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|r | a for every "Special" name on your Christmas list... ¢ MENT STORE § 1 PO) ede de Je Se Jo de Je do Je Jo de Je de de, 2 Br Br BF GF Br BF BE BF BE BEE Wedding ~-- ii TRB | POR | \ lis \ \ \ ' \ \ \ 3 \ \ NS 1 ARTA A \ \ L. h Yo. $5.95 She'll never forget you for remembering her with Oomphies--so fashionable, so luxuriously comfortable! And our tree full of Oomphi:s has a "just right" style for every lady on your Christmas list! AAAS AT ASAT ASAT ASAT AT AT ART AT RTARTA NS ay dies" Slijipers OOMPHIES $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 3 other lines $2.95 up Packard Slippers PACKARD SLIPPERS for Men $4.95, $6.95, $8.95 Men's Felt Slippers $2.98 Suburban Coats Grey, Beige, etc, irr 'Borg Lines $29.95 Ladies' Coats $17.95, $27.95, $35.00 ISTMAS GIFT CENTRE ». Port Pe Toys, Dolls, Dishes # Games, Xmas Cards Decoration Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases $2.15, $3.25, $3.50 pr. Chenille Bedspreads $14.50, $10.95 WOOL FILLED COMFORTERS Several Colors $15.95 last call for CECECESECESECESE TABLE CLOTHS $1.95, $2.85, LACE TABLE CLOTH TOWEL SETS LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS 39¢, $4.25, and up 52 x 70 inches, $4.75 $2.35, $3.35, $3.95, $4.95 50¢ and 75¢ each i" Don't he backward HOSIERY | #5 TRY Supersilk 1.25, 1.35 Seamless-- 98" and S150 @SHOES - Complete Stock LADIES' PURSES several shades $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 @ Dack, Ritchie, Sisman, Packard WHITE SHIRTS--$5.00, SPORT SHIRTS--$5.00, TIES--$1.50, $2.00, $2.50 HANDKERCHIEFS--25c¢., UNDERWEAR--$1.50 shorts e OF Ok OF OF OF BE 46 de dc 4 2} #For Ladies-- Gracia, Bata, Hewetson, Savage #For Men -- | There were eight of Mr, and Mrs. Honoured on Golden Mahaf{y's family there. Four sons and four daughters. They yere Tho- "mas of Oshawa; Robert (St. Mary's); . Mary (Bowmanville); Bill (Enniskil- Cm un, len); Doris (Hampton); Ella (Toron- Anniversary lt); Iva (Bowmanville) and Grant (Oshawa). Also nine Grandchildren, Friday evening of Nov. 20th, Was Ray and Joyce of St. Mary's; Ron, the occasion of a happy gathering of p you June, Jim, Georgina, Marlene family, friends and neighbors at Pur- 4 Bobby Fowler of Bowmanville and ple Hill Hall, Cartwright, Ont. to help one Great Grandchild Bill, son of Mr. celebrate the 50th wedding Anniver- + Mo. Don-Mason, Oshawa, sary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mahaffy. . The party was a little late getting' Mr. Lloyd Mahaffy, Port Perry, started because the barn of Mr. and cousin of the groom and Mrs. Leslie Mrs. Pascoe, their neighbor, caught (Iva) Graham only sister of the bride on fire that same evening. Many of were there. Also friends and rela- the neighbors went to see if they tions from Oshawa, Bowmanville, could help in any way. When noth- Hampton, Millbrook, Port Perry, En- ing more could be done they all re- niskillen, Port Hope and surrounding 'turned to help Mr, and Mis. Mahaffy community. The evening got under celebrate their anniversary, But the way with George Wright (a son-in- party lacked some if its gaiety be- law) welcoming everyone. Mrs. Geo. cause of their neighbors misfortune. j Fowler (Mary) a daughter presented s, Lions Club ~~ "NEW YEAR'S EVE "DANCE ~~ Thurs., Dec. 31st. Port Perry High School ENJOY A GALA EVENING WITH MUSIC BY The Metro - Gnomes Hats - Noisemakers Refreshments Advance Sale of Tickets at Lawrence's Drug Store and Bruton's Drug Store, $2.50 per person them with a purse of money from the family. Miss Joyce Graham present- ed them with a lovely reclining chair from their neighbors. They received | other gifts of money, bouquets of flowers, and gifts from their many friends. ~ Congratulations came through the week from many friends, Prime Min- ister Diefenbaker, Dr, R. P. Vivian, Mr. Alex Carruthers visited them and wished them the best. A lovely lunch and the wedding cake was cut, The remainder of the evening was enjoyed by dancing to music supplied by Johnny McMann of Oshawa and Roy Ashton of Burketon. The groom has played the violin: mearly all his life go it was very fitting for him to play for one square dance on this occasion. Everyone enjoyed themselves and wished the happy couple many years of wedded life to come. is | Ladies Wednesday n n Night Bowling Spitfires oii, Hylan 52 Lancasters .........oe Bombers ..... Hurricanes .. Flyers coo. North Stars ... Kittyhawks . Jets , ' RN Wendl Sunderlands ......oneirininennan 27 Helicopters ......ovmmninin 26 Mustangs ....... wine 2b Mosquitoes ........uv wives Dd High Triple--17117, Jeanne Goode High Single--270, Joan Christie Triples over 600--J. Goode 717, J. Christie 686; A. Spears 662 E. Bailey 627, B. Oke 617 C. Hewitt 614; H, Heard 608; I .Dowson 605. Singles over 210--270, 220, J. Christie; 266--C. Hewitt; 264--A. Spears 246,239, 282--J. Goode; M, Cook 246 251---M, St. John; 244, 231--B. Oke 285--R. Dusty; 238--D. Howsam 281, 216--M, MacGregor . 281--D. VanCamp; 221--E. Bailey 928. Carnegie; 216--H, Heard 219--R. Williams; 217--M. Euge 216--F, Cochrane, 216--D. Freeman 212--J. Hull; 211-=L, Mark. was served following the presentations United Church Service Club The November meeting of the Port Perry United Church Service Club was held on Tuesday, November 24th in the Church basement, Mrs. Gordon Goode was in charge of the meeting in the absence of our president, Mrs. A. Walsh. Mrs. H. Forder opened the devotion- al with a short reading on Happiness. which was the Theme for the evening. We joined in the singing of hymn 480 and Mrs. Forder read the Seripture lesson from Proverbs 15:13-22, Mrs. Goode read a story of Happiness and led us in prayer. Hymn 504 was sung in closing. Minutes of the October meeting were read and approved and roll call was answered by 12 members. In the ab- sence of our treasurer, Mrs. W. Lane, Mrs. R. McNab gave the treasurer's report indicating a very favourable bank balance. Mrs. Goode thanked Mrs. W. Wil- Jliams, Mrs. H. Forder and Mrs. H. Hall for the very capable handling of the W|A. Bazaar tea and also added the President's thanks. - The question of a Life Membership for the W.M.S. was again discussed and it was unanimously decided that this membership be given to Mrs. F. Crawford. Mrs. B. Beare gave a report for the nominating committee and stated that all the offices had been accepted so we did not require a vote. President .........oo.... Mrs. Gordon Goode Vice-President ...Mrs, Harold Martyn Secretary oon. Mrs. Robt. McNab Treasurer Mrs, Howard Hall Asst, Secretary-Treasurer.... Mrs, William Williams Hospital Auxiliary Representative Mrs. Jos, Saunders, Mrs. H. Forder Our Christmas meeting was discussed and it was decided to have a pot luck supper on Tuesday evening, Dec, 16th at 6:46 in the Church basement. Mrs. Goode then introduced our speaker for the evening, Mrs. M. B. Dymond, who told us of the very in- teresting and enjoyable trip she, Dr. Dymond and their two daughters had taken to the British Isles and the con- Minutes of Scugog Council Meeting DECEMBER 1st The regular meeting of the Scugog Twp. Council was held in the Town- ship Hall, on Tuesday, Dec. 1st, 19569 at 8 p.m. Reeve Anson Gerrow and Councillors Heayn, Smith, Carter, Fralick were present. Minutes of previous meeting read and adopted. Correspondeence read as follows: 1. From Platten Island Ratepayers Association re conditions at Lakeside Park. Clerk was instructed to write that the matter would be held over until the first of the year. 2. From the Port Perry, Reach & Scugog Agricultural Society thanking the Council for donation from the Port Ferry Fair. 3. From the Dept. of Highways re- questing the reason for the former Road Supt. resigning. 4. Dept. of Highways, informing the Council that By-law No. 1177, ap- pointing a new Road Supt. has been approved. 65. From the Dept. of Municipal Af- fairs enclosing the final installment of thie Unconditional Grant for the year 1969. ' Dr. G. M. Rennie, M.O.H. for the Township of Scugog was present to look into a complaint from the Platten Island Ratepayers Assoc'n re the con- cussed resulting in the motion being passed that the matter be left over until the first of the year, and more information be obtained. By-law No, 1178 was passed to ap- for the Township for 1960. ed by A. Heayn that the following ac- instructed to pay the same, v Roads ......cocvnne RA. $1,068.32 GOneral nmin 1,626.68 $2,604.00 Carried Council adjourned to meet again on tinent this past summer, December 16th 1959 at 8 p.m. wa ditions at Lakeside Park, this was dis- | $ point Mr, Bruce Mackey as Solicitor |§ It was moved by C. Fralick, second- | ¢ counts be paid and the Treasurer be | § -- $5.95, $7.95 $5.95. $12.95 35¢.,, 50c. ne: YU 5-2521 | SHIRTS ' n High Averages for Ist Section-- Men's Thurs. Night: "cove Bowling Black Jacks .....cccvveneanen. 64 Meteors ........... wns 52 Whiz Bangs ....................... 49 Goofers .......ooccevevvenierinnnnn. 44 DeLuxe .... .. 40 Archers .....coooeveiivinennns - 39 ETT 38 Legionaires .........cccou...... 36 Juniors ...oveeevrireneiirinnnn. 34 Stars ccc. 27 Blow Kings .....ccccvneee. 26 Howard Motors .................. 24 High Triple--W. Graham--818 High Single--R. Rints--206 High Triples-- W. Graham--818; F. Hastings-- 775; Al. Cawker--714; B. Young-- 683; R. Rints--673; D. Carnegie--0666; D. Freeman--640; Irv. Boyd--644; Gord Goode--624; R. Owen--614; D. Milne--605; W. Cornish--602. High Singles-- W. Graham--2565, 281, 282; R. Rints --296; F. Hastings--256, 293; B. Cox --288; Wes. St. John--276; B. Young --266; Al. Cawker--246, 264; M. De- Nure--268; N. Haugen--264; Gord. Goode--261; J. Dowson--261; H. Ed- enborough--249; C. A. Glass--246; W. Cornish--242; D. Carnegie--263, 239; D. Freeman---232, 236; Ross Hutche- son--234; D. Wallace--232; R. Owen --232; C, Boyd--231; J. Beckett--231; B. Miller--214 D. Freeman--213 I. Hastings--212 Gord Goode--211 Gord Thomas--208 Second Section will start on January 7th, 1960. Ladies' Monday League Cherries--44 Grapefruit--37 Lemons--41 Plums--36 Oranges--41 Pears--32 Bananas--39 Peaches--28 Apples--38 Pineapples--25 Grapes--38 Berries--21 High Triple--Grace Hastings--628 High Single--Florence Davey--261 Over 600-- Grace Hastings -- 628; Margaret Hayes--619; Mary Baird--614; Flor- ence Davey--G05. Over 200-- Florence Davey---261; Joan Godley --264; Helen Bathie -- 240; Mary Baird--238, 219; Mae Blakely--239, 213; Grace Hastings--233, 206; Mar- garet Eden--231, 204; Viola Mapes-- 221; Margaret Hayes--215, 211; Grace Hunter--214; Wanda Durham--214; Margaret Sweetman--211, 201; Alice , Cook -- 209; Evelyn Stephens -- 207; jAidrey Chapman -- 204; Georgina Raines--204; Jean Amell--202, AANSARARA AS Reach, for the year 1960. not necessarily accepted. Dec. 17 ao, Steep a tegtestn RRR NAARARAARR ARR * * 20% 0% > TENDERS Tenders will be received for Diesel Fuel Oil, Furnace Oil, Stove Oil, Motor Oil, and Gasoline, for the Township of Municipal Building at Manchester: Tenders close December 26th, 1959. Lowest or any tender AAAANRARARARAAARARAA AAAS Same to be delivered at the BUIORORCE0POR ACE0R0CECE0E 0S IRC IOI PCS GRANT CHRISTIE, Clerk, R.R. 4, Port Perry, Ont.