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Before you paint, consult your MARTIN-SENOUR dealer, IF YOU USE- YOU'LL BE SATISFIED 100% PURE PAINT VARNISHES & ENAMELS 46-2 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 2nd, 1946 ---- " A HAPPY TIME FOR YOUTH 8.00 O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. UXBRIDGE MUSIC HALL DON VEITCH--Talented Youth Speaker Toronto Male Quanrtette LAC. Floyd McReynolds, RCAF; FO. John Pipher, RCAF. Cpl. Joe Shepherd. MM,€IC. Sgt. Ed. Furtney, RCAMC. ROY HALL WITH HIS MUSICAL SAW Lively Singing led by Roy with his Trombone. A Program Full of Interest to All. UXBRIDGE YOUTH for CHRIST Sponsored by Uxbridge Ministerial Association OIL BURNERS GIVE UNIFORM COMFORT from Fall to Spring with the well knewn Fess Automatic Oil Burner CONSULT TO-DAY HARRY PEEL Hardware, Plumbing, Heating Phone 55, Port Perry EPSOM The Epsom Woman's Association Hew BUS (SHORT ROUTE) OTTAWA-PETERBORO-TORONTO EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, MAY 15TH, 1946 THROUGH SERVICE met at the Church, on Thursday after noon, April 26th, 1946, Mrs, L. Wag- ner, the President, presided. The meet- Jmng opened with the singing of the hymn "Joy to the World". Rev. B. kyres led in prayer, followed by all repeating the Lord's Prayer. The Minutes were read and adopted. 12 members answered the roll call, and wwo visitors present. : Mrs. J. Wilson read the lesson thoughts on "lcaster"; the hymn *Be- neath the Cross of Jesus" was sung. Mrs. N. Prentice read the Scripture-- Mark 16:1-8. Mrs. E. Parish, -our guest speaker, read an interesting and nelpful paper, "The Winter is rast". Mrs. R, Clark read "An Easter Mes- sage"; Mrs, J. Millman played a piano number; Darlene Brown and Doreen Cumming sang a duet. Two poems were read "Wishing" by C. Geer and "Winning Friends" by Mrs, P. Luke. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. A social time was then spent. The May meeting will be held at the home 6f Rev. B, Eyres, the ladies from the 6th concession will be in charge. YOUTH FOR CHRIST MEETING Youth, Saturday night were thrilled by the program of Youth for Christ, held in the Uxbridge Music Hall. Un- usual talent from Toronto Veterans' Christian Fellowship held the rapt at- tention of a fine audience. As is the case in all Youth for Christ meetings, varied music formed the larger part of the program. Paul Storms from Owen Sound, oc- cupied the. chair, while Roy Hall, of Toronto, conducted lively singing with his trombone. Grant Sloss, of Mani- oss NEW ROUTE ==== £3TABLISHED ROUTES toulin Island, also contributed to the big program. Toronto's dynamic youth speaker, Bruce Trewin, captivated the audience with his artistic skill on the illumi- nated chalk board and;then with his mp SMITH'S FAL mp PERTH mp KALADAR mp MADOC mp» MARMORA mp HAVELOCK mp NORWOOD mp PETERBORO mp PORT RERRY mp) LANGSTAFF mp CARLETON PLAC : MMENCING Wednesday, May 15th, Colonial Coach Lines Limited will operate DAILY motorcoach services between Ottawa and Toronto, via Peterboro, and other centres indicated on the map above. Cc minal points and intermediate stops. scenery to be fully enjoyed. 265 ALBERT STREET, OTTAWA This shorter route between the two terminal points will greatly reduce run- ning time for passengers making the through trip. The NEW service will also improve motorcoach transportation facilities for those travelling between ter- The route will be served by the most modern type of motorcoaches, with deeply: cushioned adjustable seats, and wide-view windowsthat permit passing No LOCAL passengers will be carried between, Intermediate points that are wow served by licensed passenger common short clear-cut gospel message. The next meeting, as advertised, in this paper, will be held this Saturday night at '8 o'clock, Daylight Saving Time, in the Uxbridge Music Hall, when music will be provided by a To- ronto Male Quartette and Roy Hall on his musical saw. You will not want to miss this program. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of James Kirby, late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, Farmer "All persons having claims inst the estate of the above named who died September 17th, 1941, are here by notified to send to the undersigned on lars of their claims. signed shall then have notice, ted at Port Perry, this 30th day of April 1946, carriers, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the | i Estate, mayl0 | § PASTURE FOR RENT For fu infersmosist blotse vomit Good pasture, plenty of runni water. Apply to E. Donnelly, 1 Concession ot Roach, i ERA YL SRY ---- WELDING REPAIRS United Plumbing and Heating CONTRACTORS STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING SYSTEMS EAVETROUGHING OIL BURNERS PROMPT SERVICE Phone 216, PORT PERRY, ONT. A. W. Gilmour & D. M. Handson, Proprietors a Persons Wishing ~ to Purchase REFRIGERATORS would do well to place an order now with The H. R. 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ESTIMATES GIVEN LAKE SCUGCOC LUMBER & COAL co., Phone 240w LIMITED or before June 1st, 1946, full particu- | £233 Immediately | % after June 1st, 1946, the assets of the | ii deceased will be distributed among the | ¥ parties entitled thereto having regard | only to claims of which the under- | HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, | 5% Phone 164 r 12, : mayl6 | &, ASK YOUR BAKER FO SNOW WHITE BREAD | BREAD on the Table . . .| . + « the Meal is Ready; Gerrow Bros. Bakery Phone 32 OBOBOBOROR AAAI ARAN AAS SRS SR RA A SS REAR AR AAR ARR Se May 2 \ of | i == ogee