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eI ee SL TY rr YY oy ON 4-THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER bth, 1959 P, NAS THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev, E. W. Fuller, B.A., L.Th., Rector Sunday, Nov, 8th-- 11,30 -a.m,--Morning Prayer of ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B.'D. Armstrong, B.A., D.D. Interim Moderator Mr. Wm. Perry, Minister. Sunday, Nov. 8th-- 10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School g PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH "Rev. E. 8. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sunday, Nov. 8th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School, 11.00 a.m.--Morning Service -- S The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE MINISTER: Rev. J. K. Braham, M.A. B.D. Sunday, Nov. 8th-- 10.15 a.m.--Scugog Church 11.156 a.m.--Scugog "Head" S. S. 11.156 a.m.--Manchester Church 1.156 p.m.--Prospect Church Theme: "Why do we believe in Life After Death?" Come and Worship with us, ) 7 Mr. E. J. Hutchinson has accepted a position with the Attorney General's Department in Ottawa. His work takes him around to various cities in Ontario. The Hutchinson's have taken an apartment in Toronto and during the winter months will live mostly in that city. Bixth WAKELIN--Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wakelin, nee Ruby Hutchinson, Port Perry are happy to announce the ar- rival of a daughter, Marie Jeanette, on Sunday, October 25th, 1959 at the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry. Death KNIGHT -- At Hospital for Sick Children at Toronto, on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1959, Rickard Bruce Knight, dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight. Private funeral from Me- Dermott-Panabaker Chapel. Card of Thanks I wish to thank the nurses and Staff and Dr. S. P. Kandel of the Com- munity Memorial Hospital, - Port Perry, for what they did for me, and those who sent me cards, letters, gifts and flowers while in above hospital. I am also very grateful to the Rev. E. R. and Mrs. Fuller and all other Clergy who visited and had Prayers with me. My wife joins me thank- ing our many friends who visited me, many of whom made several trips, assuring my wife's daily presence at the hospital. Rev. H, E. Pelletier For the FINEST BUILDING SUPPLIES at a FAIR PRICE look for this sign of quality LUMBER DEALERS ALLIANCE JOHN BALLARD LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone--YU 5.2491 Pp {Coming Events Annual Bazaar Sponsored by the Evening Guild of the Church of the Ascension, Port Perry, will be held on Sat.,, November 28th at 2.30 p.m. Tea and Home Bak- ing, Nov. 26 Euchre The C. W. L. will hold a Euchre in the Parish Hall on Thursday, Nov.! 6th at 8 p.m. Admission 60c. Nov.b Annual Bazaar Friday the 13th may prove a lucky day if you attend the Annual Bazaar (with all the trimmings) in the Prince Albert Church Basement on Friday, November 13th at 2.30. You may also have buttonholes made (bc. each) while you wait. Sponsored by the W.A. Nov, 12 BLACKSTOCK TOWN & COUNTRY Doubles Club Invite you to dine Town & Country Style Smorgasbord at the Recreation Centre, Blackstock, on Nov. 11th from 5 to 7 pm. Adults $1.76. Children 76c. All proceeds for Sunday School Extension, Nov. © Annual Bazaar The Annual Fall Bazaar of the United Church Women's Association, | children. will be held in the Church basement, |costumes Port Perry, on Sat., Nov. 21st at 2.80 p.m. Afternoon tea and Home Baking. [and Dennis McLaughlin. Santa Claus Parade SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12th All business and organizations please arrange to decorate a float for this gala parade. Port Perry Chamber of Commerce, Port Perry Rod | Lr ta St Va I SOR 1 3 HAT SSL de hE and Gun Club The regular monthly business meet- ing of the Club will be held in the club room over Brock's store, Tuesday, evening, November 10th at 8 p.m. Card of Thanks I would like to thank friends, rela- tives and neighbours for cards, phone calls, candy and flowers received while in Port Perry Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Kandel and Sturgis, the nurses and staff of the hospital, Dorothy Freeman. Blackstock The Town and Country Couples Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Turner, Wednesday night . with 18 couples in attendance. For recreation hallowe'en games were played. Masks, etc.,, made. The business con- sisted mainly of final plans for the Smorgosborg banquet, November 11th. Report was heard from the committee who had visited the Y.P.U. Discussion on ways to make Hallow- ¢'en fun without destruction. Lunch was served and closing devotions led by Ralph Larmer, There was a good attendance at the O.N.O. Family Night, © The children wore hallowe'en costumes also a few of the adults while the majority of parents were in hard-time outfits. Special dances were held to include Children's prizes for best were won by Bob Kyte, Grant McLaughlin, Neil McLaughlin, Adults--H, Martyn and Lawrence McLaughlin as a horse; 2nd Mrs. John Carnaghan, Each child in costume received a, small token, Altogether a very pleas- ant evening was spent. The October meeting of the Women's Association of the United Church met at the home of Mrs. Jean McLaughlin on Tuesday night with an attendance of 41. After the opening exercises and minutes, the roll was answered by Note change of Day suggestions to improve our meetings The regular monthly meeting of the Honeydale Women's Institute will be held on Thursday, Nov. 12th at 2 p.m. in the Anglican Parish Hall. Special guest speaker from the TB Ass'n at this meeting. The ladies of the Com- munity are invited to attend. Travel Pictures Miss Jeanne Pearson, Uxbridge, a chosen delegate to represent the Pro- vineial Junior Farmers on a tour of the British Isles, will show pictures of her recent trip, on Friday, Novem- ber 13th at 8 p.m. in Prospect United Church. provided. Adults 50c., Children 26c. Euchre In Utica Community Hall on Satur- day, November 7th at 8,30 p.m. Prizes and Lunch. Admission 60c. Banquet [Remembrance Day Banquet will be in 1960 and also a donation of cottons for cancer dressings for hospital. Plans were completed for bazaar on November 17, and the ladies were ask- ed for some assistance towards the Smorgasborg banquet sponsored by the Couples Club on Nov. 11th. The ladies of the W.A. have been asked to serve dinner, and lunches through the afternoon at the Blue Ribbon Short- horn sale, Nov. 2nd. Mrs. Romeril, Mrs. Percy VanCamp, Mrs. Duff and Mrs. W. Archer commented on some highlights of the recent convention in St. Paul's Church, Bowmanville. Mrs. Dalton Dorrell gave a splendid Other fine entertainment [devotional paper, basing her remarks on "Who Touched Me". * Coming near to "Christ is not enough, we need to touch Him, Mrs. Carnaghan, group leader, expressed disappointment that the speaker for the evening was un- able to come. Mrs, Harold Kyte read two poems by Edgar Guest. Lunch was served by the group and a social hour enjoyed. Sympathy is extended to the family held in the Scout Hall on Saturday, |°f Mrs. Fred Bailey, who passed away Nov. 7th at 7 pm. Guest Speaker will be Mr. Kelly of Oshawa. Church Service The Remembrance Day Church Ser- Friday evening. . The Explorer girls and their leaders Mrs. R. VanCamp, Mrs. Romeril at- tended service in a body at the United Church on Sunday morning. Rev. Mr. Romeril conducted a graduation ser- vice on Sunday, November 8th at|vice and Mrs. Cecil Hill, President of 11.830 a.m. in the Church of the As- cension (Anglican) Port Perry. Le- gion members will fall in at Legion Hall at 11 a.m. Bazaar and Tea Sponsored by the Greenbank Fidelis Class in the church basement on Wed- nesday, Nov. 18th at 2.30 p.m. Nov. 12 * Card of Thanks Mrs. Ruby Wakelin wishes to thank the many friends and neighbours for the flowers and cards, also Dr. John Diamond and the nurses and staff of the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry for their care and kind- ness, "EMMANUEL" Pentecostal Church ( LILLA STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL ..covuvivirinriniiinienniininennnenns 10.00 a.m, MORNING WORSHIP ......................... resis 11.00 a.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE ............... vere 1.00 pom, SPECIAL VISIT OF Rev. H. R. Shank SUNDAY 8th and 15th the W.M.S. presented Lynda Kyte and Margaret Carnoghan with Achieve- ment E Pins. The Ladies Choir of 22 voices sang a lovely anthem and Rev, Mr. Romeril preached a fine sermon. At Sunday School the Explorer girls presented an interesting and instrue- ive playlet on African customs. Hallowe'en passed off very quietly in the village, village and all surrounding country called on residents, Anyone who did not entertain or "shell out" to 50 or 60 ghosts, goblins or what have you must have been lonely, Of course there were pranks played by those too old to attend the Scouts and Guides Party which was held in the Recreation Cen- tre and provided a full evening of fun for some fifty. of that age, Included in that program was a tour of the dark room (spook) various games, dances, demonstrations, contests, etc. Prize winners for the costumes were: Bonnie Mountjoy, Dennis McLaughlin and Harley McCoy. For spot dances Floyd Kyte and Nancy Staniland; Paul Rahm and Bonnie Mountjoy; Floyd Argue and Janice Byers, as well as the relay groups for picking straws from hooks with' teeth; pushing pea- nuts with nose, etc., and of course the apple dunk. The mothers had sup- plied candy which was enjoyed be- tween games. Then lunch brought a happy evening to a close and nearly all declared it much more fun than running around playing tricks. Superintendent of Police in Jamaica, Orville Bernard and wife, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and two children of Brook- lyn, N.Y, were Wednesday night guests of Rev. and Mrs. Romeril and Dennis. : Mesdames Ernest Larmer, F. Butt, Stuart Dorrell, P. Romeril, F. Dayes, and C. Hill, attended the Autumn Ral- ly of the Eastern Section of W.M.S. of Oshawa Presbytery in Ebenezer, on Thursday. Mr. Lawrence Mountjoy, Warkworth spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Swain and family. Myr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson; Mr, and Mrs. Walter Wright, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swain, were Wednesday even- ing dinner guests of Mr. and- Mrs. H. Jose, Newcastle, Mrs. Fred Dayes annd Mrs. Walter Ferguson, Enniskillen, attended the supper and entertainment in Shilow on Wednesday evening when the Dayes brothers were assisting in the enter- taining. Mr. Gerald Hill, North Bay, is spending a few days with his brother Cecil and Mrs. Hill. Messrs, Roy and Bill Ferguson were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Morton, Oshawa. Cream Producers Annual Meefing The annual meeting of Ontario County Cream Producers' Association was held in the Department of Agri- culture Office, Uxbridge, on Monday, October 26th, at 8:30 p.m. Mr. William J. Wood, District Direc- or on the Cream Producers' Marketing Board, addressed the meeting. He spoke on the work that is being done by the Cream Producers' Marketing Board. He announced that the annual meeting of the Ontario Cream Pro- ducers' Association, would be held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, on Tuesday, November 17th at 10.00 a.m. He encouraged as many Cream Pro- ducers as possible to attend. Mr. Bob Jardine, Secretary-Manager of the Cream Producers Association, pointed out that there had been a con- siderable increase in advertising dur- ing the past year, particularly in the local press and he felt that this ad- vertising had been effective. He also DIPLOMACY IS THE ART ING THINGS IN SUCH A ag! EXACTLY Plywood Masonite / Doors ~ Arborite © Floor Tile Ceiling. Tile Insulation, Etc. Good Prices - Budget Terms Arranged 2 JOHN BALLARD LUMBER LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone--YU 65-2491 Hosts of children from} .. MOST POWERFUL an COMMERCIAL JET Canadian Pacific Airlines has ordered four of these Douglas Super DC-8 jet airliners, with options for five more, at a price of $6-million each. The fleet of 169 passenger aircraft will be de- livered early in 1961. The Super DC-8 powered by the new Rolls-Royce Con- way Mark 16 engines, will have a greater capacity and longer range than the DC-8, first of the Douglas pure jet commercial airliners. It will fly more than 6600 miles non-stop. Its jet engines will develop 18,600 pounds off thrust. In announcing acquisition of the aircraft, G. W. G. McConachie, president of C.P.A., said "This is the jet aircraft-engine combination we have been waiting for to meet the long-range performance requirements of C.P.A.'s 44,000-mile Canadian trans- continental and global route pattern serving five continents." The new jet airliner will fly Vancouver-Winnipeg in"less than two hours, Winnipeg to Toronto in 96 minutes 'and will re- duce the Tokyo-Vancouver flying time to eight hours. It will fly from Van- couver to Europe in eight hours and thirty minutes. . Specifications include wing 'span 142 ft., 6 inches; length of 160 ft., 6 inches; height of 42 ft. 4 in. The gross weight is 815,000 pounds. pointed out that the Board has con- tinued its quality programme in an ef- fort to maintain and improve the qual- ity of butterfat going into the produc- tion of butter. He announced that a Group Insurance Plan was now avail- able to farmers producing dairy pro- ducts. This Group Insurance Plan is sponsored by the various Dairy Groups in the Province of Ontario. The election of officers resulted as follows: President........ Gordon Rynard, Zephyr Vice-President....Lloyd Stanley, of Brooklin R. 1 Secretary-Treasurer...H. L, Fair, of Uxbridge Voting Delegates....Gordon Rynard, Lloyd /Stanley Directors-- Rama--Gordon McArthuf, Washago Mara--Frank Davis, Brechin, R.1 Thorah--Earl Windatt, Beaverton Brock, Ies Faux, Blackwater Reach--Fred Lamb, Port Perry R4 Scott--Harvey Meek, Sandford Uxbridge--Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge Pickering--Verle Wagg, Brooklin Whitby--Wm. Parrinder, Ashburn Director to Ont. Fed. of Agriculture William Parrinder, Ashburn E. Whitby--Percy Mountjoy, Oshawa, R.2 Scugog--Everett Prentice, Port Perry R. 8 Prince Albert W.A. The October meeting of the Women's Association was held on the evening of Wednesday, the 28th, at the home of Mrs. Earl Martyn, with eighteen members and visitors present. In the absence of the president Mrs. Smith, vice-president, Mrs, Snelgrove presided and opened the meeting with a missionary prayer followed by hymn 20. : The Scripture was read by Mrs, Mc- Kerihan. Mrs. Grant Hunter gave a fine report of the Missionary Rally at APPLES "We Grow the Best" LAKEVIEW ORCHARD OSHAWA ROAD near 7A HWY, Columbus, The theme "To Care is to | Share." Hymn, "In Christ there is no East or West" was sung. Secretary and Treasurer gave- their reports. Parsonage Rep., Mrs, Love, reported. expenses be paid. Motion that $25.00 be sent to the Fred Victor Mission, Motion we sent $16.00 for missionary work. - Motion that the W.A. member- ship Fee be paid. Mrs. Snelgrove thanked everyone who helped at the turkey supper, Secretary to write a "Thank You" note to Mr. Thompson of Fenelon Falls, for coming and entertaining the audience by singing. Mrs. Hunter reported about the "electric stoves. Mrs, Beacock of the Motion that our share of. bazaar committee read the names of members, to serve in the different booths. Motion that $5 be given for use of the committee in charge of the grab bags. Meeting closed with the Mizpah , benediction. Group 2 served lunch. 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