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s { RDA POT REE \ hk} * ve A *¢ Ie war Ii Soph a arti. Wn bh ess ison a a SN LOCAL NEWS Joan Marie Bentley, Delores Fluke, and Eleanore DeNure, left on Satur- day for Muskoka. They are the guests of Mrs. A. C. Clifford, at her summer home on OxBow Lake. Mr. and Mrs. J. KE. daughter Zula, have taken a trip to New York. Nr. and Mrs. Albert Napier, of Paterson, N.J., are in town this week. We welcome them back to Port Perry. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cawker, of Peterboro; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cawker, of Toronto, were with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cawker, during the week-end. Miss Marion Brent of Toronto, spent the week-end with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rogers, of Osha- wa, visited with Mr. D. Corbman for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. William Kaufman, of Toronto, are spending a week at Bird's Eye Center Park. Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman were former residents of Port Perry. We welcome them back. PORT PERRY G. & G. MIDGET SOFTBALL TEAM Messrs. Gravelle and Gilmour are sponsoring a midget ball team and have interested the following players: Team captain and 'pitcher, B. Har- rison; catcher, J. MacMillan; 1st base, A. Cawker; 2nd base, R. Wallace; 3rd base, J. Rea; short stop, G. Rodd; left field, B. Pecl; reer field, R. Jemison; centre field, B. uibson; subs, P. Hayes, D. Hayes, A. E. Cawker; bat boy, M. Gibson. Manager and coach, M. Gravelle; Manager and semi-coach, A. Gilmour. The first game was played on Tues- day with Greenbank. Score, Green- bank 14, Midgets 6. All donations, if any, to be given to the local hospital fund. PRESENTATION At the Lodge, A.F. & A.M., Dr. J. B. Lundy, the newly installed Master, was pre- sented with his master's apron by Mr. David Jackson, on behalf of Mrs. Lundy; and with a two-tone gavel on behalf of himself and his wife. The wood from which the gavel was made was taken from trees grown in the Doctor's garden. These gifts are very highly appreciated by Dr. Lundy com- ing as they did from his family. DEATHS GIBSON--In Cartwright, on Tues- day, July 2nd, 1946, Alice V. Asling, beloved wife of Charles Gibson, in her 70th year. MARRIED MONTGOMERY-WRAY With red and white peonies, blue delpeniums and Sweet William form- ing a setting for a very pretty lawn wedding at the home of the bride's parents the marriage of Myrtle Mil- dred, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wray, Port Perry, and Gordon James Montgomery, son of Mrs. James Montgomery and the late Mr. James Montgovery, of Grand Valley, Ontario, was solemnized Saturday, June 29th at 2 o'clock, Rev. Clifford Smith, of Port Perry United Church officiated, and Mrs. Smith played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length gown of white lace and silk jersey with a sequined coronet holding her fingertip veil and eo ot and carried a shower of red roses and : form. . The bride's sister, Miss Lois Wray, as bridesmaid, wearing a gown of pale i pink sheer with a matching headdresss a: of pink net caught in a bandeau of pink and white roses, carried a bou- quet of pink roses surrounded by mauve and pink sweet peas. Brother of the groom, Mr. Morris Montgomery, of Oshawa, acted as best man, At a reception on the lawn the bride's mother received in a powder blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of pink sweet peas. Assisting her was groom's mother in blue printed crepe with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. For a motor trip to Niagara Falls and South Western Ontario, the bride chose a two-piece powder blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses. The couple will line in Toronto. oo FLIER 1a MANCHESTER gh ov Manchester and Prospect Sunday i} Schools are holding a picnic at Green- sr wood Park; on Saturday, July 6th. Zs I : All are invited to come and bring their fs 8 lunch. Meet at the church at 12.80 * : when a truck or cars will be there to take those who wish, Miss Lorraine Moore, of Oshawa, is spending her vacation with her grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Moore. last meeting of Fidelity! FREE Parking OSHAWA Phone 1011 A PAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED Friday and Saturday JULY 5 and 6 Jiminy Cricket What a Whale of a Show-- WALT DISNEY'S "Wonderfu 'Adventures of Pinocchio" Full-Length Feature in TECHNICOLOR - Tuesday, Wednesday, JULY 8-9-10 "Miss Susie Slagle's" starring VERONICA LAKE, SONNY TUFTS, and JOAN CAULFIELD Monday, COMING THURSDAY! "The Spiral Staircase" For Comfort and Speed in Emergency Call 273, Port Perry GRAVELLE TAXI Office with United Plumbing and Heating. MUSIC EXAMINATIONS The following is a list of successful candidates in examinations held re- cently by the Toronto Conservatory of Music at Port Perry. Names in order of merit. Piano . Grade VII--Honours, Joan A Real. Grade VI--Pass, Marilyn Gibson. Grade V--First Class Honours, Jean M. Samells. ' Honuors--Mary Munro, Barbara A. Nesbitt (equal); Doris A. DeNure, Ronald E. Lovelock (equal); Leona Reynolds; Doris I. Hull, Pass--Edna Walker. Grade 1V--Honours, June M, Bald- win, Barbara A. Woods (equal); Shir- ley Ianson. Grade III -- First Class Honours, Donna G. Samells. Honours-- Faye Beare; Murray C. Gibson, Jessie M. McArthur, Burnesss R. Wray, (equal); F. Alan Reesor. Grade II -- First Class Honours-- Gerald R. Rea. Honours--Reta M. Curl, Cathryn M. Hall (equal); Pauline Beacock; Irene Emerson, Elizabeth D. McArthur (equal). Grade I -- First Class Honours -- Eunice M. Fifield; Joyce A. Dawson, Frank H. Lovelock (equal). Honours--Corrinne Beacock, Hazel Gibson (equal); Ruth M. Snowdon, Gordon Wallace (equal); Elaine M. Yeo. SCUGOG The ones thdt attended the Sunday School and service fgurc basement very comfortable" and the very in- spiring message was received with strict attention. All the children are asked to bring a dress pin next Sun- day as the Head children did last Sun- day. And all the children are to mem- orize the verse: "For God so loved the world that he gave his onlp begotten Son that who so ever believeth in Him should not parish but have everlasting life. On the 29th of September more particulars later. The first five groups of the W. A. will serve a supper on the 10th of July. It is hoped to have 'it at Lakeside. Particulars later. : The threshing of green peas started on Monday, July 1st, but was held up by the rain in the afternoon. SCHOOL REPORTS 8. 8. No. 1---Head: Grades 7-8--Connie Reader "Eyes Examined 4 LSA MEL EIST SRY INE ARERR Oa . Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices, -- I. R. BENTLEY OPTOMETRIST Ella Barry (Hon.) Harold Collins (Hon.) Doreen Reader, Shirley Heayn,. Ivan Collins, Gilbert Reader (arithmetic). Grades 4-6--Murray Reader. Grades 3-4--Lililan Collins (Hon.), Yvonne Collins (Hon.), Barbara Barry (Hon.) y Grades 2-3--Geraldine Barry, Mar- lene Warren, Elmer Brown. Beginners -- Joan Warren, Brown. Congratulations to Mary Wilson and Lillian Collins who had a perfect at- tendance for the year. Kathleen Wright, Teacher. Mr. Emerson McMillan, of Port Perry, will have charge of this school after the holidays. S. S .No. 2 (Centre) Grades 7-8 -- Lillian Hickey, Roy Freeman promoted to 8. Grades 6-7-- Jean Samells, Eddie Prentice, Victor Chilton, Shirley Hope. Promoted to 7--Norman Johnson. Grades 5-6--Shirley Hickey, Teddy Denny. . (Grades 4-6--Patsy Brown; Yvonne Milner, Don Johnson, Donald Long, Donnie Freeman, Tommy Hickey, Grades 3-4--Tommy Midgley Grades 2-3--George Jackson Irene Jackson, . 1--Shirley Eden, Gloria Fralick, wan, The time was enjoyed by dancing. Then followed the reading of the fol- 3 lowing address: To Mr. and Mrs. Keith Crozier, congratulations and good wishes on wedded life, June, to you we extend a hearty wel- yon we are all favourably impressed with Keith's choice. I manner has assured us of your friend- liness and we hope that you will form many lasting friendships among us, Island where you spent those happy boyhood days and where you went to school and church, "we have always known you as a true friend and chum in the social life of our community. As a small token of our esteem, we wish at this time to present to you these gifts, which we hope will con- as a link between you and the old home friends. Signed on behalf of the Community of Scugog. their cottages for the summer. Mr. Leonard Hope and little nephew, Master Ronald Hope, of Reach, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Hope on Sunday, The fishing has started, but we un- derstand not too many are being caught. . Mrs. David Hope spent a couple of days with her son Roy in Reach, dur- ing the past week. - > oy RY GREENBANK Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee and son, of Port Perry, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ty- son Lee on Sunday. Mr. Lex Real and son, of Saskatoon, visiting relatives here, ) Mr..and Mrs, Monnier and children, of Kingston, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H., Phoenix over the holiday. Miss Marjorie Leask, of South Bend, Ind., visiting friends here, Miss Margaret Rodd and Miss Edith McArthur, at their homes here for the holiday week-end. We are glad to hear of the safe ar- rival from overseas of F. Tobin, the last of our boys to arrive home. Mr. and Mrs. N. Jacobs, Mariposa, visited Miss A. Harman, on Sunday. Dr, Arthur Lee, Mrs. Lee and their daughter, with relatives here for the holiday. : The former Molly Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Wood, old residents of our village, called while passing through on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Till were in Orangeville on Wednesday. GREENBANK W. A. The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Association was held at the home of Mrs. Ivon Spencer, with about forty in attendance. Group in charge: Mrs. Jas. A. Lee, Mrs, I, Spencer, Mrs, Wm. Phoenix, Mrs, John MeDonald, Mrs. Wilbur St. John. Mrs. J. Lee resided for the devotional and Mrs, cDonald took the topie, "Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it holy". During the business it was arranged to have a play from Pleasant Point, on July 1st. The program consisted of: address by Mrs, Earl Ward, of Pine- dale, on Western Indians. She also displayed some Indian articles, In- strumental duet by Joan Real and (Hon.), Roy Brown, Glen Dowson. 2, " Grades 6-7--Maty Wilson (Hon.), Lucelle Collins and Helen Samells (equal) (Hon.), June Collins (Hon.),! Edna Walker; solo, Mrs. G. Holder- shaw; 13adings by Mrs. Jackson; read- ing by Mrs. H. Fair. A dainty lunch was served. RRB Fa AP 33 Grades 65-6--Clinton Brown (Hon.), He Grades 1-2 -- Marie Long, David : Ann Melnychuk, Teacher |g Miss Melnychuk will return as the | teacher after the holidays which sho |g is spending at her home in Saskatche- | & Another bridal shower was held on |g Wednesday evening in the Township |& Hall for Mr, and Mrs, Keith Crozier. |§ Dear June and Keith,--It is with a |g feeling of happiness and joy that we |& your friends and school chums have |g gathered to-night to extend to you our § come to our community and can assur? Your pleasant Keith, you are better known on the tribute to your happiness, and serve Most of our summer visitors are at LOS 20S F104 LALA Hag 1 oa | OUR LAER An 4 * 5 od Radin basen and an wd ve se adi doo rvs rp hi seid ARDLEY Suits, and Ceate. The Store where When You are in Toronto, Shop at The 491.4985 Danforth Ave., at Logan PHONE--GE. 1676 Specializing in Weddin Gowns, Veils, Headdresses, Dresses Also Costume Jewellery. You apd Your Friends will be certain to find Satisfaction. FROCKS Ee General Builders' Supplies Planing Mill, Wood and Asphalt Shingles, Hardwood Flooring, Sash and Doors, Coal, Ice. ESTIMATES GIVEN Phone 240w LAKE SCUGOGC LUMBER & COAL CO. LIMITED PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1946 (You Can Save With Safety at Your REXALL STORE) See our display of Summer ite LEG PAINTS FACE POWDERS" | San Tan LOTIONS Dubarry ...... $1.00 Persian .............. 29¢. Silgue «msi $1.00 | Adrienne ... .65 | Gaby ....35c., 60c. No Hoz .... wn «85 | Woodbury's 25¢., 50¢. Gypsy Tan .... Soe, Eu MOSQUITO MISCELLANEOUS LIPSTICKS REPELLENTS Heavy Bathing Caps : 69c¢. Adrienne .......... + 65 | Skeeter Skater...35c. | Sun'Glasses, 25¢c., up Revlon cee. 65 | Rexall .......35¢. | Palm Beach Vita Ray ....... 1.25 6-12 Repellant....59%c. Shoe Cleaner 25¢. ms, These are typical values. PHONE 490 A M. LAWRENCE 780 Renal swe PORT PERRY] : Announcement The Insurance Service of Harold W. Emmerson has been extended with the return from overseas of W. George Emmerson, In addition to our General Insurance we fortunate in securing an agency for the transaction of life insurance with The Mutual Life Assurance Company many lines of now have been $8 | of Canada. To enable us to give expert life in- &% | surance service to our clients, Mr. Geo. 2 | Emmerson has taken special studies in PALL MALL BATH SOAP Lanolin, Apple Blossom or Pine .vevveieinn sini ns 2 for 25c. PINE CONE SOAP, 2 cake 50c. YELVETTA SUNBURN CREAM NOXZEMA SUN TAN OIL 30c. and 60c. GABY INSECT REPELLANT 39c. BUG BLITZER BOMB, contains D.D.T., $3.98 AMPHOJEL ALKALINE Free Antacid .......... ie MACLEAN'S STOMACH POWDER .......... 59c. and 98c. SUN GLASSES ....25c. and 75¢. COOL RAY SUN GLASSES = $2.50 PARASITE MOTH CRYSTALS 49c. $1.00 EOP AOBOBOIOEOED | Stanley R. Bruton, Phm.B. the event of your recent marriage, and | § to wish you many years of happy | PORT PERRY CROPORORORRORIRROROROROROROPOPORORORORORO 100% 070,00 00, 0% 0% 0% 0% 0 o% $0 4% ¢% 4% o% a 4% 4% ¢ REPORT OF BETHEL S8CHQQL 8, 8. No, 13, Reach To Grade 7--Doris Stone 73.3%, To Grade 6--Ronald Wanamaker, 85%, (1st Class Hon.); Enid Clements 80%, (Hon.); Charles Harper, 77.3%, (Hon.); Grant Butt, 76.4% (Hon.); Paul Hlozan 73%. To Grade 5--Billy Rose 69% To Grade 4 -- Dorian Butt 76.1% (Hon.) To Grade 3--Kathleen Harper 71%; Roger Rose 61%. To Grade 2--Corinna Stone 72.9%; Bobby Rose 72.8%; Joyce Rose 71.2%; Merlinne Stone 69.3%; Elsie Harper 68.6%. G. May Real, Teacher. PROSPECT Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Webster and daughters, of Toronto, were week-end visitors at home of Mrs. G. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. S. Stevens, of Toronta, were holiday visitors at the Mrs, Geo. Smith home, Mr. and Mrs, R. Martin and children, Mr. and Mrs. G. Drinkle and daughter of Oshawa, were visitors at the Mrs. Frank Martin home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holliday and chil- dren, of Toronto, were holiday visitors at the 'Mrs, J. Holliday home. : We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wadge (nee Winnie Niddery), on their recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs. S. McDonald, of Ep- som and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonald and daughter, of Uxbridge, were Sun- day visitors at the Bruce Holtby home. Mrs. T. Vernon, of Newmarket, is the guest of Mrs. M. Munro. Mrs, H. Thorne, of Oshawa, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. W. Holtby, Mr. and Mrs, W. Holtby attended the Sunday, visitors at the home of Mr. I. Vernon, Misses Marion and Helen Conlin, of with their parents, FOR SALE Phone 179W. . 171 r 31, Port Perry. FOR SALE good working order. Perry. Paper Salvage paper. : and set it aside. later in the year. Mrs, Durham is spending a holiday | & with friends at Hamilton. ak Mr. and Mrs, M. Holliday and Mrs. | § E. J. Chambers, of Toronto, and Mrs. | | C. Cook, -of Winnipeg, were recent|§ 1 Live Hens--Chickens-- Live Hogs 3 | | SPRING LAMBS--VEAL CALVES | EG Due to selling direct to the consumer we can pay you y i MORE FOR YOUR FARM PRODUCE : Toronto, spent the holiday week-end ¥ One horse power Electric Motor. |% GOOD ROAD GRAVEL FOR SALE|¥ About ten acres or more. Good pit |g for stone crusher, near creek, good | road in, at Lot 8, Con. b, Reach. Phone | Potato Sprayer, 4 row, 40 gallon, in & : $25.00. Apply | to F. Ballard, Phone 171 r 81, Port 5 Don't destroy your waste | & Tie it up in bundles | There will |& be a Paper Salvage a little |# PRINCE ALBERT SCHOOL REPORT Results of June Examinations, Sept. standing, 1946, ) Passed High School Entrance on year's work--Fay Bonnell, Grade VIII--Joan Howey ,(Hon.), Shirley Smith, Reta Curl, Elva Bond, Doreen Doupe, Bobby Heayn. Grade VII--Shirley Vance (Hon.), Glenn Steinhoff. ' Grade VI -- Audrey Skerratt, Dor- othy Thompson. Grade V -- Allan Bonnell, Charlie Bailey, Maxine Skerratt, John Daupe. Grade JV -- Joan Guthrie (Hon.), Jackie Bailey, Carol Heayn, Lorne Wagg, Jimmy Bailey (R). Grade III--Dorothy Skerratt (Hon.) Raymond Doupe (Hon.), Barry Flet- cher, Beth Taylor, Alfred" Newnham (R). , Grade II--Tommy Bown, Meriam Bonnell, Mervin Bonnell, Raymond Bailey, Douglas Bonnell. Grade I -- Roland Robinson, Rose Bailey, Lee Reamabottom, David Thompson. Primary--Merna Skerratt, Everett Doupe, Jerry Bonnell, Grace Wilson, Norma Robinson.' Eunice M. Hunter, Teacher The pupils of Prince 'Albert Public School planned a very successful Sur- prise Party on Thursday evening, the 27th, in honour of their teacher's re- $ | this field and is well qualified to advise § | on any matters concerning this type 83 | of coverage. THE WHITE KITCHEN RESTAURANT SPECIAL NOTICE This Restaurant will close | every Wendesday, ALL Day Open All Day Sunday - Good Meals at all times Arthur Asher, Proprietor PRENTICE'S BEAUTY SALON with or without appointment. PERMANENT WAVES $1.95 and up SHAMPOO AND STYLED SETTING, ONLY 50¢c. : Phone 223, Port Perry ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. turn for the following year. A splen- did program was presented by the pupils aided by Mrs. Grant: Hunter as pianist, assisted by Mrs. Bill Heayn and Mrs. J. Munro. A tasty lunch was served under Mrs, C. Newnham's direction. A most enjoyable social time followed by music and dancing until midnight. On Friday afternoon, Jung 28th, the scholars, parents, teacher and friends of Prince Albert School Section en- joyed a picnic at Geneva Park. Swim- ming, ball games, sports and a sump- tuous plenic supper ware enjoyed by seventy-five happy folk, anniversary services at Greenbank on Hk iia THE BEST MARKET FOR YOUR FARM: PRODUCE : | PICKERING Laat! WHITBY, PHONE 836 -- - she {59090 A LL a a a A hhh Ah a sh BR 3 SA) wt KEINE For further particulars call or write ORO E0S0ROROIOROROR0EOROROIORONORORORORORORD ARREARS 090909090 ON IDPOBOB0OPOIOPOIOROILR0 90 0 SA St RE RA PET TTT He SR 0 GS FARMS, Lit ONTARIO DAY or NIGHT "t+" 2% +" + 5 +%s 3% 1" RRA S SESBOBORSEORSSSARLRIROAS OROBOBOES FULL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (Queen St.) Rev. Stanley Milley, Minister Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Evangelistic at 7 p.m. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. P. Taylor, Pastor 11.00 a.m.--Divine Worship 8.00. p.m.--Sunday School. 7.00 p.m.--Divine Worship. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Clifford Smith, Minister Sunday, July 7th-- v 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m. -- The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed. 7 a.m.--A meditation upon the Im- mortal Dreamer and his book, the 'story of Christian's Progress, from tht City of Destruction to .the Celestial City. A story of the Love of Christ, . CHURCH QF THE ASCENSION "tw: «..- ANGLICAN .i ..Rev, E. 2 Bruton, Rector. Sunday, July 7th-- 3rd Sunday after Trinity 10 a.m.--Sunday School, 11 a.m.--Holy Communion and sermon, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PORT PERRY Sunday, July 7th-- 10 a.m.--Sabbath School and Bible Class 11 a.m. -- Divine Worship. The pulpit will be aecupied by the In- terim Moderator, Rev. Mr, Mec- Diarmid, of Uxbridge. A full congregation is urged.' FOR SALE Large Wood Heater, will take large blocks of wood} in good shape. $8. Phone '171 r 3L _, Bioemsy 8mow. VALUD IN OsHAWA Bilt Smoking In The Loges THEATRE, OSHAWA Continuous Show Daily more Friday and. Saturday, " JULY 5 and 6 "Bell Bottom gee George" with GEORGE FORMBY. "Come out __ wd Ie ° 99 Fighting EAST SIDE KIDS Monday and Tuesday, JULY 8 and 9 "HOME IN INDIANA" with JUNE HAVER, and JEANNE CRAIN. . A é6 3 Of Fy «"Desperadoes" . with GLENN FORD and {RANDOLPH SCOTT. The above 'is an All-Color , 'Programme, % Wednesday and Thursday JULY 10 and 11 "Our Vines Have Tender Grapes" with MARG O'BRIEN and © EDW. G. ROBINSON 4 t BIG" A First Oshawa Showing with or HARRIET HILLIARD, A treat for your feet! Use Lloyd's i Corn 'and Callous Salve for prompt § 'relief, = 50c. at Lawrence's Drug Store. ae