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Nps AN 1041, twin boys. hse oad TATE » Sond Sebi ea eho dota ud El haa Wales Sie Lic Port. Pony BAZAAR AND SALE OF COOKING . The Ladies" Aid of St. John's Pres- byterian Church, are holding a bazaar and sale of home-made cooking, on Saturday afternoon, December 6th at the dbrary. There will be useful articles, home-made candy, and a rummage table. Afternoon tea will be served, WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED CHURCH The ladies of Port Perry United Church W. A. will hold a Silver Tea and Christmas program in' the base- mefit of the Church, Tuesday, Dec. 2nd, at 8 p.m. Fal ANNUAL RINK MEETING The annual meeting of the Port Perry Rink Company shareholders will be held in the Community Room of the Public Library, on the evening of Friday, December 5th, at 8 o'clock. General business. Election of Officers. ] - : County Council Whitby, Nov. 24--With many im- portant questions on the agenda On- tario County Council, Monday #fter- _ noon opened its final session of the year, following devotional exercises conducted. by Rev. Clifford G. Park, minister of Whitby United Church. Warden J. A. MacDonald intimated in his opening adderss that the judg- ment of His Honor Judge D. B. Cole- man on the Pickering Township As- sessment appeal was expected shortly perhaps, during this session. The Warden expressed thé hope that the business of this session would be speeded up, and that careful consider- ation would be given to all matters. Before proceeding with-- the busi- ness the members stood in silence with bowed heads for a moment to honour the memory of 'the brave men who paid the supreme sacrifice in the last war. Whitby and Port Perry High School requested the usual grant of - $600 for their agricultural depart- ments. The usual string of accounts were read for the care of indigent patients in hospitals. Accounts from- the Children's Aid Society. Deputy Reeve Miller suggested that County Council should take steps to secure an accurate record of all men enlisting in the present struggle, pointing out that it would be easier to get them now than later. He also mentioned the names of many who served in the last war and are again serving in the present war. Among them were Lieut.-Gen. G. R. Pearkes, V.C., who commanded the 116th Bn. for a time; Sgt. A. B. Bonner D.S.0,, M.M., Col. J. W. G. Thompson. ------o MISS DOROTHY HIGGS WED TO H. BALLARD Avondale United Church, Tillson- burg, was the setting for a fal] wed- - ding when Dorothy Beatrice Higgs, daughter of the late Rev. aptl Mrs. Wm. Higgs, of Toronto, was united in marriage to Harold Edwin Ballard, of Toronto, a well-known sportsman and son of Mrs. Ballard and the late Sidney E. Ballard, Rev. H. S, Cobb officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Alfred Higgs, wore French blue crepe and wine acces- sories. She was attended by Mrs. E. W. Drew, of Oshawa, in wine crepe, with black accessories. The grooms: man was James Primeau, Toronto, A recéption followed at the home of Dr, and Mrs, C. A. Richards. Mrs, Richards, sister of the bride, received, assisted by Mrs. Sidney Bllard. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard will reside on Montgomery Rd., Toronto. ' ~~ or I. 0. D. E. Scugog Chapter, 1.0.D.E. is holding ------an-open-meeting-at_the Library on] _ "- Monday, December 1st for the pur- - pose of exhibiting the work com- pleted during the month of November before it is shipped to headquarters. The public is cordially invited, men and women, to see what the: busy fingers of our workers have accom- plished for the overseas forces and the British War Victims. Tea will be served from 3 to 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome, so come, and bring your friends. 'Silver collection, RE -- BORN ~ WILSON--To Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wilson (nee Laura Clements), at Port Perry, on Sunday, November 23, | "British Churches Fund" on the of Fhoue OSHAWA jj FREE Parking / Air Conditioned L FRIDAY and SATURDAY this week ANN "SHERIDAN, Jack Qakie, Martha Raye, in __ "NAVY BLUES" ie @ eo @ @ REVIVAL, Friday-- : Fred MacMurray, in "RANGERS OF FORTUNE" eo @ © o MONDAY "for 3 days CHARLES BOYER, OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND, PAULETTE GODDARD, lu "HOLD BACK THE DAWN" See 'the MASTER OF LOVE in action as Boyer charms two beauties-- 3 oe @ © oo o Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SPENCER TRACY ----in thats famous role | that he glorifies-- "DR. JEKYLL and MR. HYDE" LANA TURNER, JINGRID BERGMAN, Donald Crisp, C. Aubrey Smith. United Church Notes The Young People's Union is in an flourishing condition, with a weekly attendance. of 45 to 50. < Any wishing to contribute to the "Aig th British Churches Fund" are asked to place _théir. gift marked fering plates. Rev. W. P. Rogers of Tolman, a former pastor will preach next Sunday, morning and evening. a ---------- 25th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ottenbrite celebrated their 25th wedding anni- versary .Sunday, Nov. 23rd, 1941. "They had a nice family dinner with all their children present--Sseven sons, three daughters; and Father O'Reilly. For their guests they also had their their brother and sister and close friends--Mr. and Mrs. George Nagel, Wooler; Mr. Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hubenig of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. George Nagel, Weston; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Armstrong, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Zack Baumgartner, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Kasper Beitel, Trenton; Mr, and Mrs. Phil Giroski, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Don Schedaziki, Oshawa; M and Mrs. Adam Knopfel, Toronto; My and Mrs. Peter Kuryhul, Blackwater; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geroski, Man- chester; -Mr. and Mrs. Bill- Deitrich, Blackwater; Misses Helen Kleinwoste, Trenton; Ilona Nagel, Wooler, Mary Kryhul, Blackwater; Erma Gardner, Oshawa; Rose Apple, Port Perry; Joyce, Rose, Marie and Dolly - Hube- nig, Toronto; Doris Bietil, Masters Jack Nagel, Johnny Nagel, Tommy Clairmont, Trenton; Adam Lepinski, Oshawa; Edward Gelauich, Oshawa. They all had a veny en- joyable day." Mr. and Mrs. Otten- brite were presented with many love- ly gifts from their friends. F Mr. and Mrs. Ottenbrite live on the farm north of Port Perry, formerly Frank Bradley. occupied by Mr, "Lions Club Next meeting, Friday, November 28; at the Sebert House--6.30 sharp, The speaker is to be staff Inspector Arthur Moss, of the Provincial Police. Secretary. Bert says: "We should not only have 100% attendance, but should invite some citizens to attend. Hunt up a friend and give him a gave and Mrs. J. J. Hubenig,| - Wooler; | Sunday, Nov. 30, High School Notes Ad Optima .By D. H. Nasmith - On Monday, November 24th, the Literary Society program was pre- sented by the pupils of Grade XII The meeting which was under the chairmanship of the president, Doris MacGregor, was opened with the sing- ing of "0 ,Canadd", followed by the reading of the minutes of the last meeting by the Secretary, The presi dent then gave her words 'of welcome and the program was turned over to the Grade -XII class, Ruth Arnold the prologue, in which she thanked Mr. Breckow, the form teacher of Grade XII, for the time and, effort he put forth to make the presentation a success, The play, "She was only a Farmer's Daughter" was then enacted by the competent cast of characters. It was one of those old-fashioned melodramas which should not be taken too serlously and judging from the reactions of the sympathetic audience, it was not. After the: curtain. had fallen, the president called upon Mrs. George Jackson to give the critic's "report. The criticism was short and to thef point. The general impression given that the presentation had been a suc- cess was greatly appreciated by both the cast and the audience, The meet- ing closed with the singing of the National Anthem. On the morning of Friday, Nov. 28, the singing classes of Grades XI and XII. under the leadership of Mrs. | Switzer, will have the privilege of singing on' the radio. These * two classes are to go to Toronto on that morning and are to make a broadcast at 10.30 E.D.S.T. from CFRB. We feel surg that you will enjoy hearing this exhibition of singing talent from the Port Perry High School, repre- '| sented by these two grades. Next week we will give a detailed announcement concerning "the High School ~~ Commencement °~ Exercises which are to be held in Auditorium of the High School on December 5th. RIL Potb»ho . . ag Moving Pictures Gregson Talking Moving Pic- tures appear at the Tewn Hall at Port Perry every other Thursday evening. A good series of films has been chosen. To-Night's showing is It's In The Air"--noend of fun "Mystery Sea Raider" comes on December 11, also '"The Blue Danube Waltz" and "Busy Little Bears."' Two shows each night. Two projectioa machines. No waiting, See for yourdelf. Shows begin 7.00 and 9.00 p.m., D'S.T. te ------ Save, Invest, and Serve by buy- ing War Savings Certificates Book Review By Clara Glass, Grade XI- "Good-Bye Mr. Chips" By James Hilton, In the lives of most of us there is probably one elder, usually a teacher, whose constancy and understanding, whose humour and wisdom we never forget. This was the case with Mr. Chipping, called . Mr. Chips by his pupils, who came to an English school in 1870, at the age of twenty- two, a shy man with no understand- ing of boys. ~The boys sensed this weakness and. laughed at him- mak- ing him less sure of himself. . His wife Kathleen, helped him to 'over-1" come this obstacle to a great extent. As years went by, Mr. Chips .grew less shy and more tolerant. The boys |' learned to love-and respect him, Then came the greatest tragedy of his life. His wife died after a few short years of happily married life. / "Chips" was stunned at the time, but his wife's in- fluence caused him to persist until he became a sucessful - school-master. When, during the first Great War, most of his beloved boys left to serve their country he saw, with a deep sence of gratification; many of them receive military honours. Resigning in 1919, on account of illness, he took up his abode at Mrs. Wickett's, across from the scheol, so that he could be near "his boys", whom he was always ready to help in any difficulty. A schoolmaster for over half a century, he died at the age of eighty-five, leaving a sadness in the hearts of all Brookfield. Good-Bye Mr. Chips is a story to be read and reread, a story that is wide- ly discussed and deeply treasured by all. James Hilton has written this story in a very lucid style, It has human appeal *hecause. it relates the story of how a young man won his way to success and happiness by per- sistent effort and 'through the in- fluence of an understanding helpmate, The story is interesting because it gives an insight into the life of early English schoolmasters. BE Ta J lin PETER SINCLAIR DIES IN HIS 66th YEAR. Petér Fréderick Sinclair, for REV. Rev. several years chairman of the indus-J trial relations board of the Imperial 0il in charge of social service work, died at his Bathurst St. home, Toron- to, yesterday, in his 66th year. Mr. Sinclair's first charge was the Presbyterian Church at Sonya, He also served at St. Andrew's, Winni- peg, North Broadview, Toronto, He was born at Melbourne, Ont. where he will be buried on Friday, He graduated from Strathroy col- legiate and received his B.A, and M.A. from Toronto University. After at- tending Knox College for, two years he spent a year at the Theological Seniinary of Princeton. University, graduating from there in 1898. sion, enemy. "Special Dutch treat)" AUSTRALIANS FORWARD At Tobruk, Libya, in the front line posts, the Australian infantry keep the Italian forward post troops in a state of nervous ten- During the day they keep an wary eye on_the Italian's - wire defences and at night, sections creep out and attack the Here {3 typical Australian front line soldier with his : Tommy gun going into action, Meeting lat the' Orange Hall, PORT PERRY: "Above 'the Observer Printing Office at 11 a.m. & 8 p.m. Evangelist Ethel Thompson Pioneer Worker in the Maritimes; is the speaker." Come and | enjoy the bright e Gl ime & Special music, and hear the Old Time Gospel. : | , ¢: y PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21th, 1941 Eyes Examined | Glasses complete, or lenses only, | supplied whére necessary, at, I.R. BENTLEY'S ' OPTOMETRIST ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Public. Worship, Student in charge. Cc HURCH OF THE ASCENSION +." ANGLICAN "Rev. William Stocks, Rector Sunday, Nov: K 30--St. Andrew's Day . 8 p.m.--Sunday School, °° 1 p.m.--Evensong and Sermon, The Rector. Sunday, December Tth-- ! i 11 a.m.--Holy Communion, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH | Rev. W. J. H. Smyth, Minister. 10 a.m.--Sunday School. ' Rev.. W. P. Rogers, B.A., a former |: pastor, will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 pm, F # / A Baptismal Service will be' held on Sunday; December 7th at 11 a.m. Those interested are kindly asked to inform the pastor. SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED 60 Conts SUITS CLEANED " Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH Upstairs, over Jemison's Bakery FOR SALE Registered Hereford bull, 5 months old, .grade Hereford bull, 2 months old and a Pure Bred Hereford bull calf, 2 weeks old. L. Blight, R.R.1, Port Perry, 1 mile north of Epsom. FOR SALE 2 .Iron Beds, Mattréss, "2 sets of Springs, 2 Dressers, Washstand, Bed- room Dishes, Settee, Hanging Lamp; G0 egg incubator, Rohe. Apply. at Star. Office, ~~ -- " WANTED IMMEDIATELY A kitchen woman, also an exper- ienced hall and dining room girl. Ap- ply to the Matron, Whitby Ladies' College, Whitby, Ont, AUCTION SALES ARTHUR J. NESBITT--Farm Stock and implements, at his premises, 1% miles east of Brooklin station, on Friday, December 5th. Sale at 1 pm. (S.T.) Terms Cash, ~~ JALF. PRENTICE--Farm Stock and Implements, Ete., at his premises lot 1, con. 8, Scugog, 13 miles south of CentreIsland, on Wed., Decem- _ber 10th, - Sale at 1,30 (8.T.) Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. THE COW 'UNDER THE COW HANGS MILK' LITTLE LONDONER DISCOVERS. London.--A cow has "six sides" and is "arranged for milking", accord- ing to an essay written by a 10-year- old boy from the east end slums of London and released by Ernest Brown the Minister of Health, The boy had been evacuated from the city to the country where his amazed eyes beheld a cow for the first time. 'The cow is a mammal', he wrote, "It has six sides, right and left and upper and below. At the back it has a tall on 'which hangs a brush, With this_he sends flles away so they don't fall into the milk. The head is for the purpose. of growing horns and so his mouth can be somewhere. = The horns are to butt with and the mouth to moo with, Under the cow hangs milk, 'It is arranged for milking, "When people milk, milk' comes and there is never an end to the sup- ply. "How the cow does it I have not more. The cow has a fine sense of smell and one can smell it far a way. This is the reason for the fresh air in the country. "A man cow i3 called an ox. The ox does not eat much but what it eats it eats twice so that it gets enough. When it is hungry it moos and when it says nothing at all ft {s because its reqsonable prices, -- : NE I I f Lawrence's Drug Store News "You Can SAVE With Safety at Your REXALL STORK' CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION OO As there is a marked scarcity of many lines of' gift merchan- dise this year, we advise that wherever possible you make your selection early. A small deposit will hold any article PHONE 49 7:0 OO until Christmas. / | A. M.. LAWRENCE 720 Rexall swe CO DD CHRISTMAS CARDS-- Our full line now on display, YARDLEY GIFT SETS-- A wide range of desirable gifts for ladies and gentlemen ADRIENNE-- A line of cosmetics and tollet articles that is very popular. BACHELOR-- Something extra fine in shav- ing needs, Tollet Articles, ete. for gentlemen. PORT PERRY FOR Expert Radio ~ Service PHONE 234 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only. McLean Radio: Service The Gregson Talking Motion Picture Show Ppresents England's Ace Comedian, GEORGE FORMBY, in 'IT'S IN THE AIR' He'll bomb the town with laughs. _ Britain invades Canada with POLLY WARD, JULIEN MITCHELL . On the same programme: Major Peter Pauk.Devlin Travelogue. Town Hall. Port Perry, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27th. Two shows, 7 and 9 pm,. Two machines--no delay in picture. Admission: adults 30c., children under 14, 16c., (tax included) Yeas Thee Thursday, Friday, Sat. (This Week) Madaleine CARROL, Gary COOPER, n "Royal West Mounted Police" A picture truly great, in teehnicolor. Made in Canadian west--An open in- vitation to all true Canadians to see the latest action show. Also , POPEYE and NEWS Saturday 7.16 and 9.16 (S.T.) 2 shows Monday, Tues., Wed, DEC. 1-2-3, John HOWARD, Basil . RATHBONE, "MAD DOCTOR -- "| A great human melodrama you'il like, also "PLAYMATES FROM WILDS" EXTRA! EXTRAI "PEACE BY ADOLPHE HITLER" See! the unbroken promises, made by a man, who is defied by all democratic countries. Thurs., Friday, Sat., (next week) Ellen Drew in "THE MONSTEER AND A GIRL". See this chilling and - thrilling show. Will make your spine tingle from excitement, FOR SALE 10 Durham Calves, 300 to 400 lbs, Will sell cheap. Also 7 pigs weaned. Apply to Chas, Howsam, Phone 00 r 1-1, Port Perry, rk BY R U IN TROUBLE? can't sleep nights, or 'tonsils and throat so sore you can barely swallow you can't sing. GET out OF- i Use SPAHR'S Remedy, SPAHR'S bri ood results or roney. refunde ou- risk - nothing; .M. LAWRENCE'S ii Store HOUSE FOR SALE : We are instructed by Miss Bessie Crozier to sell her house on Bigelow street for $3000. The purchaser can buy the furniture if desired. This is a rare bargain in real estate. Apply, HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, - insides arefull up with grass." Phone 24, Port Perry. From cough or bronchitis that you. your food, or voice so rough that|- THOU SHALT NOT KILL! OIC WEITER (TH DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, North side Queen Street, Port Perry. Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68) DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG *» DENTIST Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber Shop. Phone 237, Res. 216 ('The firm of, Greer & Humphreys ls dissolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24} Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Tuesday and Thursday afterncons of eact week or by appointment. W. A.\Sangster 'DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 pm. _ ' Office Upstairs, over C. Sleeps Insurance Office. : ARTHUR W. 8S. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning, and Friday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 2b AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 22nd -- Farm stock, implements, ete., the property of .Edward Bryant, -at his premises, Sale at 1 pm. (S.T.) Terms Cash, Ted Jackson, Auctioneer HELP WANTED "Dining room girl, also dish washer, at White Kitchen Restaurant; Port Perry, - NOTICE_.TO CREDITORS In the Estato of Albert"W. Williams, Widower, Deecased Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone "" - Fa - ® Port Perry vs 1 miles east of Greenbank." Se& bills." All persons having clams against -. the. Estate of the above deceased who died at the Township of Reach, on the 31st day of October, 1941, are hereby notified to send to the under- signed, on or hefore the 11th day of December, 1941, full particulars of their claims, Immediately after the 11th day of December, 1941, the assets of the deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, : | whieh regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry the 17th day of November, 1941, JOSEPH DENNY, Solicitor for the Administrator herein, Prince Albert Ontario. decd NOTICE TO CREDITORS n the Ratate of Robert Prentlc "Deceased. a3 CAL 'persons - 'having leima 8, nst the Estate of the above mentioned whe died at the Village of Port Perry, - 27th day of September, 1941, re. hereby notified to- send to the Snderslgne ed" solicitors on or before e ticulars of their claims. Immediate] : after the 11th day of Dace! Aft Hit ia y ect mb , 104 tributed among the bil Vbe di: thereto, Having regal to claims of which the Solicitors on then have e. Dated at Port P of Haron | Perry this 19th day HARRIS, rend & WALLACE, above Estate, tlk December, full par- Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the