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. < p H : : FL IEEE EERE ES ER Ey "OPEN NIGHT" AT Port Perry High Schoo! ON THE EVENING OF °° FRYDAY, MAY 20th, 1938 FROM 8.00 to 10.30 O'Clock All phases of the School's activities will be on display, including Gymnastics, Household Science, Farm Mechanics, Art, English, History, etc. This is an opportunity to see the work of the School. - -Parents of ENTRANCE CLASS pupils. are particularly invited. tN EVERYONE WELCOME ADMISSION FREE 1322222241 A H PORT PERRY | FRUIT MARKET BLONG BLOCK, PORT PERRY This is Pineapple Season-- BUY NOW ¢ SIX FOR 85 CENTS i New Potatoes... _________ 4 bs. 2b6c. Green Beans. _____ ________ _2 lbs. 2bc. Spinach____________________ 2 lbs. 15c. Head Lettuce._______ i '10c. ; Bananas____:_ ____________ Dozen 19c. : Vegetable Plants. Hothouse Tomatoes Phone 208, Port Perry messy $2828828082888888280828088880888888080888888 1383888 | Snowdon's Garage in the premises formerly owned by G. Swee. man IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS Courteous and Efficient Garage Service ALBERT SNOWDON, Proprietor i oa & a -- BE -- AE de ici ala vo Hl 83a garden can use brush marks, and dries to . ° Start rig' MULTI-USE Phone 55 Gives sparkling beauty and long wearing protection to wood and metal surfaces M U4i-Us Enamel is' the ideal finish to give renewed life and beauty 1» habby, lusterless furniture, woodwork, toys, boats, uipment, etc. And it is so easy to apply « s : anyone - with perfect results. It flows on smoot q finish in four hours, no\. to brighten up your hdme with Multi-Use - Enamel. Being made of the bighes quality materials it gives a hard, tough surface that wil retain its beauty undcr the hardest usage. 26 glorious colors to choose from. ENAMEL , leaves no. Port Perry prisonment, Ww. L. PARRISH or somebody else's home. If you drink, don't drive The hand of the law is- dealing severely with drunken drivers. The maximum penalty for driving "while drunk is three months' im- @& , If you have taken * even one drink, don't drive." Last year the holiday traffic on our sivocts and highways ran up a terrible toll of seven killed and 215 injured in 145 accidents! 'Wer st not havea" ; repetition this year. One 'thoughtless move on your part may bring tragedy into your own x "Before you take the wheel, therefore, resolve d to use the utmost care on the highway, and to observe every traffic rule. --Drive at a safe speed at-all times. --Keep to the right hand side of the road. --Never pass another vehicle on a hill or curve, or any point where i the view is obstructed. --Do not park on the highway. --Signal the car behind you in plenty of lime before you turn. --Observe all road signs and signals. --See that your car is in safe driving condition. In the name of humanity drive safely on this, the first holiday of summer. Help make the highways safe for yourself and others. ONTARIO OF ONTARIO DEPARTMENT *| nection with the church. She stressed Lo FE) Minister HIGHWAYS Lindsay Presbyterial i} a n a 5} + Planet Junior : : Garden Tools n General Electric Products | a @ RLEFRIGERATORS; RANGES, WASHERS, . - s and IRONERS § " N. EWERS, PORT PERRY : " i +B BBM DGRWEB Ll OO ra Rg es | a am LE [BC 7ad JOY J a; | CIR J I i TAWES' COMBINATION OFFER i Don't miss this opportunity to supply - your needs at this saving " 2 Ib. Tin HAWES' WAX oe . 6 oz. Bot. FURNITURE CREAM ITN ZH 4 REGULAR VALUE $1.08 HO0R a WAX no Both for 79¢c && . n ONE POUND TINS . HAWES' WAX, SPECIAL 42c. } W. L. PARRISH - HARDWARE . Pyone B85 Port, Perry - ERE OC vn Se Women's Association Mrs. S. J. Wooldridge, Press Cor. The first rally of Group 1, of the Women's Association of the Lindsay Presbytery was held at Seagrave on Wednesday Shem on, "April 27, 1938. The large attendance was gratefully appreciated by those in charge, con- sidering the very busy time of year. Group I ir »mnrised of the follow- ing "Tome Associations: Green- bank, Pinedale, Manilla, Peniel, Salem, Little Britain, Valentia, Seagrave, Zion (Mariposa), and Pleasant Point. Salem have not a W. A. in connection with their church, but were tepresent- ed by Mrs, Jonah Clarke, who is Presi- dent of the W. M, 8. Peniel were un- able 'to be present on account of a supper and concert in connection with their church that evening. Little Britain was also absent owing to pre- vious engagement. At the opening of the theeting' four of the members of Manilla W. A.: Yiu Mrs. Sonley, Mrs. . Ferguson, Mrs, Carter and Mrs. Raby came to: the front and led in singing several fa- miliar hymns, ~ Greenbank W, A, took charge of the devotional period. Mrs. Jackson read the Seripture reading from Romans 12, Mrs. Dyson led in prayer with the Lord's Prayer in unison. Sang two hymns. -Mrs. Jackson gave a paper entitled "The Worth of a Smile." Mrs. Clements, president of the Seagrave W.A. in a few well chosen words expressed the pleasure of the Seagrave W. A, in having 'the honour of opening their church for this rally, and made each one present feel very much at home iby her words of wel- come, Owing to the non- arrival of the President of the Presbyterial W. A., Mrs. Lehigh of Kinmount, Mrs. H. Eagleson of Seagrave took charge of the meeting, Later a telephone mes- sage was received from Mrs. Lehigh explaining that the delay was due to car trouble, By the assistance of Rev. J. McLachlin ahd the support of the 'ladies present the meeting was carried or on until her arrival. Mrs, C. Mark of Valentia was asked to act as secretary for the afternoon. There was a slight misunderstanding as to the form of the association re- ports to be given at this rally, In- speaking with Mrs, Lehigh later, we found that these reports might have been brought out in the points brought to the discussion 'and so®save time. :- | The following is a list of the places answering the roll call and their re- presentation: Greenbank 7, Pinedale 5, Zion 6, Pleasant Point 6, Manilla 16, Seagrave 20, Valentia 17. Mrs. Swain of Valentia gave an excellent paper on "How I Can Help to Make the W. A, a power for good." Mrs. Swaifi brought out many helpful ideas for any W. A. and quotéd a motto which would certainly help make any organization. successful if each mem- ber would strive to adhere to its thought. ; ; Motto: I will not willingly offend, I will not be easily offended. NAPHTALENE FLAKES, OSPHOLECITN is a real tonic for the nerves........Per bottle $1.00 ENGLISH HEALTH SALTS for the spring Per tin 39¢. LAVENDER FL . CEDARLINE FLAKES, also MOTH-I-MUNE th tects the garments trated for one year against a: ANNIE LAURIE boxes ~f Candy. 50¢. per box TOASTED MARSHMALLOWS, 25¢. per 1b. Also CANDY CORN, 10¢c. per lige. dake; KODAKS, CAMERAS and FILMS, all sizes eo) 2 400 Morrison's Drug Store another winter. turned te other things. ing a new building or even Phones 73j and 73w SL A Spring Calls for Building Materials. All who read this will know Spring is here and our thoughts are You may be thinking of erect- matter what it is we can supply you with all kinds of Building Material. Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cement, Lime, Tile, Donnacona, Sheetrock. F. E. pro LL HN LS 2ORT PERRY -- Phone 16 ETT HE HE TN TT TR TY they have lived through repairing an old one. No Port Perry. What's amiss I'll strive to mend. " I= And endure what can't be mended. Facts of interest noted by mem- bers of the different associations, i.e. Interest those in the comuuunity in the church work through the W. A, Creating interest through giving each one some individual responsibility. Not interrupting a motion. The ex- ecutive getting together and planning the business to be brought before the meeting... Enclosing a letter or poem with flowers or a basket of fruit sent to the sick and shut-ins. ~~ Mrs. Lehigh, President of the W.A. of the Lindsay Presbytery, spoke of the need of these organizations in con- the need of the work of the W. A. be- coming of greater importance in the life of the community, not merely as means of financial assistance in the Church work. As stated before many people become interested 'in the work far good. through attending the as- sociation meetings, when maybe they rarely attended church services pre- viously. Some part of the W. A. york might appeal to them.. - Of course there is always the financial and business side that must not be neglected. Then, too we have the de- votional period which is ever becom- ing~a more interesting and helpful tion is given a program for the de- votional period with a suggested Scripture reading topic and hymns. These have proved to be a great help and have so far been prepared by Rev. Mr. Lehigh. There is usually something edu- cational, possibly a paper on some subject of interest to, every one or an some new thoughts, The social side is' not neglected, a group gathered around a, quilt, smiles part of the meeting. - Each associa- |. occasional guest speaker brings in: verson forget for a time the ever heavy demands -of a home, ' Some heart made happier. It is in this way the 'Women's Association must con- tinue to expand in its good work. Mrs. C. Sleep of Seagrave was ap- pointed visiting Representative for Group I... Mrs. Sleep, I am sure, will be only too willing to visit any of these associations and render what assistance she can, - Mrs. Chambers of Valentia and Mrs. 'Till of Greenbank, as a Courtesy com- . mittee expressed their pledsure in this Rally ard urged a continuance of the same, They also thanked the Sea- and beautiful supper which was served to some one hundred people. Mrs. McLachlan moved a hearty vote of thanks to Mrs, Lehigh for her challenging address and expressed the appreciation of the gathering for this talk on her first, but we hope not her last, visit to Seagrave. We are sin- cerely sorry Rev, Mr. Lehigh through ill-health, was unable to acconfpany helpedto arrange and to which he was looking forward with great anticipa- tion. We trust he will soon be re- stored to health and be able to be with us at our annual convention in June at Oakwood. S. S. ANNIVERSARY AT GREENBANK The anniversary of 'the United Church Sunday School .at Greenbank wlil be held on Sunday, May 22nd, at 11 am, and 7.30 pm. Rev. A.'M. Par ea of Beaverton, will be the preacher.™ Special music by the chil- dren of the Sunday School, : Don't forget the Open Day at the Port Perry Public School on May 23rd at 2.00 o'clock. All parents and giti- and a happy time, make many a tired zens in general are invited to attend, planted. : vegetable and WILLIAM ETTEY FLORIST Phone 206, Prince Albert,' Ontario IT WON'T BE LONG NOW before the garden must be plowed, and raked, and When you start, remember that ETTEY can supply all you need in flower plants, Phone "206. 'Order Your Garden Plants from us--Calibage, Cauliflower, Tomatoes, Asters, Petunias, - Pansies, and other Boxed Planis, PROMPT DELIVERY grave W. A. for their kind hospitality. . Mrs. Lehigh on this visit which he had i --