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- p 1 -- Po O'KEEFE, # PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1946 BROCK THEATRE Phone 618, WHITBY AIR CONDITIONED DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Thursday, Friday and Saturday, JULY 4-5-6 Two shows at 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday Matinee at 1.30 "DOLL FACE" VIVIAN BLAINE, PERRY COMO, CARMEN MIRANDA starring Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, JULY 8-9 410 Last Complete Show 'at 8.15 "CORNERED" starring DICK POWELL and WALTER SLEZAK Plus an ADDED Attraction "Senorita from the West" starring ALLAN JONES and BONITA GRANVILLE Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, JULY 11-12-13 "TANGIER" starring MARIA MONTEZ, . SABU, and ROBERT PAIGE. (The firm of Greer & Humphreys ls dissolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24Y; Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office oa Tuesday, and Thursday afterncon of each week, or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry. Phone 94 ARTHUR W. S. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office om Wednesday morning and Friday afterncoa of each week, or by appointment. Blong Block, Port Perry. Phome 25 W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Office Upstairs, over C. Sleep's Insurance Office. DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON office equipped for X-RAY WORK Over Bell Telephone Office, Queen St., Port Perry Phones: Office 68w; DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG | DENTIST Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber Shop. Phone 237, Res. 215 Port Perry DR. ED. BAILEY VETERINARY SURGEON Uxbridge and Port Perry Phone 127, Uxbridge Reverse charges on all phone calls to me, UXBRIDGE YOUTH for CHRIST . CHRIST x YOUTH for Ch pC for CHRIST i TO ATTEND 1! Do not miss out on the last two summer rallies, ® DON VEITCH. R.C.N.V.R Master of Ceremonies at both rallies ® WILLIS HUNKING, of O wen Sound, "Boy preacher of Western Ontario" @® 3yr. old CAROLINE JEFFRIES plays the medicine bottles plus Lively Singing of favorite songs SAT. 8.30 p.m. (D.S.T.)--Music Hall Sponsored by Uxbridge Ministerial . Association NEXT WEEK-- Choir from Scugog Island Myrtle Station Below is a list of the successful pupils in the recent Public School ex- aminations: 'Grade 7--Margaret Johnson (Hon.), Doris May Heron (Hon.),Lila Cryder- man, Carol Ash, Jim Hamilton, Dor- othy Vallieres, Arthur Cryderman. Grade 6 -- Carol Lunney (Hon.), Phyllis Duff, Kenneth Heron, Blanche Taylor. Grade h--Velva Johnson, Harry Ash Grade 4--Ivan Duff (Hon.), Doreen Cryderman, Barbara Johnson, Maxine Carnochan, Donald Stevens. Grade 3--Charles Ash. Grade 2--Bernice Harbron (Hon.), Kathryn Hamilton, Viola Ramsey, Susanne Appleton, Lucille Carnochan, Gordon Grant, Grade 1--Mary Stevens, Allen Car- nochan, Douglas Ash, Donald Cook. "Mr. S. Saywell's message on Sunday morning was well chosen and in keep- ing with Dominion Day. Serving our " King, community, our Church; lending our substance, all go to the making of our patriotism; but the challerige in the discourse was: Seek to be not only a patriot but a Christian patriot. Mr. George West, of Ashburn will occupy the pulpit for the next three Sundays at 11 a.m. "The date has been set for a pi¢nic-- Thursday, July 11. The place--Lyn- brook Park, if available; Greenwood Park is the second choice. However, you will all be notified in plenty of time. "You" means all of you in this community, We will meet at the church at 1 pm, A truck will be there to take a load and those who have cars are asked to be prepared to take along some of the picnickers who have no other way of going. Each family attending the picnic is expected to provide a basket of eats. A com- mittee is preparing a programme of sports, Miss Florence Lunney of Toronto was with her brother Russell and his family last week and returned home on Monday evening with her sister, Miss Margaret Lunney who was down for the week-end and holiday. Miss T. M, E, Nash and Miss Cora Harvey, of Oshawa, were Sunday) guests of Mrs, Harold Stredwick. Mr. William Moore, Murray Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Horne, of Hawkestone; Miss Mary Eyers g Miss Fern Hawke, of Barrie; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eyers, of Toronto, were visitors with Albert and Mrs. Eyers during the past week. "Fire of undetermined origin de- stroyed-one of the barns on the Gordon Hodgson Farm, on Sunday morning. Brooklin Fire Brigade was. called and with the aid of neighbors, the other buildings were saved. Mr. Lorne Johnson, Oshawa, spent Dominion Day with his mother, Mrs. A. Johnson and his brothers Donald and Elmer... On his return he took with him his niece, Margaret Johnson '| who will spend this week at her uncle's home. Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper of Cadillac, Que., motored down for Sun- day and the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Cooper, Mrs, C. Black (Beulah) and baby Donna, of Oshawa, also spent Sunday with her parents. The new C.P.R. stock pens have been much improved in their appearance by a heavy coat of whitewash. Miss Beatrice Denison, of Toronto, enjoyed the week-end and holiday at the home of her parents, Wilbur and Mrs. Denison. A moving van carried the household effects of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams to. their home in Toronto on Monday morning, Mr, and Mrs, Wililams fol- lowed in their car. Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Mastéfs are holidaying this week at a point on Rice Lake. Sixty friends of Mrs. Harold Stred- wick from Oshawa, Maple Grove and our village, sat down to a picnic sup- per spread on tables set up on the lawn, on Thursday evening, Straw- berries and cream provided a most de- licious dessert, Each person brought his or her own plate, cup and saucer, knife, spoon and sugar. A happy so- cial time was 'much enjoyed while at the tables. After the dishes were washed, a folding organ, brought for the occasion, was set up and averyone Residence 68] | The Best the Market Offers Your Phone Orders Receive Careful Attention PLACE YOUR NO MOVING PARTS, NOTHING TO WEAR OUT. DELIVERY SOON Servel Refrigerators Buy years of trouble free Service, in Refrigeration. NO NOISE, ORDER NOW! Port Perry, Ont. ROBERTSON ELECTRIC (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE) Phone 179w Choice Meats at all Times WE BUY AND SELL THE BEST Phone 72w, W. E. MacGREGOR, BUTCHER PORT PERRY joined heartily in a sing song. When it was time to go home a vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. Stredwick and there was a suggestion made of it becoming an annual affair as it had been such a success. Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Cook (nee Bradley) arrived back on Thursday after a happy honeymoon spent at Maple Lake, in Haliburton county. They remained for the week-end with the Hugo Bradley family and returned to Toronto where thay will Highs their home. Misses Geraldine Moore and Gwen illiams of Toronto, were week-end nd holiday guests of the Harold Ham- tons. Mr. Danter, of Mimico, and Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Kukhta, of Toronto, were I'with the William Ash family over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamilton, of Toronto, have rented part of Mrs. Innis Grant's house and moved in last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Downey, Virginia and: Linda, of Toronto, were with the Oscar Downey's on Sunday. Linda is remaining with her grandparents for a couple of weeks. Mr. Walter Collier wishes to thank his Myrtle neighbors and Brooklin Fire Brigade .for their assistance in putting out and preventing the spread of fire which destroyed one of the building on the property on which he ig living. Only for their kindness and the hard work of carrying water, the damage would have been much more serious. . Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Wilson were in Hamilton on Sunday and Monday. The city was gaily decorated in honour of its 100th anniversary. Many of the lovely floats depicted pioneer days of the city and district and were Really lovely. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Hamilton and Kathryn motored to Wingham on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr. Hamilton's -uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Victor Hudgin and Patsy of Toronto, were with his mother, Mrs. H, Hudgin, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Harrison and Bobby arrived home on Monday even- ing after a holiday in pastern Ontario. Mrs. Harrison and Bobby visited with her people at their home near Perth, while Gordon enjoyed some fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Cryderman and Beverley _were with relatives in Sutton over the week-end. Wedding bells are ringing--rather loudly, too! Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Cooper and children of Toronto, were with the W. J. Cook.family on Dominion Day. Mrs. Jim Lee and daughters, of Greenbank, were with Mr. and Mrs. Cook on Sunnday at the tea hour. Other members of the Bavidly called during the day. Do your cows have Garget or Mas- titis? Do they fail to breed? Do you have deciency abortion. Have your salves got scours? Is your herd un- thrifty? Use Finn's Dari-min, Super Minerals, and S.E.S. tablets and feed Finn's Cattle Tonic to avoid these pro- blems. PORT PERRY HATCHERY Finn's manufacture a definite treat- ment for definite live stock problems. Your dealer -has the information, call and discuss your problems with him. Follow directions, no lesser amounts will do the job. Advise him if they fail, PORT PERRY HATCHERY # brio | Consdisa ROP. & Onterie Accredited RHODE ISLAND REDS Areal b devoted pechvabval A EMO a J £3 ORGiAL ed Cicer DREEDING STOCK POR SALE MOW . BAST CBCES FOR SALE 0 SEASON Home of "Red lody" One of the World's ues Highest Official be RE AR LEE YA Record ROP. Hens PORT Peay 344 Egga . . . 385 Days rte FOR SALE Good sturdy late Cabbage and Cauliflower plants. Apply to Sam Arnold, Prince Albert, 246 r 2, Port Parry. FOR SALE 16 pigs weighing about 76 pounds each. Apply to Alvin Heayn, Phone 117 r 13, Port Perry, R.R.3. FOR SALE 3-burner Anchor Coal Oil Stove with oven, $10 complete. Apply to Mrs, George Mitchell, 1 mile south of Utica, FOR SALE 7 acres Timothy Hay on Simcoe Street, Port Perry. Phone 26 for par- ticulars. -- FOR SALE International Rake Tooth Hay Load- er, in good working condition. Apply to Maurice Fralick, R.R.3, Port Perry, Phone 84 r 12, WANTED By Christian young couple, 2 or 3 unfurnished rooms with conveniences. Phone 286, Port Perry or apply at Star Office. FOR SALE NEW POTATOES by the basket. F. W. Bradley, Port Perry, Phone-74R. FOR SALE Dry mixed summer wood. ' 4 lengths foot wood delivered for $10.00 a cord. Harvey Malcolm, Janetvilla, julyd SAREE TF ELIT AIGA SEE, ye F. W. BROCK & SON Summer Is Here! These are the Days for | Relaxation. These are the days for Swim Suits, for Sandals, and all the accessories in dress for life in the open. These are the days, too, when the cook takes a vacation, and you discover = how rich and appetizing are the prepared foods that you can find in our Grocery Department. You will be surprised and pleased at the variety and good quality of the the merchandise we offer you in Drygoods and Groceries. Shopping at BROCK'S is pleasing, easy and economical. By the way, if you live in Port Perry, our Telephone Number is--43. NOTICE and Mechanical Repairs to household appliances All makes and sizes of Electric Motors repair- od and Reconditioned. Small Motors for sale. Small Gasoline Engines for Sale. Jacks for Sale. STAN. CAUSLEY, TAYLORS' ICE:CREAM and Sandwich Parlor CIGARETTES, ces TOBACCOS FILMS We close ALL DAY Sunday Week Days 8 a.m --10 p.m. 8a.m.--11p.m, Jimmy Taylor, Billy Taylor, Jr. Proprietors : Saturdays A W. J. KING Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist UXBRIDGE. ONTARIO King and Cedar Streets Phone 138 FOR SALE Quantity of Buckwheat for salé.. App 1 C. Middleton, 1 mile east Blackstock, Phone 172 r 21, J20 Rising values means aajustment of INSURANCE Are your policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance, needs may be, consult H.W. EMMERSON Phone 41 All kinds of Electrical |} Electric of Gasoline Drive Pump |} Proprietor i Port Perry is free from any fire hazard. batts or loose in bags. install. *, 1, oY by > 2! 2 5 %! hy 4, 2 po °s, £3 3! 2 , £3 *! 2 po rs £3 po 2 (3 £3 "8, £8 (3 £8 * by oh, * bh RS *. ' | oF o g proof.. THESE PRODUCTS WE F. E. Reesor PERE RERE RLS Ifill is processed to permit a minimum circulation of air. It has the greatest resistance to the conduction of heat and § GYPROC WOOL The insulation made of spun rock. Comes in 3 and 4 inch Moisture and fire proof. FIBREEN A building paper which is Tough, Waterproof and Wind- The building paper with a thousand uses. NOW HAVE ON HAND. ORDER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. REESOR'S FUEL & LUMBER Phone 73w LA EA AA LAA SO A ATR A AL A INSULATION i » FIBRE-FILL ¥ Gives you more effective insulation at far less cost. Fibre- i 4 y £2 rh i 0 nasy to F. G. Reesor a 0000e0 This letter from Principal Cornish was given to the Public School pupils as they left for Summer Holidays. Girls and Boys: Those wonderful days have come at last. Summer Holidays, the days when you will be able to play and play and play. You have worked hard and well at school all year, you have earned these long delightful vacation days. The fresh air, sunshine and outdoor exercise will help you keep well next winter. We, your teachers, hope that these holidays will be just crammed full of fun every day and may they be the most pleasant ones you have ever had. However, in spite of the fact that you will not be with us at school we will still be thinking of you and just befora you leave us we would like to remind you about some of your SAFETY RULES. July and August are holiday months but they are also accident months, so will you read these over once in a while? You might remove the lower section and place on your bedroom dresser. 1. Highway traffic will be heavy so Stop! Look! and Listen! 2. If you cannot swim go in shallow ob BP 51 EEA HONS SI A SUMMER HOLIDAYS water. : 3. Never try to find out who can swim the farthest. 4, Wait for an hour after meals be- fore you go swimming and never go alone. . 6. If you can't swim stay out of boats unless an adult is with you. 6. In case of an accident to your chum run fast and tell somebody. 7. Canoes are always treacherous. 8. Stealing rides on vehicles is very dangerous. 9. Use bicycles properly. Know the traffic rules and regulations. 10. Always play games streets, 11. Never point a gun at anyone. Always treat it as being loaded. 12. Don't drink water unless you know it is pure. 13. Don't play with matches, any- time. 14. Don't play with knives or other sharp instruments. Pointed sticks are dangerous, 16. If a dog bites you, go to a doctor immediately. Ke 16. Never throw stones at your playmate, you many kill him, PLAY SAFELY ALWAYS! off the ie SATIN wr i ST NS Lan . 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