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ty) ¥ WEUURE RE IEA ENA COA RCR a | NOTICE The Venture Restaurant will be "closed from October 25th to November 8th. NOTICE : A Supper meeting of the Port Perry Business Men's Association will be held at the Sebert House, at 7.00 p m, sharp, Friday, Octo- ber 22. to attend, Mrs. Percy Ingram spent a few Every member is urged! FREE Phone Parking OSHAWA A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE Thuesday Friday Saturday OCTOBER 21-23 THE YOUNGEST ' PROFESSION with VIRGINIA WEIDLER, Edward Arnold, Joan Carroll. GUEST STARS days last week with her sister, Mrs, Wallace McMillan at Clarkson, Ont. Tn SEE a Pilot Officer Bruce Beare, R.C.A.F.,' $3 1 'of Olaresholm, Alta. is spending a AN couple of weeks furlough with his, SA mother, Mrs, H. Fitchett. FEE The Senior.Girls' Aukiliary of the IR: Church of the "Ascension met at the home of Miss Clare Glass on Monday evening. The evening was spent in knitting for the Missionary bale, after which the. hostess served a dainty lunch. i | Sgt. Jack Beare, R.C.0.C., Barrie- field Camp, Kingston, has been visit- ing friends here, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Beare, of Han- over, spent a few days with Port Perry friends. Murs, Little, of Campbellford, is the guest of the Misses Harris, JUNIOR WAR WORKERS The Junior War Workers will meet .at the home of Mrs. M. B. Dymond' en Tuesday evening, Oct. 26th, Mrs. Rose Claughton of Weston, is the guest of her cousins, the Misses Stovin. J oo 'Miss Gertrude Stovin attended the Ewen-MeGuekin wedding at Mount Abert on*Saturday last. | r. and. Mrs. Ken. Pearce left on Wednesday to return to their home in Midland after a few days holiday Cried 308 Sr FIREARMS 8 NAA EE ERE IGA LF A » is and Mrs. A. B. Cawker. 3 Miss Joan Holmes, of Toronto, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes. | . AC Oscar Beare, R.C.AF.,, of La- chine, Quebec, spent the week-end with his- mother, Mrs. Elijah Beare. Mr. George Channell was at his home far a few days attending the funeral of his grandfather. We ex- tend sincere sympathy to George. Recent visitors with Mrs. George Jackson'and Mrs. Clayton Love were: Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Hamlyn, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. H. Owens and daughter Jean, of Lindsay; and" Sub- Lieutenant Sidney - Owens, of the Naval College "Cornwallis", N.S. © Mr. Fred Brooks, of Whitby, recent- ly spent a pleasant week's holiday Brooks. We are very pleased to hear that . Mrs. John Birkett is recovering nicely from her recent operation, Mrs. M: M. Woods is spending some time' with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Jack- son-before leaving to take up residence for the winter in St. Petersburg, Fla. LAC Bill Leahy, of Camp Borden, and-AC Ted Leahy, of Manning Depot, Toronto, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Leahy. Ted has since been transferred to Mt. ~Pleasant; P.E.L, to continue his train- in £2. : Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Balfour and son Lloyd, were visitors to Toronto during the past week-end. ] Flt. Sgt. Gordon Hood, R.C.AF., of Ottawa, paid a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hood, be- fore leaving for further duties in * Alameda, California. Miss Loretta Sonley of Whitby, was . a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sonley. . ' Mr. John F. McClintock is visiting for 'a time with his sister, Mrs. Real - and. with Mr. Wm. Leonard. Miss Fthel Baker and Mr. Frank Baker, of Toronto, were "visitors: dur- "Zing the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker. . i 3 Mr. Owen' Cliff, of Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cliff,' " . © Mr. and' Mrs.- Walter Cook are --=-spending a-few "days holidays in To- ronto, prior to re-opening for business Fon Monday, October 25th. spent with the latter's parents, Mr. M ~ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm./ Lana Turner, Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, Robert Taylor ' William Powell . The intimate story of the stars as they really are. It is exciting. It's different. It's fun. Mondav, Tuesday, October 25-26 TWO GREAT FEATURES PAT. O'BRIEN, RANDOLPH SCOTT in BOMBARDIER with Anne Shirley, Eddie Albert A block-buster of thrill and action and * Margin for Error starring Joan Bennett - Milton Berle It's a Laugh-Time of a Lifetime Four Days--October 27-30 CRASH DIVE. with TYRONE POWER His farewell role for the duration with Anne Baxter, Dana Andrews James Gleason, Dame May Whitty in Stirring Technicolor ~ Ji [Ea ri i iu Licut. H. R. Bright and Mrs. Bright of frs. C. A. Glass for a few days. Pte. Donald Shepherd spent the week-end with his parents, Mw and Mrs, F. Shepherd. -° - Pte. the Rev: W. R. Tristram,of the Veterans' Guard of Canada (A.F.), of Bowmanville, is spending a few days at his home in Port Perry. + L.A.W. Beth Griffen, of the R.C.A. F. (W.D.), of Hamilton, was a week- end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Griffen, ; ; | BACKACHES GO QUICKLY, often after first dose. RUMACAPS two- way action attacks the cause, relieves the pain. Sold at A. M. Lawrence's Drug Store, Port Perry. : ' . Young People's Union The meeting of the Y.P.U. was held on Tudsday evening with Clare Glass and Bob 'Dowson, Conveners of Chris- tian Culture, in charge. The meeting opened with soft music played by Doris Wallace, followed by the invocation by the president, Geo. Channell. A hymn was sung and Bob Dowson offered prayer. The Scripture passage was read by Irene Mulligan. Bob Dowson then. read a poem "Thy Instrument"," "A quartette; . Helen Hayes, Kay Day,Bruce Hull and Wes. Jackson, 'sang "A Soldiers" Fare- well". - A short story of the hymn, "Abide With Me", was read by Clare Glass, after which the hymn was sung, | i 5 The guest. speaker of the evening, Mrs, McClintock, was introduced, She gave a very interesting talk on "Cana- dian Music". Dorothy Balfour then sang "Down Vancouver Way", a song illustrating some of the points brought out by the speaker, Clare Glass then thinked Mrs, McClintock on behalf of the Y.P.U. for: her enlightening ad- dress. > ' : A hymn was sung, the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved; Rev. W, 'C. Smith spoke a few words of praise to the Y.P.U. for the meetings thus far; the offering was then taken; several items of busi- Tiess dispensed with and. the meeting closed with the singing of God Save the Ying and évéryone repeated the Mizpah benediction, oF OSH "BILTMORE THEATRE | AWA . Thursday, Friday and Saturday, : OCTOBER 21-22-23 HELLO, FRISCO,HELLO starring Alice FAYE, Jack OAKIE * Lynn BARI; John PAYNE and Laird CREGAR, -- Also -- BANDIT TRAIL with Tim HOLT, and Ray WHITLEY. -- i ---- iia Monday and Tuesday, OCT. 25-26 This Thing Called Love 'Rosalind Russell," Melvyn' Douglas, Alyn JOSLYN, Binnie BARNES, | with the added feature MAN MADE MONSTER Friday and Saturday, October 29-30 Wednesday and Thursday, OCT. 27-28 Gentleman After Dark starring 4 Brian DONLEVY, Preston FOSTER, $ Miriam HOPKINS. ., and on the same program Moonlight in Hawali with. Johnny Downs, = Jane Frazee, Leon Errol, Mischa Auer, Maria Montez, The Merry Macs, Sunhy O'Dea, ee -------- CRYSTAL BALL Paulette Goddard, Ray Milland, William Bendix, Virginia Field ; == also -- THAT GANG OF MINE starring The Eastside Kids, 1of Mr. and Mrs. John Webb, of Birm- Hamilton, were guests of Mr. and |: 'was a member of the United Church, $77,000. Norman Green, Rupert By- are:in Cobourg this week acting as Jurymen at the Fall Assizes. Walter and other relatives im Cobourg, meeting at the home of Mrs, Lorne Thompson. Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST PORT PERRY GENERATORS STARTERS FIELD COILS REPAIRED and | EXCHANGED BILL TAYLOR. Proprietor OBITUARY MRS. WILLIAM ETTEY Prince Albert, was the eldest daughter ingham, England. She was married to Mr. William Ettey in 1906 in St. Clement's Church, York, England. Mr. and Mrs. Ettey came to Canada in 1912, taking up work on _Scugog' Is- land, Ontario. They moved to Prince Albert in 1913, where they built their greenhouse, and have since then oper- ated their business as florists, Mrs: Ettey had three sisters, one of whom, the late Mrs, Edith Mary Sands, was one time Lord Mayor of Smethwick, England. ; Mrs, Ettey loved flowers, and much of her time was spent helping her husband in the greenhouse among the flower beds. She was most devoted to her family and loved her home. She was gentle, kind and humble; she loved beauty. and artless simplicity. Her 'fine: character was expressed in patient industry, and devotion to duty for her home, her community and her country. Surviving Mrs. Ettey, are her hus- band, and their daughter Gwendoline (Mrs. Fred Lamb) of Manchester, Ont. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. Wm. Stocks, Rector of the Church of the Ascension, assisted by Rev. W. C. Smith, of Port Perry United Church. ---- CLARENCE MATTHEW ROBSON A pioneer in motion pictures in To- ronto, Clarence Matthew Robson, 60, vice-president--of Odeon Theatres of Canada, Ltd., died récently at his sum- mer home, "Robsonya", Maskinonge Lake, Keswick, He lived at 708 Cox- well Ave, and had been in ill health some months, . : Mr. Robson was born 'at Port Perry, where he 'received his education. Com- ing to Toronto 40 years ago, he be- came connected with varus amuse- nent enterprises. His theatrical con nections' took 'him all over the Domi. nion, to the United States, Australia and South America. "He was also manager of several tours of the Shef- field Choir of England. For many years he-was a director of the Cana- dian Famous Players." Mr. Robson the Masonic Order and the Pioneers' Club. of .Motion Pictures, ~- Surviving Rev. Jas, A. Miller, next door neigh- bour for twenty years, conducted the the funeral service which was attend- by many friends.and business asso- clates, ! Mr. Robson was the son of Matt. Robson, and was a brother of William |: (Billy) and Frank, now deceased, who will be remembered by the older resi- dents of Port Perry. : Durham County's ;objéctive for the Fifth Victory Loan .has been set for $1,426,000. Minimum objective for Cartwright, $70,000. Honor objective, ers and Henry Thompson are Cart- wright salesmen for the Loan, Melville Griffin and Oscar Graham Mra. J. Henry 1s visiting her son Nestleton W: I, held. their October Roll call was answered with, Lon. , Anne NEAGLE. by "Don'ts for the Kitchen", Mrs, | East. Taylor's| Auto Electric | The late Mrs. Emily Ettey, off. are lis widow, Ethel Wiley" Robson, | and a daughter, Mrs, Cornelius Spen- 'I cer of Hamilton. : and the groom Miss Maxine McMillan. Thelma Crogier as follows: go West." . We are glad with' Daye, they soma- times say, "Go East, young lady, 80 PORT PERRY Picture Show -. PRESENTS "Next of Kin" with NOVA PILBEAM, PHYLLIS STANLEY, BASIL SIDNEY TOWN HALL, Port Perry At 7.00 and 9.00 p.m. on | Wed., OCT. 27th At any rate, Muriel, we are happy to welcome you to Port Perry. We hope you will find many new friends and new interests here, that will make you always feel a warm welcome to our town and in our homes. To you Dave, we-offér our heartiest congratulations, and wish you both all the happiness in the world. That wed- ding bells will ring in years of happi- ness, filled with love and prosperity, is the wish of your friends here gathered. 1 "We ask you to accept this shower of gifts, May they gladden your homes making days, and ever remind you of our kindest thoughts of you. Signed on behalf of your friends Swho are spending a happy evening ! " ALSO "COLOURED CARTOON | -- Sat. Oct. 23rd 7.00 and 9.00 p.m, 'Butoh Minds the Baby' with VIRGINIA BRUCE, BROD CRAWFORD, DICK FORAN Adults 26c. Children 15c. PLUS. TAX . Harrison gave a splendid . talk on "Work", Ladies decided to fill a num- ber of ditty bags and make two quilts for their Russian bale. i Victorian W. I held 'their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Percy. Van Camp. Roll call was answered with "Something I am thankful for" and gifts for Navy Christmas ditty bags. Mrs. A. L. Bailey was appointed to contact Mrs, Albert Wright and sce if she or her daughter, Mrs. Trewin, would consent, with the assistance of Mrs. Mervyn Graham,, to be local leaders of Girls'. Club 'work in their new project "Being Well Dressed and Well Groomed",- Collection to be used in buying articles for Ditty bags. Archdeacon Simpson, assisted by his son-in-law, Rey, John Vance, con- ducted Harvest Home Festival at St. George's Anglican Church at New- castle, ' : Mrs. John. Carter entertained the W. A. of St. John's Church for the September meeting. Roll call was answered with a gift for the Fall bale. It was decided to contribute a case of honey toward Cartwright Red Cross shipment for overseas, October meet- ing to be held at the home of Mrs. Levi McGill, Nestleton. Darlington. and . Cartwright Rural Business Men's Association held their annual social evening at -St. Chris-|- topher's Camp. Games, contests, mu-| sical stunts, dancing, weiner roast and coffee were enjoyed. Guests were present from Oshawa, Courtice, En- niskillen, Lindsay, Kitcnener, Burke- ton, Blackstock and other points. Mrs. M. Fallis and family have moved to Bowmanville. We are sorry to lose them and wish them every happiness in their new home. United Church W, A. held their September meeting 'at the home of Mrs, Albert Wright. A vote of thanks was passed to all ladies who cohtri- buted flowers to decorate the Chiirch during the summer months, Mrs. E; Larmer was specially mentioned. Mrs, Jabez Wright and Mrs. Fred Trewin were appointed to buy decorations for winter months,' Meetings- will be in afternoons, starting: October, LJ SHOWER FOR BRIDE AND GROOM : T0 BE On Saturday evening, October 16th, the. friends and® neighbours gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Mac Me-' Millan, to honour Miss Muriel Reid, of Prince Albert, Sask., and Mr, Dave Pickard, of Port Perry, on the eve of their marriage which. takes place. in' . the United Church, Port Perry, on Saturday, October 30th. + The evening was spent in social In ; tercourse and games until about 10 p.m. when Miss Aileen Skerratt of, Utica gave a reading; followed hy! some advice' given to Muriel by Miss Donna Crosier of Utica on how to treat her husband, 'A mock' wedding was performed; Mr, Henry Skerratt" very ably represented the parson while . the bride was Miss Aileen McMillan | . An address was then read by Miss Dem Muriel and Dave: the eve of your mar- Here we say, "Go West, young man, i 4 i SS ] We. are]. happy tonight to extend to you our best wishes on riage, with you. A wagon laden with gifts was pre- sented. After the opening of the gifts the happy couple expretsed their 'thanks and, "For they are jolly good fellows" was sung. : Lunch was then served and a social time enjoyed. 7 er Magic Market A Magic Market and Bazaar will be held-at Church of the Ascension Parish Hall by the Parish Workers, on Thursday afternoon and evening, October 28th, There will be a sale of Fancy Work, home cooking, fruit and vegetables, and many other articles, Iso a Palmist, and a Fish Pond. Afternoon Tea and Supper will be served in Cafeteria style, Come and have a good time. > ~CARD OF 'THANKS Mrs, Frank Heatlle wishes to ex- press her sincere thanks and appre- ciation to hdr many friends, neighbors and relativds for their kind expres- sions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended during her recent sad bereavement, =' Tis : ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, and Mrs. Wm. 'Blain are happy to announce the engagement of -their youngest daughter, Catharine Jean; to Ralph Dean Smith, of Ottawa, son of Mr. V. Smith and the late Mrs. Smith. The wedding to take place on Decem- ber 4th, 1943, Lawrence's. One Cent Sale Next Week: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday October 28t h, 29th, 30th always be sure Make Sure of what you need in this line. while this Sale is on. You can' of Rexall Quality. eee eee ete ett tseteressstssrsrstsrtsseetererettereteetetete ET ITS S See MANCHESTER RED CROSS Will hold a Hallowe'en euchre party in the hall, Manchester, on Monday, November 1st. Lunch served. Ad- mission 25c. . Proceeds for Overseas boxes. DIED MARTIN -- Suddenly, in Mariposa Township, Lot 2, Con, 2, on Sunday, October 17, 1943, Alma 'B. Sleep, be- loved wife of Albert Martin, in her 48th year. : es FOR SALE Six Cows, 8 calves, 3 horses, 8 hogs about 100 1bs. 'each. Apply to Leo Blueman, Port Perry, Phone 101 r 2, ft Feel EP OP -- ONTARIO HOLSTEINS WIN AT CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW : Ontario County bredders did' ex- ceptionally well at the Championship Holstein Show held October 9th at Orono, Montvie Lochinvar 8rd, won 'the "class. for two-year-old bulls and was named Reserve Senior Champion. He is owned by a syndicate composed of Smith Bros. Webster Bros. and Harold W. Honey, Seagrave. Smith Bros. also showed the first, fourth and fifth. prize two-year-old heifer, the second prize Senior Yearling Heifer, A. M. LAWRENCE PHONE 49 1720 Roncll sue SEILER IEILATAIRII LR A 02s PORT PERRY who was made Reserve Junior Cham- pion, the third. prize Junior Yearling Heifer, the third prize Heifer Calf, and the second prize Senior Get-of- Sire, They also took third on the Junior Get-of-Sire that they exhibited jointly with Harold W. Honey. The latter showed.the fourth prize Junior Yearling Heifer. K. E.-Holliday, of Brooklin, had the first prize Junior Yearling Bull, the second prize Bull Calf and the third prize Progeny of Dam. @. H. Walker & Sons; of Port Perry, took" fifth and eighth prizes in the Aged Cow. class. The feature event of the day was the County Herd Competition in which six - counties took part. * Peterboro was first and Ontario fourth, by TOWNSHIP OF REACH The- Assessment Roll of the Town- ship of Reach for the year 1943, upon which the taxes for the year 1944 will be levied; has been returned to me. TAKE NOTICE that a Court of Revision will be held in the Township Hall, Manghester, on Saturday, Nov, 6th, 1943, at the hour of 2 o'clock p.m. to hear appeals, duly notified, for or against assessments. FRED CHRISTIE, Clerk £1 | "If money Our FIGHTING FORC and tortuous with turn, The steady though heavy step, o gallant fighting men, is th those who remain behind, them and lighten their task the triumphal entry Berlin and Tokyo, go before, Fil og La ei 4 4 all ways lie open. ES are now definitely on their way to Rome, Berlin and Tokyo. Trueitis that the roads they must travel may be long * death and danger lurking at every going may be slow and tough but, with seg mile with. grim: determigation;: oy thusiasm--for Victory is in sight. ~ To_make easier and shorter e patt and privilege granted That we may encourage And light) hel byout unstinted efforts to spee n uipment, That we may by our self: denjal make available, the m 44 their superiority in air, sea and land. * makesmoother the ways, and shorten the days, towards of our fighting men into Rome, "Speed the Victory" Buy Victory ve vo Shakespeare ur 'men will trudge every yet with inspired en: the way for these, ous "J A to Thusrshall we = Bonds sre frisesrcize