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Why Pay More . . . SAVE!! ON PREMIUM QUALITY FUEL OIL DX FUEL OIL SERVING Port Perry and District ° PHONE WHITBY 668-3341 COLLECT C Gal.' Four Seasons Travel(Oshawa) TRAVEL CONSULTANTS A complete travel service throughout the world. -- No Service Charge -- OSHAWA 67 King St. East 728-6201 (3 lines). Senior Citizens Club Thirty-nine members attend- ed the regular meeting Wednes- day, November 24th at the Hall. These meetings are very inter- esting. The capable president, Mrs. Chapman opened as usual, extending a warm welcome to all. Don't stay home if you have visitors, bring them along. Lord's prayer was repeated in unison. The Christmas dinner will be held at the Masonic Lodge this year, then after- wards all go to the club for a sociable time. We are hoping to see most of our 80 odd mem- bers there. A lot of business was discussed. A draw was made for Quilt and Wool Rug. The Club thank everyone for buying tickets, results were very gratifying. Mrs. Wilson, Greenbank, sold fifteen books, and many others worked hard. Following are the lucky Win- ners: Mrs, McDiarmid of Osha- wa won the Rug, the quilt went to Mrs. D. Banks, Don Mills, the Cosmetics, donated by Mrs. Honey went to Miss M. Me- Laren. Everyone joined in sing- ing "The Queen" and a happy time spent, with lunch being served by group in charge. Next meeting of the Club will be cancelled as many are going by bus to Toronto. Next meet- ing, Wed., Dec. 22nd at 2 p.m. Euchre at Hall on Saturday, December 11th at 8.830 p.m. Everyone welcome. These euchres are still drawing a good crowd. Twenty tables played on Sat, Nov. 27th. So many enjoy these card parties and new faces keep adding to these get togethers, bring your friends, we like to see you all join us. Lucky prize winners at last euchre as follows: Ladies High --Mrs. G. Cox, score 80; Ladias second--Mrs. M. Thomas. score 74; Consolation, tie between Mrs, I. Prentice and Mrs. G. Smith, score 456. Mrs. Smith NOW! FOR 66 FROM CHEVROLET Exciting! As always. And now Canada's most popular fun car is sportier than ever. There's a choice of power ... up to 140 hp on the Monza and 500 Series and up to a Turbo-charged 180 hp on Corsa. There's a choice of three transmissions. You can get the standard fully synchronized 3-Speed, or the 4-on-the-floor or Powerglide on some models. Bring on the curves. Corvair's rear-engined traction and 4-wheel independent suspension turn 'em into fun. Now take a look at Corvair's "grand touring" good looks. They're internationally-inspired. Looking at Corvair's sporty and luxurious options is an inspiring pastime, too. Especially See The New 1966 Caprice o Chevrolet o Chevelle o Chevy II eo Cotvair Corvette o At Your Chevrolet Dealer's Now. 00 when they're goodies like a sports-styled steering wheel, telescopic steering column, new thin-line whitewalls, Posi- traction rear-axle (winter's coming!) and AM/FM push- button radio. All this can only add up to one thing: "Corvair fever!" And you can catch it from any of seven models in three series: Corsas, Monzas, and 500's. So give a Corvair a sporting chance. Take a test drive. Now. CORVAR A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE K-166D AUTHORIZED CORVAIR DEALER wore 3057 BEARE MOTORS LTD. aves sre IN PORT PERRY PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - Be sure to se¢ Bonanza on the CBC-TV network each Sunday. Check your Idcal listing for channel and time, w= PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Dec. 9, 1965 --11 won draw. Gent's high--Bruce Bright, score 90; Second high-- Mrs. F. Staple, score 82; Conso~ lation -- John Bright, score 48. Please don't forget above dates. J ¢ Thoughts to Ponder Decorations of beauty, as we all look in wonder, In this month of December, how it makes us ponder, About Christmas, what it means to me and you, Of the kindly deeds we all can do, To make many feel the world all around, There are still kindly folks yet to be found, / Acts of goodness one and all can perform To relieve those in need, sick and forlorn "Peace on earth goodwill to men" Is often heard again and again So this is the season when we honour Christ's birth, The greatest event to take place on this earth. Burketon News The Bazaar on Wednesday Evening was a real success. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carter of Windsor on their arrival of a new daughter. Mrs. Don Halroyd held a Baby Shower at her home on Thursday evening in honour of Mrs. Grace and her new son David. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Weston and family have taken up resi- dence in Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. L. R, Argue spent Saturday in Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harding of Oshawa were Saturday guests of Mrs. Greta Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Woods, Oshawa, have taken up resi- dence in the village. Mrs. M. Lavelle and Billy and friend Mr. Mitch Miller, Tor- onto, were Sunday guests of Mrs. E. Caughill and family. Sorry to report that Mr. Stanley McCullough is laid up with a dislocated disc. Mr. and Mrs. George Allison and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bell, Osh- awa. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Argue & family visited relatives in Pres- ton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor & family attended a family gath- ering at the home of Mr. & Mrs. B. Power, Cookstown on Sun- day. \ ~~ NE --- ~~ TE IOS ng Fo ~<a ow CR = if f ~~ "Xree Ju ' 3 . \ A BY a ry ioe Co a i Feats PALS Ed et CE TR EA Sas Se