer- ing boxes. It was decided to hold a bazaar sometime in November, the date to be announced later on. It was also decided to hold euchre parties in the Parish Hall during the winter months, The first one to be held on October 80th, The roll call was an- swered by a donation for the bales, whieh was to be packed and ready for shipping during the week. It was de- cided to hold the next meeting and all meetings during the winter months in with prayer, and social hour followed, Refreshments were served by group It with Mee, H, Bailey convener. and Alan Dayes two musical numbers. | who assisted in collecting papers and | the afternoon. The meeting closed |. Prince Alberi A splendid attendance turned out for Sunday School. Mary Grainger ably read the theme story. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey, Mill- brook, visited his brothers Mr, and Mrs. Howard Jeffrey and children. Miss Mary Lyn Hodgins is in St. Jeans, Que., taking a few weeks basic training in Air Force. "Mr. and Mrs. A. Groves, Raglan, were recent callers with Mr, and Mrs. R. Butson. . Miss Mary Murphy R.N,, Oshawa, visited her nephew Mr. and Mrs, Ross Murphy and son. Mr. and Mrs, G. Hunter have re- turned from a trip in western Ontarlo. Steve Brain had a few small youngsters in for his birthday party last Thursday. He was 4 years old. Mr, and Mrs. B. Fear in Bancroft for two days recently. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Smith, Ohio, U.S.A. were recent visitors at the home of his mother Mrs. Geo. Ferris. On Halloween night this week, when the young folk ask for a "Shell Out", a container for 'money contri- butions will come to your door. The contents for the children of Spring- hill, N.S., who perhaps have lost their father. This thoughtful suggestion from one of our villagers. The Epsom and Utica Young Peo- ple are having a Halloween Party on Saturday Evening, Nov. 1st. Every- body is welcome. Come in costume to Epsom United Church, Rev. G. Winch and daughter had dinner with Mr, and Mrs. Mitchell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Popadenic have moved to their home in Zephyr this week. Mrs. J. Mitchell called on her daughter Mrs, Parkinson of Brooklin on Thursday. i Mr, and Mrs, C. Ruhl and family and Walt' Mitchell and sons were guests' of Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Mitchell | on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Olson and family of California are at Mr. and Mrs. H. Skerratt's for an extended visit. Mr, and Mrs. (Ross Smalley and Eileen of Sandford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Harper Friday. Mrs. Randall and Cally of Uxbridge visited George Harper's Sunday even- ing. | Ji The modern way to be traditionally correct The 'Bouquet Invitation Line: Wedding Invitations Thermo-engraved (Ruse eens) "Thermo-Engraving looks and feels like hand engraving, but costs about half as much--and it's ready within the week, Thermo-Engraving eliminates the cop- per plate that makes hand engraving so costly and time consuming. Select from our giant catalogue of flawlessly correct papers. 11 distinctive styles of lettering. 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