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For # Aga a A npg TE TO nF oe ---- NA o ty es WE vd aT Poe ™ JY Le Ri © A « * with her friend, Mrs. LOCAL NEWS Mr. J. C. Wilson, wife and daugh- ters, of Regina, were in Port Perry, on Wedntsday renewing acquaintances. Mr. Wilson was a resident of Port Perry some fifty-one years ago. He was a son of John, William Wilson, 8 "traveller. Dr. James Galbraith and Miss Mc- Kee, of Orillia, visiting Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Baird over the week-end. » RE a, ACTIVE IN BANKING FOR 30 YEARS Active in the banking business for 30 years, James 5. Doyle, retired manager, died at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital, atter a prolonged illness, He had been a resident of 'l'oronto since his retirement in 1939, Born in Brock Township, Mr. Doyle attended Uxbridge High School and rort Perry Model School. After teach- mg a few years, he entered the service of the Western Bank at Pefferlaw, later becoming manager. Continuing with the bank following amalgamation with the Standard, and eventually the Canadian- Bank of Commerce, Mr, Doyle was manager also of branches at Wellesley, St. Clement's, New Ham- burg and Brechin, -While - at New Hamburg ~he--was .member of the hockey team executive, and during residence in Brechin was -un enthusiastic supporter of the Sun- derland baseball team. He was a member of St. Basil's Roman Catholic Church and tormerly associated with the Knights of Columbus. EVA CO. SH CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION An age-old Knglish custom "will be observed in the Anglican Church, on Sept. 21st, Sunday next. Lvery year at this time the church. summons her people together to give thanks to God tor the blessings of the Harvest. Special emphasis is placed upon the products of the soil, but at the same time. we all have countless blessings for which to give thanks, whether it be good crops; or good health, or educa- tion and so on. All the congregation bring their flowers, vegetables, fruits and grain and decorate the church for the occasion. 'T'his is a reminder to us all that whit we have is actually a ~ direct. gift from God. -- "I'he services of Thanksgiving for the harvest will consist of a celebra- tion of the Holy Communion at 11 o'clock, and a special Harvest service at 7 o'clock. The fine old traditional Harvest Music will have its promin- ence. The rector from St. Chad's Church, 'l'oronto, our Parish Partner congregation, the Reverend Dr. G, H. Johnson, M.A., D.D,, will be in charge of the evening service, while the local rector, the Rev. Ii. G. Bruton, will be at St. Chad's. Let us all keep the fine spirit of Harvest and be on hand Sunday to offer thanks and praise to God, GREENB ANK - On Sunday last, Rev. A. Johnson, of Toronto, delivered a fine sermon, The Temperance Questions of To-day". Mr. and "Mrs, Harry Phoenix left last Sunday for a trip by motor to Halifax. Miss Dulcie Cook, at present on fur- lough from her missionary work in _ Japan, is spending two weeks here Lytle. On Tuesday afternoon of this week she is "addressing the W.M.S. meeting at the . home of Mrs. Amos Rodd. Mrs. Walter Phoenix and daughter Carol, of Toronto, are spending this © week in Greenbank. Mrs. Thomas Sharp went to Mon- treal last Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Hervie, The 'ladies of the Fidelis S.S. Class are having the Solina players present their play, "Look Out Lizzie." This is the 28th time it has been given, A large crowd is anticipated when it will be given in Greenbank hall this Fri- day evening. Rally Day servicts for the Sunday School are to be held on Sunday morn- ing, September 28th. Mrs. Leighton MacGregor and her il I} FREE | i, OSHAWA [I A PAMOUS PLAYERS THRATRE 4 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SEPTEMBER 18-19-20 IT'S WONDERFUL-- JAMES STEWART in his new picture It's a Wonderful | Life | n | with | Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore, | Thomas Mitchell. The love story with that glorious glow. LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS ALL WEEK, Monday-Saturday, SEPTEMBER 22 to 27 You'll Agree-- BING and BARRY top "Going My Way" in "Welcome Stranger" with BING CROSBY, BARRY FITZGERALD JOAN VAULFIELD. Bing Sings: My Heart is a Hobo, As Long as I'm Dreaming, Country Style, Smile Right Back at the Sun, -- BOWLING TOURNAMENT As we go to press a bowling tourna- ment is in progress on the local green (Wednesday afternoon.) The follow- ing rinks and their skips are taking part. Bowmanville (3) skipped by Dr. Ferguson, W. Kitson, D, Carter; Whitby (2) skipped by d. Millard, J Bell; Uxbridge (2) skipped by Dun- sire, Reynolds; Port Perry (7) skip- «| ped by--Grant -Jeffrey,-Joe--Allen,H, Mulligan, G. Holmes, L. Leahy, A. C. Heayn, W. M. Letcher. ---------- SCHOOL FOR LEADERS The fourteenth Annual School for Leaders of the Woman's Missionary Society, Bay of Quinte Conference Branch of the United Church of Can- ada was held at the Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby. . 117 delegates were present from Belleville, Cobourg, Kingston, Lind- say, Ushawa, Peterboro and Renfrew t'resbyterials. -- During the dinner hour, the Dean of the school, Mrs. W. L. Smyth, of Pem- broke, welcomed her W.M.S. family and introduced Dr. C. R, Carscallen, the Principal, who welcomed. the "School for Leaders" delegates. Rev, C. A. Malcolm, Pastor of the Whitby United Church was introduced as were the members of the Dominion Board, Miss Viola Daly, of Home Mis- sion Board, and Miss Irances Steven- ference Branch. Rev, Mr. Malcolm-spoke each day during the Bible Study Period. The work among the Indians was described by Miss Viola" Daly} who also assisted Miss E. Green in the C.G.I.T. Department. Other Department lead- ers were Miss Ida Mackenzie, Miss F. Bonwick, Miss C. Wagar, Miss May Brown, Mrs. John Mills, Mrs. J. R. son, of India, also members of the Con-|- reasonable I. R. BEN TLEY OPTOMETRIST FULL GOSP?BL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ( Bt. Rev. Stanley M A Minister Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m, Evange or at 7 pm. "\ CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector--Rev. E. G. Bruton, B.A. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICE, combined with Parish Partner Sunday, September 21st. their parents especially invited. vice with traditional Harvest . music, The visiting preacher will * be Rev. Dr. G. H, Johnson, M.A., D.D., rector of St. Chad's Church, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN ' CHURCH "Rev. J. Riddell, Minister Sunday, September 21-- . Church service at 10 a.m, Ordination of Elders. Sunday School at 2,30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH P.. Taylor, Pastor. Sunday-- © 10 a.m.--Bible School i a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service. Wed., 4.16 p.m., Children's Bible Story Hour. - 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting. Everybody Heartily Welcome. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, September 21st 10 a.m,--Sunday School. |, 11 a.m.--The Society of those who * believe in the sole leadership of Jesus Christ. 7.30 p.m --Prince Albert Anniver- sary service. "PRINCE ALBERT -- UNITED CHURCH Sanday, September 21-- Mrs, A. Harper, Organist Mr. A. Fear, Choirleader Church anniversary will services at 2.30 and-7.30 p.m; Rev. J. E, Griffith, B.A., Chairman of Oshawa Presbytery will be guest minister, Special music, choral and orchestral, DELICATERIA RESTAURANT Provides :(-- FULL COURSE MEALS ; LIGHT- LUNCHES SODA FOUNTAIN CIGARETTES and SUNDRIES We serve Hot Rolls with meals and make our own Pies, Ladies" and Gents' Washrooms. 'WILL CLOSE ALL DAY MONDAYS, each week until further notice, in order that the staff may have a day off each week. Bick, Mrs." Brandon. Miss Frances Stevenson told of her work in India and brought greetings from the women of India. Fortunate indeed was the school in having so many outstanding leaders from Dominion Board. Among them were Mrs, H. T. Thompson, 2nd Vice- Literature Department; Mrs. John Mills, Sec'y of Baby Bands; Mrs. W. President; Miss Frances Bonwick, of| NORTH AMERICAN LIFE og ; \ two youngest sons, with Mrs. -Culp and her father, Mr. Johnson, of Beamsville, spent last week end with her relatives here. Miss Jean Phoenix spent a few days last week with fr iends in Kingston. Miss Reycraft is in Toronto for a few days at present, Roy McDonald of Bowmanville, is visiting his brother and family here. ° UNITED CHURCH W.M.S. The opening meeting for, the fall of the Afterrioon Auxiljary of the W.M.S. was held on Tuesday, Sept. 9, in the sthool room of the church. "The presi- 'dent, Mrs. Thompson, presided over the opening' worship service and the business period. An interesting article on stewardship was read by Mrs. G. Davey. Mention -was made of the Sectional Rally. to be held in Green- wood, on October 29th, and of the .younger group affiliated with the afternoon Auxiliary, which was recent- ly formed. Mrs. Koch's group then took charge of the worship service and introduged the study for the ensuing year. Scripture was read by Mrs. N. Baird and prayer offered by Mrs: Thompson. The thHeme of our study 'this year is "The Bible for all 'the "World"; To introduce this theme, short resumes were presented by three joneery who have given to us our ible. rs. Holmes réad the chapter 'on St.! Jerome who /translated the - Bible into' Latin. Mrs, Koch told of John Ww cliffe who translated the Bible ' into English, and of William Tyndale who gave to us our first prin Bible .in the English tongue. This study "was most 'interesting and we felt that we: had enjoyed a Very: profitable and edueativa m R. Lang, Sec'y of Temperance, each made a valuable contribution. Miss Ida Mackenzie, Travelling sec- retary, led in the Study of Book' Dis- cussion and "Work Shop". Interesting groups. were functioning daily under leaders,. Music, Miriam Richardson; drama, Miss Con- stance Wagar; organized recreation, Mrs. R, M. Seymour, handcraft, Miss Anne Nickle. The candidate 'department was ably presented by Mrs. W. W. Gibson, The annual Vesper Service was held on the lawn, arranged by Miss Netta Brownwlee. Dramatization Night un- der the direction of Miss Wagar was good, This yearga daily. brosdeact was a new feature when News ard nonsense went forth over the school air with Mrs. H. Rehil and Mrs. E, C. Roberts in charge, Miss May Brown, for -the courtesy committee, extended thanks to Dr. Carscallen, Rev, Mr. Malcolm, and all who had contributed to the success, ------ DIED WRAY---At his home, Reach Hi lot 10, con, 11, on Thursday, Sept. 11 year. FOR SALE -- Bedroom suite, four kitchen chairs, 2 lawn mowers, a pull- out couch, clothes dryer, two by sleighs, two panel doors. Tomatoes for sale at $1,00 bushel. Wagg, Prince 'Albert. Miss |. 1947, "J. Fletcher Wray, in his 82nd Apply Elmer |. Bills ? When each dollar means as much as five in the past, many widows find themselves faced with these large bills which must be paid: ~~ Hospital Medical" : . Nursing Care " Funeral Costs - Personal Debts. ~ Taxes You can easily arrange a Life 4 Assurance policy to take care' of all your estate bills, at very little expense to you For further particulars, consult JIMMY TAYLOR * Phone 96 Port Perry 1 ¢ { vOUTSTANDING IN RETURNS EIT IN IEE Eye: Exathined ; Glasses complete, or lenses only, | & supplied where BOCHsSATY, at i THE CHURCHES|| 11 a.m.--Holy Communion and ser- i mon by the Rector. Children with | £ 7 p.m.--Special Thanksgiving ser- : were represen Lindsay Fairs last week. Washable--$1.00 up. 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Holtby, program committee, Congratulations to Smith Bros, who secured on their "Black and White" at Lidnsay Fair, the Reserve Senior Champion - Female, Reserve Junior Champion Female, and Reserve Grand | Champion Female. - Mr, and Mrs. W, Holtby were guests with the. Misses Pierson at their cot- tage in the Haliburton district over Sunday, Quite a number of the- homes. here he-Oshawa and] Mr, Garnet Cochrane, while winning honors at Port Perry, Blackstock and Orono Fairs, secured at Oshawa, three 1sts, one 2nd and one 8rd on 3 horses, and Miss Wilma Cochrane 1st as lady driver. At Lindsay, two 1sts, one 2nd, two 3rds, one 4th, one 6th, one 6th on five horses. Miss Wilma Cochrane getting 4th in a combination class-- hitching the horse, unhitching, riding with saddle, . Congratulations. Mrs. G. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. B. Webster and Douglas,' Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Webster and family, Toronto, attended the Webster-Kinsman .wed- ding in the goboure United Church on Stpt 8th, with Rev. W. P, Woodger, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moran, Picton, week-end guests at Mr, and Mrs. L. Mitchell's, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Maas, Hamil- ton, with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Dathan during the week, ympathy is extended to Mr, Luther Mie on the death of his brother, William Charles Mitchell, on August 30th at Bowbells, North Dakota. in his 76th year. In March, 1897 Mr. Mitchell went to North Dakota, pio- neered in Ward County, making" his home for a time on the shores of Lake Dulac, During that time he made five visits to Ontario, the last in 1946. Ht suffered some hardships while pio- neering, eventually prospering. as a strong temperance advocate and non smoker. He was twice married, be- Kistler, he leaves to mourn his sing his brothers and sisters, Pilkey, cla Claremont; Mr, Luther M che Myrtle; Mrs, John Tarr, 5 ROBERTSON'S ELECTRIC Phone 179w Port Perry Opposite Post Office TERMS CAN BE' ARRANGED FREE RSTIMATES OM | FARM WIRING OBOBOBOBOBOSOBD Heading tracie Hriouets THE ALL PURPOSE FUEL. Made with the Famous READING ANTHRACITE for Stove-Furnace-Fireplace-hot- water heaters, Kitchen Ranges, etc. Phone 289. Port t Barry 4 Coal & Ice : at NOTICE oT 'Re PROFESSIONAL PORTRAITS Our Photographers will bé in. attendance at: THE PUBLIC LIBRARY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 | to honour Certificates for Portraits. sides his wife the former Mrs, Annals Mit. | OPOROOROPOPOPORROROROPOROPOSOROSORO 5a 5e882 8585858588856 5858085880585e588 854 58588884888 OPOPOPOPOPOPOPIPOSOPOPOPORORD 2080809000000 &! aioe sw 0 0 A000 0 00% 0% te tu ate ats ae 0 and 6. 30--9. 00 P.M. Any Persons wishing professional portraits ~~ & taken may attend without appointment. : i NEW PARAMOUNT STUDIOS : | OF 229 YONGE STREET. TORONTO : OROPOFOROROPTHOSOPOPOPOPORORORIEOSORO 8,074, 0°0,0%0,0% 0% 0% 4% 4% 4% 0% 4 " Stouftville Mrs. Wi. Russnell, Oaha- wa, James Mitchell, R.R.4, Port Perry, Mrs, Chas, Armstrong, Whitby. Ser- vice from Bowbells, Mothodist. Church with Rev, M. L, Kaseman, officiating. Sunday, guests with Mr, and Mrs. G, Cochrane were, Mr. Robert Crozier, Grasshill, Mr, and Mrs. Wheeler, Hills- burg, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Burnett and children, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs, K.} Orosien, and Carol Lynn, Scugog. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Beadle and fam- ily Mr. and Mrs, Harold Macdermiad and family, Oshawa, with Mr. and Mrs. John Bray, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Stevens and Donald, Toronto, visiting her mother, Mrs, Geo, Smith, last week. Sorry Mr. Les "Coates in confined to Oshawa General Hospital, having un- dergone a major operation. We wish for him a speedy recovery. - A number of friends and neighbors gathered at the home of the two new- ly married couples, Mr, and Mrs, Mur- ray Holtby and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Webster, on Monday night, and gave them a very. warm reception in the form of a charivari, They 'were in- vited into each home and treated to refreshments, breaking up with the | wishing o; nw couples the v very. best. If - lie a: | WHAT SUNDAY ? : Vitamin Cream $§ Grapefruit Cream ........ 2.25 - Galivanting Cologne PHONE 49 a OR CC OR RR RR ROR RR Re, Lededeed delle led Lawrence's S Drug Store Ne: ews YOU can SAVE with SAFETY at Your REXALL STORE . NOXZEMA Cr..... 39¢., 59¢c., 98¢. NIVEA Cream ......50¢., $1.00 NIVEA Skin Oil, 50¢., 90¢c., $2.00 REVLON Nail Polish .........50¢. ADRIENNE Cologne, 75¢., $1.25 ADRIENNE Deodorant Cr. 39¢c. JERGEN'S Face Powder ...29¢. M. & L. 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Sing the old hymns in the Church where your grandparents Sporshipped. you come all the time, Come this Sunday you seldom come -- Come this Sunday you never come -- Come THIS Sunday September 21st Services at 2. 30 and 7.30 p.m. . Our 81st 'Anniversary Le ie < Si fe SSE - je Se SHE Rest and cleanliness--health preservers French Fried Fish and Chips DAILY--12,00 to 1.30, 6 to 7 and 9 till 11 o'clock Also uncooked Fish (Haddock) for Sale 'House and Lot FOR SALE '7 roomed frame, house, sun room, lot 95 foot frontage on County Road, village of Seagrave, 96 foot frontage on the Nonquon River. garage. Immediate possession, Pro- perty in good condition, "Apply to'W. King, Seagrave, Ont., Phone 26 r 28. 4 Barn andj - ORDERS. BY PHONE 273 : "The-Iron Duke Gril" An a James H. DeMille, Lot 6, con. 1, Cartwright, 'on Tuesday, Sept. 30th. Horses, Cattle, Implements and some furniture. cash, rl WANTED. -- Young: man to learn butcher business. Good wages for hard work. Apply. Cawker Bros., Port Perry. . AUCTION SALE Sale at 1 pm, Terms|- ~FOR SALE -- Electric Grats and Ted Jackson," Auctioneer: Mantel practically new, Ap ly Phone 308W, Port Perry, : PY. comtaciing you? Soealiile tnsulation wih Roskwool Ir. A. hig BOWHINVILLE Insulate and SAVE nol SLAVEL Avoid skyrocketing coal bile Enjoy omira warmih this winter by insulating your house now. Our agent will give you an esiimate without obligation, Whe mot pons us eolisot before fhe mow slope wa on-