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-y 5 A 5 BED 2 hw Re a 1 ENA ---- be 7X. ¢ * a PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 26th, 1942 - -- Myrtle Station The June meeting of the Woman's Assoeiation which was held at the home of Mrs. D, Duchemin on Wed- nesday : afternoon of last week was well attended. Thirfeen members re: sponded to roll call and eight visitors were present, The president, Mrs. C. Harrison, was in-charge of the meet- ing and led in the worship service, as- " sisted by Mrs. Gervan, Several items of business wer¢ up for discussion after the minutes of the May meeting were read and the report of the treas- urer was received. committee was asked to visit the par- sonage and report the necessary re- pairs. The July meeting will be held on the lawn of Mrs. E. Masters when it is hoped: the raspberries will be ripe and a social affair will take up the afternoon. The meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Hudgins and the Mizpah benediction repeated in uni- son. The program which followed was given by the grandmothers. Mrs, L. Mitchell gave a reading, "The Master's Call"; Mrs. H. Hudgins chose Stephen Leacock's "This Busi- ness of Getting Old" from the Read- ers' Digest; Mrs. Gervan read three short poems by Edna /Jacques from her, "My Kitchen Window"; Mrs, C. Harrison sang an old song with the grandmothers joining in the chorus. The parsonage] A conn "What our grandmothers did without fifty years ago", includin all the grandmothers. Mrs. A. Swall and Mrs. Hudgin were chosen as cap- tains of the two sides and the ten con- 1estants faved themselves so clever at answefing the twenty-two questions that the sides were intact at the end of the contest. Mrs. Roy Scott of Seagrave visited on Wednesday of last week with her mother, Mrs. R, Long. Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Bonnetta and Mr. H. Stacey of Oshawa, visited re- cently wtih Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stacey. Mr, George Chisholm "of Toronto, called on his mother, Mrs. R. Chis- holm, on Saturday. Mrs. 'ercy Maynard of Brooklin spent the early part of last week with her sister Mrs. J. Cooper. Mr, and Mrs. James Edgar of To- ronto, called on relatives on Saturday evening. A number from this community at- tended the Decoration service held in Pine Grove Cemetery on Sunday. Miss Dorothy Brawn spent the week-end with her parents at their home in Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Perrin visited last week with relatives in Oshawa, Mr. Will Lammamon and his father were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stacey and = Miss Maud Wilcoxson of Oshawa, Misses Doris Shepherd and Daisy Wil- coxson of Toronto, were Sunday after- noon callers at the home of Mr, and Mrs, H. Hamilton. Mr, and Mrs, E. Hunter and family and Mrs. Charles Cooper of Toronto, were Saturday afternoon visitors with Mr, and Mrs. James Dickson. Mrs. Cooper remained with her host and hostess until Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs. J. Leask attended the funeral of a relative in Uxbridge on Thursday last. Mr. T, G. Gale, of Oshawa, who for the past two years hdd lived in the home of Mr. and Mrs, H. Stredwick, passed quietly: away on Wednesday morning. of last week. The funeral was held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. F, Carnswith of Oshawa, on Friday afternoon. Interment was made in Union Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. George Holliday and others from this district 'attended the funeral of James McKenzie of Colum- bus which took place on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Jos. Simkin and son Wilfred, of Toronto, were Sunday afternoon call- ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs, W.. Moore, of Hawke- stone were, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Albert Eyers. Mr. Harold Percy was. a Sunday visitor 'with Columbus friends, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Masters spent the week-end with Peterboro friends. Mr, and Mrs. G; Perrin and Paul, Mr. Joe Perrin and son, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. A, Pritchard and chil- dren, Oshawa, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J, Perrin, Mr. and Mrs." Edgar Cooper and children of Toronto, who have been holidaying with relatives here and at other points returned home on Sun- day evenjhg, L.A.C." Harry Gervan: of Yorkton, Sask, arrived home fast Thursday on a twelve day furlough. He is visiting this week with his brother, Russell, of Vankleek Hill, and his sister, Mrs. W. Elliott, of Renfrew. Mr. Gordon Barton of Toronto, spent Monday and Tuesday at his home here. : jf Mrs. ID, Duchemin was a visitor in Toronto on Tuesday. t Mr. and Mrs, Frank Harrison and Mrs. R. Long visited on Sunday with Seagrave relatives. PROSPECT C. |< Mrs. E. Real, of Swan River, Man., is visiting with relatives and friends in this community, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilson, Osha- wa, were visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. Wilson, on Sunday. Mr, Victor Martin of Camp Borden -- and Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Martin of the bride wore a lovely gown of blue Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Oshawa, were visitors with A. Chumblay, Mrs. Frank Martin, on Sunday. : The Prospect Womdn's Associatio meeting was held at the home of Mrs.' and lace and a corsage of roses. G. Webster last Wednesday afternoon with "4 splendid attendance of mem- bers' and visitors, <Mrs. B, Hill gave sheer and lace, a hat of blue flowers land veil, and a corsage of pink roses. Miss Helen Lott was bridesmaid and wore a becoming frock of pink sheet e also wore a gold cameo locket, the gift of the bride, Pte Maxwell Gra- y an interesting reading after which a was groomsman. | social time was spent. Collection $4.80 VAS : Miss Willa Edgerton, of Toronto, spent the week end Stevens, on Sunda; M y boi her Pet rs, F.. Watson, of Prince rt | chose of rose shee was a visiter of 'Mr, and Mrs, fg Moat Badly Dh | rinved sheer and a corsage of roses. {rs. Hope, mother of the b r and a cor- . 1sage of roses, Pink and white stream. s and spring flowers decorated the I 14 er Miss Helen Conlin of Toronto, spent | rooms for the wedding ceremony and the week end with her parents. i Mr. Ronald - Vernon, of Oshawa, visited with his parents on Sunday. Mr, and -Mrs. Wm. Blateh, Oshawa, yqjge coat over blue dress and beige were visitors of Mrs. Jas. Wilson on, yocessories. Sunday. A DOREEN GRAHAM BRIDE OF / JACK HOPE home of. Mr. of o'clock on Saturday Rev. A. Bomba their daughter, and Mrs, Fred T rebum, 'Agnes Street, was the scene pretty. wedding t three-thirty ternoon when united in marriage oreen' Grace Graham, to Jack .Wakefield Hope, 'son of Mr.| and Mrs, Herbert Hope, of Port Perry. Given in: marriage 'by her father, ¥ MAIL Y - WARNING. If it is not already on its way to Rationing Headquarters you should OUR "APPLICATION CARD FOR COUPON RATIONING. After July 1st no one will be able to pur- chase sugar for regular domestic use without | turning in a ration coupon. Application cards for coupon rationing for sugar have now been mailed to every house- hold in Canada. But, in an undertaking SO vast, some homes may have been missed, or some cards may have gone astray. So, no matter where you live, whethér it is in areas served by letter carrier or not, if your appli- cation card is not already on its way to Rationing Headquarters, you should wait no longer. After filling in the card, according to the instructions on the pamphlet which was delivered with it, just drop the card in the nearest mail box or post office. It needs no forwarding address. a IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED" AN - APPLICATION CARD you should get one -------- at the nearest Post Office at once. 'The ration cards being issued for use July 1st are for sugar only, and good for 10 weeks. At = the end of that period a coupon ration book good for 6 months will be system of coupon rationing, you are allowed the same. Al i per week. The 8 'needs « issued. Under the new . COUPON RATIONING means no change in your ALLOWANCE OF 'SUGAR THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD Just drop the card in the nearest mail box or post office. It eds no forward. ing address. All Post Offices have received full instructions to 'rush application cards for coupon rationing to the nearest Wartime Prices and Trade Board Office, where they will get immediate attention and the coupon ration cards-mailed right back to you. amount of sugar as at present--14 1b. per person ame provision as at present for additional quantities for pre- 'serving and jam and jelly mak- ing will be continued. Special voucher forms for this purpose * are being supplied all retailers, SR-2A -- reception. +, i Fra Mr. and Mrs. Hope left on a trip to "western points, - the bride. wearing 'a 'They. will live at 114 Agnes Street, Oshawa. , : MOORE-COATES The marriage took place on'Satur- day, June Oth, 1942, of Marion Irene, ielder daughter of Mr. and-Mrs: Rus- sell Coates to Allen Alexander(Sandy) { younger. son of Mrs, Moore and the late Allan Moore. y The ceremony was performed by Rev,.D. M. Stinson, of Blackstock un- der an arch 'of evergreens and pink and white flowers. ek The bride, 'given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length 'gown of pink net over taffeta, made with a full 'skirt and trimmed with rows of gold 'edge accordion pleating and net bolero. She wore a headdress of rose- buds, fern and ribbon, and carried a bouquet of -pink roses, Mrs, Reginald Boundy p ayed the wedding music, The bride's mothér received wearing a black flowered sheer dress with a corsage 'of pink roses and lily-of-the- valley. Mrs. Moore assisted, wearing a 'black 'dress over black and 'white printed crepe and corsage of roses and lily-of-the-valley. : ; The happy couple left on.a motor trip, the bride wearing a blue sheer dress trimmed with white lace under a beige coat with blue and beige. ac- cessories. --~-- _ SHOWER On Friday evening, June 19th, the Shirley School was packed in honour of the newlyweds, Irene and Sandy Moore, to present them with a mis- eellaneous shower, Mr. Tom Me- Lachlan, acted as chairman and Miss Margaret Hocken read thé address, as follows: - . Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore, -- - Dear Irene and Sandy.--It is with '| pleasure that we gather here this evening to honour. your recent mar- riage. We wish to extend to you our heartiest congratulations id best wishes for a successful wedded life. You have both lived in the com- munity all your lives and we are hap- py to know you plan to remain in our midst. You are indeed very fortunate to live so near your former homes and so will not have to experience being homesick or lonely. Please accept these gifts as a token of esteem. May they always remind you of our good wishes. After looking over the presents evening was spent in dancing. i EPSOM Epsom Euchre Club held - another party in Memory Hall, Utica, on Fri- day night, June 19th. There were ten tables of euchre played. The ladies' prizes, donated by Mrs. Dave Prentice Mrs. Bruce Bailey, consolation, The men's prizes donated by Ivan Rogers, were won by Mr. Chas, Clark, first, and Mr. Ralph Wilbur, consolation. The hall was rented for the night by Ed, Whippey, Howard Bartley and Walter Rogers. Proceeds for the B. W.V. Fund. amounting. to $12.50. Mr. Cook Ashenhurst donated $5.00 to the Club which will be used to finance another party in Memory Hall on Friday night, July 10th, Gentle- men 26¢c. Ladies provide lunch. Pro- ceeds for B.W.V. Fund. Quite a number from here attended decoration service at Prince Albert on Sunday. Sacramental service will be ob- served "here next Sunday evening, June 28th. Mr, and Mrs. Charlton, and Mrs. S. Wilson, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs, J. Wilson's, Mrs, Will Terry, Toronto, at Mr. week-end, Re io Mr, and Mrs. Jack Bushell and son Jimmie at Mr, and Mrs. F. Millnian's on Sunday, ion : Myr, and Mrs, Lloyd Clark and baby, ! _|at Mr, and Mrs, Chas, Clark's.on Sun- day. Ris. Cecil Morrison and Janfly, al- so Mise Blanche Luke, at Mrs. ascoe Luke's on Sunday. | Mrs. F. Ii Downs, of Cobourg, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jenner for a few days. ota gay Mrs. Will- Cook, Whitby, at Mr, and" Mrs. Dan Lintoh's last week, : "Mr, and Mrs. Herman Kerry and. family 'and Mrs. Walter Rogers at Victoria Corners on 'Sunday after- moon. Fe The Gerrow family held 'a fathers' "i . Mrs."W, Cook, Ux and Mrs. Robert Clark, on Sunday. « | Mr. and - Mrs, Neeson spént the week-end at their home liere, The Epsom community was shocked to hear of the sudden passing of Rev. Jos. Denny, of Prince Albert early on 'Mr. reaved family. Pakif his text from the New Tost-' ament with thése: words "Not every one that saith Lord, Lord, shall enter jnto the Kingdom of Heaven, but he ham of Cornwall, brother of the bride, t Mrs. Graham wore a, gown of ros | ridegroom,|. which were numerous and costly, the{ . were won by Mrs. John Crosier, first, |' and Mrs. Drew McCulloch's over the! reunion on Sunday at Scugog. | "B bridge, with Mr. Tuesday 'morning, and extend sincere| sympathy to the be dL BRAY CHICK Does the Trick! Bray' Chicks are real moneys tk 1 can prove it, Place our order here. 100% live des very guaranteed. "s A: R. GRAY, R.R.2 Port-Perry MRS. LOUELLEN SONLEY, Queen St., Port Perry WALLACE MARLOY, 'Blackstock. or BRAY CHICK HATCHERY, 'John Street Notth, Hamilton, Ont. , -- that doeth the will of my Father in Heaven", Rev, J, A. McMillan, pastor, gave his evening sermon with inspira- tion and conviction to an attentive audience, stressing the deplorable fact that the great tragedy the world is passing through-is:the result of leav- ing God.out of life and affairs in home' and, nation, with utter disregard to His will, and the fact that man was created to "glorify God and enjoy Him forever," * 1 : Burn's'Charéh Sunday School and congregation are holding their annual picnic at Greenwood park on Saturday afternoon, June 27th. Those driving cars please assist in conveying S. S. scholars as no truck is available, Mrs, Henry Leask and family visited Mrs. M, Fisher recently.. 5 The Ladies' Bible Class are holding their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, Norman Anderson, on day, June 24th, when the men's Bible Class will be welcome, Strawberries will be served at the meeting. . The sudden passing of Mr, John «| Leask was a-great shock to his many friends and relatives, after a brief ill. ness. The call came to him on Wed- nesday evening, June 17th. Both he and his wife Jennie Heron, who pre- deceased hini about 12 years ago, were highly respected in, the community, For many years he liad served as an Elder and superintendent of Burns Church and Sunday School. He was also president of the Bible Society. Was born in Darlington Tp. on April 7th, 1862, ture during his leisure, singing and learning gospel hymns and reading his Bible from which strength and wisdom is given for 'every problem in life. Rev. J. A, McMillan conducted service in Burn's Church where many friends and relatives assembled-to pay tribute to a life long and faithful worker in all Christian endeavour of the church and community. Interment took place in Ashburn cemetery. One brother Robt. Leask, sympathy of the community is extend- Staff Sgt. Russell Lunes market, spent Sunday with hi of New- ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Merrick, Ux- bridge, Ontario, announce the engage- ment of - their daughter, Teresa Margheurita to Michael J, Coyle, son to Coyle, of Port Penry, the marriage dge. take place on June 29th, in Uxb Post Offices Sell Thom (FROM pr . POST OFFICES BANKS DEPARTMENT STORES « DRUGGISTS __OROCERS +» TOBACCONISTS "BOOK STORES and ether RETAIL STORES -- ¢ 7 EPR iS 'CARTWRIGHT (Continued from front Charles Graham .. page) snes 1,00 Roy. Hooey i... im 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodge . 2.00 Kenneth Gilbanks .... 1.00 Jas. Larmer ... 1.00 5 and Mrs, Norma : udrey and Ivan 4.00 Mis, Herb. Hooey 2.00 Mrs. John Hooey .. 5.00. Mr. and Mrs, Burne 2,00 Miss Doreen Perrett 2,00 Mr, and Ira Argue ,. 2.00 Mr. and Mrs, Oscar 'Gr: 2.00 v Em 00 Joseph Bradburn, canvasser 0 <i Joe Bradburn a... serps inn 1,00 Richard _ Stinson 1.00 Norman Green' 00 Albert-Wright-... 00 = 3 + (To be continued) A great lover of music and litera- of Leask, Sask., survives, to whom the . s family. of Mrs, J: J. Coyle;-and the -late Jos. 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