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~ to the Red Cross drive for "dear Grandad, Robert Heayn, who Roy hi AS Mr. Alan By, Colbear and Miss Ruth Lawrence of "Oakville, with Mr. and "Mrs. L. Colbear during the holidays. Gummer, Len. Colbear 'spent New © Years with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Colbear. Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Taylor of Toronto spent New Years with Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Ploughman. Mrs. J. Ploughman spent New Yearg " with her neice Mrs. Geo. Samells of 'Scugog Island. Gunner Len, Colbear has transferred "from the R. C. A. to the 30th Anti- "Tank Battery." Mr. Robert Johnston, Port Perry, has taken a position as inspector at the Munition Works at Pickering. MOVED Bugler W. R. Tristram is transferred from Bowmanville to Northern Ont- ario, Corp. Joe Howlelt, of the R.C.A. F, - stationed at Toronto, "spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. E, Hayes: Mrs. James Needham, Howell, Michigan, was the guest of her aunt, Mra, N. Wilkinson, and her uncle, Mr. J. Paton, for a few days last week. JOINS R. CA. F. Dr. R. H. Hamilton has joined the R.C.A.F., and takes up active service on January 26th. . With the removal of Dr. Peter- son, this leaves Port Perry and district: with but one doctor." Dr. Rennie will be a busy man, However, negotiations are on foot to secure. successors to both Dr. Peterson and Dr. Hamilton. Mr. Harley Balfour has return- ed to Wycliffe College, Toronto, after spending the holidays with his parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Bd. Balfour. A BIG PARSNIP Dr. J. B. Lundy went out into his garden on December 30th to get a parsnip. He was moot successful. After breaking through an inch of _frost- het started digging "ind - finally unearthed his parsnip -- 30% inches long and 13% inches around at the top. This is surely something far "Neighborly News" in its broadcast of the unusual. 1 O. D. E. Scugog Chatper, 1.0.D.E., voted $25). -medical supplies for Russi, at thei meeting on Monday. Individual citizens have expressed a desire to contribute through-the 1.0.D.E; so contributions may be handed to Mrs. Gordon 'McKee within the next week. They will then be forwarded to Red Cross headquart- ers. = Medical supplies are greatly needed by - those brave, undaunted Russians, fighting in bitter cold ag- ainst a ruthless enemy. tt rl IN MEMORIAM ' HEAYN--In loving memory of a dear husband, Robery Heayn, who passed "away, January 9th, 1940. The midnight stars arc shining Upon a lonely grave, Beneath it lies the one I loved, - The one I could not save. 1 miss him in a thousand turns Along life's weary way, Home has never Been the same Since he was called away. --Sadly missed by wife, HEAYN--In loving memory of a dear father, Robert' Heayn, who de- parted from this life January 9, 1940, For years our family chain was closely joined together; But oh, that chain Is broken now: One link-has-gone-forever. * --Charles and Stella. * HEAYN--In loving memory of our Rhone 19011 'FREE Parking OSH AWA Air Conditioned NOW PLAYING" Thursday to Saturday Technicolor thriller of the year. BOB HOPE VERA ZORINA Victor Moore ~~ Dona Drake REVIVAL Masline Carroll Friday SAFARI" at 11 Doug. Fairbanks, Jr MONDAY and TUESDAY Thrills .Manhunts Lafls Lloyd Nolan Mary Beth Hughes Sheila Ryan DRESSED TO KILL also those crackpots of the flickers STAN OLIVER LAUREL |HAR DY in a Brand-New Laff Hit "GREAT GUNS" Next WEDNESDAY for 4 days The first "Thin Man" riot in 2 years--and it's a HONEY William Myrna POWELL LOY 'Shadow of the Thin Man' Barry Nelson Donna Reed Dickie Hall and "ASTA" their Lani pup Sam Levene WATCH OUT -FOR "SUSPICION" LOUISIANA PURCHASE 4 : i Wk . FERRITIN EE -------------- : nil Eyes Examined Glasses complete, 'or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices, = LR. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST THE LATE REGINALD OWLES Last rites for "Reg" Owleg, who died in "Ross Memorial Hospital, in Lindsay, following a brief illness, on December 31st, were held in the A. L. McDermott Chapel, in' Port Perry, on Saturday, January 8rd. ~The service was conducted by Rev, Harold Lester, of Seagrave, and the Rev. Walter Tristram, a former pastor, gave the address, in which, as a personal ac- quaintance, he presented a vivid word portrait o fthe life and character of the deceased. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, © "Reg" was born in Lelston, Surfolk, England, February 27th, 1870, and came to Toronto about 87 years ago, ther to Sonya, Port Perry, and finally settled in Seagrave, Living in Toronto for a number of years where he formed lasting friend- ships, he became associated in choral work, and sang with the Mendelssohn Choir. Passionately fond of music and singing, he was always found in the choir, band or orchestra, wherever he went. for little children, and was never so happy as when chatting with them in his own inimitable way. "Reg", he tried to speak well of every- one. There was an individual phil- osophy about him, and his way of life that was well worth studying, and it can be truthfully said, that he had no Rs, William J. Oke denly..on He was in his blst year, | William J. Oke, of Port Perry, but who has been employed in Oshawa for the past two months, passed away sud- Wednesday, December 21st. * The request has been made that ap- preciation should he expressed to the community of Seagrave for their kindness through the passing years to deceased, Every door in Seagrave was an open one. to "Reg" and many times he has expressed to the writer his appreciation of this kindness, and the many symbols of kindness extend- He also had a great heart . There was no evil in the heart of | ~~ Phone 211, "BULLETIN" Port Perry Rink Co., Limited SKATING Mondays and Wednesdays "8.00 p,m. to 10.00 p.m. ~ Saturdays, 8.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. Admission: Children under 14, 15c. Adults 20c. " Free Skating for Children 16 years & under: Saturdays 2.00 to 3.30 p.m. SEASON TICKETS--In books of 20's, at $2.00 a' Book] Special Arrangements may be made with the Rink Management for Skating Parties. Good Ice Refreshment Booth-- D. Corbman, Proprietor Good F ellowship Good Exercise G. F. MANNING, Sec' yA rhse PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8th, 1942 fe o a di Ee EE * Lawrence's Drug Store News ee GRANT CHRISTI, Presiden, . "You Can SAVE With Safety at Your REXALL STORE" "Woops NORWAY OVALTINE BAYERS ASPIRIN : PINE SYRUP 39¢., Gfc., 98e. , 39c., 98¢.' By 5 and Ge | BUCKLEY'S | PURETEST ASA. g ANACIN TABLETS MIXTURE © TABLETS ne Se and $1.00 40¢c. and 75¢., 25c. and 49c. = i 4 : » s ] FROSST'S 217 Maslin A KLEENEX ® - TABLETS : i © | 200% 136, 500s 29. = 35¢., 75c. and $1.50 LAWRENCE'S ! 8 Ne BRONCHIAL VELYETTA : u MASON'S 49 MIXTURE _ TISSUES . pista phd 200° 10¢., 500s 25¢. | = ---- -- FAM. LAWREN CE n n § PHONE 49 mo Roxall swe PORT PERRY Yara - w o" - m oo" bein Se ANNUAL ALIS the ONTARIO PINE GROVE CEMETERY COMPANY --- Will Be Held in the -- Library Rooms, Port Perry, At 8.00 °D.S.T., on the Evening of MONDAY, JANUARY 19th, 1942" BUSINESS-- AUS and other Reports, Election of Officers for 1942, and General Business. 3 MR. PLOTOWNER--This is your Company and your Meeting. . Come and bring us your suggestions or criticisms. AC Constructive criticism is always welcome, R. D. WOON, Se soy Trost, NOTICE TO '0 CREDITORS In the Estate of SAMUEL EDWIN EMBURY Mr. Oke was born in Port Perry, son of the late Walter Oke and Mrs. Annie Oke, and for a" number of years was salesman for a candy manufacturing company and also for a gramaphone and a sister, O'Neill, both of Port Perry. The funeral was held from the home of his sister, Mrs. Roy O'Neill, Port Perry, on Frida§ "afternoon, January 2nd. with the Rev. W. J. H, Smyth, of Port Perry United Church conduct- ing the service. Interment took place at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. 'Mrs. Roy William Oke was well known to the public, especially at the. Water Front, where for some seasons he ran. the refreshment booth. He was particul- arly friendly with the children and careful of the needs of old people. His interest in fishing was shown by the shield given yearly by him to the fisherman who secured the largest fish that season. His familiar figure Ww ed to him while in the hospital. A unique character has passed on, and by those who knew him best, there is a feeling of assurance, that he 4s now singing «n the Grand Hal- Ao EGE Rices BOY SCOUT NEWS The Provincial Field Secretary ill be present to inspect the Troop next Friday evening. Demonstrations of First Aid and Signalling will be given, All Beouts are requested to be on hand. er EUCHRE Pat risf dog company. Two months ago he was em-{jelujah Chorus. The consumation of G Seedless ig f 2 Be ployed by General Motors as an ele-| his love on earth. --Contributed. rape uit Good Size or c vator operator and was on night duty.| - J He went to work as usual on the night = shift last Tuesday. Wednesday morn- UNITED CHURCH NOTES FIRM RIPE. - GREEN ing he went to his room at the home of W. J. H. Smyth will preach his BANANAS 1 Ib. 10c CELERY - Each 1% Mr. and Mrs, Griffin, 223 Dearborn Rev. W. J. H. Smyth wif pre N > rh EH. lls SELLA Fi Avenue, where he boarded, complain- final sermons as pastor of Port Perry i PALIFORNIS" Fa oF pain Yi Bay ile. ' When cal. | United Church next Sunday, January APPLES - 3 for 10¢c CAULIFLOWER, ea, 95c led at 5.16 that afternoon he did not 11th, Jag 1 in Gi it for|| oNTARIO DOMESTIG ¢ HEAD : respond and is lifeléss body was found Buthein, ny RE ei ri Cooking Apples, 3b. 95¢ LETTUCE - 2 for 95¢ in bed. He had told Mr. and Mrs.Grif- eo anya. meeting o 8 : Xe ws fin that he had a weak heart: gation for the receiving of Financial LARGE - ONTARIO-NO.- 1. 2k br. H: M. MacDonald, corofer, was Ronorts nl tegen pin LEMONS 6 for 19¢ ONIONS 4 lbs. 25¢ notified, but as it was discovered Mr, wn Son on Wednesday; Jan WASHED : FRESH cuT k f tack, Jat 2.0 Chis em ht ath, 20 |" kis pg, sn otf] CARROTS 3lon 14 MUSHROOMS 1b. 35¢ v Besides the Tiorenved ite former Stewards will meet at the close of re- WHITE ; = FIRM RIPE ; J Annie E. Rogers, Mr. Oke is survived organization for the year 1942... Celery Hearts, 2 for 25¢ TOMATOES Ib. 29¢ by three sons, William Oke, Toronto, Treasurer's. of Te, varios Pela Roger and Alan and a daughter Miss i 15 hs parsonage as promptly || Red ilene, at home;__ his mother, Mrs. Wal-|*¢ Gr 2 1b f 29 2 ter McLean . ah as possible. apes Frperers 108. or &JIC GROCERY DEPT. VALUES Baking Powder Doni; Ib. 19c MAPLE LEAP PURE LARD - - DOMESTIC SHORTENING DOMINO Peanut Butter, 32 oz. 29¢ BULK la ; ROLLED OATS, 5 Ib 25¢ Ib. 15¢ lb. 19¢ ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT--32 oz. MARMALADE 29¢ CLARK'8+-10 OZ. SOUPS . 2for15c HABITANT--28 OZ TIN i PEA SOUP - 1fc ~ AYLMER--26 OZ. TIN ii TOMATOES - 2 for 23¢ LYNN VALLEY--STD.--16 OZ. TIN Allpersons haying claims against the Estate of the above mentioned the 12th day of December, 1941, are hereby notified to seénd_to the under- signed Solicitors on or before January 8th; 1942, full particulars of their claims. Immediately. after January '8th, 1942, the assets of the.deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, 'having regard only to claims of which the Solicitors shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry, this 16th doy of December, 1941. HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, § Solicitors for the above Fists; i -- pe © ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 10 a.m --Sunday School. ! 7 p.m.--Public Worship, Student in ; . charge." 2 who dicd-at the Town-of Uxbidge onf - PiANO TUNING Persons wishing to have their pianos tuned, please leave orders at Lawrence's Drug Store. NEIL YELLOWLEES * WANTED Male 'Stenographer to 'act as Re- porter in the Magistrate's Court, Ontario County. Apply in writing, giving "qualifications to 'Hugh H. Donald, K.C., Inspector of Legal" Offices, Parliament Buildings, To- ronto, Ontario.: _ janib > DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchan, 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 . Port Perry PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. WV. J. H. Smyth, Minister 10 am.--Sunday Scheol, : At 11 am. and 7 p.m. Rev. Mr, * Smyth will preach his final segmons as pastor, Wednesday, January 14th, at 8 pm, Annual. congregational Teng: 2) CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION] ANGLICAN Universal Week of Prayer 5 * Joint Service, Friday at 3 pm. Sunday-- 3 p.m---Sunday School. 7 p.m--Evensong and Sermon, The Rector, Et P------ -- "GENERAL WANTED Permanent position for girl or woman in good home, Oshawa, Gen- eral housework. 3 adults. ood wages, Box 9, Port' Perry Star, - NOTICE TO: CREDITORS (The firm of Greer & Humphreys is dlasolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 244 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. ° Phone 814 for attendance at my Port Perry office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each week or by appointment. 3 Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 94 'W. A. Sang gster . DENTAL Sangs - Office Hours: 9 am. to § p.m. Office Upstairs, over C. Bleop's. Insurance Office, ARTHUR W. 8. 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 25 an SUITS SPONGED. AND PRESSED 60 Cents SUITS CLEANED Dry Cleaned $1.00 2 ~passed- away, January 9th, 1940. li he-missed-in-Port-Perry.-------- pak ad ; i | Tard wid BoB ey WHEATLETS, 5 Tbs: gsc PEAS co 2dr 19e i the Toate of C..P. ROLPH ; Jie oo : Manchester C ity - Club wil oLK : Upstalrs, ove Jemison's Baker ! Ve CARD OF THANKS ' FOR 'SALE play euchre at the Township Hall on Wh ¢ Flak 31h, 08 a oz.mN CHARLES Ww, MAGILL », over Je ty i 17 I wish to thank the Scugog Reeve the evening of Thursday, Jan, 8th. ee aces 3 s 2 29¢ All h : ; sf . and Councilmen for their kindness in Boots, Good. Honkey Skates Li Admission 25e. Proceeds in aid of "Al the | pebsont wring Sling sptins : Rr u q. ; 4 condition. Complete. | British W: : his proveting, me wit, the lovely ring bo 50 per pair, D. CORBMAN.- ritish War Victims Fund, P astr FI our. Excelsior, 24 Ib. 73 c who died at the Township of' Cart- oh ee Dodsley. <r y 'when packed wright on {be 14th day of November, IN TROUBLE? A . 3 1; ; are hereby notified to: send to : ri OR Li. RoR War Work Notes || "oy = carve the right to limib all |[ie smart oi fo bois it ge a Sy ; . Jan y 1942, fu oti "or ton ¥ : REDMAN--Suddenly at Ashburn Expert Radio The Community Room will be open | i's. 8 a lars of thelr claims. Immediately] LhFOBE 50 fore you can barely Wi gee : il for the War Workers as usual at 2 purchases to normal famil after January 8th, 1042 | your food, or voles. so rough pal on Monday, January 6th, 1042, Roy} S ; 4 pm. on Friday. ' : yo the een ail I fh ry seta of you can't sing, = 7 i Quota Reaan, Joloved Juang of | 07 th €rvVIC@ | Packing will be done on that day, is CYequReToniS acini tie ei Hine Sartion: entitled: a GET OUT OF IT", ; "Minnie Flewell, in his 51st year," 'Resting at the Chapel of-A.'L. Mc- ~ Dermott," Port. Perry, for service at 8 m, Thursday, January 8th, WILLIAMS= In Cartwright Twp, on Sunday, January 4th, 1942, Miriam 4 Williams, in her 76th year. ia Bend - PHONE 234 on and Saturdays only. Tuesdays, Thursdays tee McLean Radio Service and it is requested that all finished "| articles 'be, handed in to the commit- JUNIOR WAR WORKERS ; The regular meeting of the Junior War Workers will be at the home of Mrs, Tom Harris, on Tyesday, Jan, 18, 5 VAR ELTICICLD [ER LIMITED regard only to claims .of which the Solicitors shall then have notice, - Dated' at Port Perry this 16th day of Decentber, 1041, © HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontarto,! Solicitors for the above Estate. - 4 [seating bring "good results - money ni You risk at AML LAY, RANGES Dros i in. of SPARS Rersr