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PS , PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1989 . RATT SIGART BROCK THEATRE WHITBY Telephone 618 _Healthfully Cooled by water 'washed i All shows daylight saving time. "Thursday, Friday and Shturday, JUNE 22.23.24 o shows at 7.30 and 9.30 pm. Ar AN Saturday Matinée at 1.30 "The Young in Hear!" : with y Janet Gaynor, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Paulette Goddard, Roland Young. Tea Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, . JUNE 26-27-28 First show at 7.30. Last complete Show at 8.60 p.m, Thanks for Everything with Adolphe Menjou, Jack Oakie, Jack Haley, Arleen Whelan, Tony Martin. Also an ADDED Attraction "Lawless Valley" with George O'Brien, Kay Sutton. HONEYDALE GARDENS STRAWBERRIES "As Sweet as Honey" Phone 247 r 1-2 ST SP CARD OF THANKS The undersigned wishes to express sincere appreciation for all the kind- ness and sympathy shown by many friends and neighbours during the ill- ness and. at the time of the death of Mrs, Ward. Arthur L. Ward, Myrtle Station. MYRTLE The local branch of the Woman's Missionary Society were entertained at the home of Mrs. 'D. G. Ross of Brooklin, on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. R. Menzie of RY visited their_parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker, on Sunday, Mrs, R. Long' visited her' daughter Mrs. Roy Scott, Seagrave, . last week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Timms, and Mrs. Frank Schell attended the Pat- ton-English wedding .in the United Church, Manilla, on Saturday. The BATHING CAPS. ..... each - indications. FILMS--British made. Morrison's PORT pERgy There i is nothin be known about meats. "that experience. the buying and preparation of meats, - on the good qua ity of our stock. - BERT. MacGREGOR'S WE DELIVER PHONE 72: R- v8 Bathing Caps and Beach Hats BEACH HATS, in all colours: . Potter & Moore's ANTI MOSQUITO CREAM, the infallible bite preventative, 4 "TAT". ANT TRAPS, quick, simple, positive. control. "entire colony will be exterminated. DR. BISHOP'S POWDERS. for children For teething, bowel troubles, colds, and acute fever For Brilliant, sparkling Snap Shots, try SELOCHROME "CAREFUL MEAT BUYING bride was the only daughter of Mr. 15¢.,. 19¢;, 25¢., 39¢, and 0c. .....each 2fe. terse "The a Drug Store Phone 16 "-- like experience to teach one what should We have had many yearsof | The greatest of caré is exercised in Yo can rely FORT PERRY _ MULLIGAN'S BEAUTY. SHOPPE has Installed a DE MILO PERMANE NT WAVE MACHINE BEAUTY SHOPPE . SPECIALIZING IN Permanent Waving and all | other lines of = : BEAUTY CULTURE. _M|SS M, PEERS Registered Hairdresser BELL PHONE 78 . __ BARBER SHOP = SPECIALIZINF IN Hair Cutting, and all other lines of the Work "H. H, MULLICAN Registered Barber * PORT PERRY A STRAWBERRIES ARE ARRIVING | ~All Seasonable Fruits at Lowest Price. Every doy sees fresh ship- ments of Vegetables, Rr You ia n rely on us for us ity. Ci Fruit Store| Phone 208 ~ Port Perry Henshaw's Transport consignments wil Faken, prompt and' careful 4 attention, Anywhere in Ontario Bell Phone 6 5 PORT PERRY, _ONT. Ray Hovehay. Proprietor ° and Mrs. English and niece of Mrs. Sehell. . Mr. Maughton and family of To- ronto, have moved into the Cook pro- perty east of the Village recently vacated by Mr, W. Scott, The annual Sunday School picnic will be held on Saturday afternoon. at Mr. Art Grass's Paik east of Col umbus, Cars and a truck will leave the church at '1 p.m. and an invitation _|Js extended to all to attend:this oyt- he. ..and Mrs. Victor Hudgins and ra Marlyn of Toronto; visited Mrs, Hattie Hudgins on Sunday. ° CORRECTION --"The writer was misinformed about the order of the farewell service here. Rev. W. 'E, Honey will preach his farewell sermon here next Sunday at 7 p.m., and ex- pects to leave for his new appoint: ment the following Thursday, Rev. Mr. Gerwan intends moving into the parsonage on Wednesday, and the in- duction will be held in the church here on Thursday night at 8 o'clock when a goodly representation of the four appointments is urgently requested to attend. The Sunday School ses- sion will meet here at 10.30 am, next Sunday. Rev. George Nickle, who has been holidaying with friends here and-at Raglan returned to his home in To- ronto on Friday. Farmers through here commenced their haying operations last week by cutting sweet clover and alfalfa. The crop generally is reported a very fair one although the season has been very dry.' SEAGRAVE Mr. and Mrs; Neji) McMjllap have arrived home from their honeymoon and will reside just north of here, Mrs. A. Tanner visjted hey sister.in Oshawa over the week-end. Mr, and Mrs, John Scott, My, E. Scott, Miss M, Butcher, Mr, and Mrs. R. Krant, Mrs, John Scott, Miss M, Scott, all of Peterhore, and Miss. C, Beott, R.N., of los. Angeles, Cal, visited relatives here--Seotts and 1{ Clarks, Mr. and Mrs. P. Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilkins and daughter Ruth, Mr. aid Mrs. Geo. Wilson and family, Mrs, Frances, of Oshawa, and Mrs. A, Tapner and' Mrs, Wm. Mogn, of Sea- 1| grave, went to Mrs. Wm. Powell's at Valentia, and had a picnic with same people there, LTR _Mr. and Mys, VW. Manse and Mps, M, Moage, of Little Britain, were In Stayner for the week-end; attended Mr. A. Moase's wedding. Our play, "Headstrong Joan" went to Kedron on Tuesday night. The orchestra here welcomes Miss Gloria Harding, who is a Frombsing young violinist, - My. Jack McLachlan 'and Miss A Garside, of Peterbera, visited Rev, d, and Mrs, McLachlan. Jack is staying for his vacation, Mrs, Jas. Spinks, My. Wm. Haoey, of Treherne Manitoba; Mr. and Mra, Ira Argue and Mra, Ed, Darcy, of | Blackstock, visited Mr, and Mrs, Jas, Shunk last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Shunk and fapily, .of Picton, spent Sunday "with. their" parents, Mr. Jas. Shunk. returned home with them--for-a- holiday: Rev. and Mrs, McLachlan are mov- ing to Newtonville next week. - We ate soryy tg see them ga. My. and Mrs. WW. Orosier attended the Crosief wedding a Stanfiville last week. 'Mrs. 0. Sleep was in Cobourg on Monday, Ladies of the circuit are making ar- rangements to have the parsonage re- decorated, Miss Jean Sellery has refurned ta Toronto after spending holidays: with Mr. and Mys, C. Hleep, Many from 'here attended the deca- ratér services at Prince Albert an Sunday. On Baturday the Shart and Harding families held a re.union at Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs, W. Moase attended the wedding of a cousin near Stayner. Miss Mary Eagleson is visiting Mus, Koen, . Taier Mr. J. N. Mark spoke at the fare. well party on Monday evening given in honour of Mr, and Mrs. Wanna- maker, Mrs, Alvin Bruce read the address, Mr. Alvin Brice and Mrs, B. Clements presented them with a beautiful floor lamp and large electric plate, Mr. and Mra, Wannamaker are very proud of the gifts. = The proceedings closed with "For They are Jolly Good Fellows", and lunch, 'The, Address: June 19, 1989 Mr. "and 'Mis, H, Wannamaker: Deéar Friends,#-- We, your friends and neighbours have, with deep regret | learned of your intended départure from our Cmts ' 'hustle to hold their places. For many years now you have been associated with us in church, school, and community life, We have ever found in you the best of neighbours gnd friends. We have found you will- ing and eager to help any worthy cause, so we shall miss you from our gatherings. "© We hope, however, as your new home is not far away, that you will pay many a visit to your Sea. grave friends and assure you of a hearty welcome at any time, _ a token of our sincere - good wis es we ask you to accept theie gifts. May you find as much pleasure in receiving them as we have in giv- ing them, May they prove useful in your new home, and may they ever Fewjnd you of old friends at Seagrave. Signed on behalf of the community, W. L. Moase, Alvin Bruce. Seagrave won their fifth straight game to clinch first place in A group of the Tri-Township Baseball League, when they defeated their closest rival Zion, by a score of 9-4 at Salem on Monday evening. " Seagrave has the youngest team in the league, and the boys are playing bang-up ball. Led by their fiery playing manager Bill McMillan, and given excellent pitching by Jack Finley, the fans haye had plenty to cheer for, The infield with Glen Moasé at first, Harvey Clarke at second, "Tom _Maneely at short and Doug. Wallace at third round out a strong defence with an average age of eighteen years. The regular out- field is centred by the veteran Jay Gibson and flanked by Lloyd Lee and Keny Scott, real fly hawks every one. Two coming juniors, Harold Scott and Reg. Moase make the: regulars The next, and final league game before the play offs will be played on the Seagrave diamond on Saturday evening at 5.30 with Little Britain Royals here to halt the Cubs' winning streak, Last Friday evening 8 musical Festival was put on_in the church by Miss Boles, musical instructor, of Woodville, who has had the training of our children, Miss Campbell, of Woodville, was accompanist, Rev. Mr, McLachlan was chairman, The following program was much 'enjoyed by a large audience. O Canada, My Own Canadian Home, Chairman's ~-*Remarks, Seagrave School, Juniors of Port Hoover School, Bethel. School, Rayal Oak School, Brawles Schogl, Girs' Charus, "Have You Seen My Daffadila"; Port Hoover Sehoal, Little Hritain Junlors, "Tip- Toe 8ong"", Hoys' Chorus, "The Keeper", Fingerboard School, Little Britain School, Seniors; Chorus "June Bringé Us Roses", Junior -- Girls chorus, '"Bye-Lo-Land"; "The Bugle Horn" Port Hoover Schoal Boys' Chorus; Little Britain Juniors, "Walk: ing" Down the Street"; Girls' Crous, "Gently, Evening Hendeth"; "Flow '| Gently Sweet Afton; Chorus, "For all "| Thy Care"; Girls" Charus, "When the a Children Sleep"; Vesper Hymn. A hearty expression of thanks was tendered to. Miss Boles and Miss Campbell, and the various sthaaks, The regular meeting of the W. A. was held on Juie 14th, at the home ot --{ Mrs. Jas. Swan, with the president, Mrs. A. Reynolds, presiding. The meeting opened with hymn 414, fol- laweg-hy prayer-by Rev, Mr. Bushell. Mrs. Mitchell vead the Scripture. The rall call word for next month being "Loyal", The July meeting will be held at Mrs, Frank Hortop's. 'The program consisted, of a reading hy Mrs, 'C. Gerrow, piana sola by Mrs. Herpn, readings hy Mrs. J. Crosier and Mrs, J, Ward, solo*by Miss G. Reynolds, "The W. A. of Utica has sent invita. tions to seven different organizations for a meeting ta be held 'an June 22. A good program and a saclal time, Next Sunday at the United Church the Sunday School will be at 10 am. with service at 7,80 in the evening at which the 1.0.L. will.attend. Special music by the male choir, also the ladies' choir... Mr. and Mrs, Wri. Bell and Billle, of North Ray, visited at Mrs, James Swan's over the week end. Mr. and Mrs, W, Braden and Mrs. Dew, of Toronto, and Miss E., Brooks, of Port Perry, called on Mr. and Mrs, E. Kendall on Sunday. \ Mr. Fred Ashton, Mrs, J. Ackney and 'Mrs, Fred Ackney and family spent the week end with relatives in Brampton, " Mr. and Mrs, C. Watson of Marsh Hill, Mr. and Mrs. G. McCombe, of Pinedale, visited at Mr. Ivan Geer's on Sunday, , ° Mr: and Mrs. J. Todd and Joan spent Sunday at Mys. I. Kidd's at. Sandford, - Mr. and Mrs. Chester Geer and fam- ily spent. Sunday at Mr. D. McKin: ley's, Lansing: ALWAYS READY 70 SERVE You with LUMBER or FUEL 'If you are building or repairing, we .shall be glad - to provide plans' and estimates. . We Deliver Ice "for Your Refrigerator Phone 240 Lake Scugog Lumber and Coal Co. PORT PERRY, ONT. mT Strand Theatre UXBRIDGE "Cool as the Ocean Breeze" ot Thurs., Fri, Saturday (This Week) Jeanette Macdonald, 'Nelson Eddy, in Girl of the Golden West It will thrill you even more that "Rose-Marie", in a Western musical-- It's Glorious. It's Swell! © MUSICAL CARTOON Mon, Tues., Wed, JUNR 24-27-28 Betty Grable, Ben Rlue, in "Thrill of a Lifetime"! It's Goafy! "Its Silly! It's Riotous! Also "A COP [8S ALWAYS RIGHT" Pictarfal No; 4 Thursday, Fri, Sat, (Next Week) Edward GG, Robertson, In "THUNDER IN CITY" OBITUARY After a short illness, John Weir Jackson, resident. of Moose Jaw for many years, passed away at the Ke- lowna Hospital, Thursday evening; June 14t, He was the eldest son of the late George and Elizabeth Jack- son, for merly of Shirley, Reach Town- ship. He was born April 7th, 1871. Mr. Jackson settled in Moose Jaw in 1903. He was in the employment - of the Massey-Harris-Company there, 5 and invented a stook loader which was | most successful, but waa replaced when the combines came into use. In 1906 he was married to Diadema | & Battell, daughter of Henry Battell; a {jd ploneer of Moose Jaw, who settled | there in 1889. 'For some years Mr. and Mrs. Jack-|§ son farmed near that city, and-in 1933 moved to Durban, later they moved to Peachland, B.C. where they made many friends dur- their short stay. Mr. Jackson. is survived by his widow, one sister Mys, Will Spinks, and four brothers, The 'funeral service was held from the "United Church on Sunday, June 3rd, with Rev. J, H. Gillam in charge,| and Rev. J. Scott of the. Church assisting. Baptist He was a first cousin of David, Robert, Will and George, of Port Perry, also John and Mrs. Camplin (Nettie) of Cleveland. PRINCE ALBERT 'Next Sunday, June 26th, Sunday School will be held at 10 a.m. standard time, and will be followed by the Church service. Miss Magion Kirby is visiting with friends in Thornbury, > Mrs, McCulloch and daughter Edith, also the Misses Gilbert, of Toronto, visited. with Mr. and Mrs. W. Martyn on Saturday. Mrs. Turner is with her daughter Mrs. J. Kirby. Aniong the visitors with Mrs. R. Bond on Sunday were: Miss M. Young, Mrs. E. Robinson, Miss D. Andrews, Mr..and Mrs. W. Bond and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. R. McKerihen, Mr. and Mis 8. Piggot, Mr. E. Piggot, Mrs. J, Bond and son James, all of Toronto, Mr. and Mra, F, Stanton, Mr. L. Stan- ton and Loreen of Brooklin. Recentyvisitors at the home of Mr and Mrs, W. Butt were Mr. gnd Mrs. Davis and family, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Shakeshaft and family of Ham- ilton, Mr. Brown and family, Kedron, Mr. and Mrs. Grain, and family, of Oshawa, Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. C. Newnham, on the birth of-a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. F. Like and daughters Jean and Ruths with friends in Osha- wa on Sunday. Manitoba, | me RED & WHITE STORE Suits for Men Monday, June 26th Ww. R. Johnston representative will be here with a full line of Svittngs. $22.50 $24.50 $27.50 LADIES' DRESSES A Large Assortment of SUMMER DRESSES Print--69¢,, $1.00, $1.49 Pique, Repp, Percale--$1.75, $1.98, $2.26 Plain and Printed SILK CREPE DRESSES Pastel Shades. $2.98 $3.50 $4.35 LADIES' SILK HOSE Chiffon Service Weight 69c., 85c. 69c, 79c, $1. All Newest Shades Monarch. Crepe-de- laine Yarn ~ Suitable for Suits and Sweaters 280. oz. Skein Ladies' White Shoes "iit $2.50 Men's White Oxfords™ $3.00 F. W. BROCK & SON PHONE 43 PORT PERRY _ rer ee UCR RUAN LAAN ARAN ARF DOAN RAR RR SUR, Let Us Supply Your Baking Needs '@ I'RESH GOODS 1) AIL Y @ ~Bread, Buns, Cakes, Pies, Tarts PRY our BIRLEY'S REAL ORANGEADE, Se. per bottle, H or quarts fo take home. iE mELIVER .Gerrow Bros., Port Perry AIT BUSINESS IAL UU LANL TINA AL VIRRIVSIIAY for its ~ Dependability No matter if the weather is cold or mild, you ¢an plways de- pend on this clean, long burning coat for heat satisfaetion-- washed before-it leaves the mine to fre Sit from dirt and dust --""THE LAUNDERED COAL' COKE, WOOD, HARDWALL PLASTER Fresh St. Mary's CEMENT on hand PORT PERRY COAL YARD Ww. G. .W. 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