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8 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, May 20th, 1943 Miss Vera Acton, Ajax, Ont. whose home is in Lemberg, Sask. spent the week-end with Misses L. and G. Stovin. ¢ Dr. J. B. Lundy is attending tie Convention of the Ontario Dental So- ciety this week in Toronto, Mrs, Lun- dy is accompanying him. Mrs. Douglas Lade, of Toronto, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Balfour. Mrs. Wm. H. Doubt, of Toronto, is visiting relatiyes and friends in town. Mrs. J. Peers, of Udora, called on her daughter, Mrs. Jas. ¥Cawker, on Monday. The Girls' Auxiliary of the Church of the Ascension held a pleasant mect- ing at the Rectory, on Monday even- ing. Bdr. F. A. "Bill" Baker, R.C.A. and Gunner Arch. Anderson, R.C.A., both of Debert, N.S, enjoyed a short fur- lough at their respective homes, We are pleased to welcome Miss M. E. Spence back to her summer home in Port Perry. Don't spend sleepless nights. Store up vigor and vitality. Take Page Griffiths, BETAMIN (B Complex) tablets once a day. Obtainable at Lawrence's Drug Store. "tw It does the job! "SALZO" the iron tonic laxative. Mild, vet efficient. Get it at Lawrence's Drug Stove. - or Port Perry Yacht Club - Will all members please noto that a meeting of the Port Perry Yaiht Club will be held at the lakefront on Sun- day afternoon, May 23rd, at 2.30 p.m. This is an important meeting and the members are asked to make a special effort to: be present. Notice Anyone interested in reviving the Tennis Club, please meet at the Court at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, May 25th, at 8 p.m. sharp. Sale of Home Baking The Ladies' Aid of St. John's FREE Phoue Parking OSHAWA 101 A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE La " 14 " Thursda¥, Friday, Saturday, May 20-21-22 Hyg) Vv . " Hitler's Children starring ) Tim Holt, Bonita Granville Kent Smith, Otto Kruger The truth about the Nazis from the cradle - - - to the ttle front Monday and Tuesday, May 21 and 25 Two Great Features Monty Wooley, [da Lupine, in Life Begins at Eight Thirty A picture rich with humoi-- tender with tears. ~and "Moke" starving Dan Daily, Jr, Donna Reed and Bobby Blake I'S SENSATIONAL! Wednesday, Thursday, [riday, Saturday, May 26-27.28-249 Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara in : ------1 digest " : I 1 ra The Black Swan with Laird Cregar, 'Thomas Mitchell, Geo. Sanders A Mighty Adventure Master- pitce----in Glorious Technicolor Presentation After Choir Practice at the United Church on Thursday evening, a plea- sant little ceremony was carried out when Mrs. Harlan Clark (nee Norine Stewart) 'was presented with a lovely lamp, and the following address: Dear Norine: : This evening we have gathered for a social time to honor you--a recent bride--in our midst. You have endeared yourself to us by your cheerfulness and happy spon- tancous smile with which you have Agreeted us in such friendliness, one and all. Your faithful attendance at Choir during the past five years stands out as an inspiration to others. Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices, -- ' m EY' ", [. R. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST Taylor's I'he Eating House of Quality and Service Ice Cream Soft Drinks Cigars Tobaccos Cigarettes BILL TAYLOR. Vropiovor FLOWERS |Special Gladiolus Mixture, | 3 dozen $1.00 Named Gladiolus, Sle. per dozen Hardy Chrysanthemum plants, special, 3 for Hoe. AUDREY KENT Phone 58 Port Perry ' © x . viyrile Station Mr, James Young of Oshawa, con- ducted the Sunday evening. Luke I8 for the New Testament reading, he found his sermon on verses 18-22 "What ust 1 do to inherit cternal lite? , . Jesus siid, Come, follow me!" In the reply of Jesus we see a chal- lenge to the Young man. The youth of to-day is faced with the same chal- lenge and - the -sacrifices--o1 asked of "that young man of so long ago and something more, are what chinreh service on Choosing a part of St. Vien of Brooklin, and Mr, | have demands | Carmel visited with Myrtle friends on Stinday. Jesse Pike is visiting with his par- ents at theiy home in Toronto, My. and Mrs. John Quinn, and Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Harrison "were in Oshawa on Monday. ' My. and Mrs. Earl Cook and chil- W. McKin- visitors on Will Port Day with Perry, wee My. and Mrs, ley, "of Mother's Conk. OBITUARY MRS. EDWARD A. WALKER lizabeth J. Robertson, wife of the late Fdward A. Walker, of Port Perry, passed away May 13th, 1943, at the hone her daughter, Mrs, W. A, Nelson, Brampton, Ont. of Mio. Walker, who was in her 83rd vear, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Robert Robertson, and was Lorn at Pickering, Ontario. She at- tended DeMille Ladies' College, Osh- aw, where she studied art, clocution, and musie, ; Following her marriage to Edward A. Walker in 1884, she resided on their farm near Utica; but spent the inter vers of her life in Port Perry. Mrs Walker died in 1031 Four of their chided n survive their mother, 19. May, Port Perry Public School staff; W. Al Nelson (Florence), of '| Total Receipts taker of the United Church for nine vears (1927). low Church Members have shown their high regard for him as a faithful fol- tower of Christ. This was particularly true at the time of the Golden Wed- difig celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Allin some ten years ago. Mr. Allin gave valuable service as a Director of the Pine Grove Cemetery Board. ; A short funeral service was con- ducted at the residence of the de- ceased. This was followed by a sér- vice in the Port Perry United Church. These services were conducted by Rev. W. C. Smith, and by Rev. W. J, H. Smyth, of Blenheim, his former Pastor. Interment was made in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. + UTICA The annual meeting of the Utica Red Cross was held in Memory Hail on Monday evening, May 10th. The following report was made by Mrs. R. Wilbur, Secretary-Treasurer.: $345.39 Total Expenditures $302.49 Balance on hand May 1, 1943, $42.90. Work for the year consisted of: 48 prs. socks; 86 prs. mitts and gloves; quilts; 3 sweaters; b scarves; 2 knitted suits; 31 prs. seamen's stock- ings; 8 acro caps; 2 helmets; 15 tuck- 67 of Toronto; and ond son, Prof. Anson Walker, of Western University, London; together Ted and Donald Dramptons Rhea Louise, with two grandsons, Walker. In both Utica and Port Perry Mrs, Walker will be remembered as an ideal wother, an ardent and faithful church member, and a woman with "wide vision as to current events, and all that pertained to the good of the i Ter early church surroundings were of the staunch Presbyterian faith; but ai the time of Church Union, the fa- inined the United Church, and among most valued mily been its members, doth in, Utica, in io Breadalbane Church, and in the Port Perry United Chureh, Mpa, Walker took a keen in- terest in Missionmry and Sunday Schoul work, local W. C. T. U,, the deceased carried onthe work as Secretary until the very end, She was an ardent tempe- ance woman, and looked upon the liquor evil as one of the greatest en- ££.) FOO Paves HY + HHH As a member of the ins -3-cot-quitts;8girls* sweaters: _The following officers were clected for the year--President, Mrs. George Mitchell; Viee President, Miss Margy Woods; Sce.-Treas., Mrs. Ralph Wil- bur; Sewing Convener, Mrs. George Mitchell; Knitting Convener, Mrs, Al- fred - Steer; Entertaining Committee, Mrs. Harry Harper, Miss Aileen Har- per, Mrs. Chester Geer, Mrs. Chas. Gerrow, Robert Walker and Mervin Ross. Deep regret was expressed of the passing of Mrs. Russell Harper, who was an active Red Cross worker and who will be sadly missed. The Euchre Club. are holding ano- ther War Victims' Party in Memory Hall, Utica, on Friday evening, May 21st. Music by Keith" Lynde. Lucky | Draw on Victory Quilt, donated by Mrs. Walter Rogers. Hall donated by Ross Sandison. Sorry to report Mrs. R. Wilbur on the sick list. Mr .and Mrs. Ivan Geer and family visiting at Mr. Carson Watson's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackney spent On many occasions Mr. Allin's Fel-|| PLE DSS PRUE SS Se Se ea § Kos Lawrence's Drug Store News EE oi You can Save with Safety at the REXALL STORE - rt? Betamin Tablefs A concentrated source' of Vitamin B complex. Recommended to re- ' store energy, and coun- teract Vitamin B de- ficiency. Three Sizes: po a SALZO --Iron Tonic Laxative PEPTONA--A great Spring _WAMPOLE'S Cod Liver Extract The year round tonic -- $1.00, ] FELLOW"S Syrup of Hypophos- 6 ounce bottle 50 Tonic. 20 oz. bottle $1.00 ! $1.00 $17 $3.00 Jhjtes, ob old reliable medi- iy A. M. LAWRENCE | | PHONE 49 72 Rexall sore ~ PORT PERRY Ee Fred Crozier, Mrs. N. Crozier, Mrs. D. Hope, Mrs. H. Long, and Mrs. J. Al- dred. Proceeds, $9.25. Mr. and Mrs. E. Todd have moved to Windsor and the wishes of their many friends go with them to their new home. Matti and Jack are missed very much at school. Mr. Iva Aldred, of Stouffville, is moving to Mr. Todd's place in the near future. We welcome Mr.- and Mrs. -Aldregl,-Douglas--and-Cameron--to-th Island. Week-end visitors were: Miss Alice Brooks of Ajax, with Mrs. J. L. Sweetman; Miss Stinson of Oshawa accompanied her friend Miss Joy Hood to her home here; Miss Thelma Cro- zier of Port Perry, with Miss Florence Carter; Mr. and Mrs. Roy St. John, of Long Branch, with her sister, Mrs. F. Crozier. i Mur. and Mrs. S. Rodman visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Ashton at Enniskillen on Sunday and we are glad to hear that Mv. Ashton is able to be out around again. Mrs. L. V. Savage of Whitby, visi- ted Mrs, C. Graham for a few days last week. , ; Mr. and Mrs. David Miller and her Lcousin, Mrs, J, Costello, of Toronto, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Sweetman, Mr. Snyder has 'moved from Mr. Blueman's farm to Mr. S. house vacated by Mr. Stewart Sweet- man. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Browne of Port visit 3 Ma R- -y Hope, o Graham--ro= _Rodman's! i husband and daughters, she leaves to mourn her passing, her mother, Mrs. Pettit and her brother Frank, Mrs. Schell was born here on the Island and lived most of her 62 years here, The funeral was held on Wednesday of Mrs. Wim, Savage, which was large- ly attended "by her old friends and neighbours. Rev. H. W, Foley said many words of comfort in his sermon to Hie bereaved family, Mrs, Savage - aid to rest in Pine Grove- Ceme-- tery, Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. C. Reader, Elsie and Doreen visited Mr. and Mrs, C. Ri- chardson at Brooklin on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Grandison, Evelyn and Mollie, of Oshawa, Mr, and Mrs. W. Pearce, Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Bailey of Black- stock, Mr. and Mrs. R. Tetlow, Joyce . ~ and Phyllis were Mother's Day visi- tors of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearce and Mr. and Mrs. L. Pearce, L.A.C. George Fines of Brantford, Pte. Bob Crozier of Camp Borden, and Pte. Allan Carter were recent week- end-visitors at their homes here. Birthday greetings to Alvin Heayn, Lois Reader and Billie Reader for the 16th, Mr, Thomas Clark of California, is visiting his nephew, Mr. John Reader. Three cheers for the Vietory Loan" workers and all who helped to put it over the top. The mudcats are biting ve and they are very tasty. "The weather is very backward and wet but the Fall Wheat has come through nicely. -- srr in CA Presbyterian Church --witt--hold their annual spring Home Baking Sale on Saturday afternoon, June 5th, in the basement of the church. Some useful fancy articles will be for sale, also Afternoon Tea will be enjoyed. From 3 to 6 p.m. TRIPLET CALVES Mr. H. O. Dobson, Manhcester, reports that one of his cows gave birth to three calves on May 13. Nothing unlucky about that in- these days of beef shortage. LIONS CLUB Port Perry Lions enjoyed -a meeting with District Secretary Bruce Malcolm. His address was most helpful. 'Dominion Day has been chosen as the date for the Lions Club Annual Street Fair and Dance. -- to _ CARD OF THANKS The family of Mrs. Edward A. Walker wish to express grateful "thanks to the friends and neighbours for their kindly acts and sympathy at the time of their recent bereavement in the death of their mother. -------------- OP At the last meeting, the Troop was honoured by a visit from the Provin- cial Field Secretary, E.- Jones, Mr. Jones showed slides on the world jam- 'boree of the Boy Scouts in 1929, which was held in England, The Troop held an open night at this meeting and parents and friends of the boys came to see these slides. Eleven scduts received their Second Class badges from Mr, Jones; Two Wolf Cubs received the House Orderly _ proficiency badge. There was no Cub competition held. The next meeting -will 'be held on - May 20th. The Scouts will meet at 8 p.m. and thie Cubs at 7 p.m. "H.S. Open Nig ht will be held Friday, 4 2H pl GABE Yowr willingness to lend your voica in song has been appreciated, and we trust that you will continue, as in the past, to favor us with your helpful, cheery presence. We extend to vou and your husband our heartiest good wishes for deep, abiding happiness through the coming years. As a slight expression of our very best wishes for you both, we ask yon to accept this lamp, and, "May your light so shine before men that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father, which is in heaven." Signed on behalf of the Church Choir. A . Vernon, I resident. iki in Palmer, Sce'y-Treas, United oe -- DIED WALKER -- At the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Nelson, Bramp- ton, Ontario, on Thursday, May 13th, 1043, Elizabeth J. Robertson, beloved wife of the late Edward A. Walker, in her 83rd year, et CARI OF THANKS , Mus: ACW. Allin wishes fo express sincere gratitude forthe many acts of kindness and words of sympathy from friends and neighbours during the ill- ness and at the time of the death of her husband, the late Mr. A. W. Allin. She js grateful for the very fine floral tributes 'from the United Chureh, the Sons of England Lodge, and the Pine Grove Cemetery Board. _ CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Frank Martin nnd family wish to thank the friends and neighbours 'of Prospect for their kind" messages, also flowers sent at the time of the recent death: of her daughter, Mrs, Gordon Drinkle, of Oshawa, " CARD OF THANKS p Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Martyn and fam- ily wish to express their appreciation for the many acts of kindness and ex- pressions of sympathy and condolence extended by friends and neighbors during their recent bereavement in the death-of Mrs, Savage. the-- Christ is asking to-day --a scl denial that leaves no part of ourselves held back from the Master. Mr. S. Saywell of Oshawa, will have day at 7.30 pan. A large crowd is expected. . Friday was clean-up day at the school. After the work was well done, Raglan school ball team came over for a friendly game. It wags a long one and Myrile lost to the visit- ing team by a heavy score, Mr. and Mrs. H. Stacey were in Oshawa on, Friday attending the fu- neral of their nicee, Mrs, Alexander Awld, Mr. Gordon Perrin and son Raymond week-end and. Mrs. of Mount Dennis, were guests of his parents, Mr. Jesse Perrin, - Mrs. Fred Beadle of Ashburn, spent Wednesday evening with her pares, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook. Pte. Stanléy Linton, of Barriefield Camp, spent the week-end with Mys. Linton. Mrs. Arthur Wilson of Burketon, was in the village on Saturday calling on friends, er A number from here attended the funcral on Monday afternoon of A. 1. MeBrien of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. James Dickson visited on Friday with their daughter, Mrs, Clarence Holman and family of Dag- mar. . Mr. George Magee and Miss Rose Brent of Toronto were guests on Wed- nesday of Mr. and Mis... Norman Hughson. Upon their return Mis. Hughson accompanied them and.visit: ed in the city until Thursday evening. "Mr. and Mrs. Dan Black of Oshawa, visited with Myrtle relatives on Sun- day. Frank Downey home on Tuesday with relatives, : The rainy weatlier is making it al- most impossible for the farmers in this district to get their seeding done Elwood Masters,, manager of Goody's "elevator, had three extra men helping. to-unload a car of oats the first part of the week, arrived a brief visit of Delora for Sympathy is extended to Mrs, If. Hudgin whose sister, Mra. Parlow (Isabella Hoar) of Ottawa, passed away, very recently, after a shart ill- nes, ; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Squeleli of Mt. charge of the chureh service next Sun- |» It is dificult to estimate the fine influence of the life of a good woman, Mrs, Walker possessed just those chutacteristics that make such a life most effective, She gave unselfish devotion to her family. Her well trained mind added strength to what- ever work she did in church or com- munity. And in spite of the discou- ragements which life always brings to sueh good citizens, she maintained a cheerful comage, and an unbounded faith in God as the over ruling. power that will bring about the final triumph of right and the overthrow of wrong. The funeral serviee was conducted at the family residence, and was con- ducted by her minister, Rev. W. C. Smith. Interment was made in the Byreadalbane Church Cemetery, Utica, ASD MR. ALBERT W. Myr. Albert Allin died on Monday, May 10th, 1943, at his home in Port Perry, in his 86th year, after an ill- ness of many months, Ie was born in Utica, January Gth, 1858, being the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Allin. When he grew to young man- hood, he went to learn his trade as a blacksmith and carriage maker, He married Annie Louisa Claughton May 16th, 1883. Had he lived six more days, he woul have seen his dinmond wedding day. For a while Mr, and Mrs. Allin lived in Oshawa; but came to Port Perry ii 1885, where Mr. Allin set up business for himself in what is now known as Switzer's blacksmith shop. He did general blacksmithing, horse shoeing, and built biggies and cutters, - After some years at this business, he gave it up in 1908, : He was a Veteran of thé War of 1914-1918, Mr. Allin. will be chiefly remem- bered as a faithful member of the Me- thodist and later the United Church. Inthe Methodist Churé¢h he was a Class Leader and a Sunday School teacher. In the United Church he was an Elder, and a member of the Offiein] Board. "He was one of tho oldest. vices of Old ngland | Lodge, S.0.E.B.S. After coming back from the Army, Mr: Allin took on the duties of: care- ALLIN taker of the Port Perry Schools for He was also care- cight years (1919). '| then gave a soap contest, Sunday with Mrs. James Ackney. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butson visi- ted recently with Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Geer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper calling on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall on Friday evening, A number from here attended the Warriner Lodge, Odd Fellows' Dance held in the Port Perry High School on Friday evening. SCUGOG Services and Sunday Schools at the same hour during the summer months. Everyone come, Sunday morning was very rainy but there was'a good attendance for ser- vice and Sunday School and all were well 'paid for going in the rain. The Red Cross meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, May 26th, in the Hall with more quilting to do. Hope the weather will be very nice to coax the ladies out for a walk or a motor ride, The Head Community Club will be held. in the Head Church and Tea Room-on Wednesday evening, May 26, with the program committee being Joyce Reader, Myrtle Dowson, George Samells and Gerald Colleran. Every- one come and have a social time to- gether," ~ The Woman's "Association was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday after- noon. Although the rain came all day there was a good attendance. The meeting opened by the President, Mrs. C. L. Fralick, with singing and prayer. Mrs. R. Hood read the Scripture les- son; Mrs. R. Burnham read a chapter in the Girl Bride book. Mrs, D. Hope Mrs, Oir Jeffrey and Miss Marjorie Milner are the program committee for next meet: in and Mrs, Orr Jeffrey will read the Girl Bride book. A pretty apron, which was given to the president to be passed around for each to sew on a patch with a donation under the patch, was discussed, When the patches are all on, it will be given to the W.A. = An easy way to raise funds, A donation of $5.00 was to be sent to the Missionary Society. The meeting closed in the usual way. A meat pie supper was then served to a large crowd, who enjoyed it. The sup- per was s served by Group 7 -- Mra. cently. : Mrs. Elmer Lee spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lee at Greenbank. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon and son Mur- ray of Port Perry, visited Mr. F. Clark and Doris on Sunday. Miss Jean Hood spent a pleasant long week-end with friends in Toronto, Mr, John Cobert and his mother have returned to their home here from Oshawa, Mrs. Colleran and Dilan Colleen and Allan spent the woek-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. Black in Oshawa. Mr, Eddie Steer of Utica, is spend- ing the summer months helping Mr. Roy Hope. Sympathy is extended to Mr, Geo. Schell and daughters Blanche (Mrs, Alton Mark) and Olive (Mrs, George Ormiston) in the passing of a wife and mother, who was formerly Maud Pettit. She had had poor health for several years and was called to her home beyond while visiting her daugh- ter Olive at Raglan. The funeral was ld from her home in Port Perry on Tuesday, May 11th, when Rev. W. C. Smith said many words of comfort to the bereaved family. Besides her Vernon Graham, Doris Clark and 'Beth Fralick have left High School to help their parents. Mr, Murray Clark, of Toronto, is spending a couple' of weeks at his home here. WANTED By June 1st, a good Christian home for two. children, 7 and 9 years old. Healthy children. Will pay $40.00 a month for board, room and laundry. Farm home preferred. - Reuire refer- ences. Cpl: Orville Demara, B93215 D' Wing, Exhibition Grounds, Totonio, Order Bray Chicks now, and be ys when egg prices climb all. See me, or phone me, a away. Personal attention, prompt delivery, MRS. LOUELLEN SONLEY Port Perry, Ont. BILTMORE Shows daily; 1 to 12 p.m. OSHAWA THEATRE Phone 634 re Thursday, Friday, Safurday JACK BENNY, a and ANN SHERIDAN, in "George Washington Slept Here" -- 2nd Hit -- George MONTGOMERY Lynne ROBERTS, in Zane Grey's "Last of the Duanes" Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, \' JAMES STEWART _ and HEDY LAMARR, in "Come Live With Me" -- 2nd Hit -- ) [} FIRST OSHAWA SHOWING-- GEORGE SANDERS, in "The Falcon ; Takes Over" ATTEND OUR HOLIDAY MATINEE