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oS ara Dg i: om a ipuaisie & ~~ ow ag tee CN _-- Sn I % hareag a a ; » = WES > a A ) rower PES Sen San Wa A REE INR antl - : . Lg RX A AN i BERRY hua - or '. 4 --- mise, oh - Fleetwood Beare, Cragg ad Louise Wakely, tw sang a dust. the appreciation of the Sonfregation LOCAL 'NEWS Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hatper, left on Tuesday for a trip to Victoria, B.C. They expect to return somé time in April. We wish them safe journey and a pleasant holiday. Mr, James Read, Jr. of Oshawa, spent the week-end with his parents, in. Port Perry. . De La Salle Robert Johnston, of the week-end School, was home for with his parents. Bill Hayes who has been Teller at Pickering branch, Canadian Bank, of Commerce, has been transferred to Head Office. branch, Toronto. Miss Holon Hayes is spending her vacation with relatives in Detpoit and London, We Murs. are sorry to learn that ~ Arthur Asher had to undergo an op- eration in Port Perry Hospital. She is doing as well as can be expected. Mrs. M. M. Boyd, Gary and Dianne, spent. the week-end with friends in Toronto. Richard I. Cragg Harking back to the coming fea tireenbank, Lancashire, ling.; in 1834, to 'the Canadian Greenbank, with his three sons, Isaac, Timothy and David, one would expect to find more des- cendents. Among these are Edward Till, grandson of "Timothy and 3lake Cragg, a grandson of David. Isaac by lis scecond marriage to Miss. Smith; daughter of the first, hotelkeeper, had two sons Richard and George and four daughters, Anni¢ (Mrs, J. Wright) Francis (Mrs. Lene Parish), Clarissa Mrs, I. Wakely), Sarah Mrs. Merrett, of Vietorii, B.C .) is the only one new living. 4 Richard, born August 2nd; 1861 al- ways lived in Greenbank, until his de- Iebruary 17th, 194%... On Feb. 20th a largely attended me 'morial servicein his home was conducted by Rev. J. A. Miller, of Toronto, a frie 'nd ' r of long Saning assed by Rev. Wallace, a heyrémmins--will rest in the vault i oy lyde Memorial Chap- ¢l until i The pallbearers were Ryerson Beare, kK. Phair, John MacDonald, George Till, W. Wilson. His wife Abeagal Bell, predeceased him about a year ago, and he is mourned by one son Georgé Wilmott, M.D., superintendent of the St. Law- rence Sanitorium, Cornwall; Aletha with the T. Eaton Co.' Toronto; and Vera at home. Very beautiful floral tributes were from the family, Mrs. Sarah Merrett, the T. Eaton Co., the Board of Trus- tees and fhe executive staff of the St. Lawrence -Sanitorium. . A lover of rural life, Mr. Cragg was for many years a/most satisfactory employee of John Bears, Sr., Mr. I. Burnett, John Horne and others. Later he was very successful as a tenant on the R. Phair and the R. Flewell farms. He retired 26 years ago and remained in the village, He and a close friend, Robt, Michie, were fine examples of the possibility of remaining with the land and getting great joy out of life. Each endowed with fine native ability drank deeply of the streams of knowledge available from a good public school, helpful books, activity in the Sons'of Tem- perance and the Christian Church, neither had political ambitions but each acquired knowlédge and powers of debate which would have received 'marked recognition in any legislative assembly. Why do not the young pco- ple of today see the need of a better understanding of the problems of to- day, and ability to face these? Reference was made to a beautiful : pledge card distributed by the Sunday _--3chool in=1881, asking its signers te abstain from strong drink, the use of tobacco and profanity--not only did these two, but most of their compan- ions shape their habits 'of life along these lines. * In these days so marked by the excessive use of tobacco it is hard to believe that at one time the weed could not be bought in the. Per- king or Harrington stores at Green- bank, nor from Sam Baird at Saint- field, nor' Robert Thompson. at Sea- grave. There is a story that under the last store, years later, when doing some excavating a supply was found that had been buried for conscience sake, : > Ps i Vs eiginiants \ 7 YOUNG PEOPLE ASSIST IN PRE- SNES ASHE Atypa well-attended union service of the Manchester and Prospect congre- gations held in Manchester United Church on Sunday evening, February 16th, Young People representing both . Sl congregations told the story of the "United Church of Canada at work in China. Lantern slides illustrating the story as told by the Young People and. beautifully illustrated mn Slides were part of the service w vhich proved to be one of the most encouraging and helpful held in some time, : red and Doris Dearborn told ay in- teresting part of the narrative' and read an appropriate Scripture lesson, and Dorothy McCartney told an equal- ly interesting story of West China. Miss Mina Dobson and Mr, Coombe Mr. Young expressed The joint congregations heartily en- Jon the hymn singing ' from the 8 es, v { from| FREE Parking A FAMOUS PLAYBE, OSHAWA Phone 1011 THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED " Friday and Saturday "FEB. 28 and MARCH 1st 'She went to the Races' starring - JAMES CRAIG and FRANCES €¢IFFORD Tuesday, Wednesday, MARCH 3-4-5 DENNIS MORGAN and JACK CARSON in 'Two Guys "from Milwaukee' with JOAN LESLIE and JANIS PAIGE, You'll Hear the Commotion fram Ocean to Ocean aN w Monday, Days--Thursday to Sat. IN TEC HNICOL OR 'Gallant Bess' Eyes Examined Three supplied where necessary, at _reasonable prices, -- "I-R. BENTLEY * OPTOMETRIST TENDERS FOR BIDS FOR DEBENT URES The Corporation of Port Perry are offering for sale $8,000.00 in Dehen- tures for a- period of § years at the rate of 2% %. $1600 principal and interest, Tachi each year, ate of issue, March 1, 1947, . J. F. Raines, Clerk. Br 1.0. DoE. : Imperial Order Daughters of the Em- pire will be held at the Community Room, Public Library, on Monday, March 3rd, at 8 p.m.. Note the hour. ONTARIO COUNTY HOG PRODUCERS MEET A directors meeting was held in Ux- bridge on Feb. 18th, Mr. Harper New- man. presiding. There was- general discussion on way and means of im- proving the quality of hogs in County. It was decided to hold the annual meeting in Sunderland, March 24th, at 1.30 p.m. An outstanding speaker will be arranged for. There was "considerable discussion regarding the two cents that is being deducted from each hog sold; but the meeting finally concurred with a re- solution by the Grey County Associa- tion that the deduction per hog should be raised from 2e¢. to be. . Considerable discussion arose in re- gard: to premium on A-and=Bl car- casses. A vote was finally taken with the result that the meeting went on record recommending they- remain _as they are at present, The following delegates were ap- pointed to attend the Provincial meet- ing to be at thé Royal York Hotel, in Taranto, on Maréh 7th, at 10 a.m.-- Earl Howsam, Harper Newman, Wm, 'Heron, Heber Down, Russell Windatt, Ernest Crossland, Walter Groat, An: son Gerrow, "< + COME ONE, COME ALL This is what you have been waiting for folks! Another bi dance spon- gored by the P. P. . da Glasses complete, or-lenses only, | -- + The regular monthly meeting of the| - HEADQUARTERS : CARRIES on Our men and women back from the world battlefields often tell how 'the Red Cross was there to aid and com- fort them--oftentimes to save. their ~~ liyes. "Now the Red-Cross-asks those-----women~--an "who extended such solid support during the war years, to help keep the Red Cross strong in peace. : Today there are thousands of sick and disabled veterans who need the con- service--th Red Cross pled children's hospitals mus maintained and expanded. tinued help od friendship of theRed Cross. Isolated frontier communities need Outpost Hospitals and nursing eir only medical aid. i be 0 d-children- across- Canada ---- ee need the Blood Transfusion Bervice the Red Cross has started to supply, Will you continue to lend your help to sick and suffering humanity? The work is 'your work, Mrs. J. S. Mackarians, Phone 92 r 4 Jerri ff we coo cama = = PORT PERRY BAPTIST 'CHURCH Sunday-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Divine Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Servics followed by Hymnspiration, Wednesday at 4 p.m.--Children's Bible Story Hour, conducted by Mrs, Taylor. | 8 p.m.--Prayer meeting. All are Welcome FULL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (Queen St. Rev. Stanley Milley, Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Evangelistic at 7 p.m. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Sunday, March 2nd . 2.30 pm,--S dday Nehool 7.00 AE ie Worship Tuesday, March 4th, at 3 p.m. PRINCE, ALBERT CHURCH ~ Rev. Clifford Smith, Minister, - Mrs. A. Harper, Organist Mr. Snelling, choirleader Sunday, March 2nd--- 3 2 p.m.--Sunday School with classes for all ages. A cordial invitation is --extenc ed "to attend the Bible 5 late, 3 p.m~--Church service. Fr Av February 28th--- A community 'box social in Prince Albert School. : "I was glad when they said unto me . let us go into the House of God." PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH | Sunday, March [© 10 a.m. --Sunda 'School 11 a.m.~--The Primary Class-moets. 11 a.m--The- Spirit Within 7 pni~-Question and Answer, Short Slowship Hour d28turing Mr, Wesley Jackson, of Ajax. 2 p.m.--Junjor Choir practice Tuesday, March 4th at 3 pm. 'The Joman's Assodiation will meet with guest speaker, Mrs. Anne Farmar Boyd. Ministry of Mubjo--Mr: Ww. C Foster, CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Rector: Rev. G. Bruton, B.A. March 2nd--2nd Sunday in Lent 11 a. m==Holy Communion and __ ; Sermon. 2.30 m--Sunday School. Midweek Lenten Se Thursday at 8 p.m. NOTIC ry March 14th, is the gate; the place iH Port Perry High School, Discs Js ments. Dress optional. 'See bills' for further parieiars, ye id ET Pda, CE Anybody wanting Canned Chicken, place your order now or a s%0n W as possible. flald, Phone 93 1, Pi nel, a ¥ THE. CHURCHES| Meeting of Ladies" Aid at the Manse| VISIT THE SEBERT Served from 12,30 to 2.00, 'Tomato Juice - Roast Pork. p cv Bo Boiled or Ma Buttered Turnip Apple Pie Pineapple Pie 202080209080808080808080S0MDEOS0S0S0E0S00EOR0OROROROROROSOROROSOSOR0R0S : : Tea SHOROBBOSOBOISAOPCAOSISOBOBLSTIOIAORD ~~ ARDLEY yy ARDLEY 491-3-5 ST. PATRICK'S SUPPER Remember the date--March 17th, in St. John's Preshyterian Church. Bring a friend. MRS. WILKINSON Ear Following the weekly Choir Practice in St, John's Presbyterian Church last Thursday evening, Mrs, N. Wilkinson entertained the members of the choir and members of thy Church, with their Wives and mothers, who had - served in the last war. Community binging: ganies and contests had been arrange and 'were enjoyed by all. The ho tess served dainy refreshments. Words of preciation and thanks were extend- go Mts.: Wilkinson by Mr. Winn, on behalf of the Choir, and Dr. M, B, Dymond, be alf of the members of A very: pe asant Tio that the Armed Forces. .|evening was brought to a cl Jie Laing of "Blest Be the FOR CHOICE FOODS EXCELLENTLY / PREPARED - SUNDAY DINNERS--$1,00 Our Menu for this Sunday, March 2nd: : Cream of Celery Soup HE Roast Chicken with Dressing Prime Rib Roast of Beef, Cotles | ih Re 4%, 0 0% 4% 4% 0303200: 250:0%:2 PERK UP FOR HOUSE sii stots a ea es va mn wate ae ew ew aH p.m. 6.30t07.00 p.m. Tropical Salad Applesauce Horse Radish ne Steak shed Potatoes Creamed Corn * Hot Mincemeat Pie Ice Cream-and Cake - E: Se a a Sa a AR RRR t E5235 SPRING with an' CTE LOVELY NEW SUIT COAT OR DRESS COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES AND COLORS FROCKS ANFORTH AVE, near Logan, Phone GE, 1575 5 1A } TORO NTO, ONT. & £ 3 ATHS RAYMES-_At Boyt Perry, Ont, Thursday, February 20th, 1947, Mary Jane Hope, in his 96th year. day, Februar Ann Rennie, Jeremiah Henry, in her 91st year. IN MEMORIAM my dear: husband; who passed away February 26th, 1046. Upright and just in all his ways, days. 'bora, no more, Machine Shop John i Raymes, beloved husband of the late | HENRY--At Blackstock, on Thurs- |B Y: 20th, 1947, Margaret | $2 eloved wife of the late i JACKSON--In loving memory of y Wm. J, Jackson,|} Faithful and true to the end of his |@ Ini silence he suffered, in Patience he g d CR SE Sore News | You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store. ADRIENNE Face Powder es rare hon ROUGO .ovovvivrs eves vo vnnrinis suninns +10 Perfume ................. . 35¢. and .75 Face Creams ....... eA eciirey «8 Astringent ......... coiniin o18. ~ Liquid Skin Softener .......... Glamourize with distinctive cosmetic preparations. " Face Powder .... peed VITA RAY enn $L18 ROUGE vivviinvsisisinninins vs 3 ssnininn 1,25 Lipstick .....vciiinns + sans inns OR28 "Galivanting Cologne csi 1,60 Vidafilim Sones vocnierncnnnnres 2,00 Balsam Freshener ......... 1.75 * 'Grapefruit Cream ........a. 2.25 A. "PHONE 49 - M. LAWRENCE 1780 Rexall Soo PORT PERRY TAYLORS' RESTAURANT FULL COURSE MEALS LIGHT LUNCHES . SANDWICHES ICE CREAM FILMS We close ALL DAY Sunday DR. ED. BAILEY VETERINARY SURGEON Uxbridge and Port Perry Phone 127, Uxbridge Reverse charges on all phone calls to me. - ch W. A. Satigiter DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office Upstairs, over .C. Sleep's, Insurance Office. PRENTICE'S BEAUTY SALON -- J NEW SCHEDULE OF PRICES * Commencing January 20th FINGER WAVE ...... ccmmivone 50 PLAIN - SHAMPOO .......... 25 OIL SHAMPOO ..:.... 50 UIL TREATMENT -....iivnn 1.50 PERMANENT ------ WAVES $1. 95 and up . Phone 228, | Port Perry Ae Eh 'THE WHITE KITCHEN | RESTAURANT SPECIAL NOTICE This Restaurant will close ;| every Wendesday, ALL Day Open All Day ~ Sunday Good Meals at all times BUSES STOP HERE The Colonial, Collacutt and DeNure '| Buses will make their regular stops at ¥| Asher's Restaurant on and after Feb. 3 | 1at, 1947, NOTE--While the Testaurant will 8 be closed all day each Wednesday, the % doors will be open to travellers at bus Arthur Asher, Proprietor ee 'Moved NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS in the former: {| SWITZER BLACKSMITH SHOP azAll-kinds of. Electrical and Meohanical Repairs to household appliances ~All makes and sizes of Eleotrio Motors repair- od and Reoonditioned. Small Motors for sale. Small Gasoline Engines for Sale, STAN. CAUSLEY, Proprietor IN values means adjustment of SUKANCE Are your policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may be, cowsult HW. EMMERSON Phone 41 Pert Perry WwW. J. KiNG Chiropractor 'and Druglesg Therapist : ~ UXBRIDGE. ONTARIO King and Cedar Streets Phone 138 | _Broomsr Smow VaLum m OsmAWA THEATRE, OSHAWA Continuous Show Daily Friday and Saturday, ] FEBRUARY 28 - MARCH 1 starring FAY EMMERSON and ZACHARY SCOTT, in 'Danger Signal' Added--First Oshawa showing: "Silver Stallion" Monday and Tuesday MARCH 3 and 4 "First Oshawa Showing _ The sensational Jap @xposure-- "Samuria" -- Plus -- GAIL RUSSELL, DIANNA LYNN and DOROTHY GISH, in "Our Hearts are Young & Gay" | Wednesday, Thursday, Friddy; MARCH 5- 6- 7. DENNIS. MORGAN DANE CLARK, FAY EMMERSON, i "The Very Thought of You "ADDED ie JON HALL, EVELYN ANKERS . .in- the qo 31 siad "Invisible Man's =. Revenge" BRUTON'S DRUGSTORE TE Max Factor Coloir HARMONY MAKE-UP Lipstick . ris cnie s+ $1.86 Face Powder ........76¢, and $1.35 i Rouge ......... ; ' NN J6 fl Pan-Cake Make Up .......$1.75 Cleansing Créam .......... 8 WAMPOLES EXTRACT The year round tonic........$1.00° g 2 VICEROY HOT WATER BOTTLES, ...99¢, $1.09, $1.79 ~ CHARM-KURL, Permanent { Wave tis MEAT TE : Till God called Kim home to suffer|§ a Sadly missed by Wife and Family. COME TO PRINCE ALBERT UNITED CHURCH, SUNDAY AT 300 P.M. . Phone 16 Stanley R. eweon, Phm.B. PORT PERKY