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~~ Fiji: HI 5 pel a ' ' RARE PRE OR a f PI HART dry Lo Re a B,C rs J y » k J v sorta I tas -- v.80 LO dino blidden PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 11th, 1043 - ve o Pte. Percy Lavington, of the Vete- A called on ran's Guard of Cunada, friends in town last week Gunner Merl. Dowson, RCA. who has been stationed at Debert, N.S, visited at his home for a couple of days last week prior to going to Woodstock for a Gourse. Sgt. Gordon Hood, R.C.AL., is cu- joying leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hood. Sgt. Mabel Buttle, CW.A.C, of Quebec, visited with her mother, Mrs, M. Stones, for a couple. of days last week. Mrs. Guy Rainville has returned to Toronto, after spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ek. Hayes. . Pte. the Rev. W. R. Tristram, of the Veterans Guard of Canada, stationed at Bowmanville, spent a few days at his home in Port Perry. Pte. Jimmy Taylor, R.C.E.,. Orillia, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor, over the week-end. Miss Doris MacGregor, of Toronto, was at home over the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mac- Gregor. ' L-Bdr. F. A, Baker, RCA, of Barricfield, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker, Pte. Gordon Carnegie, Newmarket, enjoyed a week-end leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Carnegie. L.A.C. Bill Beare, R.C.AF., who has betn stationed at Clinton, is enjoying leave with his parents, Mr. and Mis. C. E. Beare, Pte. Grant Robertson left on Mon- day for Esquimalt, after spending a couple of weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8S. Robertson. Cpl. Byron Holtby, R.C.O.C., of Kingston, is spending two weeks. fur- lough with relatives at Manchester and Port Perry. At the recent Toronto Conservatory of Music examinations held in Osha- wa, Miss Doris Hull passed with Honours her Grade 1 Pianoforte Ex- amination. Doris is a pupil of Mrs. McClintock. "Mrs. W. S. Taylor has gone to To- ronto to attend the fwieral of her brother, Alexander B. MacDonald, who died on Tuesday, March Oth. te OWEN: CLIFF HONOURED Owen Cliff was honoured by George Channell one evening last week with a birthday party. What added to the enjoyment of the evening was the fact that it was a complete surprise to Beedle and the guests were afraid he was going to fall off his chair when the birthday cake, complete with lighted candles, was brought in. After a sumptuous dinner, Gracie "Fields" (?) retired to another room, donned a pair of trousers and acted as "Sir" Bountiful, bringing in an arm- ful of presents for Beedle. He was the recipient of many gifts including two cars and an airplane, so if you happen to sec something zooming around town these days, don't worry it will just be Beedle. Also among the presents, were two cigars and if he ended up with a big head after that, a box of aspirin to clear it (his head), and a package of chiclets to take the taste: away. Beedle thanked every- one most heartily. o> 'Don't Miss This Cargo of Fun! Yes, it's really on its way here, a ~ whole cargo-of fun, and it will be un- year. loaded for your enjoyment on the evenings of March 23 and 24 at the Town Hall, when The Young People's 'Union rings up the curtain of Wilbur Braun's latest farce, entitled "AUNT TILLIE GOES TO SEA!" A 'great many of you will have seen the play "Aunt Tillie Goes to Town", which was presented here a few 'months ago, so you will surely want to gee this new play when Aunt Tillie embarks on an ocean voyage. Don't forget the dates--March 23 and 24. DIED - DUNN, Glenn--On Saturday, March 6th, 1943, Glenn Dunn, beloved hus- band of Winifred Owen, in his 38th Interment sag made on Wed- esday afternoon at e Grove Ceme- tary, Prince Albert. GILSON---At Little Britain, on Fri. day, March bth, 1943, Moses Gilson, 'beloved husband of the late Harriet} Hall, in his 86th year. (=o FREE Phoue Parking OSHAWA 1011 A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 11-13 "GARY COOPER, in "THE PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" (The Life of Lou Gehrig) with 'Teresa Wright, Babe Ruth, Walter Brennan, Ray Noble and His Orchestra. Private life of the man millions cheered. Monday, and Tuesday, March 15-16 - Big Double Bill Killer on the loose, "Calling Dr. Gillespie" starring Lionel BARRYMORE, Philip DORN, Donna REED, - and "Highways By Night with Richard Carlson, Jane Randolph, Jane Darwell, Barton MacLane FOUR BIG DAYS MARCH 17-20 For Thrills, For Action-- it's The Star-Studded Picture of the year. Robert TAYLOR, Brian DONLEVY, Charles LAUGHTON. in Stand By for Action with Walter Brennan, Hin Ontario. Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST Taylor's The Eating House of Quality and Service Ice Cream Soft Drinks Cigars "Tobaccos Cigarettes BILL TAYLOR. Proprietor ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and "Mrs. Frank Hortop, of Oshawa, wish to announce the engage- ment of their younger daughter, Helen Maxine to John L. Holtby, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Holthy, Port Marilyn Maxwell, Henry O'Neill ) . Port Perry Yacht Club The Port Perry Yacht Club pleased to report. that another ship- of magazines, ete, has been made to the Navy League Head- quarters. The shipment consisted of 1081 magazines, 135 Star Weekly Novels, and 6 packs of playing cards. We wish to take this opportunity of thanking all those who so kindly con- tributed and ask that you continue to save and by getting in touch with June Sonley, Irene MacDonald, or Dorot Balfour, they will be collected. Members Attention! There are a few of you who have not as yet paid vour fees up-to-date. Will any of you guilty of this offence, please see to it that they are paid promptly ? Also the Club has purchased a Serap Book for the purpose of recording the history and progress of the Club since its organization in 1939. Anyone who has a write-up or pictures of any in- cidents or boats, will you please give same to the secretary, Dorothy Bal- four, so the book may be brought up to date. is ment BLLUUE.S-.-.---- - WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Perry. The marriage to take place quietly March 31st. High School Notes Ad Optima By Irene Mulligan On March the sth, the Twenty-Nine Club held their semi-monthly meeting in the High School Auditorium, The meeting opened by the reading of the minutes by Helen Hayes. The treas- urer's report was given by Roddy Fos The business was then dis- cussed. Then the boys took part in a speech-making contest and subjects were: Robert Archer--Winston Churchill David Bentley--A "gallant Leader, - Genera] McNaughton Mac Christie--Sir Walter Raleigh Ss Roddy Foster--Syl Apps, Bruce Hull--James II Grant McMillan--Thomas Edison Morley Mitchell--Abraham Lincoln Joe Ottenbrite--Nelson the Air. Roddy Foster the second prize. prizes, . The meeting then adjourned, The Women's World Day of Prayer will be held on John's Presbyterian Church. The ladies of all Churches are taking and a cordial invitation is extended to all ladies of the sent. - <> -- -- ANGLICAN MIDWEEK LENTEN SERIES A series of Lantern Lectures will be given by the Rector of the Church of the Ascension in the. Parish Hall on Wednesday evenings of Lent at 8 pn. The subjects will be as follows: March 17--The Story of the Prayer Book (Part I) March 24--The Story of the Prayer _ Book (Part II) . March 31--The Story of the Prayer Book (Part IIT) April 7--Canterbury Cathedral April 14--Westminster Abbey April 21---The Passion Play of Ober- © ammergau. All are cordially invited to attend. to . b St. Patrick's Supper The ladies of St. John's Presby- terian Church, Port Perry, will hold their annual St. Patrick's Supper and Entertainment MARCH 17th, A HOT ROAST DIN- NER will be served from 6 p.m. until all are served. The supper will be followed by lantern slides depicting development and progress of Hydro You will find them very interesting and educational, Admigsion to supper and entertain. ment, adults 50c., children 26c, Ad- mission to entertainment only, 16¢. community to be pre- on WEDNESDAY, |... 1 season, lof teant C. team F. preparing for their literary program to be presented on Friday evening, March 26th. It is to be a variety pro- gram and will provide an enjoyable evening of entertainment There is to which is being prepared by Miss L. Spooner. Tha remainder of the pro- gram is being prepared by their form teacher, Mrs. Coulter, We hope you will plan to be present. A small ad- mission will be charged. Superior Store Ivory Soap, 2 med bars, 15¢ Aylmer Pumpkin, two 28 oz. tins, 26¢ White Beans, 5 Ibs. 260 Crosse & Blackwell © Catsap, 14 ozs. 200 Silver Ribbon Tomato Juice, 2-28 oz. tins 26¢ Rinso, giant pkg., 490 Oranges, 33c, 38¢, 60c doz. Marsh Seedless Grape- fruit, 6 for 26¢ Phone 152 Orders receive Prompt Attention, The speakers Bert Corner--The Mosquito Aeroplane Wilfred Ottenbrite--Chzrles de Gaulle Hugh Prentice--The Ex Dare-Devil of The girls voted on the best speeches. Bruce Hull won the first prize and Mae Christie, boy representative on the program committee, presented the two "Most. of the scheduled basketball games for the girls have been played. Friday afternoon, They have yet to play the final games March 12th, 1943, at 3 pan. in St.|to determine the winning team for the On Tuesday afternoon of last part week the junior girl's teams A and °C played with the score of 6-21 in favor On Thursday afternoon the senior teams ID and F played and the score of 20-23 was in favour of The pupils of Grade IX are busy 'be a one-act play "The Kerry Poacher" Young Péople's Union The Y. P. U, met on Monday.eyen- ing this week and the meeting was in charge of Thelma Crosier, Literary and Culture Convenerpand Jack Whit- more, assistant convener, The meéting opened with Invocation by the president, which was followed by a hymn. Margaret Day led in prayer, The Scripture passage was read by Juck Whitmore and meditation given by Thelma Crosier. Jean Smelt- zer gave a humourous recitation, "The Furnace Door", 'A hymn was sung. A series of lantern slides were then shown entitled, "Here and There in Europe." The slides, very ably de- scribed by Mrs, A. L. McDermott, took us on a journey through France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Germany and Holland, and showed the most impor- tant and interesting places in each country, A very hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mrs, McDermott on be- half of the Y.,P,U, Everyone then enjoyed a few min- wtes of community singing with Win- nifred Niddeyy at the plano and led by Dorothy Balfour. A few items of business were dealt with, the offering was taken; a hymn sung and the meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction, BORN BAILEY---To Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bailey (nce_Luella Jeffrey), on Tues- day, March 2nd, 1943 at Port Perry Hospital, a son (Ross Arthur). AE. BILTMORE Oshawa -- Phone 834 Thursday, Friday and Saturday, MARCH 11-12-18 "Men of Texas" starring ROBERT STACK and JAGKIE COOPER -- also -- [3 : "»" "Twin Beds" with JOAN BENNEIT and GEORGE BRENT Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, MARCH 15.16-1%., "Lady Be Good" starring ELEANOR POWELL and -RED SKELTON, also "Case of the Black Pirate" with WILLIAM LUNDIGAN and MARIS RIXON Programme You will find this Seed attend, or new seed for 1943, F. H. WESTNEY, Pres. } Pickering,-Ont, Fourth Annual Ontario County SEED FAIR In the High School Gymnasium PORT PERRY -- -- on -- FRIDAY, MARCH 26th Exhibits to be in place at 10,00 a.m. at 1.30 p.m. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Ontario County Crop Improvement Association. An interesting programme has been arranged--a Seed Judging Competition, -. Boys' Public Speaking Contest... The Guest Speaker will be Mr. J. A. Car- roll, Prov. Superintendent of Agricultural Societies. Fair a most profitable event to It is an excellent place to secure a change of seed, Since it {3 the alm of every Ontario County farmer to produce to the maximum in 1948, good seed for higher yields is one important step toward Ontario County's war effort, | Come and bring your neighbors. F. M. CAMPBELL, Sec'y, Uxbridge, Ont. Ql 1 'MI=-31 ANTISEPTIC. One of Rexall's Greatest Values are of exc All Rexall prod uaranteed for MI-31 Antiseptic * make from = v ly ¢ i . g | A.M. LAWRENCE, , your exall Drug Store, banishes bad breath fresh and clean, Gargle and spray 'with MI-31 . on the first sign of a cold', , . use it to help Jour 2%8Ip clean and healthy , , . free andruff, Let MI-31 Antise, Ye family guardian against germs, A large 16 oz. bottle costs only 87¢ at your Rexall Drug Store. d EH =) ss ANTISEPTIC 1 value s.. but some are incomparable. Such is MI.31 Antiseptic, ., made in the Rexall laboratories strength sqd purity by kills harmful germs, It and leaves your mouth be your © MI-31 Antiseptic Is another reason why so many people are saying, "for safely, satisfaction and economy shop at the Rexall Drug $tere," 160s, Son. 40s y 87¢47:¢25¢ "The Rexall Store" PORT PERRY, ONTARIO TE I EE EE IT Tru r mmr Lawrence's Drug Store News | . "You Can SAVE With Safety at Your REXALL STORE" YELVETTA English Garden| Mi31 Antiseptic hide Toiletries is Effective; « b ssorte ours |; : y ' « i Face Powder 60c. Economical, and 0 | 3 Pound Can Bath Powder $1.10 | Convenient to use. Aa Te 69c. Perfumes 30c, 60¢ 3 Sizes, 25¢, 47¢, 87¢ El aa Slik Shaying Crean) Briten Tooth Paste per tube 25¢. | per tube 29¢ Lawrence's Skin - Balm, 26¢, 89c¢. A. M. LAWRENCE PHONE 49 172. Rexall, sme PORT PERRY HERE E. 0 EO Do that inside repair job NOW, while materials are available. 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