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¢ _ § Ane SIR iE TN SIR TS nell : gree ga > NTRS Ea TAT STRATE VY Tia EXTEN & Dati ny FARRER E CATTLN BA X34 IRVN | . N os ' \ "ta Ls » ' AST UF te 16 BA a A ' "i ' . ity Supplement to the Port Perry Star, Thursday, July 11, 1946 CANADA is YOUR business You may never sell Gas to U.S. motorists 'S TOURIST BUSINESS Tourist money spreads around. The garage man, the grocer, the farmer-- everybody benefits directly or indi- rectly. The tourist industry is profitable business--vorth protecting. Especially this year when the impression American visitors take back with them will influ- ence Canada's tourist industry through all the years to come. CANADIAN TRAVEL BUREAU Deparimeat of Trade & Commerce, Ottawa + PROSPECT Miss E. Dodd, of Port Perry, spent the week-end with her friends, Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock. : Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Cochrane spent a day recently with Mr, and Mrs. Keith Crozier, Scugog. Mr. and Mrs. H. Walker, of 'ltica, were visitors at the E. Diamond home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Martin and daughter, of Kirkland Lake, were re- cent visitors at the Mrs. F. Martin home. Miss Jean McClintock has taken a trip to the West to visit with friends. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wadge left last Thursday for their home at Roland, Manitoba. Before leaving the Pro- spect community presented Mrs. Wadge (nee Winnifred Niddery) with a beautiful silver service. We wish for them many happy years of wedded bliss. [J Mr. and Mrs. James Young, of Osha- wa, were dinner guests at the Mrs. G. Smith home. Mrs, E. Diamond, Mrs. McMaster, of Greenbank, and Mrs. H. Walker, Utica, were recent visitors at tha C, Grills' home in Columbus. The Prospect and Manchester Sun- day Schools motored to Greenwood Park last Saturday and spent an en- Joyable afternoon. Mrs, Frank Martin and daughter, Mrs. Floyd Oviatt and Mr, Oviatt, of Kirkland Lake, are motoring this week to Saskatchewan to visit with relatives. . Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Raymond, of To- 'ronto, are spending a holiday at the H. Martyn home. Mrs. E. Mitchell is a visitor at the William Holtby home, : Mrs. E. J. Chambers, of Toronto, is a visitor with Mrs. R. Vernon. Mrs, F. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Vernon and daughter, attended the Crosier picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Q. Samells, Scugog. p-- SCUGOG - The invitation is still good to attend Church and Sunday School. The children's story told by Mr. Leach was about a pin, and in his remarks men- tioned that every thing needs a head to keep them in order, especially our homes and our country, The choir have several invitations to sing. But we should be interested in their singing in the basement at 11.30 each Sunday morning. The W.A. supper has been cancelled for July, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson on the birth of a little daughter, a sister for George and David, on Friday, July 5th, 1946. Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick, on the birth of a daughter, on Friday, July 5th, a sister for Linda, A presentation of kitchenware was held on Tuesday evening in the Town- ship hall for Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carter. After dancing was enjoyed for a few hours, the following addrees was read by Ralph Milner: Dear Irene and Alan, -- Again we have assembled in this hall to honour another popular young couple of Scugog. We extend to you our sin- cere congratulations and best wishes on your recent marriage and to assure you of the high regard, esteem and af- fection we entertain for you both, and to wish you many years of happiness together, Neither of you are strangers to us, You both lived all your lives in this locality. Alan, during the years of your youth and young manhood, we have always found you willing to be of service to others. Your cheerful and pleasant manner have won you many friends. You have our admiration for the stand you took in serving your country in the war just ended. Irene, your friendly disposition and courteous manner have endeared you to us all. Our contact with you has always been one of happy association. Our mem- ory goes back to the time when your public school days were ended and it seems only the other day that you finished your high school course and began your training. Then ultimately, the time of your graduation came. Now another milestone is passed. On many occasions of this kind where a presentation is made, it is unfortu- nate that the recipients ars about to leave the community; but we are hap- py to know that you are staying here and establishing your home in our midst, We feel that you will be worthy citizens. As a small token of our apprecia- tion and esteem, we ask you to accept these gifts, Here is hoping all your plans work out And every dream come true; Through all the days, and months, and years That lie ahead of you. A grand collection of white and red graniteware was then placed before them on the table; also a few other useful things, Words of thanks were expressed by the happy couple, A shower of confetti then followed and all sang for they are jolly good fel- lows. Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Aldred, of To- ronto, and their son Russell and his wife, of Washington, D.C., enjoyed a motor trip down to Scugog Island on Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent, of Toronto, spent a pleasant week-end with their friends Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pogue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reader visited their cousins, Mr, and Mrs, E. Horn, at Hampton, on Sunday. Miss Shirley Hope is spending this week with her brother Ray in Reach. Mrs. Stephen of Saskatchewan is enjoyign a few weeks with her daugh- ter Mrs. Donald Gerrow. Miss Norma Fines is spending her holidays helping Mr. Gordon McKee in the store at Port Perry. Mr, Eddie Kayes of Oshawa, spent a pleasant week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Martyn, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Williams, of Reach, visited their daughter Mrs. Laverne Martyn, on Sunday, Port Perry, accompanied her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Crozier, on a motor trip for the past week. Mr. Billie May, of Toronto, is spend- ingi his holidays with his aunt Mrs. S. Rodman, Mrs. Hubert Long visited her cousin Mrs. Joe Dowson, on Saturday. Mr, Ray Hobbs and Mr. David Moore good to the gardens; but it held haying and the threshing of green peas, Eden, Mr. Norman Crozier and son Bob, are building a new shed in the Township Hall yard for Scugog's new truck and snow plow. Mr. Alan Hope is spending this week with his cousin, Mr. Roy Hope, in Reach. , Little Miss Linda Fralick is enjoy- ing a good time with her cousin Miss Yvonne Milner. Myrtle Station Mr. George West of Ashburn, oe- cupied the pulpit on Sunday morning and brought a good practical message to his congregation. He will preach next Sunday also, in the absence of Mr. Saywell who is taking a much needed rest. We very much regret that Patsy Lunney's name was omitted last week when writing the results of the public school examinations. Patsy passed from Grade 7 to Grade 8. Miss Mary Ross, of Port Perry, visited with Myrtle friends on Thurs- day, Mr. A. E. Ramsey is on tha job again after a forced rest. Mrs. Harry Barker, of Toronto, spent a couple of days last week with her sister, Mrs. Wilbur Denison, Mrs. Harvey Webster and children, Blackwater, visited on Tuesday of last weak with her aunt, Mra. A. Parrinder. Mrs. R. Spencer, of Perth and Miss E. Brown, of Peterboro, were guests of Miss Viola Lewis from Friday until Monday. Mrs. Cecil Walsh and Miss Nancy Walsh arrived home last week from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunt and Miss Amy Hunt of West Hill, wera guests on Sunday evening of Myrtle friends. Dr, and Mrs. H, Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Laurie and Linda,® Mr. and, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Northey; Mr. and Mrs. H. Northey and Douglas, Mr, B. J, Stredwick, Jack and Carolyn, all of Oshawa; Mrs. E. B, Hogle and Mra. George Hayss, Gary and Donna, of Columbus; Mrs. W. Draper, of Brooklin; Mrs. B. L. Pherrill and Mrs, Harold Grant, of Montreal, were visit- ors and callers during the past week at the home of Mrs. Harold Stredwick. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Duchemin and little daughter Joy, of Toronto, apant Thursday. Mrs. William Jeffrey visited her daughter Mrs. M. Bailey, at Epsom, recently, Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett, of | Mr, John L. Sweetman, Mr. Tom | the week-end and Monday with the D, | Duchemin family. The Elwood Masters are home again after a pleasant holiday spent at Har- wood, on Rice Lake. Mrs. Hawlay, of Oshawa, visited on Monday with her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Valliers. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Watson and little daughter Janet, of Agincourt, were down on Sunday with Mrs. Wat- son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wil- son. Mrs, H. G. Murray and baby Neil returned home on Sunday evening after a happy three weeks spent with her parents at their home in Hamilton. The George Butsons of Greenbank, were down during the past week and "did some gardening on their property here. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Bryant, of Oshawa, and sons Melford and Wesley and little grandson, Jim, were callers on Saturday evening at the Clarence Harrison hone. * Jim Lawrence is building a house on "the north end of the Lawrence farm, facing the Wolfe property. Elwood Masters is improving the appearance of his house with a fresh coat of white paint and a blue trim, G-- PRINCE ALBERT be a combined service of the Sunday School and Church, to which all are are busy with their trucks drawing the invited. Please remember the time for green peas to the threshing machine. | this special service is at two thirty. The showers on Monday did a lot of [It will also be floral Sunday. The following Sunday will be Temperance. {Our pastor, Rev. W. C. Smith's holi- days begin the latter part of July, in whose absence, Rev, W. P, Rogers, of Bowmanville, will occupy the pulpit. Mr. and Mrs. George Bernie, of To- ,ronto, visited their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Birnie last week. « Mr. and Mrs. L. Bond and daughter, Mrs. A. Brown, also baby Larry, visjt- ed Mr. ad Mrs. H,L Wagg, who are holidaying at a cottaga on Rice Lake. Miss Polina White, of Balsam, was , the guest of Mrs. Groupe last Thurs- day. ' | Mrs. L. Smith is spending awhile at her home here. K Mrs, Fanny Ireland and Mrs. Henry Doubt, of Oshawa, were in the village last week calling on friends. Mr. I. T. Knight was also in the vil lage looking for a house to rent. Denice and Edward Regan, of To- ronto, \are spending two weeks with their gkandparents Mr. and Mra, W. Regan. Miss days. Mr. F. ung spent last week in Toronto with\his family. Mr. Wm. Taylor spent a week's holi- days in Toronto last week. Milton Heayn and Leonard Bond en- joyed a motor trip to Rice Lake on Sunday, Mrs. Sparkhall of Scarboro, was at her house here a few days last week. ---- dearer GREENBANK Rev. Mr, Kendall, Lumsden, Sask., and sister, Mrs, Scott, of Scarboro, visited Mr, and Mrs. J. Phoenix one day last week. ! Miss Verna Phoenix, of Regina, Sask., is holidaying with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Phoeni} Mr. and Mrs. R. Torry (nee Gladys Butcher) and brother W, Butcher, of California, called on frie ds on Mon- day. The monthly meeting of the W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs, Howard McMillan on Tuesday aftlarnoon. low is in Toronto for a few DIED ; MOUNCE--On Monday, July 8th, 1946, Charles Llewellyn 67th year. Beloved husbéind of Clara Morris of Port Perry, dear father of Winnifred (Mrs. Slavik),} Gwen (Mra, A, 8. Armour), Lilian| (Mra. Jean Cowan), Agnes (Mra, C, Etches), and brother .of Thomas M, Mdunce. ment at Picton en Wedndaday, ounce, in his Next Sunday, July 14th, there will Inter-- a AR a 3 L3 | i 4 ' id he H . fl RIOR BN. 4 { i sae DEN IN Ets ds A i