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wr rd oad ~~ Raines, beloved-son of Mr. and Mrs. Engagement ~~ 4- THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1960 THE CHURCHES Coming kvenis ANGLICAN ¢ HURCH CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev. E. VW, Fuller, B.A., 1.Th,, Smorgashord Blackstock United Church Town and Country Doubles Club will be held at ut Blackstock Recreation, Centre on Wed, November 9th at 5 p.m. Adults $1.76. Children 706¢. Nov.3 Euchre The Ladies Auxiliary are holding a euchre in. the Legion Hall on Satur- day, October 29th at 8 p.m. Lunch | seyved. Everybody welcome. Ad- mission 50c. Rector Sunday, October 30th-- 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 11.30 a.m.---Morning Prayer. re ' ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ~ Interim Moderator: Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A., D.D, Minister: 'Mr, William Perry, B.A. Sunday, October 30th-- 10 a.m.--Divine Worship '_ 1 a.m.--Sabbath School oq Hallowe en Dance | "Will be held on Sat, Oct. 29th in PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH [the Scout Hall, Port Perry. Dancing Co to start at 8.30 p.m. Admission 20c. Rev. E. 8. Linstead, B.A., Minister Dress is hard-time. Bring along your Sunday, October 30th-- favorite record with your name clearly 10 a,m.--Sunday School | marked on it. Oct. 27 11 a.m.--Morning Worship and Junior Sunday School. " » Night of Harmony EVERYONE INVITED . | Sponsored by the Port Perry Lions {The United Church of Canada Club and presented by Oshawa Chap- SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE ter S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A, (Barber Shop : Quartet) of Oshawa Chapter Sweet Adelines on Saturday, November bth at 8.16 in the new Auditorium of the Port Perry High School. Advance sale of tickets at Bruton's Drug Store, Minister: Rev. J, K. Braham, M.A, B.D. Sunday, October 30th-- 9.16 am. --PROSPECT Church 10.16 am.--MANCHESTER Church | Beare Motors and Bank of Commerce. 10.16--SCUGOG "Head" S.5. Adults $1.00. 11.156 a.m.--Scugog Church - We go on STANDARD-TIME today, . and. we give you all a very cordial Annual Meeting invitation to come and worship with - : us. The Sacrament of Baptism will be administered at all our Churches. Perry Boy Scouts Association will be Please get in touch with the Minister. | held Sunday, Oct. 30th at 2 p.m. in VAS the Scout Hall. The parents of all Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies and all others in- terested persons are cordially invited to attend. The Leaders will be pleased to discuss your child's progress with you and will appreciate your interest. This meeting is worthless without your attendance so please plan to be MONDAY--17 pm.--Jr. Young People| Present. Light refreshments will be WEDNESDAY--8 pan. -- Bible Study served after -the meeting. and Prayer Meeting "Parsonage Crandell St., a Dance U A dance will be held at Utica Com- RAINES, Allan George--Suddenly at the Oshawa General Hospital on Monday, Oct. 24, 1960, Allan George Hot Turkey Save Wed., November 2nd for Hot Turkey Supper at Seagrave United The Annual Meeting of the Port PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH + Stuart A. Mulligan, Pastor ~ Sunday, October 30th-- SUNDAY--9:60 Sunday School '11:00 a.m.--Worship 7:00 p.m.--Evangelism - 3 8 pm. chestra. Music by Bob Parkinson's or- Admission 76c. per person. Nov. 38 - John F. Raines of Port Perry, Ont. and dear brother of Ronnie, in his 17th year, Service from Chapel of McDermott-Panabaker, Perry on Wed. 'gt 2 pm. Interien) Pine Grove| Church, starting at 4.30 p.m. Ad- Cemetery. mission--Adults $1.60, Public School The Lord giveth sid the Lord. taketh children 6c. $163, Pubic" Schon away -- blessed be the name of the i Figure Skating Club Starting November Junior 'Sessions will be held Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, Seniors Tuesday evenings. Mrs. Anne Spears announces the |Rates--6 yrs. $8.00; 7-13 yrs.;, $10.00; - engagement of her daughter Frances |14 years and up $16.00; family plan Geraldine Anne to Mr. Douglas Char-|$256.00. Registration Ph, YU b5-23860. les Aird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ' ; Aird, Port Perry, The wedding to take place at St. John's Presbyterian Euchre Church, Port Perry on Friday even- enti . ing, November 18th at 7.30 p.m. Euchre will be held in the Commu- : . Seri n ity. Hall, Utica, on Saturday, Octo- g ber 20th at 8.30 p.m. Refreshments, Engagement Prizes. Admission b0c. Mr. ang; Mrs. Wm. Ross, R.R. 2, Nestleton, 'wish to announce the en- gagement of their daughter Joan Marie to Mr. George Stevens Gibbs, son of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Gibbs of Tyrone. The marriage to take place in the Blackstock United Church, Nov. 18th, 1960. - In Appreciation We wish to thank the many people of Port Perry and district who gener- ously supported our Apple Day last vd | Saturday. It was a pleasant day and a {the Scouts, Cubs and their Leaders ES 3 Wie a made the most of it in a very suc-! aA cessful canvass of the town, Birth v A special. word of appreciation to : our Police Department, Mr, Cameron MIDDLETON -- 'Ken and Audrey and Mr. Williams for their considera- (nee Skerratt). 'are happy to announce tion and co-operation with our young the safe arrival of their daughter, | boys, and to Mr, Ted Jackson and Mr. _ Susan Lee Anne; on Saturday, Octo- Howard Hall for the privilege of us- ber 22, 1060, 1960 at the Community | ing their store as a downtown head: Memotinl Hospital, Port Perry; a, duarters. sister Tor. Stephen. Our. thanks 2 to! We wish to thank all our Cubs and Dr. J Plamend. : & 'Scouts who did a most enthusiastic job WJ and deserve much credit for making 3 this Apple Day a very sucvessful one, MAR Your 'Group Committee, ~ Card of Thanks ul Sp, I--wish- to_thank "ny friends: wd Card of Thanks school mates for letters, cards, gifts and kind inquiries while I, was in Sick| We wish to' thank our friends and Children's 'Hospital. -8pecial thanks neighbours for the lovely card table to all 'who gent mother and dad' letters 4 set, clothes hamper and bud vase, also of encoliragement and for the prayérs or their thoughtfulness and good that were said for ie. | wishes, Lloyd Bruce. Evelyn and Norman Bohunicky. munity Hall on Saturday, Nov. 6th at | Of Many Things By Ambrose Hills WHERE'S THAT DEPRESSION? A year ago, most of the pundits even a depression here in Canada. But we have been fortunate. Things have continued to roll along at a pretty fast clip. N Now some of the most respected forecasters see the possibility of a' small boom in the offing. They be-| lieve the economy will get a real shot in the arm from the decision of the U.S. Federal Power Commission to allow the--importation of "Canadian natural gas. Pipelines will be con- structed, the steel industry will be put to work. Already the stock market is reflect- ing a new feeling of confidence in the Canadian economy. Americans are said to be enthusiastic once again about the steady growth potential of this country. And there is similar enthusiasm building up among Kuro. pean investors. What happened to the depression ? Why did it not materialize? My own view is that we escaped it, go far, because the vast majority of were predicting a serious recession or \ busy again, and more men will be| Canadians are sensible and' industri- ous, When there are storm warn- ings, they note them and act accord- ingly. Demands for heavy govern- ment spending have eased off---except the strident demands of the profes- sional demanders, and a deluge would- #'t stop them! For a time, we were behaving much the same way -as the citizens of 1928.' 29. Governments were beginning to take the attitude that money grew on trees. Some men in responsiblé pe- sitions of. leadership were preaching ' j that prosperity was merely a question | around so that consunrers could keep i buying. Prices zoomed up and up and up. Some of the proposals of these j1sedere, if generally accepted, would ihave assured a depression equal to that of the dirty thirties. Better sense has prevailed. There is a steady growth going on now, and it should soon accelerate. If our reasonable agreements with their em- ployees and manage somehow to com- pete with other nations in world mar- kets, a" wonderful base for progress would be. established, A reduction in taxes, a general low- ering of costs, a willingness to work hard and effectively--these would as- sure a prosperous and strong Canada for many years to come: Chairm "Port Perry _W.T.BEARE, an of Board of Education High School ./ e JUNIOR COMMENCEMENT EXERCISESe, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, at 2.00 P.M. eo SENIOR COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES eo FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, at 8.15 P.M. 'o VALEDICTORIAN -- MISS LINDA CLEMENTS Guest Speaker - Doctor A. B. B. Moore PRESIDENT OF VICTORIA UNIVERSITY GRANT C. MacDONALD, Principal. PRINCE ALBERT ~ rapper TC ESN CC SSCS SSS SSS SS A A SR SA A A A A hh A ON SALE THIS WEEK END OCTOBER 27 - 28 - 29 'AYLMER FANCY Pumpkin, 2 tins 3c. KRAFT Dinner, ES YY MARKETS PHONE PORT PERRY YU. 5.2492 2 for 29¢ WHITE or CHOCOLATE, 9% or PUNCH PAK Monarch Cake Mix, ....... 2for27c. MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee, 11h. pkg. . rereenenieen ss JIG Red Emperor Grapes ..... 21Ibs. 25c. CANDY and COSTUMES Hallowe' en Treals FALSE FACES and MASKS "EYER PUBLISHED Cook Book, Vols 1 I Vol. 1 Only 4%. Volumes 2 to 12 | THE MOST COMPLETE WORK ON COOKING MARY MARGARET McBRIDE'S fol2 Volumes? 3 Now onsale Earlier vols. Sill available of spreading large amounts of money ' manufacturing industries can reach Alcohol Cause 01 Fire Blast Service station operators who use alcohol to free ice-clogged air hoses may be endangering the lives of cus- tomers and innocent bystanders, ac- cording to the Rubber Association of Canada. A leading Canadian tire manufacturer reports tires have ex- ploded when alcohol inside the tire carcass was ignited by static electri- ; city built up by the tire's spinning on ice and snow. The association and the Canadian Highway Safety Council have issued urgent warnings to service station and garage operators to avoid alco- hol-based anti-freeze in air compres- I sors and hose lines. Air compressors, they advise, should be checked and {condensation drained according to the i manufacturer's recommendations. If the compressor's air filter is cleaned with gasoline it should be thoroughly dried before being reinstalled. The two groups further urge operators to use only a vegetable-base soap and water solution as a lubricant when mounting tires on drop-centre rims. Some types of commercial rubber lu- bricants, they warn, if used to lubri- cate tires's bead, also result in ex- plosions. LIVE BETTER Electrically .... with an..ELECTRIC WATER HEATER AD Mh uve WIA id 2992090033099 99049- ng STANDARD TIME Starts 12.01 a.m. Sunday, October 30th, 1960 5 DAA A a 0 a a a a a a a a a a a a aa a 4 ',/ ART COURSE | . PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL of Monday Night Classes 7.30 | REGISTER WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL '% COURSE FEE FIVE DOLLARS. * f W. T. BEARE, GRANT C. MacDONALD, § : Chairman. Principal i Es 00000000000000000000ssstessseaeess Ty TTTTTIToTTeTTITIT IIIS IbI ITI II Toe g LYDIA SIRE GRADUATE OF EUROPEAN BALLET SCHOOL SCHOOL of Classical BALLET BALLET -- TOE -- CHARACTER 1960-61 Season will open on November bth, 1960 at Scout Hall ~ ' FEES . ° One "Tour lesson,weekly, per month, $6.00 eo Special Rates for two or more children from one family. All fees are payable for one month in advance at the beginning of each month. Nursery, Children, and Adults. Registrations will be taken by Telephone -- YU 65-2162 Oct 27 To make the next years the best years of your life. . and saving... mow. Whatever your hopes and desires may be--a new home--college education for your children--new leisure to enjoy, Canada 'Savings . Bonds can help you realize them. CANADA SAVINGS BONDS are cashable at any time at full face value, plus interest. They a are really like dollars with interest coupons attached. i SE THEY PAY INTEREST ANNUALLY --with an average yield of - ; ¢ 4.71 per cenit per year for ten years. 4 THEY ARE AVAILABLE in units ranging from $50 to $5,000. The limit of the new series is $10,000 per person. CANADA SAVINGS BONDS are simple to Joye tor cash or systematically out of current income. : i . means planning A To make the 60's the best years of your life "oe j BUY THE NEW AT YOUR BANK, AUTHORIZED INVESTMENT DEALER, 8TOCK BROKER, TRUST OR LOAN GOMPANY, OR THROUGH - YOUR COMPANY'S PAYROLL 8AVINGS PLAN, Ld