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~ the Carnival Queen. - Nn ~ we pa a aa pw aC . Will be remembered till the last; LOCAL ITEMS Mr. Ivan Kerry spys good-bye to his | ~~ friends and those who feel otherwise. After spending ten days in Ottawa and Detroit, he leaves for the east coast, to start work in Moncton, N.B, Ross Graham was visiting with his parents over the week-end. Ross' is "with Loblaw's Groceteria in Peter- borough. . Congratulations to Misses Donna Crosier and Edith Stone, on receiving their nurses' caps at the Capping Ex- ercises at McLaughlin House, Oshawa, on Monday afternoon, February 7th. Mr, David Bentley is home on fur- 5 lough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Bentley. David is with the Navy and stationed at Halifax at present. VALENTINE TEA The Canadian Girls in Training are having a Valentine Tea in the United Church, Saturday, February 12 from 3 to b pm. There will be a White Elephant booth and a Fish Pond for the children. Mothers Please Note---Small children and babies will be cared for while the mothers have tea. t - A cordial welcome is extended to all to come and encourage this good work, PORT PERRY BUSINESS MEN'S SUPPER MEETING A supper meeting will be held at Delecateria Dining Hall, at 7 p.m., on Wednesday, February 16th. - Tickets may be obtained at Port Perry Star, Harry Peel's, G. Reesor"s, Taylor's Restaurant, Beare's Garage. The meeting is for the puropse of discussing current business, and en- tertainment will be provided. Valentine Tea A Valentine tea, sale of cards, will be held by the Evening Branch W. A. Church of the Ascension, in the Parish Hall, at 3 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 14, C. C. I'. ENTERTAINMENT The Prince Albert C. C. I, Club are holding an entertainment in the school house on Friday evening, February 18th, at 8 o'clock. 'Moving pigtures, followed by euchre and dance. - Coffee will be served by the ladies. All. are - welcome. Silver collection. UXBRIDGE WINTER CARNIVAL The Uxbridge Winter Carnival will be held in the Uxbridge Arena on Wed. February the 16th. The programme will feature the Oshawa Skating Club. In addition there will be races for the children, costume contests, the Ux- bridge Citizens Band, the crowning of The - Carnival is sponsored by the Uxbridge 1.O.D.E., and the Kinsmen. The proceeds will go .to the fund for the Uxbridge Cottage Hospital, BORN KENT--Mr. and Mrs. F. Beverley Kent, are happy to announce the ar- rival of their son, Richard Beverley, at Oshawa General Hospital, on Feb- ruary 4th, 1949, HOLTBY--To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holtby (Jean MacDonald), on Thurs- day, February 3, 1949, at Mrs. Notts Nursing Home, the gift of a son, Wil- liam Neil, ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Byers announce the engagement of. their daughter Marjorie, to Mr, Donald Fennell. The Marriage to take place early in March, "IN MEMORIAM PLOUGHMAN--In loving memory of our dear Mother and Father, Me. and Mrs, John Ploughman, Remembrance is a golden chain Death tries to break, but all in vain; To have, to love, and then to part * Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart. The years may wipe, out many things, But this they wipe out never-- The memory of those happy days When we were all together, TE ---THE FAMILY. IN MEMORIAM: . MALCOLM---In loving 'inemory of 'a dear Mother and Grandma, Mrs. Jas, 'Malcolm, who passed on, February 10, 1947. Fond memories of you linger with us, Althdugh. two busy years have passed; Your gentle manner and pleasant smile Loving advice, and "buttons" needed . Gentle words in young minded seeded, Each night we see your special star And know you're watching from afar, We feel that you're our Guiding Light, Your prayers will help lead us aright, : Eunice, and Lloyd 'Hunter, small groups learn" how to - conduct business meetings, to chair commit-|ladies' prize for the best Scottish story, John Murray won the men's THE CHURCHES ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Riddell, Minister. Sunday, February 13th-- 11 a.m. --Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening Worship. Subject--*"The Virtues of Life™ Monday, February 14th-- 7.30 p.m.--Fireside Club members are asked to meet at the Church' at this time. A sleigh ride has been arranged with programme afterwards. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION - Rev. R." McKibbon (Blackstock) Feb. 13--Septuagesima Sunday-- 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong and sermon, PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, February 13th-- 10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a.m.-----Morning Worship. 7 p.n.--Evangelistic Service. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, February 13th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Primary Class. 11 a.m.--""All this will I give you" 7 p.m.--Evening Worship conducted by 'the President of" the Young Ladies' Service Club, Thursday, February 17, 7.30 p.m.-- Meeting of the Board of Stewards. 8.30 p.m.--Meeting of Official Board PRINCE ALBERT CHURCH Mrs. A. Harper, Organist Mr. A. Fear, Choirleader. 2 pan.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 3 p.n.--Choir and Sotuon. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH CARDINAL MINDSZENTY To be or not to be is the question. Christian or Communist. No one can be in different or neutral. The broad- minded soul can no more view the red terror in the distance. All things are good to the good, no more stands. Cardinal ~~ Mindszenty's crucifixion helps to clarify the sincere conviction of the Communist rulers. Naked power finds only opposition in those who fight to preserve. the soul with. a re- sponsibility to God. Communism is not economic or political. It is a' re- ligion. Its first principles are hatred and terror. It has a Pope and Car- djnals and a priesthood as real as the Catholic Church. fallible teaching. Communism is Socialism logically concluded, Ques- tions answered hy mail. --Father McGivney AS LET hae Ld Presbyterial W. M. S. Final *plans for the 21st annual meeting of the Oshawa Presbyterial of the 'Woman's Missionary Society of the United *Church of Canada to be held in Whitby United Church, Whitby on Tuesday, February 22nd, were com- pleted recently. There will be morn- ing and afternoon sessions, the morn- ing session beginning at-9.30 a.m. The 'Story of the Year" will be pre- sented by Mrs. Elton A. Werry, Cor- responding Seeretary, Miss Ida MacKenzie, of Toronto, Field Secretary, of the Woman's Mic sionary Society, will be the guest speaker, and is scheduled to speak at both sessions. Miss MacKenzie will also install the new officers for 1949, at the afternoon session, Mrs. W. FP. Rogers, Bowanville, ~tand were_ably supported by Lloyd It has inflexible, in- | haggis aloft, followed in the proces- Murray with the vegetable course, The "Address to the Haggis" was given by Sandy Williamson, Minstrel Revue The members of the 50-560 Club are feeling Very happy and grateful; hap- py because the Minstral Revue they sponsored, and performed by the Hap- py Doubles Club of Oshawa, in the High School last Friday evening, was show; and also to the people of Port Perry and other places who supported them in such a grand fashion. It was indeed heartening in this our first lent Fund. } : We managed, more or less, to get seats for everyone, and it really was funny to see the male members of our Club dashing around to get benches, and as more and 'more people arrived, so they ran around again, Mr, Bob Pickard, our own president, opened the evening with a welcome to the Oshawa Club, and then with its cast of thirty, male and female, the show began, Everybody enjoyed it. The End Men in the persons of Merwood Dale, as Mose; Rastus was Vernon Osborne; Sunshine, James Harvie and Gordon Long as Bones. These men drew real special notice as they were very funny Metcalf as the "Interlocutor", while the chorus gang their songs in a way it was a joy to hear. I noticed, too, that though the Revue was on the gen- eral lines of a Minstrel Show, the songs were all very original and the scene changing for. the second half, added a lot to what we all thought was a pretty good performance. Vernon Osborne, as the Director, Dr. S. George Werry, A.T.C.M,, as Director of Music, and stage manager, Stanley Gomme, should be congraite lated. d Show over, we adjourned to the was served to over one hundred people and here T should mention, we had an added treat, some members of the Ux- bridge 4-1 Another Club, including their Mr. and Mrs. President," George and Mrs. Black. We made friends with these people in the latter part of last year, and we thought it a very nice gesture on their part to come and support us. and then be our visitors to lunch. It meant that there were members of three Clubs all together, and it was grand to see the spirit of fellowship there, Rev. Clifford Smith gave a few President of the Happy.Double Club, Mr. Love, and Mr. George. Black of the 4-1 Another Club gave thanks. Lunch was a very happy affair, after which Merwood 'Dale sang a very amusing song and we finished the evening with Auld Lang Syne, and so once again thanks to the Happy Doubles Club and the people of Port Perry. We hope you will support us 'again. You will be pleased to know that the collection at the door amount- ed to $162. -- o> F IRESIDE CLUB Along with countless thousands of other admirers of "Robbie" Burns the world over, the Fireside.Club of St. John's Fresbyterian Church, Port Pefry, and their friends, enjoyed a haggis supper and Scottish program on Tuesday evening, January 265th. What a party! Sae informal, jolly and hairt-warmin', Tartans were seen everywhere, in rugs, ties and skirts. . With the '186 guests standing at their places, the haggis was "piped in". The guests lost their heart to the two braw, kilted. pipers, Guy and Allan Wilson. Rev. John Riddell bore the sion by Bert MacGregor and John The President of Oshawa Presbyterial, will: be the presiding officer for the day. A large attendance of interested ladies is hoped for. The theme for the sessions will be "It must be done by GIRLS IN TRAINING The Canadian Girls in Training pro- gramme is designed to meet the needs Every girl should learn to work and play with others. , Every girl should have an understanding and experience |* of the Christian faith, The Canadian Girls in Training program in the hands of competent leaders ean provide this for Canadian Girls, Its basis is the Sunday" School class with a mid-week meeting. What is the program? It is a program of Christian" Education which includes Bible and Mission study, dramaties, music, recreation and creative projects. The girls in tees, to plan and carry out their pro- Burns' grace was pronounced by the Rev. Mr. Riddell, Between courses the pipers played request numbers, and all took part in the hearty singing of Scottish songs. Port Perry; Mrs. MacFarlane, Toronto and Walter Kerr, Ashburn, Bentley gave a delightful reading, of girls for a church céntred program, |"Beside. the Bonnie Brier Bush", The Beacock trio, accompanied by, Mrs, Warriner, and by Jimmy Davidson's tions, dian solos and Miss Helen Willard gave a piano medley of Scottish airs, ory of Robert Burns" was proposed by David Rollo, and responded * to by Dr. M. B, Dymond, who gave the address to the "Immortal Memory." selves better than the Scots, and Mrs, Finlayson, of Blackstock, won the me." A varied and generous program, 1:7: with a strong Scottish flavour, was Co Tew eT enjoyed ver-r-ry much. Stirring solos | C.G.LT. STANDS FOR CANADIAN [were sung by Mrs. Alex. Williamson, Mrs. I. R. "bones", played some rousing . selec- George Freeman played accor- ~The toast to "The Immortal Mem- No people can tell jokes on them- apd Jamie ial Nola. ET gram With their leader's help, ys prize for the best joke, a great success, and grateful to the: performers for putting up such a good venture this year toward our Benevo-| | the Provincial convention in Hamilton, United Church basement where lunch |' words. to the company and both the The Fireside Club wish to express deep appreciation to Mrs. Jessie Rob- supurb haggis. The singing of "Auld! Lang Syne" terminated a most enjoy- able Burns' birthday celebration, ywhich was indeed a "braw, bricht nicht," I. 0. D. The February meeting of Scugog Chapter-took place at 3 p.m., Monday, February 1st in the rooms of the Order, The members turned out in quite unusual numbers as a tribute to the retiring Regent Mrs. Stewart Mac- Farlarie, Let us hope that they will continue the good work and all be in their places at the March meeting. After the prayer of the Order, salute to our flag, and the repeating of Scu- gog Chapter's motto, the minutes were read and approved, A letter was read from the Library Board, thanking the Chapter for a 'donation of $75.00. Mrs, M. Letcher, convener of "Food for Britain" read letters full of grati- tude from the recipients of these _par- cels which we send each month. $42, 50 (proceeds from Euchre and Bridge) were turned over to this worthy pro- ject. Mrs, Stewart:MacFarlane was voted: delegate" to represent the Chapter at All annual reports from secretaries and conveners were read and ap- proved. It always surprises us all, as the year ends, to look back at the many worthwhile tasks we have ac- complished, Mrs. Stewart MacFarlane, after 3 years of unselfish and devoted Re- gency, in a stirring little speech, thanked her executive and members for their loyal support. Mrs. M. Dymond, in well chosen members for Mrs. MacFarlane's splen- did "work, Mrs. Robt. Harper then | presented Mrs, MacFarlane with a beautiful. bouquet of daffodils. and white snapdragon. Mrs, nominating committee, then took charge. After the balloting, the fol- lowing list is the Executive 'for 1949, Hon. Regent--Mrs, C. Powers; Hon. Vice Regent--Mrs, C. Harris; Regent --Mrs. H. Durkin; 1st Vice--Mrs. M. Dymond; 2nd Vice--Mus. 8. Griffen; Recording - Sec.--Mrs, J. Robertson; Cor, Sec.--Murs, M. Chapman; Treas.-- Mrs. E, J. Hutchinson. Councillors-- Mesdames Murray, MacFarlane, Z. M Jackson; F., Brock, C. Harris. The new Regent, Mrs. H, Durkin, then took the chair, and formed the committees of the various depart- ments for the year, Our meeting closed with God Save the King. CWP. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION - EVENING W. A. The Parish Hall is buzzing with ac- tivity these days in preparation for our Valentine Tea. We hope to raise enough money to give a substantial donation to-the Building Fund, Mean- while we are spending many busy evenings making "little things" for the bale, Incidentally we hope to have a large selection of cards and baste-notes for sale at our tea, "A very enjoyable evening was spent in the Parish Hall on Tuesday, Feb, 8 --the hostess being Betty Ballard, Our next meeting will be at the home of Carol Morrow." Members please note change. o-oo « W. M.S. The afternoon auxiliary of the W.M.S. met in the Sunday School room of the United Church on Tuesday, Feb. 8th, with the president, -Mrs. Thomp- son, presiding, Mention was made of the recent executive meeting of Osha- wa Presbyterial and blans made to attend the Presbytérial meeting to be held in Whitby, on Feb, 22nd. The worship period and study book were then presented by Mrs. Koch, as- sisted by the following, members of her group: Mrs, Jeffrey, Mrs, Stone and Mrs, Holmes.' All members who were present felt inspired by our helpful study .as well ag 'by the fine feeling of Christian Fellowahip: ih prepa - Port Perry's O.M,H.A, Midget "C" entry was snuffed out last week-end when a powerful Ajax squad handed them an 8-0 trouncing on Thursday at Brooklin' and. came. back with a 6-0 win on Saturday at Whithy to take the round 14-0, Although beaten 14 Hines, young Owen in the Port net turned in stellar ertson, who made and cooked the most' | periods, words, voiced the appreciation of the L. Colbear, convener of wel; '|admiring her little niece Carol Ann. .|of that good music for dancing, i Everyone enjoyed the evening in- |B « |joyed a dainty buffet luncheon with 'at Whitb Ajax boys to I goal for the first two However, the large ice sur- face proved too much for his tiring mates out front as they have been do- ing their practising on the rink at the school. : Members of the locals are Jack Owen, Ross Evans, Lloyd Evans, Ron 'Wallace, Fred DeNure, Peter Sulman, Don Ashbridge, Tony Roman, Dan Me- Bill Gibson, Jim Rider, Lloyd Balfour, Don' Geer. - -- SC UGOG The worship service was quite well attended in Grace Church on Sunday with a very interesting message for all, The text was "Jesus is Always There." We are sure this is very true, The Reds were the winners at both Sunday Schools on Sunday, Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. G. Menzing on the- birth of their second son, on Saturday, Februdry bth in Oshawa General Hospital, . A brother for' Mark and a grandson for Mr, and Mrs. Hudson, The W.A. pot luck supper was a fine success with a good erowd and a table full of all kinds of good things to eat, to which everyone did full justice. Proceeds $18.26. After all the tables were cleared and piled up and the dishes washed and put away, all went up stairs for a short program of com- munity singing. Mr. Denton acted as chairman, Many interesting reports were given on the progress of the church and its different organizations, The singing of many old favorites fol- lowed," Mrs. Alan Martyn favoured with -a reading; Gloria Fralick rend- ered a piano selection; Miss. Marjorie conducted an amusing contest about men's occupations, answered by a girl's name. The singing of "Blest Be the Tie That Binds", closed the meet: ing, 'A new idea .is being tried out at Grace Church. At the close of the Sunday School Mrs. Alan Martyn and Miss Kay Prentice took all the small pupils over the centre school and en- tertained them during the service, It worked out very well, 2 Ray Hobbs has sold his farm to . John Ailles, of Toronto, and is i a sale on Feb, 17th. We hope the weather will be fine that day. ing in Bronte for a week or so, Mrs. C. Fralick visited her daughter Mrs. Clark Ross in Toronto last week, returning home with Mr. Fralick on Friday. Mrs, Cooke, of Manchester, is spend- ing a few weeks- with her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Fralick. Mrs. Louis Pearce is staying with her brother, Mr. Arthur Clark in Oshawa for a couple of weeks, and is Miss Minnie Warren, of , Whitby, is visiting her brother Mr. John Warren and Mrs, Warren for a few days, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Prentice visited in Lindsay on Thursday. A large number of the farmers at- tended the John Deere show on Mon- day, in Port- Perry, , Scugog Community Club On Friday "evening, February 4th, the Scugog Community Club held its first meeting. We wish to thank Mr. and Mrs, Everett Prentice and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson for planning the pro- gram for the evening. About one hundred were present. euchre and the prizes were won by Mrs. Robert Prentice, Miss Minnie Warren, Russell Pogue and John Burn-. ham. Mr. makers were on hand to provide some cluding the lunch, and anxious to be back again on February 18th at 8 p.m, when Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Fralick and Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Crozier will have charge of the program. There are still faces we would like to see at these gatherings. Comel Scugog Junior Homemakers The fifth meeting of the Scugog Junior Homemakers was held at the home of Ella Barry, with thirteen girls in attendance. The meeting was open- ed with the Lord's Prayer. The roll call was answered by the girls report- along with their cup cakes, also one important detail to remember when making cup cakes,' Mrs, Cooke spoke to the girls on "Party Games", Then all went 'to the kitchen where Mrs, Boundey de- | monstrated the icing of cup cakes. This was fun, The girls are all to bring a cup cake iced with an original design to the next meeting, All en- Mrs, Cooke pouring tea, Kay Pren- tice thanked Ella and Mrs. Barry for opening their home, and will be held at the home of Mrs, Cooke, on February 19, at 1.16 p.m. Remember the Valentine Box Social on Friday, Feb. 11th, in the Memorial Head Church, A prise for She mart. est box, performance in both games, especially y when he held the big fast |} Kome, George Pallock, John Pallock, | Mrs. Frank Gerrow has been visit- | | Lawrence's Drug Store News i " (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store) LENTHERIC COLOGNES roeeserees NOXZEMA . 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