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on, a serra... | to Smt Cr A ee ree i : GG ya Bn Pm edie WY es NIT Tr ym SE ER Cue RE am -- cia AS ET ea rs . Churches in this district. Mr. C, C. Jeffrey has taken a motor trip to Florida. be, quite at home in St. Petersburg. Mrs. H. Stone and Miss Grace Davis are expected home. this week after a delightful tour in the United States including a trip into Mexico. : Bazaars are the order.of the day. A. will hold St. Church Bazaar date is set for Saturday, December 6th, . The ladies of both these churches will is The United Church W. - theirs on Friday, November 28th. John's Presbyterian be offering for sale much that beautiful and much that is useful. Money spent at these bazaars serves the double purpose of securing good quality articles for Christmas gifts; and at the sanfe time gives a helping hand in Church upkeep, MADE BUS TRIP TO DETROIT On Tuesday morning a DeNure bus left Port Perry enroute for. Detroit, loaded with members of Fidelty Lodge, brethren They were paying a return visit to United Craft Lodge in AF. & AM, from Uxbridge. with a few Detroit. There: were twenty-eight in ie Bart. Wedbesiny me all. They arrived home Wednesday NOVEMBER 5 I evening after an ewjoyable trip and a = bth to 26t pleasant evening spent with Detroit CORNEL . WILDE, brethren. A DELIGHTFUL DANCE . The Port Perry Yacht Club had every reason to be pleased with the success of their Dance held 'at the High School on Friday evening of last week. The music by Art Asher and His Orchestra was delightful; and there were just enough couples (75) to make the dancing really pleasant. It will be a good idea for Port Perry people to feature more such social en- tertainment this winter. There will be need of such pleasure in the ab- sence of the rink. With a good local orchestra and pleasing dancing floor -at the School, it will be fun to stay in| Port Perry, especially if the snow- banks are as high as they were last winter, Extensive Improve- ments in the Port Perry United Church For some weeks past arrangements - for--extensive improvements to Port Perry United Church have been under discussion, The various projects have been adopted by the Official Board. . They include installation of Steam heating (with erection of separate boiler- room) re-arrangement of the Sunday School Room with increased accommodation for the Primary Department; and com- plete interior re-decoration of the Church - auditorium and Sunday School. } ' This latter project is in process now, and jt is expected to be finished about the end of this month. The work is being done by Mr. Stoneman, of Toronto, a noted expert in church decoration. : It is interesting to see how the pro- blem of high ceiling is mot in the auditorium. The galvanized iron pipe scaffolding is something to see--quite unusual in this district. The Church roof has also been in- sulated. . It is probable that the heating plant will be installed as opportunity offers. In the meantime the present heating system will carry on, When the work is completed, Port Perty United Church will be one of the most beautiful and , well equipped GENEROUS GIFTS A bequest of $1000 was made to the Church by the late William Leonard, who _dlso left some $20,000 to the United Church of Canada missions. IN MEMORIAM McLAREN--In Loving memory of Always tender, fond and true, Ther's not a day dear mother, That we do not think of you. Ever remembered by Murray, Edna, and brothers George and Fr ed. DIED-. COOK---Suddenly at his home, at Myrtle Station, on Sunday, November 16, 1947, William J. Cook, béloved hus- band of Mary Hannah White, in his 86th year. : VERY. MUCH An over-publicized author submitted to a mass interview, over, one eritic said: "He isn't quite' as concelted as I'd meen led to expect." "AHN, yes," added another, "but he|. has so much to be modest about!" LOCAL NEWSI| Our people seem to ciation FREE Phone Parking OSHAWA 101 A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED Thursday, Friday and Saturday, NOVEMBER 20-21-22 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. a nd MAUREEN O'HARA; in "SINBAD the SAILOR" Blazing 'adventure-- Flaming Romance-- in Glorious Technicolor ] Monday and Tuesday, NOVEMBER 24-25 JACK CARSON, in 'LOVE and LEARN' with ROBERT HUTTON and MARTHA VICKERS. A Romanceable -- Danceable -- Song Filled Comedy. and MAUREEN O'HARA, in TheHomestretch 'IN TECHNICOLOR Give Books of Theatre Tickets this Christmas in Attractive " Gay Envelopes, BROCK [HEATRE . Phone 618, WHITBY AIR CONDITIONED Thursday, Friday and Saturday NOVEMBER 20-21-22 Two shows at 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday Matinee at 1.30 "CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA" IN TECHNICOLOR starring DICK HAYMES, VERA-ELLEN, CESAR ROMERO, CELESTE HOLM Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, NOVYEMBER 24-25-26 Last Complete Show at 8.20 ADULT, ENTERTAINMENT "THE CHASE" starring ROBERT CUMMINGS, MICHELE MORGAN. Plus an ADDED Attraoticn "LOVE and LEARN" starring JACK CARSON, ROBERT HUTTON, JANIS PAIGE, MARTHA VICKERS Next Thursday, Friday, Saturday, . NOYEMBER 27-28-29 "NEVER SAY Eves Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY _OPTOM ETRIST 'FAMOUS THE CHURCHES FULL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (Public Library) F. B. Fifield, Pastor Sunday School 'at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m, Evangelistic at 7. p.m. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector: Rev. E, G. Bruton, B.A. Nov. 23--Sunday .next hefore Advent. 9 a.m.--Corporate .Communion es- pecially for men and boys, , 1 la.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong and sermon, } F RAN Li vy 3 Pat EL Ed IPSR FRA PVR Bas WN. JUST ARRIVED--A. CAR OF PEA SIZE ANTHRACITE. Just the Coal to mix with your present supply and help ent down. on your coal bill, : READING BRIQUETS are still avail- able at the old Price. Phone 289. Port Perry Coal & Ice. ; PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, READING' 3 - | Ontario: Cotinty~ Council The November Session of the On- ing, Whitby, Ontario, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, at 2,00 p.m, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Riddell, Minister Sunday, November 23-- 2.30 p.m,--Sunday School Classes for al] ages. 7.00 p.m.--Evening Worship. Subject--*"Aspects of Religion" undersigned, .certified, properly - of the Council. the public. November, A.D, WM. a MANNING, PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P, Taylor, Pastor - Sunday-- - 10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 am.--Morning Worship. 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wednesday, 4.16 p.m., ; Children's Bible Story Bos 8 p.m.--Prayer meeting. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Clifford Smith, Minister Sunday, November 23rd-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School and Primary, Class, 11 a.m.--Rev, F. G. Joblin will' he the preacher, Subject--*Dividends" 7 p.m.--Rev., F. G. Joblin ' " Subject--"Toward ?" County Clerk, Bazaar of the UNITED CHURCH. Sponsored by the WOMEN'S ASSGCIATION. Fancy Work, Knitted Coods, Surprise Package Booth Candy a Specialty! AFTERNOON TEA PRINCE ALBERT UNITED CHURCH Sunday, November 23rd-- 2 p.m.--Sunday School ahd Bible Class. 3 pm. -- A Christian Layman will 'speak, The Junjor choir. will sing Wed., 8 p.m.--Prayer meeting, for, "J appuintment for your Christmas Permanent ELMA McINNIS, Owner | "(Formerly Prentice Beauty Salon) A Splendid Opportunity to buy Christmas Gifts TAXI! Phone 278, Port Perry Prompt Service WANTED Potatoes & Turnips Any. Other Kind of P resh Vegetables APPLY TO- Fred Stevens MYRTLE STATION, Phone 120r4, Port Perry $ tario County Council will be held at the Council Chamber, County Build- All accounts to be presented to the Council should be forwarded to the at least three days before the meeting County Council Sessions are open to Dated at Whitby, this 10th day of | 947. Whitby, Ontario. Friday, Nov. 28, 3 p.m. In the SUNDAY SCHOOLROOM |Home Made Cooking & Keep Ontario's ' factories and farms producing at peak levels . . . keep pay: * envelopes full. Hydro is building new power plants at top speed, but it takes years to com- plete new generating plants, In the meantime, do your part, avold waste of elec- tricity . . . please save all you can, EVERYBODY SHOULD SAVE ALL THE ELECTRICITY THEY CAN THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO The regular portly esting of the afternoon Auxiliary of the W,M.S. was held in the Sunday School room of 'the United Church on Tuesday, Nov. 11th, with the president, Mrs. Thompson, presiding over the opening worship and the business period, In. observ. ance with Remembrance Day, all stood for a short period of silence in loving memory of the fallen, Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Koch presented a short dialogue on the subject of the cost of the Mis- sionary Monthly. A report of the Western Sectional Rally was given by Mrs, Clayton Love. - Miss Annabelle Baird, favored with a most fitting solo "In Flanders Fields", and Mrs, Smith played 'a piano sold. Mrs. Smallman took charge of the program and called on Mrs. Farmer who presented a de- votional service in keeping with Re- | "Love" as portrayed in Corinthians 13. [The Study Book, telling. of how the the Hawaiian Islands, was presented by Mrs. Smallman, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Smith. ' GOOD-BYE" starring ERROL FLYNN, ELEANOR PARKER COURT OF REVISION Village of Port Perry A Court of Revision to hear appeals against assessments, pertaining to the Roll of 1947, upon which the taxes for 1948 will be levied, will be'held at the Clerk's Office on November 24, 1947, at 9 a.m, Assessment Act, Sec. 73, Chap. 272, JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk. Port. Perry, Nov. 14th, 1947. CARD OF THANKS We acknowledge with deep appre- in heartfelt thanks to all FARMERS... IF WOOD HES 8 MAKE MONEY | QUICKLY !! wilh & ©eo BT | i Day rand: Mrs, "When it was | friends and neighbours and relatives, and to Dr. Irwin, for cards, flowers, a word of sympathy, and all the kind- ness shown toward .us_in our recent]. © Mrs. John MeLaren, who died Novem- [ sorrow, : ' 1 ber 17th, 1946, .. Mrs. \W, J, Cook and Family. Though you died one year ago, - In our hearts your memory lingers Ww. M. S. The ladies of the Evening Auxiliary of the United Church held their Nov- ember meeting' at the honfe of Mrs. F. DeNure, with about 30 present. The president, Mrs. Love opened the meet- ing and conducted the business meet- ing. Mrs. Griffen read an interesting story on Christian Fellowship, Mrs, R, Cornish reported on the Autumn Rally held at Greenwood. The program was in charge of Mis, M. Hogey and her group. Mrs: Hooecy conducted the worship service and Mrs, J. E. Jackson gave a chapter from the study hook. After the close of the: meting lunch was served by Mrs."Hooey's group. 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