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¥ if i \ PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1942 Port. Perry We had a brief visit from Mr. Will Grant, of Peterbéro, last Saturday. Will is looking well, and keeping busy. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Farmer and gon Tommy, of Weston, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, S. Farmer. Pte. Grant Robertson, of the Ordn- ance Corps, spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Robertson. Grant expects to leave this week for the West Coast. - Mr. and Mis. F. Hastings, Oshawa, were with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Cawker. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt and daar: of Toronto, spent the week-end with Miss L. Spooner. Mrs. J. Brent and daughters Marion and Ruth, of Toronto, spent the week- end with relatives in town. Mrs. Henry of Oshawa, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. . Harper. "Mr. and Mrs. Leighton MacGregor and family, of Beamsyille, were in town during the week-end. Mrs. Mac- . Gregor and family ave remaining for a visit. Mr. and. Mis. Marshall Tripp and Marshall, Jr., Pte. Douglas Lade, of Camp Borden, and Mrs. D. Lade, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Balfour. Misses Louise Hall, of Toronto, and Ruth Hall, of Oshawa, were with their parents over the week-end. Miss Phyllis Anderson, of Toronto, spent .the holiday week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Anderson. Mr. Robert Wells 'and family of Barrie, ure holidaying in with rela- tives in town. Miss Joyce Wherry, of Toronto, is enjoying holidays at Lakeside Beach with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKee. Mr. Harry Brookes, of Weston, was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brookes, over the week-end. Mr. Ben Cook, of Toronto, renewed acquaintances with friends in town on Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs, Fred Switzer, and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Switzer, of Toronto, were guests of their parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. Switzer over the week-end. Mrs. Draper, of Rochester and Mrs. H. Channell, of Hillier, spent a few days with Mr. George Channell last Mrs. Draper is remaining for week. a visit. Mr. Jack Coulter, in town on Monday, Mr. Harry Brinkman was in town over Sunday. Miss Marjorie Simmonds, mother. Miss Jean McDermott, of Toromto, was in town over the week-end. Mrs. P. were in town over the holiday. "Messrs. Robert -and-Gordon- Cawker, of Toronto, visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cawker, over the week- end, . » . : ~~ -- REAL: ESTATE TRANSFERS Mr. David Wallace, Blackwater, has the bought Mrs. Pyatt's house on corner of Queen and Lilla streets. Mr, _ Mr, on Cassimer strect belonging to Mrs. Albert Orehard. Mr. Walker, of Oshawa, fas bought the Orchard house on Lilla street, The Warren property in Prince Al- bert, has been sold to Mrs; Sparkhall; of Scarboro. Bc -- CARD OF THANKS The Navy League Tag Day Com- mittee wishes to thank all those whol: assisted with 'the tagging and ad- vertising, also all those who, by their - donations, made it possible to send $62.00 to the"Navy League. eee spss amion MR. DENSHAM SELLS HIS BUSINESS Mr. Percy Densham has decided tp go out of the restaurant business, and has sold out to*Mr. W. 8, Taylor, of Toronto, Of late years Percy has had to car- ry on under difficulties, and he has, we are informed, determined to go in- to munition work, probably with the John Inglis Company in Toronto. He has done a good piece of work as secretary, of the Business Mons "Association, and. if _he_ leaves Port Perry he will be greatly missed by the Business Men, the. Veterans, and the - boys whose friendship he prized. We wish him future success. of Torgnto, was of To- ronto, spent the week-end with her Figary and son, Toronto, Arthur Brock has hought the J. F. McClintock house on north Lilla "street. Drinkwater, now residing at Honey's Corners, has bought the house Phone 1011 A FAMOUS PLAYBRS THEATRE (% Parking OSHAWA NOW PLAYING-- Friday And Saturday thrill to the Jungle Lord and his mate as they taste the bitter , taste of. civilization ... . . 7... "TARZAN'S NEW YORK ADVENTURE" Johnny Maureen Weissmuller -- O'Sullivan Paul Kelly, Chas. Bickford. OREVIVAL FRIDAY NIGHT® Laurence Olivier in "CLOUDS OVER EUROPE" MONDAY and TUESDAY the surprise picture of the year . the detective yarn we defy vou to unravel, "I WAKE UP SCREAMING" Betty Victor GRABLL, CIR Cesar Romere Carole Landis, in "GENTLEMAN AT HEART" xi WED. "Ship Ahoy" Myr. Jack Blewett of Oshawa, spent the week-end in town with friends, PLUS-- Misses Marjory Wagner and Mar- jorie Heusler, of Toronto, were in town over the holiday. My, and Mrs. Peers, of Udora, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Cawker for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cawker, of Peterborough, were in town on Mon< day, enjoying Sports Day. Mr. and Mrs. John Leahy, of Osha- wa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leahy over the week-end. Mrs. Brewer, of Toronto, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Asher. Mr. Couch, of Shaunavon, Sask., has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Somerville. He left on Tuesday to visit friends in Raglan before return- ing to the West. Pte. John Orde, of Ottawa, Mr. P. Orde, of Toronto, Messrs. Bill O'Reilly and Bill Noble, Oshawa, spent the '| week end with Mrs, M., Orde. 'Miss Irva Nott has returned to her position in Toronto after holidaying spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nott. Miss Kay Prentice of Scugog, spent a week with her aunt Mrs. W. F. Nott, _ Miss Gladys Nott visited her friend Cirle Holiday. Miss Edith Peters ViriliD at the home of Mrs. Howard Hockley, at Claremont, for a few days.- ~ Mrs. McBride has returned to the home of Mrs. Geo. Rose, after a vaca- tion of some weeks, Mr. George Palmer, of Peterboro, is spending a few days in town with re- latives and friends® Mr. and Mus. visited their daughter, Mrs. C. Love and her husband, for a few days. Misses Grace "and Mary Stone of Toronto, were in town for the holiday. Ptes. Percy Lavington and Bert. Howard, of the Veterans' Guard, stop- ped over in Port Perry for a couple of days while en route to Headquarters, after having delivered some German prisoners to their destination, PROMOTED Flying Officer Joe] Aldred has been promoted. He is now Flight Lieut, Joel Aldred. He is going up, and his promotion has been rapid and most pleasing to his many friends here, ARRIVED SAFELY A cable was received by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MacFarlane from their son A.C.1 Reed MacFarlane, The cable told that he had arrived safely in England. Reed MacFarlane is transferring from the R,C.A.F. to the "|R.AF. . for a week at Honey Harbor and| Miss Merle Shunk in Peterboro over]. Miller, of Toronto, G. D. Conant, Chairman, the harvesting of winning the war. known. All willing to with the nearest offices: HARVEST HELP COMMITTEE Ii: W. Webber, Vice-Chairman. The emergency due to the war, weather, and circumstances make tally necessary. Citizens, students, boys, and all others who can spare any time, are urged to help as a pa- trioticduty and contribution towards Farmers requiring such help are requested to make their needs need help are asked to communicate OSHAWA--6 Richmond Street West, WHITBY--133 Brock' Streat South, PICKERING Town Hall, Phone 110 d PORT PERRY--A. W. S. Greer's Law Office, F. M. Campbell, Secretary, the 1942 crops vi- help, and all who of the following Phone 4110 Phone 581 Phone 25 Non, 3 XI - NC Ve C0 or Vers 2, MN J 7 () LA x) 14 oe J aa! 0 z 725) 2 CW. s (BILL) TAYLOR TAYLOR'S FORMERLY DEVON RESTAURANT To those who helped us over the week-end--that strenuous time--thanks a million! To those we could not serve, We hope to meet you again. - - PROPRIETOR We regret Yo hear of the serious ill- ness of Mrs, Wright Crosier, who is at present at the home. of her gon, David, in Stouffville: Miss Enid Wallaee, of Windsor, is holidaying with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. A. Wallace. - Cpl. - Fred - Chapman and - L.A.C. J. W, Barrett, instructors with the R.C.AF, at Clinton, spent the week- end in Port Perry. ------e or ---- ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Hopkins announce the engagement of their daughter Jean Maud, to Gnr. Archie Duncan Anderson, R.C.A,, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Anderson, Tory Hill, Ont. The wedding will take place very quietly Suis month. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. John Collins and family wish to extend their heartfelt thanks and appreciation -for-the-acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, and beautiful |- floral offerings received from their kind friends and neighbours during their recent bereavement. They es- pecially thank the Rey, Mr. Joblin and the members of Geheral Motors Army Truck Line No. 2, and Scugog Com- munity Club, IN' MEMORIAM KENDALL -- In fond and loving memory of our only child Jack, who left us August 8rd, 1932, His life is a beautiful memory, His death is a silent grief, He sleeps in God's beautifal garden In the sunshine of perfect peace, Always remembered by Mother, Dad 'and grandparents, Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- has been postponed for 1942, it was decided last week, Local associations jon the other hand, are urged to hold | their matches as usual. f t Restrict Mailing Papers Overseas Ottawa, July 24.--Mailing of news- papers overseas by individuals will be foe, effective August 10th, Post- master General Mulock said in the House of Commons, ' Complete newspapers and periodi- NO EE Lawrence's Drug Store News "You Can SAVE With Safety it Your REXALL STORE" I. R. BENTLEY'S FLY-TOX WILSON'S JEKGEN' ? © OPTOMETRIST 8 oz. Ue. FLY PADS 10g, pkg. | CARBOLIC SOAP J 8 16 oz. 43c. 7 . 32 oz. 73c. 3 pkgs. 25 8 cakéh dc. . ./ . ) International | REXALL FLY KIL AEROXON WOODBURY'S Sg - K Match Off 8 oz. 2c. / FLY COILS FACIAL SOAP x / 16 oz. 49¢, i } The ) International * Plowifig Match 32 oz, 79. 2 Tor 5c, 25c. doz. | Pkg. of 4 cakes, 2c. Bring in your old tooth paste and shaving cream tubes. They are urgently needed because of their tin content. A. M. LAWRENCE PHONE 49 72 Rexall swe PORT PERRY AL J Oc osm ro IN DAYS OF F UNCERTAINTY _ "cals will not be accepted from in- dividuals, who will be asked instead to mail. clippings, Mr. Mulock said. The restriction is intended to con- serve shipping space. Publishers have agreed to co-operate in the plan, and , the matters of newspapers and pub- ! lications mailed to subscribers now is under consideration, he said. These restrictions will apply to "newspapers and periodicals to both] civilians and members of the forces in the United Kingdom and other trans- Atlantic destinations, and in Central and South America, Bermuda and the British West Indies: - - --_-- FORMER PASTOR NAVIGATION TEACHER Dr. Edwin Smith, F.R.A.S, a re- tired United Church minister, has been appointed to the staff of the new "Queen Elizabeth Sea Cadet Camp and Naval College" on Beausoliel Is- land in Georgian Bay. Ten permanent buildings have been erected here and others are in process of building. : One "large sea goiia yacht, the Oriole IV, and numerous smaller craft are in use by the students daily. Instruction is given in boating, sea- manship, swimming, knots, bends and splices, rewing, etc., by ten other in- "| structors. At present nearly two hundred stu- dents are in residence. --The official opening took place about the middle {of July. Angus McDonald, Minister The Eating House of Quality and Service of Naval Defence, and about a hun- dred others, took part. THANK YOU! _ Terrace, B.C., July 26, 1042 Dear Mr. Farmer: Just a few lines to let you know and appreciate it a great. deal, It certainly is nice to read the news of Port Perry and vicinity. The only newspaper we get up here is the Van. couver Sun and it is always four days late. Terrace is a small village in the north of British Columbia. It is-in a valley surrounded by mountains. There are a few lakes near here and we 'often go fishing. We do catch some nice trout and afew salmon, There a good number of troops here and as it is a new camp, there is not as yet any entertainment for us, so we stay in camp a great deal, We are sleeping in tents up here and the nights get quite cool. The days are pretty much the same as in Ontario, but are much longer. . It does not get dark up here until around 11 o'clock and it is bright again around .|4 am. I will thank you again, Mr, Farmer, for your paper and I hope that some- day I.may be able to repay ye for your kindness. d _ Yours truly, Sigmn, A. MacMaster. JY oo» DEVON RESTAURANT CHANGES HANDS W. 8S. Taylor, of Toronto, who for six years has been coming to his sum- mer, cottage at Portview, has bought the Devon Restaurant business, He and his good wife and helpers plunged right into work over the week-end. They certainly had a busy time. As will 'be seen by the advertise- ment on this page, the restaurant will now be known as' "Taylor's" run as "The Eating House of Quality and Service," We welcome Mr. and Mrs, Taylor to Port Perry, and wish them prosperity. that I receive your paper. every week] . RELIABLE Insurance is essential WHATEVER YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS MAY BE, Consult HAROLD W. EMMERSON --/ Port Reriy.. Phone 41 THE CHURCHES MARRIED ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN Jo STEWART-READ -- ; CHURCH On July 26th, Grace Florence, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, James Read, Port Perry, became the bride of Rus- sell Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Stewart, Uxbridge. MRS. T. W. McLEAN IS DEAD Victoria, Aug. 4.--Mrs. T. W, Me- Lean, formerly of :Port Perry, died here after an illness of three months. Mrs. McLean was the widow of T. Walter McLean, former principal of Port" Perry Public School, and the mother of Rev. J. L. W. McLean, of St. Andrew's Church, Victoria, B.C. Mrs. McLean was the former Winni- fred Messmore, daughter of Rev. J. H, Messmore, a missionary in India, where she was born. She was edu- i cated in the U.S., where she was a Sunday: z ie Fl. y teacher. Mrs, McLean took an active] 10 8.m--Sunday School Ay part in the missionary work of the| 11 a.m.--Matins and Sermon, ; : church. The Rector. Rev. J. A. McMillan, Minister. 10 -a.m.--Sunday School. - 11 a.m.--Morning Service PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. C. Smith, Minister. ' Sunday, August 9th-- ) 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Public Worship conducted by members of the Young People's. ye Union. No evening service, \ NS CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rector: Rev. William Stocks. Ae PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH WANTED 11 a.m.--Divine Service. Subject: "Walking with God." 2.30 p.m.--Sunday School. : Jowaryhody Welcome THE PRIZE LISTS ARE ouT ) Home for invalid gentleman. Phone 241W, Port Perry 'Write to R. D. Woon, Port Perry, or Phone 202, for a copy. : Fair Day is Wednesday, September 9 Time for Re-Roofing and Painting A carload of British Columbia cedar" shingles just ~~ arrived, :: We can supply you with any kind of asphalt roofing, on an easy payment plan--twelve months to pay. ~ Call at our office, or Phone 240 w. Full stock of J ap-a-Lac Paints for your Spring Decorating. LAKE sScucoG LUMBER & COAL co. 'Phone 240w LIMITED one 29w, Port Perry, for Quick ~ Service, and Good Quality in MEATS CAWKER BROS , Family Butchers