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"day to visit her friend, Mrs. Yates, at Port Perry Mrs. G. A. Woods left on Wednes- Orchard Park, New York. Driver Clarence Butson, C.A.8.C, of Camp Borden, was at his home here during the week-end. Mrs, J. J. Coyle visited relatives in Toronto on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, John Farmer and family, of Weston, were week-end guests of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. Farmer. The Parish Workers of the Church of the Ascension held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday after- noon at the home of Mrs, Brown and Miss Pearson. Miss June Sonley visited during the week-end in Bowmanville. L.A.C. Harold Hayes, R.C.AF, spent the week-end with his parents r. and Mrs. E, Hayes. ; Sgt. Ivan Kerry, R.C.A.F,, is enjoy- ing a few days' furlough with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. N. Kerry, Mr. and Mrs, Russell Sonley visited in Bowmanville on Sunday. Mr, Harry Brinkman, of Ajax, was a week-end visitor with his brother, Mr. C. Brinkman, Flying Officer Bruce Beare, R.C.A.F\ of Assiniboia, Sask., is spending two weeks' furlough with his mother, Mrs. ! H. Fitchett and Mr. Fitchett. Cpl. Doris Mulligan, R.C.A.F., of Paulson, Manitoba, is spending a fur- lough with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mulligan. Mr. Bill Hayes is visiting relatives in London, Ontario. Miss Irene Leahy, of Oshawa, was at her home on Saturday. Mrs. Clifford (the former Virginia Nasmith) of Belleville, is visiting Mrs. R. Burley and Mr. and Mrs. I. R. A ) Parking OSHAWA Hired A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE , SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTION Thursday, Friday, Saturday, APRIL 6-7-8 It's the Marvel Musical of 1944. in Lavish Technicolor. DOROTHY LAMOUR, DICK POWELL VICTOR MOORE in "RIDING HIGH" ||. It's a ROOTIN' , . . TOOTIN' SIX-GUN SHOOTIN' MUSICALALLAPALOOZA : Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, : APRIL 10-11-12 GINGER ROGERS in "TENDER COMRADE" with ROBERT RYAN RUTH HUSSEY Seven Top Hit Tunes. . . Heaps of Laughs. . . Plenty of Hep Squaws COMING! APRIL 13-14-15 THE SINATRA SHOW "HIGHER AND HIGHER" Glasses complete, or lenses only, Eyes Examined supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST Taylor's REPAIRED 'and BILL TAYLOR. Proprietor ourishing Meats at Lowest Market Prices CAWKER BROS , Family Butchers Auto Electric PORT PERRY | GENERATORS STARTERS : "FIELD COILS EXCHANGED Bentley. RHEUMATIC PAIN, Sciatica, Lum- bago quickly relieved by using RUM- ACAPS. Recommended by thousands who have gained better health. Sold at Lawrence's Drug Store. 'Slendor Tablets--harmless and ef- fective. 2 weeks' supply, $1.00; 12 weeks' supply, $5.00. Sold at Law- (icc eR SESSA EH SE SR a UR | DIED BEARE--At Whitby, on Thursday, March 30th, Rebecca Beare, daughter of the late John and Harriet Beare, (formerly of Port Parry), in her 82nd year. Mr. Cornish outlined the aims of ma- thematics, emphasizing the methods of drill work, frequent tests, discovery ot individual weaknesses and that ma- thematics should be made meaningful to the child. This was followed by an open discussion. : Mr. Murray Clarke showed some fine art work consisting of wall pla. ques of plaster paris, glass work, and crayon drawings done on oilcloth. , mr, Archibald expressed the aims of such teachers' group meetings, to meet with other teachers, to get ac- quainted, and to exchange ideas. He discussed the release of entrance pu- pils tor farm labour, emphasizing that their help must be urgently needed tor actual farm work, and that those being released have reached a high enough standard so that they will not be at a disadvantage next year. Mr. Archibald spoke of the encou- raging response of the schools in his inspectorate, to the sale of war sav- ngs stamps and certificates and men- tioned the splendid efforts on the ray Powell, Mrs, Constgnce Glass, Kerry, | Melvin Lamb, Mrs. Gladys George H. Kerry, Mrs. C, L, Brignall, Mrs. Caroline Hayes, Mike Summer- field, J. E. Jackson, Howard Jeffrey, Russell Brown, Lorne Thompson, Roy Leask, Armour McMillan, J. E. Holtby Austin Franklin, Wallace McMillan, Howard McMillan, J, Fife Innes, Fred DeNure, Mrs, Grant Jackson, Mrs. Eleanor Davidson, Chas. Howsam, :0. E. Croxall, Mrs, W. B. Vokins, Fred Lamb, Mrs. Marguerite Brock. OBITUARY MRS, GEORGE HOWSAM In her 68th year, Mrs. George How- sam, whose maiden name was Ida Cutting, died at Bowmanville Hospital on March 13th, 1944, Mrs. Howsam was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Cut- ting, of Uxbridge. As a young girl, Mrs, Howsam at- tended school at Uxbridge. * In 1894, she married George Howsam, of Utica and they lived on their farm south of Utica until early in 1929, when they built and moved to their home in Port Perry. Five sons were born of this mar- riage all of whom survive their mother -- Air Vice-Marshall George Howsam, of Calgary, Alta,; Chas, N. Howsam, of Port Perry; Earl Howsam of Stouffville; Walter Howsam, of Epsom; Major M. Howsam, of Pem- broke. Richard Cutting, of Uxbridge, a brother, also survives Mrs, Howsam. Mr, Howsam predeceased his wife in October, 1929. Mrs, Howsam con- tinued to live in Port Perry for a few years, then lived with her sons, Three | constructor at Sarnia; also two daugh- ters, Florence at home and Alva in Toronto, Mrs, Elford was 74 years old and 'was laid to rest on Sunday in Seaforth Cemetery. : Watch for further notice for the W. A. supper, ds the roads are uncer- tain at present, i The schools have done well in buy- ing War Saving Stamps, The Head school children have bought $54.00 worth, the Centre $51.00, ad the Foot, which "is rot very large, $10.00, It all helps to win the war. rs. Perc, Jeffrey and little Bonnie visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. I. Rodd, at Manilla last week. Pte, Russell Fines, of Petawawa, is enjoying two weeks' leave with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. Fines, at Lakeside, All were glad to see Miss Lucille Mark back to our Sunday School on Sunday. Wednesday of last week was a real March day, but a few of the Red Cross workers met and nearly finished a couple of quilts, with the help of Mrs, Elmer Lee, who was looking after the Ration Books No. 4 for Scugog. .She very kindly offered to finish it the next day between callers. There were 13 pairs socks, 1 scarf, and 2 sleeve- less sweaters brought in. Then all enjoyed sandwiches, cake and a cup of tea. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson spent Sun- day with their daughter, Mrs, J. L. Sweetman at the store, Miss Mildred Heayn spent Sunday with Miss Joyce Tetlow at her home. Mr, and Mrs. George Samells, Jean and Donna, Miss Lackin and Mr. Ralph Milner were Sunday guests of mr. and Mrs, R. Reader. - Mr. Ross Stone, of Greenbank, was a recent guest of Mr, Clem Jeffrey, . Next Week! | Lawrence's One Cent Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday Featuring REXALL REMEDIES, PURETEST HOUSE- HOLD DRUGS, TOILETRIES, STATIONERY, SUNDRIES, 1 'Many popular items which have not been on sale for some time, "5 Peete teeter etree ree terete tere eter teres ones y A. M. LAWRENCE PHONE 49 1720 Rexall Store PORT PERRY Mr. and Mrs. J: Burnham and his mollior Visited in Oshawa on Tusaday, INCOME TAX RETURNS ss Irene Redman -is spending a couple of months training at the 2 R. J. HARPER, lation Hospital at Riverdale, Toronto. Mrs, C. Samells and Edna visited in Phone 204 Oshawa on Saturday. ' Birthday greetings to three pairs = NOTICE of twins on, Apr, Tth, John and George Raymes, 92 years; Bruce and Bryce Mark, Lois and William Byers, 4 years a aly Ma Fin Inez Martyn, : pril 8th; Mrs. E. Pettit, 83 years old ' on the 10th; Mrs. Geo, Sweetman for All Kinds of| Electrical and Mechanical Repairs to Household appliances All makes and sizes of Eleotric Motors repair- ed and Reoonditioned the 11th; Shirley Eden, 5 years and Mr. R. Brown for the 12th, and Ha- rold Williams for the 3rd. ? 3 h. p. Fairbanks Gas Engine for Sale. : MACHINE REPAIR SHOP 4 STAN. CAUSLEY , Proprietor Port Perry, Ontario Myrtle Station - Another Easter season is with us. Easter with its lilies in their white beauty and fragrance, the emblem flower of resurrection. They stand in our windows and decorate our churches. Easter, with its white bun- nies (they should really be hares, ac- cording to Scandinavian legend) -and repdicas of himself in chocolate and colored candy eggs, also in store win- dows; or on our Easter cards, peeping frm amng Easter lilies and standing N , I mma part rence's Drug Store. ma EIT = : of Port Perry Public School, ! |years ago, she went to live at the| Mrs. H, Long visited her cousin, | beside highly clred eggs. Easter with ! i y G b k Citi The -meeting was open for discus-|home on the farm of her son Charlie, | Miss Clara Hardy, a couple of days |its legendary sunshine and balmy airs BIL MORE J i W: Ww k reenpan 1t1zen sion by any teacher on any gubject.| between Manchester and Port Perry, [last week, and the new spring toggery of smart: unior ar OrKers Ww h d T The teachers visited all the rooms,| Deceased will be long remembered] Glad to hear little Gerald Reader, |suits, coats, dresses and to top it all, THEATER, OSHAWA A stlingof fie Fat Sat Wak atche roops uisplaying the work well done by the ay the devoted mother of her family youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John) the hats! Hats of every description: 4 meeting of the Junior War Work- ' pupils in the various grades. of five sons, two of whom Have ren-| Reader, is improving after his opera-|high hats and olw hats, with narrow gre wil be held 3b 4h Loss oF Mis Go Off to 5 Wars he ladios of 2 Poss Pony Dalle fered signal service in the Armed hy in' en Qetavs S1ospital. 2 buims and Wide} sailor) pillbes, friaone Good Friday. and Saturday Len. Warriner, on Tuesday, 'April 11. "| School staff served lunch, Miss M.| Forces. ir..and Mrs, Maurice Fralick, and | with feathers up the side; ats, o a aU Miss Sarah Ward, Reach township's [Johns extended a vote of thanks to| Both father and mother were hard | children Gloria and Stephen, visited| postilions and capulets so gay; a swirl APRIL 7th and 8th A Bite, oa nbb i £ | oldest resident, who is 96 this week, | the Port Perry staff, seconded by Miss} working, kindly, God-fearing people. [his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.'L. Fra-|of bows, a bit of straw, flowers and : ; - 3 ne W hig ; 9 EnSPines 11 | has seen Canadian troops go off to the | a1. Dobson. For many years, they attended the lick, on Sunday after Sunday School. |veils--for Easter day. (Really, they Mighty Epic of Alaskal ' Ne hg h, 0 Worl orf, Wi ci 53 fighting fronts in five wars. She saw| Lhe following oflicers were elected, | Methodist and later the United| Mr, and Mrs, Alex. Martyn, Laverne | are all so chic and coolrful who would : & PRE in the 0d i po all, on All) tv | Canadian boys enlist for the American | President, Mr. Murray Clarke; Secre-| Church at Utica. Harold and Inez, spent a pleasant|not try to break into verse about Spawn of the North Se Thero will be also a display of knit-| io) War; as a young woman some of | tary, Miss Thelma Crosier. The next time with Mr. and Mrs, E. Sweetman |them?) : : t ting. her friends went west to quell the|teachers' group meeting will be held ~ |on Saturday evening. The Easter service on Sunday 'will starring GEORGE RAFT, Simms AAG primi el gee Northwest Rebellion; then followed sometime 1m May. CUCOGCG Mojol seed like 2 1%] March right be Sondnetad m S. Sayyels 11 : HENRY FONDA 3 the Boer War; the First Great Wor Me up to the last with the high winds |a.m. ere wi e specia aster AE BORN War and the present world conflict. Rr Rev. W. C. Smith, of Port Perry,|80d squalls, but the snow fall not so (Continued on Page Five) | DOROTHY LAMOUR HARPER--In Toronto, on Sunday Miss Ward has spent her entiré life D J is delivering the Easter message on heavy as usual. Now with April we featuring Akim Tamiroff, John March 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. William | at Greenbank. She was born two Blood onors Sunday at.2 pam. .Everyone invited |look for better things, especially sun- Barrymore, Lynne Overman . Cov a . | miles north of the village on the 10th| , .,. . to be in their' in 'th shine and good roads, ~ : ro? Harper, (nee Kay Coyle), a daughter, | ¥ 3 0 their' pews in the Hall, A . : Concorso 42 Reads hi Js 0d hoes Clinic : Sympathy is ZHigndsd, to Rev.. J A Sims an har again; but Seaived ADDED TREAT! C------ stead wh was se © y he ather, : 0 \ i i i ome irom € weatner. . NOTICE Francis Ward, who came out from| 'the second Blood Donors' Clinic Mrs, Elford. ir in, fhe passin of The pupils enjoyed a. half holiday BOB HOPE, BING CROSBY, in § | England. : was held on Friday evening of last|ill for many years, besides having|on Wednesday as the teachers attend- J "" I find it necessary, owing to the| Diss Ward has established an old| week. Although not such a large num- broken her hip before Christmas. They | ¢d 8 meeting in Port Perry. MA "Don't Hook Now : : Jt Dotessary, owing age record for her family, which is] ber of. donors on hand, everythirg|had many friends here the few years| Miss Ruby Miller, of "Ajax, spent i S EER. Th : : ] fact that I have much more work than | noted for its longevity. A sister,' Mrs. | was satisfactory and went 'along|they lived in the parsonage. . Besides | the week-end with her fr end, Ries. ; : , one Doctor ever was intended to do, to | Isaac Beare, Greenbank; is 81, A splendidly. .. - |her husband, she leaves two sons, C. Wolsay at the home of Mrs, Wol- "THE ONTARIO ARR 1 : ask those of the Municipality who|brother, Thomas, died last year at 84. "The committee in charge, Tegarline Rev, Herbert of London, and Glen, a say's parents, Mr. and Mrs, G. Hope.| [| + a EH ; : i] Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, / wish to patronize me to bear with me -- i AIRY LL De 0 1% Semplisat : rrr Serine ONTARIO HOSPITAL : APRIL 10-11-12 oi yi ey || ovonan ghee Bln | rpaiinesaoons ||| meen mony. from 1.30 to 5.30 except Wednesdays,| MARTIN--In treasuied mémory of | with light, table, and padded ben Pe 7 A RE RR ER AR : "NANCY COLEMAN, i : our dear sister, Ethel Gertrude Mar: | Credit for a lot of this work is due|' C ; "FOR . A ) ; + WALTER HUSTON when the only office hours will be tin, who passed away April bth, 1940, | Mr. McClellan and his boys of the 2 ) OH 1 | Sodan & © 2 "in. = rom J) he, 3200 wn, wi ik a ; I : High School. 'This cooperation he OZ LLY FOR EVERYBODY... ol ww : ZEA : I " each evening from 7.00 to 8.30, an j ; : been greatly appreciated and we' sir ra "Applicants are now being ||. i} - SRE Op ] until 10.00 p.m. on Saturdays. There is rio Death; what seemeth so cercly thank them. We also wish to ii 3 Vigé % "for entrance ne { :- Edge of Darkness . - This will leave' the mornings for | by, Pu% aN interlude of sleeping. acknowledge' the wonderful help re-|. ~~ oT ! training' in the following : Jf "| + + : fr rnings For Christ, who lay within the tomb, | ceived from our Town Electrician, Mr. |. , sia FEE set iy Yaining in the following : ff *-§'* **" "ADDED FEATURE-- : : doing Surgery and making calls.| Hath burst the prison bars for aye, J. Tinsley, who was. responsible for| TRS SG Tse || 'Mental Hosojtals: ~~. : [+ DONALD. O'CONNOR, IAN Kindly do not ask me to work on|And lo! the stone was rolled away |i}, lighting system, which -proved|" JPRODUCTION MEN--keeping in Brockville London * | PALD SO CONNOR: SAN Sunday unless it is a bona fide emer- [On that first glorious Easter Day-- very, satisfactory, . . . Vi constant, touch with : i | Ph indTretls don | ? ik ia gency, Faithfully, I'here is nb death, +t] Owing to sickness which has' beep | sources of raw, mated. [| Hamilton New Toronto ' Zn Ce Us Love : . et DR. G. M. RENNIE, Why should we grieve ~~, SE Depralomt Jo fois sinaiey, aid Sv plien J ul, | Jf: Kingston... Whitby - .. - J Somes Vp. nH a es "|The toved ones' gone are in His keep | Yolunicer donors wera" arable toa wry authorities, ; A taio years course of raining «|| I} ; : te | EUCHRE AND DANCE i ¥ i| tend, which let down our quo or fa: i ; ottered in theshome hospital, : v for * A | : This thee Sn should banish all the this Clinic immensely: The Committee THE ARMED FORCES--with re- '|| followed by one full year in :Naleh for 'our, Cala | The- Prospect Girly', "Penny Wise"] THiS tHOUEIN Should banish -all thé] i ie ats will soon sponsibility for training a JU affiliation: at 'specially selected * .+ 4th BIRTHDAY. PARTY Club are holding a euchre and dance g oom, CFE vi : i i and supply, for troop General Hospitals throughout & BRIE ds ; g e | And to the heart sweet comfort bring |Pe alleviated and the next Clinic, which : : , x in Prospect School on April 13th. [pN" 0 the heart sweel comfort bring yc) 0 held on May bth, regain. its ¢ movements, for opera. the province. : This course : Entire Week Commencing 4 hie There. will be also a draw on the In moments of our sorrowing, Tage. Rte eal A ga : tions on land, air and leads to Provincial Registration, | © APRIL 1Tth 4 Butterfly Quilt which the girls have 30 ip Ukis yrutl) ii feithinG Sing tho Doctors. In" atteridance were oteanBattlefronts, | ;, PWR | . During the full three yéars Rh a | x made; prockeds to be used for com- Annie, Thomas and Gordon |i J. H, McKinney, of Brooklin; Dr. GOVERNMENT OFF | || taining a generous Monthly | "3 YBY SHOW DAILY baht forts for, our boys in Iniform over. gobi H Danan,' of Qshavas ahd Dr. J. Me- touch with every Trica Sein oJ] Allowanceisgiven, "Biggest Hits Ever Presented \ TRY seas, Euchre from 8, o 10. RRL BANE EPPA GO CTE) oo Jy rthur; 'of Blackstock, - ] 3 a EET IT. ht / : : : Al p.m, and dancing after. Admission, ' ji The nurses were--Mrs, C. A. Lové, 3 our production and ; Ror dddailed information 7+ :On Any Screenl 2b¢ and 16¢. Everyone is cordially T h ' G Mrs; H. Archer, Mrs, L. Corner, Mrs, Faoiiry. Brogtaim--with ; ia , opp y Ab . invited to attend. eachners roup A Glennoy, Mis, w. M, Letcher, Mrs. forciss governments -- ag SUPERINTENDENT, ONTARIO HOSPITAL Always a show. Aftor § past fk bp 3 ' . tmore, . F. Lam rs, D. a Y oat : Ways a BLOW: : LO.O.F. NEWS Meeting Scotty Mrs, A, Brock, Mrs E. McGlel: sseudies Lian © 8000 of Centres Listed Shida aendd Twa candidates are waiting for their] The Teachers' Sireup Meeting com. and two Hom Oshawa.' = ish YS Sanding your télephone : frau ; os EE hE = third degree and this will be given at | Posed of the Public School teachers of |. Other assistants' weére--Mrs, J. C. iit hain 8 am : (AK X gl REAL the next regular meeting, April 10th, Port Perry and distriet, met in Port Love, Mrs. Dymond, Mrs. F. E. Ree- 2 hors ork an : Li; This work will be done by members | Perry Public School, Wed. March 20, [gor Mrs, R. Woods, Mrs. Wilbur |- at liome, ., i BR i 3 vo of our own Lodge and ail members at 2.30 p.m, Mr. Cornish, principal of Chapman, Mrs. Z, Jackson, Mrs, J. 17 taking part in this degree are request- | Port Perry Public School, presided. | Davidson, Miss Bryce, Mrs, H. De- ' 4] ba ed to keep this date in mind. Mr. A, Archibald, Inspector of Public Shane, Miss Spooner, Mrs. I, R. Bent- . . ta LN / at Ne Schools, was present. The teachers ley, Mrs, S. MacFarlane, Mrs. J, Mur- wl < dairy ; Ry i Fi % ; or wf aitendin were Migges , Jopns, M, ray, Mrs, A. Jemison, Ms. G. Christie, i ; A jelephione Jinse: can : re nae : 1 [ obson, XK. Taylor, T. Crosier, F, Lac- | Messrs, G. Gerrow, W. M. Letcher, C. carry this wartime load only if we all use : ' " TARE A) as i" / Ration Coupons kin, R. McArthur, U. Sleep, G. Stovin,| A, Love, A. Dowson, E. McClellan, existing facilities 'sparingly, and keep our ._- NOW IS. THE TIME TO REPAIR THAT | = th hi h b d Eolas, M, Walker, Mrs, A, Mas J. = Love, ad A Jo bs. 0 calls just as short and businesslike as we .-ROOF before the Spring rains SSAA : ii. which may be use Mra. Rmard, Mrs, ally and Mea, i008 donations received... $42.00 ; : We lave a lures! cn] oh 0 Ck i . | R Cornish, M, Clarke, §, Cawker, an WDB, inition 104 itional equipment ia severely. limited by ; e have arge: supply o CQ, edar ; Effective Thursday D, Catherwood. : : $567.00 material shortages; co-operation must take Shingles, Toronto Asphalt 8hingles," and rol iy The group Soiled Mies Walkers 8 N : c the place of construction if essential calls ingles, nto ASphall Shingles, and rolled room and heard: Mrs. Rowe conduct| DONORS AT SECOND CLI a VEE $0 Qi vi | y i: April 6th music in Grade II and Mr, Cornish's| Miss Marjorie Simonds, Yop are to go through promptly, I | DE, fing, Rol-Bric Siding will he available about "1 Butter--b4 to 56 Bie. Stowers titon, showing the pre: | Anmamon Hird aghichll Donald, -- Al Aprldsthet REN : 8, . ro- | Anderson rs, Ay on H y . 53 : : i % Va A : ress that had been made in the deve- | Herman Hooey, M Rosina Stro PASEO Tea and Coffee--14 to 29 inc. fopment of music from Grade 1 fia AM. Lawrence, R. D. Woon,' ¥. ie ; re? EL : ; |g ALSO=BLto ds ARE CH Gir | en AT dn, Rit ful Come i eons 00 4 $ . VEAL oo @ pupils an . Are as, H, SOT, on, Stan. | * Ys 330 : y 1d u r--14'to 29 inclusive | and the teachers met for an informal | ley Ploughman, Ivan Gray, Mrs, i Giving Wings O lords | 1 i Gog LUMBER & COAL"coO,, (iu h ~ Preserves--D1 to D16 discussion period, 'Each teacher gave ['ces Boundy, Reginald Boundy (4th), Midis Phone 20w ° NEMA LIMITED 2 rh & personal introduction to the group. | Gordon Powell, yril A, Glass, Mur. 3 : ; 7 " Tiny SRS : : x PER : pi ; A J : i