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W. Fertile Heads Ratepayers At Frenchman's Bay By MRS. E. FERTILE FRENCHMEN'S BAY -- The Ratepayers and Community As. sociation re-elected at the meet- ing Friday, April 8, William Fer- tile president. Vice-president is Jim McKean; secretary-treasur- er, Mrs. W. Fertile. Executive members are Stan Salt and Mrs. Fred Beckstead. Prof. Martial Theroux of St. Hyacinthe Dairy School. Quebec, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Fertile following his lectures at the On- tario Ice Cream convention in Niagara Falls last week Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Buck re- furned home Saturday after spending the winter in Florida They visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells in Sarasota. Baseball practices for peewee and midget teams are scheduled to start in the Easter holidays Don Hopkins will again be coach- ing the Bay teams. The Sunday School teachers are putting on an Easter break fast following the Sunday serv- ice. PERSONALS-- A surprise birthday party was held Saturday for Mrs. J. A Hearns: at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Barnes It was a threefold celebration to honor Mr. Barnes and Dorothy| Barnes who also had birthdays last week Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and Margaret are leaving Friday to spend a week visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ann Shova, in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott spent the weekend visiting their daugh- ter, Helen, in Hastings Joyce Fertile has returned home after a vacation in Flori- da. She was accompanied by Marian Heath and Clare Myers of Oshawa. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells in Sarasota and spent a week at Miami ww Mrs. Arthur Perkins went to Chicago last week to visit her mother who is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dalik have returned home from New York City, where they have been | since last October. Jack Buck was in Toledo, Ohio, last week attending a con- ference. BOWLING RESULTS: Team standings--Blow Joes 71; Head Pins 56; Hell Cats 55: Stinkers 55; Bay Cats 55: Red Hots 47; Roughriders 46; Yellars 41 Over 200: George Lunney 228; Dave Brundle 213: Ivey Skitch 218: Frank MacNeill 217, 239: Jim Whyte 220; Shirley Whyte 207: Fran Wontzel 20: i hert Hooper 256: Bruce /iseman 241: Clare Skitch 210, 283; Jim Gurr 240; Harvey Fertile 264, 244: Jean Whyte 208; Gord War- ren 283: Betty MacNeill 206. WA Meeting At Port Perry By MRS. CHARLES H. REESOR PORT PERRY -- The Easter meeting of the Women's Associa- tion of the United Church was held. in the Sunday schoolroom Tuesday, with Mrs. Roy Cornish presiding. Mrs. WT. Harris reported on| the adoption of a child through | the Foster Parents Plan. Mrs. Harris and her committee have| made arrangements to complete | the adoption and is hoping to] have more facts for the next meeting. : Authorization was given the parsonage committee to decorate the study at the parsonage. Mrs. Len. Colbear reported on special missionary collections for | the two auxiliaries and asked support for the special Easter offering. | Devotions were in charge of Mrs. E. Michell, assisted by Mrs. S. Griffen. A duet was sung by Mrs. S. Cawker and Mrs. | Buckner. Mrs. S. Ploughman was the accompanist Mrs. E. MacNeill, of Seagrave, | gave a talk on Easter. and stress- | ed the need of sharing joys and SOIrTOWS, Plans are being made to hold the annual pot luck supper el the next general meeting in June and an invitation is being ex- tended to the missionary societies and the service club to attend. The Association will be hostess | fo the Oshawa Presbytery Woman's Association for the annual meeting which will be held in the United Church, April | 28. This will be an all day ses-| sion. Mrs. W. Taylor Jr. will be organist. An invitation was received from the Woman's Association of the Columbus United Church to attend their bazaar April 20. | Luncheon was served by Mrs E. Healey and her group, fol- lowed by a social half hour. | Hjax IODE Aids Refugee Year By GRACE MILLS AJAX -- Members of Ajax- Varsity Chapter IODE held their meeting at the Ajax Legion Hall Wednesday. Fashion show convener Mrs. M=ry Campkin reported the show had been most successful. Pro- veeds from the show will go to the education fund, to help form a bursary of $200, to be awarded fo a grade 13 pupil at the local high school Mrs. Vera Ablack, immigra- tion and citizenship convener, re- ferred to World Refugee Year and a donation from the Ajax chapter was forwarded to the fund, Mrs. Wynn Scarff, a. member of the chapter, demonstrated the use of cosmetics. Instead of the regular May meeting, the members are plan- 1ng to attend the annual IODE| Rirthday Dinner to be held in Toronto | Next meeting will be held in Tune. | AM | 2 10 LTERRELA \ Noteworthy Savings on Men's Furnishings, Monday ! GH! Nall ZN ASRS Se J be i ------ Pa ---y y 73 ¥7,, wi me Hi Ordinarily 3.95 to 5.95! Noted maker's clearance of short-sleeve styles in finely knit combed cotton. Plain shades, stripes and neat patterns with shades of blue, grey, red, gold, olive, beige, brown, black and navy included. Sizes mall, medium, large and extra large in the group. EATON Opportunity Day Special, each ... 3 Pyjamas and Matching Slippers Much below usual price! Good quality ""Sanforized" cotton broadcloth pyjamas with matching "scuff" slippers . . . nationally known line, cleared by the maker. various fancy patterns; sizes 36 to 46 in the group, EATON Opportunity Day Special, each Men's Handsome Sport $ Ordinarily much higher priced! Corefully tailored, long-sleeve shirts of hand-washable cottons, rayons, fabric blends . . cleared by well-known makers. Checks, plaids, stripes, paisleys, novelty designs in shades of brown, blue, grey, olive, gold ond red. Sizes small, medium ond large in the lot. EATON Opportunity Day Special, each . _..... Leading Maker Clears Sa Much below usual price! Rich silks, rayons, silk-and-rayon blends in a handsome range of stripes, allover patterns, underknot designs. Woven and printed lines in newest Spring shac . . hand-tailored ond wool-lined for neat knotting. avon Opportunity Day Soecisl, 98 3 for 2.85 "Hatchway" Rayon Combinations "'Seconds" of higher-priced line! Popular buttonless st in lightweight, white rayon, Classed os ' onds" by the nat known maker ause of tiny imperfections shouldn't affect the well-known wearing qualities. - Sizes 38 to 46. EATON Opportunity Day Special, 1.99 3 for 5.715 EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT, 228 PHONE RA 5.7373 (rr il Pullovers, Cardigans, Novelty Pullovers! "'Seconds" of higher-priced lines Please, no telephone or mail orders An interesting group of 'toppers' for skirts or slacks . . . termed *seconds" because of tiny imperfections that shouldn't affect wear. Short-sleeved pullovers, long-sleeved cardigans, and pullovers in novelty stylings, some with eye-catching detailing . . . colours of white, pink, beige, gold, orange ice, yellow and green. Sizes 36 to 40 -- not all sizes in each style or colour EATON Opportunity Day Special, 4 99 and L) 99 L] [] each SPORTSWEAR, EATON'S UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 246 Much Below Usual Price! Attractive "Libby" Tumblers « « . in eye-catching red plaid patterns Glasses for many occasions -- in four practical sizes. Stock up now at these low prices. EATON Opportunity Day Special: 88 IS. 878 glasses .... . 93-012. for 16-02. for tumblers . ..... 6 83 tumblers . . .. 6 1.00 EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 252 PHONE RA 5-7373 Fabrics for Your Spring and Summer Sewing At Opportunity Day Savings, Monday! Half usual price! Ordinarily 2.98 Clearance! Reg. 1.29! 44" flocked Rayon 'Butcher Linen' from U.S.A. Once Again It's "Pet Fair Week" At Eaton's! Come see the animals . . . bring the children to see *"e rare birds and fish! Budgies, Finches, Cages, Baby Turtles and Bowls " Beautikage' green, yellow A swing wooden perches and 2 plastic seed cup x 134", EATON Opportunity Day Special, each Not illustrated milar cage with glass centre panel, coloured plastic swing ond guards, black top and contrasting enamel base in red or yellow. Approx 0 99 19 x 10%, x 13 EATON Opportunity Day Special, each ' B.--Chromium-plated Wire Cag with screen guards, and ivory, green or b boked enamel-finish «¢ n se. Featuring draw tray, fake bottom, wing, 3 wooden ¢ hes. Outs: plastic seed and water cups. Approx 3 33 123, x 97 x 13%. EATON Opportunity Day Special, each " C.--~Chromium-plated Stand Bird cage stand with chromium-plated nd loop, 12" weighted base. All above cages will fit As illustrated 1 11 Approx. 67" high overall EATON Opportunity Special, each Ll F.--Beautifully Hued Budgies . na 0 sex Jreens, white or turquoise." Companionable pets, moy be trained to talk; and 3 a9 finger-trained EATON Opportunity Day Special, each . G.--Baby Turtle and Bowl on interesting pet for children tyrene"' plastic bowls approx ! fio., 2V," deep, with 'high and dry" rise in the middié, black plastic outline of boy fishing 1 33 EATON Opportunity Day Special, set . E.--Assorted Finches . . . little pee ake cheerful, gaily-coloured pets. rted as t n bright blue EATON Opportunity Day Special, each: Common Wax Bills Grey Zebrafinches ies 3.99 Gordon Bleus Orange-cheeked Wax Bills 2.99 Firefinches 1.99 Sorry, no delivery on birds or turtles. EATON"S LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 254 PHONE RA 5.7373 Store Hours. 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 36" Brocade-Weaves from Europe Hond-washable, crease-resistant blend of rayon- and-cotton-and-nylon! Lovely brocades for Spring and Summertime . . . for daytime, after-five and evening wear! Novelty tweed effects, flowered effects -- not all colours in both, but including predominating lime, moss greens, brown or tur- quoise, all with black-and-white; Caribbean blue, light grey or slate blue, all with white. 1 is EATON Opportunity Day Special, yard y A gay group of 36" washable Cotton Prints It's always fun shopping for cotton prints ot EATON'S -- here are some of the pretty patterns and many colourings you'll find! Prints for home frocks, children's togs, aprons, smocks, quilt making, home-decor! Florals, dots, stripes, patche work designs included, in predominant tones of blue, pink, green, rose, aqua, havy, black -- but not in every design 39 EATON Oportunity Day Special, yard .... ' . 58" Crease-resistant "'Butcher Linen" by 'Domil' A wide width in this linen-like rayon weavel Make a thrifty 'buy' -- a good range of the sea- son's colours in a hand-washable, wrinkle-resistant material that's easy to cut and sew. This for tailored dresses, mix 'n' match separates, jackets, jumpers, dusters -- white, light blue, powder, turquoise, tan, red, royal, black. 1 19 EATON Opportunity Day Special, yard |, "" EATON'S UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 233 And crease-resistant! A depleted colour range-- so away goes this linen-like rayon with its charm- ing embroidered-like designs . ... flecked in white or with touches of colour-contrast. Floral patterns! Conventionals! Pretty choice for two-piecers, dresses, blouses, housecoats . . , included are pink, powder, navy, black, ii] EATON Oportunity Day Special, yard .... * 36" Sculptured "Drip-Dry" Imported Cottons ""Everglaze" finish for crease and spot resistance! Lustrous cottons that hand-wash beautifully, need little or no ironing! Patterns include lovely florals, novelty geometrics, embroidered designs on tex- tured grounds -- not all colours in each pattern, but the fine choice includes white-with-colour, pink, peach, yellow, aqua, blues 19 EATON Opportunity Day Special, yard . ... * 56" Sherwood Suitings in plains and mixes Note: A low special price on this popular Celan- ese' rayon! Hand-washable and crease-resistant . the colour range includes solid tones and popular mixes. A Spring-weight suiting with ex- cellent finish, is wide width to cut to advantage, makes up beautifully into daytime costumes, 'skirts, sportswear, choir-gowns, children's clothes! In white, pink, yellow, light blue, aqua, turqucise, Caribbean blue, sapphire, royal, light navy, navy, gold-colour, red, beige, cocoa, wine, kelly and hunter greens, black. Mixes in light, medium ond Mixes in light, medium ond charcoo ys, charcoal greys, mauve, sand 1 69 EATON Oportunity Day Special, yard .. *" PHONE RA 5-7373