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| PON RRA ES ; 23 a on A TH garding Sales and Service, write the - Fe ---- -- ~~ -- -- Port Perry Electric ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WASHING MACHINES RADIOS RANGES FAIRBANKS-MORSE WATER PUMP SYSTEMS PHONE 177, PORT PERRY, 1st door north of Hotel EEE Surge Milkers MERRILL ROSS Authorized Surge Sales and Service. MYRTLE STATION Phone 83 r 1-4, Brooklin Attention Housewives Bonded Singer representative will be in Port Ferry and district each THURSDAY. For information re- SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., Oshawa, Ont ARTHUR VW. S. GREER, K.C. in attendance at my Port Pe office on Wednesday morning i Pi afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 26 W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 am, to 6 p.m. Office Upstairs over C. Sleep's or Insurance Office, RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS, K.C. 6 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Phone 814 } in attendance at my Port Perry Office on Tuesday and ursddy afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry. = Phone 94 NE "REFRIGERATION for prompt service on all makes, both household and 'commercial, Estimates given on Installations. Reg. Boundey 0 ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding Estimates given on all kinds of work. | EARL WALLACE Phone 261 Port Perry ---- lr ------ Eee Blackstock Mr. John Hoskin from B.C, is visit- ing his brother Mr, R. M. Hoskin, Nestleton, his niece Mrs. Wheeler, Blackstock and nephew Mr, Ivan Hos- kin Egypt. Service in United Church was can- celled because of Nestleton United Church Anniversary. Rev. R. M, Sey- mour, Enniskillen was the preacher. We are glad to report that Mrs, R. Nesbitt is improving in health, also Mrs. O. McQuade. W. A, of St. John's Church held the June meeting at the home of Mrs. John Carter, Mrs. Carter attended the Charter | Tea of the Silver Cross Chapter given at the home of Alderman and Mrs. Dodds, Peterboro, June 14th, A shower for Mr. and Mrs. John Archer (Dorothy Wotten) was held at Devitt's Hall, Friday evening and one at Purple Hill on Thursday even- ing, - : Congratulation to Mr, and Mrs. Percy Collins on the arrival of a son in Oshawa Hospital last Monday. Miss Norma Malcolm has completed her course at Bowmanville Business College and has taken a position in Toronto. Three fine swings, a teeter-totter and a sand box has been added to the Community Park. The Park Commit- SPECIALIZING IN "PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, GRAINING GYPTEX WORK. ALL WORK STRICTLY GUARANTEED. 21 years experience in Toronto. Full Equipment. ALSO OUTSIDE PAINTING DONE. M. St. Clair and Son EPSOM (North West of School) ' PHONE--PORT PERRY 118 r 14 PAINTING and | DECORATING INTERIOR WORK: INSURANCE Are your policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may be, consult H. W. EMMERSON Phone 41 Port Perry |. HE KNEW Employer (interviewing applicant for a job): nK"ow anything about electricity ?" "Yes, sir." "What's an armature?" "A guy who boxes for nothin,!" KEEPING HOUSE is easy since we got our & ANY home and farm can be now . , fresh running barn, URO Pump. Designed especially to meet farm require- ments, DURO offers exclusive advantages + + «assures years of trouble-free operation + « » adds production and profit enough to soon pay for installation. See complete information. 1 i "DURO | WATER $137EMS elie | living. home . . $112.00 FOB, way! LONDON, CANADA Peel's Hardware Phone 586 - "EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED London =° Hamilton - Toronto = - OWNING AND OPERATING METALS LIMITED Ydmonton - « _ Calgary x Duro. z= 00 Shij=-- Pump! =" . with a plentiful supply of water at the turn of a tap - + supplying every need in the house, truck garden, cow-stables and fire protection for all your buildings . . , rovided with dependability by the famous . | Fixtures and Fittings Styled for beauty and utility, EMCO Bath- rooms, Kitchens and Laundries are perfect teammates with a DURO Pressure System. Protect the health of your family . . . add to the comforts of daily Call us today ©) "and learn how easily and economically you can modernize your modern us for &mceo + the EMCO - Port Perry Sudbury. - Winnipeg =~ Vancouver Vancouver ECO Estimates given. | tee aim to get picnic tables soon. Mr. and Mrs. H. Shortridge visited Mr, and Mrs. Jabez Wright and Misses Annie and Effa Wright, Oshawa, on Sunday. . Mr, and Mrs. Eber Wright, Detroit, visited his brother Garnet. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, Oshawa, Miss Vera Forder and Mary Ellen Downey, Toronto with Mrs. John Forder. -- el Scugog On Sunday last Mr. Denton gave uj his final megsage, basing his thoughts on "The Truth in Human Relations". Mr, Denton is leaving this week, and Rev, Mr, Bick, of Bobcaygeon, will be here next Sunday to carry on, i The Head Community held their picnic on Sunday at Stephenson's i Point, with a fine attendance, and a "very good time was enjoyed, Grace Church Sunday School will hold its" picnic at Stephenson's Point 'on Wednesday, July 6th, The Head Community will hold a sale of honie-made cooking on Satur- day, afternoon, July 2nd at the home 'of Mrs. Gibson, Portview. Mr. and Mrs, J. Demara, Mrs. Mil- ton Demara, Mrs. Don: Christie, Mr. and Mrs. David Hope and Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope and family Ron- ald, Helen and Lois, attended the King family picilic on Saturday, at Little Britain Park, with about sixty present from Toronto, Oshawa, Blackstock, Lindsay, Bowmanville and Oakwood. All enjoyed the ball game and races and other sports, also the shower of rain that came just at supper time. The men picked up the tables and carried them in the new skating rink, i ce which was fiear, 80 as to be where it was dry, Prizes were given to Miss Mae King of Blackstock, as the oldest one present; Lois Hope received the prize for the youngest; and Mr, Nor- man Hope and sister, Mrs. Mullen, of Saskatchewan, received prizes for coming the greatest distance. The officers for 1950 are Roy Hope, presi- dent; Mrs. Don. Christie, sec.; Milton Demara and Grant Bright are the sports committee, Next year the pic- nic will be held in the same place on the last Saturday in June. Mr, and Mrs. Camplin, Port Perry, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hance: : Mrs. A. Crooks, of Toronto, is visit- ing her daughter, Mrs. Fred Jackson. Mr, and Mrs. Gibson and daughters Doris and Carol, of West Hill, Mrs. Gilmore and daughter Barbara .and Mr, Fenn, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and daughters Fay and Carol, of Janetville, were Sunday visitors, of Mr, and Mrs. George Hulcoop. Mr, and Mrs; Jack Young, of Port Perry, Mr, and Mrs, Hubert Long and Marie were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hope. The Milner picnic was held at Stephenson's Point on Saturday. The Scugog folk prepared a sur- prise party for Mr. Denton on Friday evening in Grace Church. The fol- lowing address was read: To Mr. H. Denton: Dear Mr. Denton, -- We recall a poem, which gives a beautiful picture of the way in which human lives come in contact and separate on the voyage of life. It was evening. Two sailing vessels, entered the same harbour and very closely, side by side, they cast anchaor. 'Soon the friendly sailors were climbing on and off their neigh- bor's vessel, singing their familiar songs, laughing at the well-known jokes and telling stories of places and people they had seen in distant lands. Kind words of encouragement : were spoken and friendships formed as though they were to remain in that harbour forever. But, in the. night a breeze sprang up, : i The sails were filled and when the sailors cante no deck at sunrise, their neighbor ship could be seen 'very dimly in the distance. Perhaps, in some other harbour, they might meet again but not time nor distance could erase the memory of the happy con- tact which they had made, : We believe that the ships, illustrate well our mutual relations, For, two years, we have worked together in the interests of our Church and commun- ity. As a congregation, we assure you, Harry, that we shall have very pleasant memories of your ready sym- pathy and understanding and of all your kindly ways. We enjoyed very much the presence and helpfulness of Mrs. Denton, your mother, while she was at the parsonage, and sincerely hope to see her in the future in our church services, and at the Woman's Association, 'to which she. added so much interest and enthusiasm, .The following lines were written in 1926 by an English girl--The title is. just Human Nature, AND HIGHER WAGES HAVE . : GREATLY INCREASED OUR COSTS doubled and our payroll IN THE PasT five years the" number of employees has dollars to over-50 million dollars. Yet, up to now, despite rising costs on all sides there has been no increase in the basic telephone rates established 22 years ago. 'To meet unprecedented postwar demand for more telephones, our expansion and improvement of service have of necessity taken place in a period: of rapidly rising . costs, Most businesses have offset their higher costs by higher prices for their products, We have not yet done so. ~~ You can be sure we will keep on doing our best to - provide you with adequate and constantly improving tele- + phone service -- and to provide it at the lowest rates con- sistent with a fair return to our investors, and employees. las gone up from 20 million | Od - ' (OH 2) : THE . BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY f OF CANADA Ee -- "Oh its naught, but human nature in our dear old human race! That makes folks very lovable--it's not the brains nor face or such It's just their human nature, the tender human touch. folks I meet street, J humans all conceal, alike we feel, possesses the best a-hiding in the breast. tions and we pray for sunny weather; Oh! I love this human nature that binds us all together." You will soon be going away, Harry, shall often see you. We know that, wherever you are, you will be an ac- tive helper in every good cause, We wished to give you a token of remem- |brance and have chosen--no--not a "bicycle built for two" 'but a set of dishes which will, we believe, be use- ful in your new home. Please accept them with the best wishes' of your friends on Scugog. May all your golden dreams come true. wish to-day for you. : Signed Scugog Friends. * $$ ® 2» Milner-Mark Re-Union On Saturday, June 25th, the Milner- Mark Clan, numbering 76, gathered from Toronto, Oshawa, Unionville, Seagrave, Prince Albert, Porlf'Perry and Scugog to hold their annual get- together at Stephenson's Point, The early part of the afternoon was spent renewing acquaintances and playing ball, while. some took a cool- ing dip in the lake. As the tables were being prepared for supper it started to rain. Scarce- ly believing that it could actually rain we debated whether to stick to our seek refuge in the township hall. Ar- riving there we found the hall in read- iness for the election, and no tables available, so gathering up-our baskets for the second time, we journeyed to the Church. : ; sun came shining through." cluding ice cream and pop) the busi- elected for the following year were: Chandler; Games Con., Elmer Sweet- man; Press Reporter, Anne Milner. It was decided to hold the Reunion next year at the same place on the fourth Saturday in June. At this time a welcome was ex- tended to those who had not attended former picnics. A vote of thanks was moved to the Board of Grace United Church for the use of the basement. ' Novelty prizes were given to the eldest lady, Mrs. Martha Couch, the eldest gentleman, Mr. Geo. Mark; the youngest child; Bernard Chandler, the one having the nearest birthday, Mrs, Orval Boe; the nearest wedding an- niversary, Mr. and Mrs, Orval Boe. A full .program of sports was ear- |ried out in the school grounds, in- cluding running races, three-legged race, needle and thread, wheelbarrow, tug-of-war (Milner vs, Mark) which was very close, but with an eighth of a ton of fat and fun achored to the Milner end they won. Last but not least was the egg tlifowing contest which caused great merriment and several cleaning bills as the eggs were fresh, However, when the omelet was clearéd away, Bert Wanamaker (with Marjorie Milner as his partner) had one egg still unbroken for Sunday breakfast. Rr : As darkness fell we bid our friends adieu, hoping to meet again next year, BN Our Rental Plan includes every- thing you need to do a profes- sional Refinishing Job on th old floors. ' Custom Work Prices on request. Phone 8744W1 OSHAWA M. Leggette ------ It's not the style, or gure, the abilities : the : The thing I find the nicest in all the i In countryside or city; in park or busy 8 Is the wealth of human nature, that we 8 It really is astonishing how much + All parents talk of their children and f And we all have fears and 'sorrows 8 And we've dreams and great ambi- i not so far away we hope, but that we | This is our: guns or retreat, finally deciding to |g Supper was soon on 'the tables and 5 strangely enough as we were about to % be seated the rain stopped and the | After a very enjoyable feast (in- i ness meeting took place. The officers & President, Ralph Milner; Sec'y, Sid |{ FLOOR SANDERS Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 80th, 1949 Saturday Matineo st 3 p.m. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, July 1 -2 Gene Autry and Champion In the Mighty New Outdoor Story, all in Natural Colour "THE BIG SOMBRERO" . 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