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Pert. Perry CONGRATULATIONS Mr, and Mrs, George Prentice cele- brated their 66th Wedding Anniver- sary on Tuesday, December 9th, GLENN M&cMASTER RECEIVES WINGS Sgt. «Pilot "Glenn - MacMaster re- ceived his wings at Moncton, N.B, last Friday and is now on home leave. . Pte. Archibald MacMaster, of the R.C.S., Kingston, and Campbell Mac- Master of the 0.A.C., Guelph, were home for the week-end. Mrs. N. Wilkinson has returned to Port Perry after visiting friends for three weeks in Torouto and Hamilton, Mp! and Mrs. Robert Moase moving to Oshawa where Mr. has secured a position, The many friends of Mr. 'and Mrs. John A. Wilson, are glad to report "that he has returned to his home and resumed his business on his farm at Raglan, Ontario. are Moase A very enjoyable evening was spent -at the home of Mr. Gordon Rodd, in honour of Miss Audrey DeShane and 'Miss Betty Hall, whose birthday was celebrated by many close friends who participated ina snappy bridge party. The first prize going. to Miss Irene McDonald and Thomas Patterson, who had a score which was a credit to them. The surprise of the evening was a lovely presentation given to both Miss DeShane and Miss Hall by the win- "ner of the bridge game. A suitable reply was given by each. A lovely 'luncheon was served by Mrs. Rodd and an enjoyable evening was had by all. JOIN THE FUN PORT PERRY! $5000 in various prizes given on Christmas Fair Day, Thursday, Dec. 18. 1st draw at 5.30, 2nd draw at 10 p.m... All seats 18c. inc. tax, Special Show--*"Doomed Caravan". Contin- uous show 2 until? Free--Bottle of Orange Crush to all children attend- ing theatre on Dec. 18--our treat. "Tell your friends to join you at the Strand Theatre, Uxbridge. This is 'no secret. R. W. Bro. R. Meck; DDGM, of Oshawa, was the guest of Fidelity Lodge, A.F. & A.M. on Tuesday even- ing-on his inspection tour. During 'the evening Bro. I. .R. Bentley was pre- sented with a Past Master's Jewel. Bro. Mel. Smith of Oshawa, gold medalist harmonica player favored with a number of selections. JOINS CHRISTIE ST. HOSPITAL STAFF Dr..C. P. Peterson has joined the staff of doctors at Christie Street Hospital. While he will be in Pért Perry on Saturday afternoon and Sundays, his work will be carried on by Dr. G. M. Rennie and the Nurse until a successor takes over Dr. Peter- son's practice. When that arrange- ment is finally made, the succeeding doctor will shave access to case his- tories. Notice of this development will be made as soon as completed. Our townspeople have learned with regret this move on the part of Dr. Peterson, who has proved himself to + be both proficient in his practice, and a good citizen, He will be particularly missed on the Board of "Education, of which he has been a most helpful member for the past six years, 'As yet Mrs. Peterson and the fam- ily remain with us, for which we are thankful, for they, too, have been most helpful: citizens. Our good wishes go with Dr, Peter- son for his success and happiness in . his new position, FORMER ONTARIAN DIES IN~ . CAROLINA ' Rev. Bedford Northup DeFoe Wag- ner, 61, only child of the late Joseph 'and Almeda DeFoe Wargner of Port Perry and Brougham, died in a War- -xenton, N.C, hospital after a heart at- "tack." Bi aT was in Warrenton. Mr. Wagner, went to the United States 26 years ago and served in the minigtry in Mathews, V., Richmond and Warrenton. He had been on the executive council of the diocese of "+ North Carolina and also a member of * the board of examining chaplains of the diocese, He recently was a. mem- ber of the. hymn 'book revision com- mittee. Before going to the U. 8S. he served in Alliston and Shannoriville. Surviving are one son, Bedford V. Wagner, Dayton, .Va.,, and four daughters, Mrs. John G. Smith, Rocky Mount; Mrs. Robt. Scott and Mrs. B. Fone OSHAWA [5p Air Conditioned THURSDAY to SATURDAY JEANETTE MACDONALD BRIAN AHERNE BENE RAYMOND "Smilin Trova" in Technicolor REVIVAL, FRIDAY-- Jack Benny und Rochester, in "BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN" MONDAY and Henry Joan _ FONDA BENNETT 'Wild Geese Calling Ona Munson, Barton Maclane PLUS! . Lupe VEL EZ, in "MEXICAN SPITFIRE'S BABY" "TUESDAY Leon Errol, Buddy Rogers WEDNESDAY -- For 2 Days ~--Don't miss this new comedy-- --this new Star-- RED SKELTON "Whistling in the Dark" CONRAD VEIDT Ann Rutherford Lions Club Next Friday's meeting at the Sebert House, 6.30 p.m. sharp, is to be a business meeting. plns a talk on the 'Man in Battle Dress,' by Lion S. Farmer. Every member is requested to be present to wind up _ the busi- ness of the year. ~~ - JUNIOR WAR WORKERS The Junior War Workers' will meet at the Community Room in the Public Library on Friday, Dec. 19th. at the Usual hour. -> PORT PERRY COUNCIL Three items of interest were dis- cussed at the recent meeting of the Port Perry Council. The first was in connection with our local electrician Mr. Tinsley, who, be- cause cutting off power during repams would inconvenience consumers in that area, has been doing so with power on. The Hydro. Commission has forbidden this practice. In future power must be cut off in the area where repairs are being made. The second item was the announce- ment that $641.29 had been forwarded by the County Treasurér for local war work under the auspices of the L.LO.D.E. = The third item was a reminder frém the Department: of Municipal Affairs. that there would be no municipal clection here this lyear, as Port Perry had failed to oppose the proposal for a two year term for municipal officers, including members of the Board of Education. HONEYDALE Mr. and Mrs. George Prentice cele- brated their 56th wedding anniver- Ad Optima By D. H. Nasmith . School, Principal of the High Schoo), proceedings werd as follows: the Na- tional" Anthem evening. the Entrance prizes to these studetits: of Education, made the presentation of the Intermediate Certificates to the students who had successfully com- pleted two years of High School. First Aid Certificates were presented by Mr. M. A. Gerrow to students who had passed the examination in a first aid course taught by Mr, J. W. Kerr last year. Mr, Fol? Densham pre- sented signalling cértificates to' the members of a signalling class who passed the examination last spring. Doreen Peterson.played a piano solo, Mr. A. M. Lawrence presented the Athletic Awards won, during the field meet earlier in the fall, The winners were Joyce Beare, Rena Harrison, Donald Carnegie, Willie Stone and Arthur, Colbear. Dorothy Tristram received the class shield won by Grade X girls and John Tristram re- class. | David Nasmith received the Strathcona Trust Silver Medal for high score ni rifle shooting. The val- edictory address was then delivered with great eloquence by Miss Mina Dobson, who spoke on behalf of the last year's graduating class. The valedictorian was then presénted with a certificate entitling her to one year's subscription to The Readers' Digest, by Mr. I. R. Bentley. High School Notes|; On Friday, December 5th the. an- nual Commencement Exercises were held in the auditorium of the High The program was under the chairmanship of Mr. E. R. McClellan, The was. sing and the chairman gave his introductory re- marks and welcomed the guests of the Mr. S. Farmer presented Teresa Leahy, Beatrice Pilkey, Ed- mund Steer and Arthur Colbear. Next Mr. R.®A. Peel, chairman of the Board ceived the boyd' shield for the same" Mrs. G. A, Woods presented the 1.0, D.E. 'scholarship "to Gloria Harding for high standifg inthe first two years of High School. Gloria's aver- age on last year's examinations was the amazing mark of 92.6%. Mr. H. G. Hutcheson presented the Lions Club scholarship to Lois Wray for outstanding work during the first four years of, High School, pa Book Review "And' Now (ood-Bye", James Hilton "© Bernice Jemison, Grade XI A train smash, unrecognizable bodies and 'a passenger hero perform- ing gallant feats of rescue, such are the ingredients of this newspaper story. The hero inl this- case is a middle-aged, non-conformist minister from the north of England. For a few weeks the eyes of the public are upon this man. As the hero of the wreck, he enjoys as much publicity as a moyie star or a bootball player The story begins a week preceding the accident, The hero is a harassed and conscientious minister on the verge of a nervous breakdown caused by overwork. He is married to a semi-invalid and has one daughter, a school teacher in the small industrial town in which the hero preaches. He is fond of music and he has a sudden glimpse 'of - what he might have been if he had followed the dictates of his heart and devoted himself to music instead of preaching. He becomes involved in a train wreck in which he proves himself to be a. great hero. 'This story, written in a simple style, is easy to understand and yet it holds the interest of the reader to the end. And Now Good-Bye is a book well worth reading although Lost Horizon and Good-Bye Mr. Chips, two other books by the same author, are better in this reviewer's opinion. Save, Invest, and Serve by buy- ing War Savings Certificates. Ime 0Z. : Tomatoes hie 50 2 Fr 23¢ E. Db. SMITI'S_16 OZ. - RED GLACE PURE JAMS - 29 CHERRIES = - Ib. 49¢ ORANGE and LEMON' i CcuT PEEL CAPS - Ib. 29¢ MIXED PEEL Ib. 29¢ ; | CITRON BROKEN PEEL CAPS - Ib. 45c WALNUTS - |b. 69¢ Tea, Blue Ribbon, 1/2 Ib. 41c CHRISTMAS MIXED id ALMOND te - CANDY :- [b.19c ICING «Ib. 39 MOIR'S ASSORTED--3 LB. BOX CHRISTIE'S CHOCOLATES. 79¢ Christmas Cake Ib. 40c MORAY GILCHRIST'S 7 TABLE RAISINS Ib. 29¢ ~ Christmas Cake Ib. 30¢ Shortening, Jewel, Ib. 19¢ p We reserve the right to limit Purchases ~! on any or all ite ' Family. Requirements ms to Normal GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES sary on December 9th, Mrs. James Baird of Wick, is visit. ing with Mrs, Elijah Beate this week. | Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Honey of Peter- borough spent a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Honey. ; held on Thursday, Dec. 4th, at the! home of Mrs. Jas, Owen. The roll' call -was the exchange of ater gifts, The Lyle brothers are now working in Omemee. There will be a atiohire and a dance held in the Yellow School on Friday night, Dec. 12th, in aid of the British War Victims Fund. The pupils of the Yellow' School are; having their Christmas 'concert in the school on Thursday evening, Dec. 18, at 8 p.m, (8. Wi BORN _Jones.of Warrenton, and Miss Bliza- - beth Wagner. His 'wife the former Lillian Ham, of Pickering, died in pital, on Saturday, December" 8, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman, Port Perry, a gon, =~ © "CHAPMAN--At Port Perry Hos. wt. The Women's. Institute meeting was. |- y PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 1941 Eyes Examined | Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at! reaSonable prices,-- LR. BENTLEY'S (8 OPTOMETRIST ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 10 a.m. --Sunday: charge. £3 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ANGLICAN Sunday, December 14th--:: "3 pm--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong and sermon, Preacher: Rev. D. M, Rose, B.S.A. Rural © Dean, Rector of St. George's Church, Oshawa, PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 10 a.m.--Sunday School Church's Front Line by' /Seven Persons, ; 7 p.m.-- Canadian Friendship Carol : Service, : TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16th at 8.30 p.m. Sunday Schogl con- cert by Afro Community Choir of Toronto. pei ee ili li i i i Pi -- THE BEST -- "Colored Choir' IN TORONTO 20 VOICES -- Known as Choir" --- Conducted by = Mr. Daniel Davies-- for- merly a Carolina Singer will give a CONGERT In the PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH, on Tuesday, December 16 -- AT 8.30 p.m. -- This Choir has been broad- casting for some time. 'I'he Programme will consist of Plantation Scenes in CONT- UMES. Solos, Quartets. Xylophonist and Cornet Selections. ADMISSION: 26¢ & 100 _---- OBITUARY CHARLES W.'McGILL . ot The late Charles W. McGill was born at Burton, Ont., 79 years ago, He was tlie son of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. McGill, and spent his whole life farm- ing in that vicinity, . He married Sarah Edna Arnott, who predeceased him six years ago. Two children were born of this mar- riage--Mrs.. Merwyn Mountjoy, Cadmus; and son Ray MeGill, at home. : Deceased is also survived by his brother, Albert; and two sisters, Mrs, John Kenny, Barrie and Mrs. Albert Heaslip, Janetville, ; The late Mr. McGill devoted himself entirely to his farming activities. He was a member of the United Church, and the funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. D, M, Stinson, Black- stock; and Rev. Mr. Smith, Pontypool. Interment was made at the Union Cemetery, Cadmus, Tay Navel Seedless - ' SMALL FARM WANTED Oranges Good Size. doz. 25¢ Apply at Port Perry Star Office. HOT HOUSE . COOKING NO.' ~ A JOUNG Pigs hor an i } 2 . fe pply to Harry orne, TOMATOES Ib. 29¢ A % 4 To. 956 ya on. A WHITE ST MCINTOSH, TROT NYT : 3S Celery Hels 9 Tor 95¢ APPLES 3 lo for 95¢ : AUCTION SALE Farm Stock, Implements, Furniture FRESH CUT "B.C. DELICIOUS the property. of Richard W. Wilson, \USHROOMS Ib. 35¢ APPLES . 3 for 10¢ Jot b, Con, 8, Pickering, at Zion IMPORTED 'WASHED. Church, on Wed.; Dec. 17th. Sale at RADISHES, bunch, ~~ 5¢ ~~ CARROTS 3 lbs, for 14¢ [[12 sharp (ST) Terms Cosh. Seo ICEBERG TRIMMED bills, Ted Jackson, Auctioneer LETTUCE = - 2tor25c TURNIPS ~- 4 lbs. 10c YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE Z ; Apply to GQ. Keitch, near Cedar Creek Hh) * Good' 3 > "|| School, Con, 3, Reach Township," . 00 1 - > Grapefruit Size 5 for 25¢ FARM. FOR SALE OR RENT DOMIN RELAX . NION ALLL 180 acres, north half of Jot 9, con. 12, Scugog Island. All tillable. - Ap- ply to Fred Clark, Phone 103 r 11, or R.R.3, Port Perry, 7 pn. Public" Worst, Student "8 11 am--~*"A Panel Discussion-on the|. "Ibe Afro Community| of |' ji a BE ln Lawrence's Drug Store News t "You Can SAVE With Safety at Your REXALL STORE" YARDLEY. GIFT SETS We still ave a good variety of" Yardley Sets for ladies and gentlemen. LU CO of merchandise are slowe and uncertain, Make your hi ({ selection early. ¢ ROLLS RAZORS $7.95 CITE BRUSH & COMB SETS $3,25 and $4.50 PACTS Aordley. "Elgin and Get yours before our other popular lines 75¢. to. $4.50 | " n stock is all gone, ADRIENNE: LADIES GIFT SETS Caples + $1.50 to $750 § BACHELOR MEN'8° GIFT SETS i SHEAFFER PENS : $1.00 to $4.00 Déliveries - on this line CIGARETTE CASES (long ide JARS, CIGAREITES, ToBAGCD IN GIFT WRAPS PHONE 49 | A. M. 2 AWRENCE 0 Rexall swe ite BEE. a - I - PORT PERRY gr vy » FOR Expert Radio Service PHONE 234 on. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only. Strand Theatre UXBRIDGE, ONT. Always the latest hits + Thursday, Fri., Saturday (This week) Boniie Baker, Orrin Tucker and Jerry Colonna, your radio pals, in : "YOUR THE ONE" A snappy musical comedy. you'll enjoy, also "Eugene The Jeep", also "Kentucky Royalty" Monday, Tues. Wed., DEC. 15-16-17 "THOSE WERE THE DAYS" ~ "A great collége farce -- you'll laugh plenty, ' Comedy-- Laon Errol in "THE MAN I CUREN" and Latest News Thurs,, Dec, 18--(all day and night) Chiistmas Fair Day--All seats 18c. "DOOMED CARAVAN" $50 in prizes--ist draw.at 5.30. 2nd; draw at 10 p.m. Free--bottle Orange Crush to children--De¢, 18--Our treat Fri. and Sat.,, Dec. 19:20--Change of program. J. Cooper "in "LIFE WITH HENRY" ar THOU SHALT NOT KILL! Drive Caretully! » SAWS AND MORE SAWS Crosscut saws, Swedish ' Saw, Bucksaws and Hand Saws; sharpened. Excellent work. Charges moderate. D. CORBMAN, PORT PERRY " HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Housekeeper wanted. for whole or part time. Apply to William Tipp, Port Perry. McLean Radio Service | | Blong Block, Port Perry, Saf JUST 13 DAYS 90. CHRISTMAS DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchangs, North side Queen Street, Port Perry. __ Phones: Office 88w, Residence, 68) aR DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber N "Shop. Phone 237," Res. 216 Port Perry (The firm of Greer & Humphreys fs dissolved) . We RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24} Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. * Phone 814 : in attendance at my. Port Perry office 'oa Tuesday and Thursday afterncons of each , - week or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 94 W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -- Office Upstairs, over C. Sleep's Insurance Office. ARTHUR W. 8. GREER in attendance at my Part Perry office op Wednesday morning, and Friday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. Phone 2 FOR SALE Coal Heater, Quebec "style, large size, also Men's Heavy Grey Overcoat, size about 40, both these articles are in good condition, FOR SALE rie? One-man crosscut saw. Apply to A. BE. Rogerson, Port Perry. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Albert W. Williams, Widower, Deecased All persons having clams- agalnst-- -- the Estate of the ahove deceased who died at the Township of Reach, on the 31st day of October, 1041, are hereby notified to send to the under- signed, 'on or before the 11th day of Decembef, 1941, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the 11th day of December, 1941, the assets FOR SALE Baby Bunting Bag; Reversible Car-} riage Cover, Dining Room Table, Day Bed. Phote: 136. FOR SALE --10.. Durham - Calves, -800-40-400--1bs. "Will sell cheap. Also 7 pigs weaned, Apply to Chas. Howsam, Phone 90 r 1-1, Port Perry.. RU IN TROUBLE? From 'cough or-- bronchitis that you can't sleep . nights, or tonsils and throat so 'sore you can barely swallow 'your food, or voice so rough that you can't sing. GET OUT OF IT "lute SPAHR'S Remedy "FOR SALE __ Boy's Blue Suit and Grey- Overcoat, Size 12 years, Phone 11, Port Perry. |SPAHR'S brings good results or money refunded. You risk nothing. |p, at A. M. LAWRENCE'S Drug Store of the deceased will be distributed: among the parties entitled thereto, having 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 In the Estate of Robert: Prentice, Deceased. - All persons. having. claims against! . the Estate of {ie above mentioned who died at the Village of Port Perry, on the 27th day of September, 1041, are hereby notified to send to the . unders) jo solicitors on or befo: the 11t| of December, full par- ticulars. of io claims. Immedigtel. after the 11th day of December oat, the assets of the deceased will 1 he " Foe Jatties | en tributed among t thereto, havin of which the Soliel ro do claim ta Dated at Port Petry this. 1 bl ated at Port Pei of Novem! en th ERs i SARIS, ARRIS & OntaHe; Solicit HAGE: on nt 7 pT