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L AR Obituary CHARLES RAY McGILL The death occurred very suddenly Friday, March 4th of Charles Ray McGill, Mr, McGill was at work at Gen-Auto Shippers when he died. He! was in his 67th year. Born in Manvers Township, Mr, McGill was the only son of the late Mr: and Mrs. Chas, MecGill., In 1929 he was married in Janet- ville to Myrtle Armstrong and to- gether they farmed on Lot 24, Con- cession 4 of Cartwright until 1952, when they sold their farm and moved into the village of Blackstock. He drove the bus for two or three 'years, then secured a job with Gen-Auto Shippers where he had been until death claimed him. One and a half years ago they purchased a new home and moved. to 1140 Somerville St. Oshawa. He is survived by his wife and only sister. (Mildred) Mrs. Mer- | vin Mountjoy, Hampton, The. body rested at McDermott- Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry where services were conducted by Rev. H. A. Mellow, pastor of North Minster United Church, Oshawa, on Monday. Interment was in Fenelon 'Falls cemetery. Pallbearers were Messrs. Grant Edgerton, Dave Wilson, George Neals," George Heaslip, Alvin McGill and Lewis Staples. \ For RUBBER STAMPS See The Port Perry Star familiar United Church WMS. The Afternoon Auxiliary held their March meeting Tuesday the 8th in the Church basement.. The President Mrs. Griffen presiding. Mrs, Griffen opened meeting with hymn 888 and prayer. Mxs. Colbear reported for Christian Stewardship from Missionary Month- ly concerning new organization for United Church Women. We are indeed fortunate in our auxiliary to have Miss E, Harris as our literature secretary. Miss Harris reviewed a number of books and mag- azine writings mostly on Africa and reported on books obtainable in our public library, Her efforts help each member to more fully understand our study book this year, The Worship period was conducted by Mrs. Buckner, Thenie of worship --"Security found in 23rd Psalm". Mrs. Ploughman read the 28rd Psalm and prayer. Mrs. Buckner brought out the security found in this most and best loved shepherd's Psalm. Mrs, Cawker and Mrs. Buck- ner favored with a lovely duet-- "Shepherd of Love". Our guest speaker Mrs, Porter gave a most interesting review of a chap- ter in Study Book "Africa Disturbed" showing the political and union strife in Africa. We in Canada resent how Africans must live in their own country not being allowed to even own land though their belief is "The land is the basis of their life", Yet here in Canada the colored race are "Annual Hospital Meeting The annual meeting of the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, will be held at the Hospital, Port Perry, on 'MONDAY, MARCH 21st, 1960, at 8 p.m. The public are cordially invited to attend this annual meeting of their hospital. mar 17 "yr GREASE in CARTRIDGES! NO WASTE--NO MESS You just slip the cap off a cartridge, insert the cartridge in your grease gun, and you're ready to gregse any fitting, There's no waste, no yess «+. and no dirt can get in, Esso MP Grease in cartridges will save you time, and it will protect your valuable farm equipment. Give your Imperial Esso Agent ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST G. A. PRENTICE, Port Perry, PHONE: YU 65-2672 PORT PERRY Joe Tran Elected Chairman Mr. Joe Tran, Claremont, R, 2, was appointed chairman of the Ontario County Wheat Producers' Committee at a meeting held in the Department of Agriculture Office, Uxbridge, on Tuesday, March 1st, 1960. Mr. Les. Meyers, Goodwood, was ap- pointed Secretary-Treasurer. Other members of Ontario County Wheat Producers' Committee are: Heber Down, Brooklin. Russell Morrison, Beaverton. Morrison Colvville, Sunderland. Russell Rodd, Uxbridge ~ August Geisberger, Oshawa. Mr. Dick Stewart, Peterborough, R. 11, Representative for District No. 9 of the Ontario Wheat Producers' Mar- keting Board, was the guest speaker and he gave a splendid talk on the work of the Board. Mr. Tran extended a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Stewart for his infor- mative and interesting talk. seldom allowed to rise above the me- nial tasks. Mrs. Ploughman on behalf of Mrs, Peel's group thanked the speaker and those taking part for a most interest. ing programme. s ; Mrs. Buckner closed the meeting with prayer. Tea was served by Mrs. Peel's group and a social time enjoyed. 4 BOY SCOUTS At the meeting on March 8th the following were present: Acting Troop Leader Brian Simpson, Scout Master William Willowaby, Asst. John Piatti Martyn Rennick. Hawk Patrol Patrol Leader Ross Monroe, Second Ralph Ballard, John Harper, Jim Mac- Master, David Durham, Alan Walker, Wayne Rountree. Wolverine Patrol Patrol Leader Dan MacDonald, Sec- ond Douglas Edenborough, Tom Arm- strong, Norm McLeod, David Murray. Eagle Patrol i Patrol Leader Ivan Pascoe," Acting Second Brian Mark, Richard Stevens, Terry Adderley, Tom Adderley, Bob Edenborough, Jack Cook, Allan Raines and Murray Spears. Deer Patrol Patrol Leader David Jefford, Sec- ond Bruce Simpson, Bob Walker, Bob 'Fawns, Rodger Stevens, Peter Mac- Donald. Also present at this meeting was Mrs, Harry Edenborough and Ross Edenborough. They witnessed the in- vestiture of Bob Edenborough who entered the brotherhood of Scouting. Good Scouting Bob. Arriving late at the Scout Meeting were Patrol Lead- er David Jefford and Allan Raines. We had some resistance from two lads concerning talking in the Horse- shoe. Also from some lads who were chewing gum, which the Scouter cor- rected. Tests were passed by Ralph ' : Ballard 'and John Harper. On Saturday, March 12th there will be a Scout Bottle Drive. Please help assist us in this campaign. Ladies Monday Night Bowling =f 7th, 1960-- Plums--456 Pineapples--32 Pears--44 Oranges--32 Grapes--41 Bananas--381 Grapefruit--40 Berries--29 Cherries--37 Lemons--28 Peaches--388 Apples--28 High Triple--Teresa Hall--701 High Single--Teresa Hall--278 Low Triples--Ada DeShane, Ethel Hutchinson, Lola Wilson. Over 600-- Teresa Hall--T701 Alice Thomas--806 Loretta Parrish--6056 Lorraine Raines--600. . Over 200-- Teresa Hall--278, 237; Grace Hun- ter--268; Loretta Parrish--262; Marg- aret Sweetman--232, 206; Elsie Pogue --229; Elma Vernon--227; Alice Cook --219; Lorraine Raines--218; Joan Middleton--2165; Yvonne McFadyen-- 214; Gladys Goode--213; Mae Blakely --210; Audrey Chapman--210; Helen Bathie--209; Vera Fawns«-207; Alice Thomas--205, 202. Men's Thursday Night Bowling Standing-- Black Jacks ..cvvvvrienecineniineninns 61 Whiz Bangs ..... FESO OTOIRR 40 Stars cen nr RAR 44 Blow Kings ...cocoivnncnnninininnanns 43 AYCNOES ciarivsispesimmsmssrinnesosin 34 DALIXG iis cigs ssinsrissvstrsnsiessrsitrssns 31 Howard Motors ..........c.coereinirinens 28 Carnegie .....inninon 27 GOOLRLR i tipirmrimisirinssimsinimrinig 27 Legionaires . errr r nesses) 17 Meteors .....cvuinsrnnrissnrercnssersisssrenes 16 bE Er 14 Triples, 600 and over-- F. Olsen 709, B. Miller 705, Jack Owen 692, M. Rins 682, M. Gibson 051, G. Mark 648, Geo. Long 648, Bob How- sam. 643, J. Harley 606. High Triple--F. Olsen 709 Singles, 240 and over--Bob Howsam 313, F. Olsen 808, C. Boyd 279, B. Miller 274, 248, K. Mark 266, J. Hadley 263, A. Farmer 268, J. Ballard 268, B. McNeill 248, Jack Dowson 243, R. Storry 242. High Single--Bob Howsam 313 Sept. 6, and October 11th. mar 17 BOBO OB. 8.5 60 oO. OBO BOB Br Or Ol OOO & VV IvoIoItooovovo000o00000 00000009009 TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG TENDERS TENDERS will be received by the undersigned, post-marked not later than March 19th, 1960, for garbage collection at the Scugog Island Summer Resorts. May 24th, twice a week during July and August, Sept. 1, ALLA LLLLAALADLLLLLALLOLLLSLDDL OLDS Collections to be made S. CHANDLER, Clerk. Tr YT AT rrr rrr. POOP OVPPITOTOPITVOCOVOVPOTOTCOOOOOOO0O0® IV VV VV VYVIN POPOV IVIVIVIIVIVVIITIIIIIIVIVIIITVITIIVIVIIIOPOOIOOIOET Dial 114 in making a local call THINGS ARE CHANGING in Port Perry After years of calling "Operator" for formation" and "Repair Service", beginning Saturday, March 12--that you - Dial 113 to call "Information" (for local numbers not listed in your directory) "Telephone Repair Service" continue to Dial "0" (for operator) . to place a long distance call or for assistance It will add up to faster service for everyone. J. W. LOWRY, Manager THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA / Jato y "In- we now ask-- and fo reach "during the winter and spends most of Songstress Juliette has been a favorite with Canadian audiences since she made her first public appearance at the age of five in Winnipeg. Al- ways busy, Juliette has been her own show each Saturday night on CBC-TV the summer making personal appear- ances across the country. See The Port Perry Star For all your printing requirements THE PORT PERRY ki THURSDAY, MARCH 10th, 19605 Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling "High Triple---Gloria Hastings--T750 High Single--=Gloria Hastings--3882 Over 210-- Gloria Hastings--237, 332; Audrey -- COMET CLEANSER .... 24 oz. LOAF OF WHITE BREAD ...............coooevn. 2 for 33¢ CAMPBELL SOUP, reg. 2 for 37¢ ........ ON SALE 2 for 35¢ Open Every Night until nine except Tuesday For Free Delivery Phone YU 5-2492 <n DOUPE'S GENERAL STORE PRINCE ALBERT, WEEK-END SPECIALS MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE, 6 oz. ................ 99¢ Team Pts, taken Total | DeNure--298; Merle St. John--250; . [Betty Collins--247; Elaine Bailey-- North Stars 52 1940; Ruby Williams--235; Jeanne Spitfires ....... 19 1 Goode--222, 234; Grace Christie--229; Jets rnin, 39 | Freeda Cochrane--228; Reta Cooper Mustangs ....... 87 | 225; Cathy Hewitt--224; Beth Oke | Kittyhawks 33 1208; May Jackson --213; Helen Lancasters ...... 29 Heard---212; Mary MecGregor--212; Bombers ....... 26 f10y Ballard--210. Helicopters ... 26 Flyers ......... 25 | Over 600-- Hurricanes ... 24 Gloria Hastings--1750; Jeanne Goode Mosquitoes ....... 23 [--634; Audrey DeNure--614; Doris Sunderlands 16 | Howsam--608. Sasa dss Saas aaa aa ath og ggg RE ONT. REE TR 2 for 41¢ Ls SLE SpE free! Marie Fraser's new "Tea-time Treats" recipes. Write today! DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA 409 Huron Street, Toronto DEPARTM 'SAL AWEBROCIK NT STORE 'TAKING E CHILDREN'S and GIRLS Wool Sweaters Ladies' Sweaters Children's Plaid Skiris 98° LINED Slacks, Girls' Plaid, $1.98 Snow Suits, One Third Off MEN'S and WOMEN'S Winter Jackets, Flannelette Blankets, 70 x 90 (Ibex) 80 x 90 (Ibex) REGULAR SIZE Pillow Slips . § LARGE SIZE SUB-STANDARDS, SPECIAL White Sheets, . $5.95 pair Fleece Lined Rubbers FOR ALL THE FAMILY 25% off 9% $1.98 $5.95 $6.95 1.2% pair Linoleum Tile, standard Grey Color, reg. 12' for 8 LARGE QUANTITY Colors in small lois at same price. Several lines of file in small room lots, third off Armstrong Rugs $5.95 PERFECT GOODS, SIZE 7 x 9; Accordian Doors, GREY and BEIGE, PLASTIC with STEEL SLATS Sub-standards $8.95 Curling Boots, ladies, $4.95 Men's Pullover Sweaters ALL WOOL Special $3.95 Wall Paper, room lots 19° and 2 roll Port Perry Phone: Yu 5.2521 2 % a rT Tarte, wh Ewin ~ ni A - MN A Oy ~ " I Mp GAA op gpg date gn Ye a eis 5 eS a RTE hs ts Sori py gl I Be BT rm cn an RE Spe I Se Sn i en : OR ; -- ; dd AN v Be : . . « VARIN Th a AT a re Kk: ¥ by $0 FRM HER 3 AT 2 3 Ww J ty LS w, 30 ND Ki 3 Rh hi \