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Fo iE, Fo. Tarde oo x ey ST IIRL WT a a fh "on Friday, July 9th, 1948. SRY 3 SR Ned SFA NE CA : LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Z. M. Jackson, who has beer holidaying at Wyoming, N.Y. with her sister, has returned home. Stanley Jackson, of Union, N.J., ar- rived by train to spend the summer with Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Love. Mr, David Brunton left on Monday for St: Louis, Missouri, where he will attend the International Hatchery and Poultry Breeders' Convention and Exposition, Mrs. Marie Woods, of Yyoming, N Y., is spending some weeks with her sister, Mrs. I, R. Beatty, in town. Mrs. J. B. Lundy, is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs, D. F. Jackson, in Toronto. Dr. G. H. and Mrs. Jackson, Union, N.J., are spending a month with the former's mother, Mrs, 4. M. Jackson, Mr. Lloyd Wakeford, of Toronto, is holidaying in town for a week, Mr. and Mrs, Bell-Smith and family of Toronto, spent the week-end with relatives in town. The Scout Mothers would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who helped at the Father and Son Banquet, on Friday night. Remember the monthly meeting of the Scout Mothers on Monday, July 19th, at the Parish, Mr. and Mrs. R. Davies and little son, of Lindsay, are holidaying with Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Love, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stovin and son, of Detroit, also Mrs. W. I, Clark and sister, Mrs. D. J, Crothers and son, of Oshawa, visited with relatives here last week. ' Mrs. Pelham Bell-Smith and. daugh- ter Anne, of Toronto, are visiting with her sister, Mrs. W. M. Letcher. | Mrs. Orval Druean and Juyce Anne visited her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs, Woollard, in Peterborough, for a few days last week, : Rp aS FATHER AND SON BANQUET Congratulations and many thanks to the Scout Mothers of Port Perry for the delicious supper and delight- "ful entertainment at the Father and Son Banquet held in the Sunday School Room of the United Church, "It was charming of Mrs. Stouffer to play the organ before dinner. After everyone had eaten, six of our well known boys and men were chosen to take part in a record to be heard on the radio pro- gram "Did I Say That?" on Thursday, August 26th, 1948, There were'iany laughs whilst the record was being made and also when the radio men played it back for the benefit of the six contestants and the 'others present. Master of Ceremonies for the evening was our very capable chairman, Dr. Lundy. Everyone enjoyed the solos by Scout Jimmy Rider and Garnet Palmer, who were accompanied by Mrs. Palmer. Scoutmaster, Sulman and Cub- master Ploughman gave short in- formative and interesting speeches, after which the guest speaker, Rev. John McKibbon, of Blackstock, gave a fine and humorous talk. - On the whole the dinner was a huge success, --_------ oor -- -- CARD OF THANKS ge / Mrs. Rex Harper and family wish to thank Drs. Rennie and Dymond, the Nurses and staff of Port Perry Mem- orial Hospital, all kind friends of Port = Perry, - Scugog Island, Pine Point, also Warriner Lodge, 1.0.0.F,, of Port Perry, for. the many acts of kindness during Mr. Jirhers illness in Port Perry, Hospital, - L O.D. E. A number of members of Scugog * Chapter, 1.0,D.E.; drove to Whitby on the afternoon of June 20th, to enjoy a "Garden Tea" held by. Viscount Greenwood Chapter on the beautiful lawn of "Inverlynn" the home of Mrs. F. H. M. Irwin. . ------ re Wor BORN HAYDEN---At Port Perry Memorial Hospital, on Monday, July 12th, 1948, . to Mr. and Mrs, Rody Hayden (former Christine Denny), a son -- Robert William. "DIED GRAY~At 'Toronto General Hos! on Friday, July 9, 1048, Frances * BPH enders beloved wife of Wesley! A. Gray, of Yelverton, in her 66th bo CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector: Rev. E. G. Bruton, BA. July 11th and 18th-- 11 a.m.--Morning Prayer and Ser- mon, and Sunday School. These services will be taken by Mr, 1. A. Wardle, lay reader from St. Monica's Church, Toronto, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ~ ~~ '| Sunday, July 18th-- 10.00 "a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Divine Worship." The con- _gregation of the United Church and St. John's will unite, for worship during July and August. PERRY BAPTIST P. Taylor, Pastor PORT CHURCH Sunday-- Sunday, July 18th-- 10 a.m.-- Bible School. 11 a.n.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 pan. a2 kd PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Clifford Smith, Minister. During the month of July, while the Minister is on holidays, the members and adherents are asked to worship at St John's Presbyterian®Church, SOME REASON WHY ALCOHOL IS NOT DESIRABLE AS A BEVERAGE '1. Because the use "of "alcohol as a beverage is always a disadvantage to the person drinking it. A waste, a narcotic habit-forming drug. "It pre- vents our best service. Lowers effi- ciency and impairs judgment. There are 300,000 problem drinkers in Can- ada, and 4,000,000 in the United States: 50,000--alcoholies--in--Canada- I and Courteous Service, ed EAS VEL DELICATERIA RESTAURANT PROVIDES Full Course Meals LIGHT LUNCHES Soda Fountain Cigarettes & Sundries We serve Hot Rolls with Meals and make our own Pies Ladies' and Geiits' Washrooms Open Every Day of the Week . A : IAAT i HORE Aad WSR OHH Glasses complete, or lenses only, in attendance a my Port Parry office on Wednesday morning and Friday yes Examined supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices, -- I. R. BENTLEY OPTOMETRIST INSURANCE Are your policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance meeds "ay be, consult H. W, EMMERSON Phone 41 Pert Perry ARTHUR W. 8B. GREER, K.C. afternoon of each week, or by appointment, Blong Block, Port Perry. Phome 25 PORT PERRY RESTAURANT THE HOME OF GOOD COOKING ------ ee Fuli Course Meals Soft Drinks Cigarettes Lunches, Ice Cream, ------ Open Daily 8 a m. to Midnight Sunday 10 a.m, to Midnight. Mrs. Henry Doble, Miss Vera Leach and Mrs. Ay Jariay visited at the he of My 1) My on Karl Martyn; DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Over Bell Telephone Office, Queen St., Port Perry Office 68w; Residence 68) DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG - DENTIST Leonard Block over Plontice's Barber 8hop Phone 237. Port Perry DR. ED. BAILEY VETERINARY BURGEON Uxbridge and Port Perry Phone 127, "Uxbridge Reverse charges on all phone calls - to me. ee eee eee ee eee ee be -- RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS, K.C. 6 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry Office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon Phones: Sys wo Raat Er NTR CHE] "EAT AT I TAYLORS RESTAURANT | The Place to eat when away from =A home. FULL COURSE MEALS SODA FOUNTAIN - LIGHT LUNCHES +NEILSON'S ICE CREAM Open on Sundays 'Phone 96 Machine Shop NON OPEN KOR BUSINESS in the former SWITZER BLACKSMITH SHOP All kinds of Electrical and Mechanical Repairs to household appliances Electric Motors repair- ed and Reconditioned. Small Motors for sale. Small Gasoline Engines for Sale. STAN. CAUSLEY, Proprietor W. A. Sangster DENTAL BURGEON "Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Office Upstairs, over C. Sleep's Insurance Office. : and 750,000 in the United States. 2. To secure $100 in taxes, would mean the purchase of $15,000 of beer. 3. Whenever the number of outlets has been increased, the amount con- sumed has also increased. The drink wants a drink. Every new outlét or- iginates added drinking. 4. Liquor adds an additional hazard for highway accidents. nor selig institutions familiarize youth with the idea of drinking. ------, ASHBURN On Wednesday evening, June 30th, a large number of friends, neighbours and relatives gathered at he home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hopkins to honour Miss/Barbara Lynde and. Mr. James Burroughs with a shower of gifts prior to their marriage. Mr. Walter Kerr conveyed to the young couple the best wishes of the community after which a beautiful decorated sulkey drawn BY a span of horses arrived with a be- comingly dressed bride and groom who presented Barbara and Jim with a basket of gifts. After unwrapping the various par- cels, Barbara and Jim thanked their many friends and everyone joined in the singing ofFey They are Jolly Good Fellows." Miss Glenys Stephen, who Has been teaching at Kinsale is holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephen, Mrs. George Donald and daughter of Moose Jaw, Sask., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Parrott recently. / ; Miss Ruth Richardson who has been holidaying for the past month at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Richardson, returned to Toronto on Thursday where she will be nursing at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Mr, and Mrs, Walter Reynolds, of Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cromie and 'daughter Donna, of To- ronto, spent the holiday week-end at the home of Mr. and Mra, Magar Heron. The. Ashburn Sunday School held their 'annual picnic at Lynbrogk Fark on Tuesday, July 6th, with an attend- ance of about 80. On arrival at the picnic grounds, the children enjoyed a plunge in the swimming pool. - A baseball game was then held between Brown's Corner and' Ashburn, which resulted in a score in favour of 'Ash- burn. Everyone then enjoyed -a de- licious picnic supper after which the children took part in a program of sports, other successful picnic. Ashburn Public School Promotions Grade VII to' VIII--Grant Parrott. Grade VI to VII--Verna Johnson, Evelyn Crumb. Gfade 1V to VoiMuriny Slute, Grade III to IV--Carl Slute, George Bryant. : . Grade II to III-- Maurice Bradley, Carol Lynde, Aida Cowx. Grade I- to II---Margaret LaHive, Billy Hazvey, Shirley Bryant. --b.- The - constant - presence of these {--- thus bringing to a close an-|. Pr rince Alliorty on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Routley and daughter Helen, spent the week-end with friends in P'eterboro. Several from here attended the auction sale of furniture at the home of "Mr. J. 'S. Parker, Port Perry, on Saturday. PROSPECT The Sunday School Anniversary will be held on Sunday, July 18th at 10.30 a.m. Mr. James Young, Oshawa, will be the guest speaker. The inter- plying the music. These classes are fosenien to meet practice, C these classes aim to be there early. withdrawn. 7 "The annual Sunday School picnic will be 'held at Lynbrook park on Thursday, July 22nd. Will -all those seeking transportation, or having transportation to offer get in touch with the superintendent Les Smith. Picnic for afternoon only. Mr. and Mrs. Les Smith and family were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Disney, Kinsale Mr, al Mini Burgess Beare and Carole, of Oshawa, Mrs, Bruce Beare, Port Perry, visited with Mr, and Mrs, Murray Holtby during the week. mediate classes and the primary sup-|. at the church on Thursday night for| Will all the members of The Sunday evening service wifl be of each w eek, or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry. Phone 94 WwW. J. KING Chiropractor and Drugless Therapis. UXBRIDGR. ONTARIO King and Cedar Strests "ARGO SERVICE STATION Corner of 7th concession and High. way 12, All kinds of cars repaired, also Tractors." 35 years experience. Will pick-up your car and deliver when finished. Quick service on flat Phono 138 rate basis. Phone 190 r 2. = july29 "UNION S Port Perry United Church -- 'For the vacation months minister. | Church. The Session churches will unite their services. worship willbe held in St. John's Presbyterian Church at 11- | o'clock each Sabbath morning. Rev. ERVICES 'St. John's Presyterian. Church of July and August" these two During July 'Divine John Riddell will be the During August the services will be held in the United Announcements of these will be made later. We cordially welcome our brethren of the United Church to join with us-in the service of worship on Sunday morning, and Congregation o of i Johirs Mr. and Mrs, Murray Holtby at- tended the Carter-Hood re-union pic- nic on Sunday afternoon at Mr, and Mrs. R. Carters Scugog. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. C. Vernon, on the arrival of a 'young daughter, on Monday morning, July 12th at Port Perry Hospital. Mr. Paul Martin, who is working near London, Ont., spent the week-end with Mrs. Paul Martin and family, and his mother, Mrs, Frank Martin, My. and Mrs. Harvey Attwood have been feted on different occasion since their recent marriage, On the Friday night, July 2nd, when their Uxbridge friends presented them with a mis- cellaneous shower, on- Saturday, July 3rd, their Raglan friends presented and lovely gifts. On the Tuesday met and presented them with a Con- Table and linen hamper; and again on the following Friday night in Uxbridge, from the charivari group with a lovely occasional chair. \ On Thursday night last a number of friends of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Stin- son met at the Cedar Creek School and presented them with a miscellaneous shower. They Yeceived many lovely and useful gifts. sole A social few hours were spent in the usual quiet way. All enjoying the refreshments with sandwiches, cake, lemonade and ice cream, Mr. and Mrs, James Conlin, Osha- wa, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mra. Ed. Conlin and family, Mr, and Mis, H, Kennedy and fam- ily, Scott Township, Mrs. Charles Webster and Marjorie, Uxbridge, with Mrs, G. Smith and Lloyd, on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Keith Crosier and Carol Lynn, of Scugog, Sunday tea guests with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, @G, Cochrane and family. them with a shower of many useful following, when their Prospect friends |" PRINCE "ALBERT Mr, and Mrs, John Wells, of Aber- nethy, Sask., are visiting at the home of the latter's Sista, Mrs. Robert Jackson, - Little Marian Davies of 'Toronto, is spending the summer with her"grand- mother Mrs, L. Smith. Messrs. Leonard Bond and Milton Heayn enjoyed an aeroplane trip from Oshawa to Muskoka one Sunday re- cently. A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry '| Collins on. Friday. when'a number of friends were entertained; it being the of their guest Mr. Frazier, Games were played after which a lovely birthday cake and other good things were served, and "Happy Birthday to You" was sung, Miss M. Lunn leaves this week to vigit for a month at the home of her uncle, Rev, Hubert Leach, Thevaston, Maine, U.S.A, of We extend. wedding anniversary congratulations for July 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bond, of Toronto. NOT DOWN TO CIRCUS LEVEL (Brockville Recorder and Times) We may not take our politics with sufficient seriousness, but at least our national party conventions have yet to degenerate into good imitations of three-ring circuses, occasion of the birthday anniversary JUNIOR FARMER PICNIC TO BE HELD AT GENEVA PARK The Annual Picnic of the Ontario County Junior Farmers' Association will be.held at Geneva Park on Friday one is cordially invited to attend. "Ice cream and soft drinks will Le supplied by the Junior Farmers' As- sociation to supplement the . lunch basket. "There will be a program of -sports and ball. games. The evening will be brought to a close by a dance in the Geneva Park Pavilion, from | 9 p.m. to 1 am. The picnic is under the supervision of Comrie Ward, President of the Ontario County Junior Farmers and Everson Norton, Secretary, together with their executive, ~The Junior Farmer 'Picnic is an an- nual event and was very much enjoyed by those who attended last year. . CHANTEUSE---If it's an operatic air or a song from the hit parade, Simone' Quesnel (above), Montreal vocalist, sings it with a husty contralto that has charmed radio listeners for 13 years. Ciirrently she is broadcasting All makes and sizes of | evening, July 16th, at 6,30 p.m. Every- | Lawrence's Drug Store . (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store) Briten Tooth Paste ........3%. Mi31 Antiseptic, 16 oz, .....8%¢. 'Gypsy Cream .....o. 80€, ,76¢. Rexall Agarex Co, .........$1.09 Mi31 Tooth Powder ........85¢. Rexall Health Salt inde, Enos Fruit Salt ........5%¢., 98¢, Ipana Tooth Paste ..29¢, 4%. Lntosing nner 29€, 49c., 89, Noxzema Bun Tan Ol 30¢, Ode. Nuxesiin. Crowd 19, 48, 6s, 139 Pepsodent Tooth Powder 89, 45 Adrienne Deodorant Cream 3%e¢. Silque Leg Paint separa BIC PHONE 49 A. M. Th o Rexall Sore! { PORT PERRY KY oF (44) - Port Perry Hospitality in your hands Port Perry Bottling 'Works Phone 47 TA 20. LE, PAILS PURE $3. Mail Orders Filled Promptly RD HOME RENDERED 90 on Receipt of sohey Order. Freight Charges Extra. PICKERING FARMS LTD. 692 Queen St. East Also Availalle at PICKERING FARMS, WHITHY Toronto. - MARARET WHITING "A lilting voice and a gay manner belong to Margaret Whiting, above, who sings with the Pied Piper Quartet and singing m.c. Bob Crosby. Whit- ing alternates with the Andrews Sisters. Daughter. of the late Dick Whiting, one of North America's top- notch song writers, she has been in radio since 1939. Although her \sing- popularity is the result of a 'soft and <|smooth" interpretation of hit tunes, Margaret is alsa a classical 'music fan phonic records. Civic Holiday at Port Perry The Port Perry Business Men's As- sociation are busy working out the program for Sports Day on August 2 ~Civie Holiday, real good string of 'hordes will be here for the races. The track and grounds are in excellent shape, so the day w will her interpretations of modern ballads, be a big one, 143 and has an eniable. collection of sym-. We understand 'a ; No: sp pecified daily limit yn 6 Giiexpense HOSPITAL or Nursing Benefit Policy Pays up to For fet rh oa A hospitalization plan that pays he .entire daily charge for room and board. You choose the hospital accom- modation you want--p semi-private, private, anywhere in the world. ® Full benefits for graduete nursing care at home.» ~ For full pestisulery fill in the attached coupon. 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