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! 6 THE OSHAWA' TIMES, Monday, December 14, 1964 ROY ST. JOHN Church Honors Its Caretaker PORT PERRY. (TC) -- The Barbara Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. members of the official board of| Albert Harper, of Greenbank; the. Port Perry United Church|Mr. and Mrs. George Samells, arranged a jolly get-together in| Mrs. Bruce Snelgrove, of Prince honor of Roy St, John who has| Albert; Miss Linda Heayn, Ger- been a faithful and devoted\ald Nelson, Roy Smith, Glen caretaker of the church for the | Taylor, Ralph Wilbur and Joe past eight years. | Saunders. The reception was held in the| The highlight of the evening Sunday School rooms andjwas the address and presenta- a large representation of mem-|tion of a twin desk set, leather bers was present to show their|writing case and a sum of appreciation to Mr. St. John who|money by Rae Webster and has carried out his duties far/Stanley Ploughman, with every- beyond the requirements of ajone joining in singing "For He's caretaker. Charles Reesor acted as master of ceremonies for the} versatile program which was! arranged by Mr. _ Stanley| Ploughman. | The devotions were in charge of the Rey. Alec Rice. Words of welcome and sincere apprecia- tion were expressed by Sam. Griffen, representing the board of stewards. Those taking part in the pro- gram were Mrs. Frank Hastings, Mrs. Frank Godley, Mrs. George Burnett, Mrs. Ells- worth Kennedy, Mrs. W. G. Sharpe, Mrs. Arthur Beau- champ, Miss Ena Harris, Miss a Jolly Good Fellow'. Mr. St. John, in expressing his pleasure and thanks for the honor bestowed upon him, rem- inisced briefly with a few amus- ing anecdotes which had taken place during his service as care- taker of the Church. To climax such an enjoyable evening, the United Church Women, under the capable supervision of the caterer, Mrs. Norman Heayn served refresh- ments and a social half-hour of chitchat and reminiscing with brief speeches from several of the members brought the party|~ to a close. Travelling Chair To Saskatchewan TORONTO (CP)--A carved mayor's chair is on its way home to Saskatchewan after touring Ontario for 20 years. Edward Harding of Lindsay Ont., has owned it since the early 1940s and recently pre- sented it to the Leaside, Ont., town council, of which he once was a member. A plate on the back said it had been resented in 1919 to James E. eaker, mayor of Yorkton-- the old name of Leaside. But Leaside has never had @ mayor Peaker, even when it was called Yorkton. Then someone remembered that there is a Yorkton in Sas- katchewan. A letter to the western Yorkton brought a reply from Mrs. E. A. Crosthwaite, say- ing she is Mr. Peaker's daughter, and she would like his chair back as a memento. A' phone call by retired town. clerk R. V. Burgess filled in the gaps in the story. The chair came to Ontario as a gift to Mayor Howard Talbot of Leaside from a_ personal friend, Mrs. Crosthwaite's brother. Mr, Talbot found it too uncomfortable and the chair was on its way to the dump when Mr. Harding res- cued it. : In the intervening years, Mr. Harding, who now runs an antique store in Lindsay, moved five times in Ontario. WAGONS TRIKES TOYS GAMES SKATES HOCKEY EQUIPMENT USE WESTERN'S BUDGET PLAN @ Heir Dryers @ Electric Appliances *@ Hoover Vacuum Cleaners @ Floor Polishers @ Power Tools @ Inside Cor Heater @ Snow Tires @ Auto Accessories Western TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY 145 KING ST. WEST 728-1607 'Makarios Now Much Stronger NICOSIA (AP) -- When the Cypriot crisis erupted a year ago, sending alarms of war through the Mediterranean, it threatened to end the political career of Makarios III, who is both president and Greek Ortho- dox archbishop of the Island. Now the stalemated crisis has subsided into a maze of man- oevres at the United Nations, fighting has been reduced to an occasional stray shot and 'Ma- karios has emerged stronger than ever. "Many people, particularly Westerners, tend to think that if Makarios were removed, the Cypriot problem would become simple and solve itself," says one well - informed diplomat. "That is a miscalculation, and a dangerous one. Makarios is the only leader on this island. "His political moves--annoy- ing as they may be to the West --are genuine in the same way. They reflect what the Cyprus Greeks want." The greatly - outnumbered Turks of Cyprus damn Makar- jos as a disciple of Satan but to most of the island's 480,000 Greek-Cypriots, the 51-year-old churchman is akin to a saint. TAKES TIME OFF The son of a shepherd, Ma- karios regards the Cypriots as his flock and he takes time. off from the presidency to perform marriages and funerals, baptize children and preside over serv- ices in Nicosia cathedral. A few Cypriots still denounce Makarios for signing the 1959 Zurich agreements which give Cyprus limited independence from Britain instead of full freedom or enosis (union with Greece). But since the crisis, pong, 4 have come to regard him as the savior of the island. Gen. George Grivas, the for- mer underground hero who now is the island's military com- mander - in - chief, fought four years for union with Greece and turned against Makarios when the archbishop settled for independence. He began agitat- ing loudly for enusis last sum- mer. He has since faded into the background while Makarios, swinging with the tide, has openly re-embraced enosis. Despite his reputation as a skilled politician, Makarios at times seems te avoid making difficult or "»nonular decisions. As a church leader he op- poses atheistic communism and feels himself basically a West- erner, but he has let the Com- munist party of Cyprus thrive to a point which many Cypriots consider dangerous, in return for the party's support. LACKED FORCEFULNESS Before the days of Greek un-| derground terrorism against Britain, Makarios preached the tenets of Gandhi but lacked the forcefulness to launch the pas-|f GOLF PRIZES HIGHER LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)--Pro golfers on the 1965 Professional Golf Association tournament tour will play for $3,500,000 in prize money --. $700,000 more than this year. The PGA execu- sive resistance. campaign he wanted. Instead he was swept along on the tide of bloodshed. Makarios is not a_ supersti- tious man, but he places great importance on the number 13. He was born Aug. 13, 1913, and WINNERS NAMED Assoetation Counet! decided MONTREAL (CP)--St. Paul/Sunday. St. Paul was Rovers of Montreal are win- Hon yt St. a | 2-0 late in ners of the Quebec Trophy, Moltréal Not "4 An', _ emblematic of the provincial|game was called after Ottawa senior amateur soccer cham-|goalie Gino Cafaloni struck an pionship. The Quebec Football| official. has since chosen the 13th of the|tive committee, at its annual month for major occasions such as his election to archbishop in 1950 and to the presidency nine years later. Makarios is the least - pro- tected head of state in the mid- dle east, where armed guards meeting, said the increase is due mostly to packaging 13 ion. In the past individual tour- nament sponsors arranged for their own television coverage. major tournaments for televis-|f \ \ MY SINCERE THANKS generally surround the top man. "T hope that in the near fu- ture better conditions will be created for Cyprus so that I may be relieved of my presi- dential duties and confine my- self to my purely religious func- tions," he says. A, E. JOHNSON 0.0, OPTOMETRIST 14% King St. East 723-2721 723-5241 OSHAWA'S Newest Taxi Offering Sate, Courteous Service |] 46 King St. W. 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