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"diseases, sports, food, RUA pa SWAS SLR HER ANNES dy Be iv Miss Adele Hodgins of Ottawa, and Mrs. W, K. Ramsay, of Toronto, were week-end guests of Mrs, Norman Aldred. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Somerville have returned to their home in Port Perry after a trip to Saskatchewan visiting their sons, Capt. Alex. Woods, R.C.A., who has been stationed at Debert, N.S, and Mrs, Woods, of Toronto, visited for a few days with the former's mother, Mrs. G. A. Woods. After a short fur- lough, Alex. will be taking up duties at Petawawa. ' Rev. Wm. Rice and Mrs. Rice, of Sunderland, called on friends in town one day last week. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cawker, of Peterborough, were visitors on Sun- day with the former's father, Mr. W. Cawker, Mr. George Channell spent the week-end at his home in Hillier, Ont. We extend congratulations to Marie Hayden and her husband on their re- cent marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Andrus, of Exeter, were in town this weck visit- ing his mother, Mrs, D. Andrus. The Girls' Auxiliary of the Church of the Ascension met on Monday even- ing at the home of Miss Irene Mulli- gan, Private Alan and Mrs. Colbear, of Oakville, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Colbear. Miss Ellen Ploughman is spending her holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Ploughman. Pte. Arthur Colbear, of Toronto, spent the week end at his home here. We are sorry to learn that Mrs, Pearl Bennett has been quite ill dur- ing the past two weeks, We hope she will soon have recovered, Miss Doris MacGregor; of Toronto, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs." W. E. MacGregor. Gunner Bryce Moase, R.C.A, of London, Ont., is spending some time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Morley Moase. Spr. Edward Bennett, R.C.E. of Chilliwack, B.C., was visiting _his mother over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mills, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Mills .and children, visited- the former's son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mills, at Enniskillen, on Sunday. Mrs. D. Hope was a recent Fest of Mrs. Wilfred Mark. i JUNIOR WAR WORKERS + The Junior War Workers will meet on' Tuesday evening, Nov. 23rd., at the usual hour at the home of Mrs. Gordon Reesor, Young People's Union The Y.P.U. held an open mecting on Tuesday evening, in charge of the conveners of the Christian Fellowship, Jack Whitmore and Reta Wilson, The meeting opened with soft music play- ed by Doris Wallace and the' invéca- tion by the president,,Geo. Ghannell, A hymn was sung, after which Reta Wilson led in prayer. The Scripture passage was read by Kay Day, and a hymn was sung. The guest speaker of the evening, Miss Margaret Stuart, was introduced by Jack Whitmore and she spoke on the "Customs of India". - Miss Stuért began by telling of the trip to India, crossing the Pacific Ocean and stop- ping at Japanese and Chinese ports, Singapore, Penang and thence to Cal- cutta. Customs about which Miss Stuart spoke were funerals, weddings, } business, wild animals, snakes, the division of the peoples into classes, ete. Miss Stuart spoke very naturally and interspersed the topics with odd bits of humour. It took practically no imagination at all to picture the squalidness and dif- ficulties which must be undergone and then what beauty one must behold on viewing. the Himalayas and the pic- turesqueness of the celebrations. At the conclusion of her topic, Miss Stuart showed some of the costumes, bits of jewellery, money and other oddities brought from India. The Y.R.U. enjoyed very much hav- ing Miss Stuart present and a hearty "vote of thanks was tendered to her by Reta Wilson. The minutes" of the last meeting were read and adopted, the offering taken, a hymn sung and ths meeting : closed with all repeating the ,Mizpah 'benediction.' ' "humorous and dramatic. FREB Parking Phoue on OSHAWA A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE 4 FRIDAY and SATURDAY November 19-20 « "SPITFIRE" starring LESLIE HOWARD, \ DAVID NIVEN It's true... Thrilling ..Tremen It's True, .. Thrilling .... Tyemendous. The Story of the Plane . . . . That Busted The Blitz, ' Monday, Tucsday, Wednesday, NOVEMBER 22-23-24 - The New Warner Bros. Hit Mission to Moscow starring WALTER HUSTON, ANN HARDING. The true adventure of former U.S. Ambassador Jos, E. Davis. 10,000 Times Stranger, 10,000 Stronger -- Than Fiction. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, NOVEMBER 25-26-27 CHARLES BOYER, JOAN FONTAINE ALEXIS SMITH, in The Constant Nymph with Charles Coburn, Peter Lorre, Brenda Marshall, and Dame May Whitty, The kind of Love Story you . Dream About, Shower for Bride-to-be "On Wednesday, Nov. drd., friends of Miss Betty Hall, whose marriage to Mr. Ross Hallett of Sonya, takes place on Nov. 20th,, gathered at the home of Mrs. G. Rodd for a- social cvening, About fifty guests were present and a most pleasant time was spent at bingo, the winners each re- ceiving small gifts. "Betty" was asked to actept many decorated packages containing very useful and lovely gifts, the expressions of good wishes from her friends present. The guest of honor then expressed her appreciation of the tokens of good will from her friends, A very dainty lunch was served and-after a social time was spent the guests left wish- ing "Betty" much happiness, EA ad Dramatic Treat Here on Friday Dickson-Kenwin, Famous Actor, to Present Programme The lilt of a lovely word might fittingly describe the charm and grace which will pervade the Town Hall at Port Perry on Friday evening, Nov. 19th. Drama patrons of Port Perry will have the opportunity, of witnes- sing' Dickson- Kenwin's magnificent performance, "Glimpses of Life", Although English by birth, educa- Lion and tradition, Kenwin belongs to the world, over every part of which he has travelled, All the world is his stage, and actors know no country but the roads of the world. On, Friday evening this great actor will bring the glory of a past decade to light the glimmering pathway of a National Theatre for Canada. Since the outbreak of war he has been chiefly concerned with this idea. A highlight_of the programme will be the interpretation of "Mathias" in a scene from "The Bells", Kenwin's masterly portrayal of the fear- haunted burgomaster, is one of the most convincing examples of dramatic art ever seen, and has been presented by him to audiences all over the world. In this scene, he will be assis- ted by Miss Dorothy, Tristram, of Port Perry, There will also be character studies from Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, and modern characters, both Among the Dickens characters will be a short scene from "A Tale of Two Cities" showing Sydney Carton going to the Guillotine during the French Revolu- tion; and a scene from "The Christ- mas Carol" with a purtrayal of the immortal "Serooge", Dickson-Kenwin's performance is being sponsored by the Young People's Union of Port Perry, and the tickets are reduced in price to 86¢, No one should miss seeing this inspiring entertainment on Friday, the 19th, which will commence at 8.16 p.m, Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST Taylor's Auto Electric PORT PERRY GENERATORS STARTERS FIELD COILS REPAIRED and EXCHANGED BILL TAYLOR. Proprietor Salvage Collection November 24th will be salvage col- lection day for the Bay Scouts. If you have any paper, rubber of rags put them out at the roadside, and they will be picked up by the truck. All paper must be tied in bundles or they will not be taken, , Remember 'the date, Wednesday, No 24th. : Outstanding Attraction Friday, Nov. 19th IN THE TOWN HALL, PORT PERRY Dickson-Kenwin World Famous Character Actor, and Entertainer, in GLIMPSES of LIFE at 8. 16 pan. Do Not Miss It Admission 365g. Sponsored by the Young People's Union, Port Perry. |. Sigh School Notes Ad Optima By Wesley Jackson _The rugby series is still unfinished. Unless the final game can be played, the honours will go to tlie two teams in the finals, Leonard McCullough's and Everett Nicholls' teams." Each has won one game in the best 2 out of 3 series. On the evening of Friday, Novem- ber 26th, two plays entitled "Sister Sue" and "Blackout" will be present- ed by the pupils of Grades XII and XIIL The cast of "Sister Sue" is as fol- lows: Sue, a girl of fourteen with very definite personality. and a good deal of charm--Vefna Moase; Mr, Spericer, a man of forty-five, very excitable, and with a savage .temper-- Everett Nicholls; Mrs. Spencer, a wo- man of forty, intelligent, with a nice quigt personality--Dorothy Tristram; Maybelline, a girl of seventeen, very attractive but with a rather cold per- sonality--Helen Peel; Tommy, a boy of eighteen, with nice boyish featyres, He is slow and not over-bright--Jack Whitmore; Carol," a girl of sixteen, not as attractive as Maybelline but with a more pleasant personality-- Frantes Steer; Allan, a young man of twenty-two, with a winning persona- lity--Willie Stone. The cast of "Blackout" is as fol- lows: Giles Hedges, proprietor of Dunstable Arms, a wiry little man of sixty--Emerson McMillan; Anthony Adams, an active young man of thirty with a 'love of adventure--Wesley Jackson; Eve Darling, abot twenty- three, a small impulsive person with an inquiring air--Kathleen Day; Con- stable Cadwallader Entwhistle, & typi- cal English bobbie--Bob Dowson; Jeffrey Lyndon, a tall gaunt man of forty, brusque in manner--Bill Hayes; Angela Reuther, a blonde of twenty- eight, very gracious in manner--Ma- rie Armstrong; Derek Smithson, an Englishman of thirty-five, rather ofii- PORT PERRY Picture Show PRESENTS 'The Invisible Woman' with John Barrymore, Charles Ruggles, and Virginia Bruce At 7.00 and 9.00 p.m, on Saturday, NOV. 20th TOWN HALL, Port Perry Also COMEDY Wed, Nov. 24th DOUBLE BILL GEORGE FORMBY, in "IT'S IN THE AIR" " ALSO BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO, in "One Night in the Tropics" 6.45 and 9.15 p.m, Adults 25c. Children 15c. PLUS TAX: oy Cuthbert St. John, about fifty, with an irritable, whining disposition--Gloria Harding; Kit St. John, her daughter, who has been held down by a domi- neering parent--Clare Glass; Eddie Wade, a breezy youth of [nineteen somewhat clumsy in his movements-- Jack Cawker; Kurt Jenson, a good-| looking man of thirty-five, very af- fable in his manner--Leonard Mec- Cullough; Annie, an uneducated Cock- | ney maid with a thick accent--Mavis a pleasant | Kerry; Nigel Fleming, young man of twenty-eight--Bob Wil. liams, "(Continued from" front page) at A. L. McDermgtt's Funeral Homé in Port Perry, on' Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. H, W. Foley, who left a message 'of comfort and en- couragement for all present, She was then laid to rest at Pine Grove Ceme- tary, Prince Albert. Mr, and Mrs. A.'Martyn and Inez visited his brother at Prince Albert on Sunday. There are a lot of folks sick with the flu or bad colds, many under the doctor's care, Birthday greetings to' Douglas Wey- rich Stephen Fralick for the 19th, Mr, H. Wannamaker for the 20th, Mrs, and Glen for'the 22nd, Helen Sweet-~ man the 23rd; Fred Jackson and M. Platten the 24th, Mrs. R, Tetlow and George Samells for the 25th. DIED BOTTRELE=At; Bowmanville, on 'Thursday, . November '11th, Thomas 'James Bottrell, in"his' 87th year, be- 'loved father of Mae and Frank, of Bowmanville; Edna," Norman and Greta (Mrs. E. J! Dopp), of Toronto; and Ernest, of Port Perry. DEMARA--At Scugog Island, on Friday, November 12th, 1943, Letitia Hope, beloved wife of the late Henry Demara, in her 86th year, SLENDOR TABLETS -- harmless and effective. 2 weeks' supply $1.00. 12 weeks! $6. At Lawrence's Drug Store, Port Perry. {1 Elsdon, driller in a local shipyard, | loss. Ernest H, Elsdon Vancouver, Nov. 10th.--Ernest H. came off the night shift recently to find his room burglarized and- all his savings--$2,760--stolen, "If I'd had sense to put that cash in a bank, I wouldn't have lost the '$2,750 to a burglar", he said. Ad "I'd been saving that money to buy a house and all I've got left after months of work is a battered strong box. I made the mistake, you see, of keeping that money by me instead of putting it in the bank every pay day. Now I've got to start at the beginning again, but I'm going to stay at my, job as; a driller until I've got the money to buy that house. No more. foolish risks for me. From now on I'm let- ting the bank keep my cash safe. It's tough luck, when you're getting on in years, to lose the very thing you've: been counting on, but what I want to do js to let other people profit by my Don't take any chances--let the bank take care of your money and then : you'll have it safe and sure for the things you want to' 'buy when the war's over." ~~ AFTERNOON. AUXILIARY, W.M.S. The regular monthly meeting of the 'W.M.S. was held in the Sunday School room of the United Church on [ S. ment. Rodman and the Wilson twins, Clem. <4 BILTMORE Theater... -- _ Oshawa Tuesday 'afternoon, with Mrs, George Jackson presiding. Mrs, W. A. Christy led the devotional portion of the ser- vice. The subject for consideration was "The Blessing of Healfh". Mrs. Arthur Brock led in the discussion of the Study Book--"For' All of Life", and Mrs, Hall introduced the" subject of "Racial Brotherhood." oo ~ CARD OF THANKS Mr. Albert Martin and family wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to their many friends, neighbours and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy extend- ed during their recent sad bereave- . . 'UNION ROD AND GUN CLUB, OSHAWA Lawrence's Drug Store News You can Fave with Safety at the REXALL STORE PENS and pe SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN oe - 'Our quota for the balance of 1943 has just arrived. If you need a good Pen or Pencil, now is the time to make while the stoc Fountain Pens at $6.00, $7.00, $10.25, and $12.00. to match, at $4.00 and $4.75. PENCILS our selection, lasts, - Pencils (Tax included). PHONE 49 for some years had offered a trophy and so he is carfying on from the idea of Mr. Oke. It was, too, that he was a great friend of Mr, Taylor, as well as being u yeal pal to the children. The trophy, known as the "Bill Taylor Trophy", a cigarette lighter set on an ebony base, with a lady in a swan dive mounted in the fore- ground, makes 'a most beautiful set- ting, and in handing the trophy over to Mr. Colton, Mr. Taylor hoped that he would get as much pleasure from it as he had in presenting it, In Mr, Colton's reply, he told of how he had caught the 203% Ib, Mask- | inonge, and of the battle that he had, and how he had been coaxed by his friends to enter it for this trophy. He also mentioned how happy he was to be the winner of this beautiful trophy, presented by Mr, Taylor, and that he would enjoy many an evening as he lighted his favorite cigarette with the lighter. The presentation of the other Club Trophies was held over to. the next meeting as the winners had to work that night. During December there will only one meeting, that on the 9th. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20th Auction' Sale of Farm Stock, Imple- ments, 'ete, the property of D. P. Kryhul; on the Charles Luke farm, Lot 10, Con. 9,-East Whitby, half mile east of Raglan. Sale at 1.00 p.m. See Bills. 2 _THURSDAY, NOV. 25th--Auction Sale of Farm Stock, ete., the property of D, J. McTaggart, at lot 6, con, 1, Cartwright Tp. At the same time the farm will be offered for -sale subject to a reserve bid. Sale at 1 pm. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29 -- auc- tion Sale of Standing Timber, at lot 3, con, 4, REACH, the property of Chas. N. Howsam. See bills for particulars. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer be A. M. LAWRENCE me Rexall sae TELE ELEEEELIELLESLLLILLLILLIILILLLLLILIIIILILLLILILILLL PORT PERRY RHEUMATIC PAIN, Sciatica, Lum- bago quickly relieved by using RUM- ACAPS. Recommended by thousands who have gained better health, Sold at Lawrence's Drug Store. eo -------- CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST Voters' Lists, 1943, Munijcipality of. Reach, County of Ontario "Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section 8 of the Voters' Lists' Act and that I have posted up at my office at Manchester, on the 5th day of vember, 1943, the list of all person cid to vote in the said municipality at Municipal elec- tions and that such. list remains there for inspection, - And I hereby: call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac- cording to law, the last day for appeal being the 26th day of November, 1943, Nov. 12, 1943. FRED CHRISTIE WOOD. LOTS FOR SALE Three miles north of Claremont, Forsythe Bush, all hardwood. Apply _ to Nelson Webster, Port Perry, phone 199 r 21, or Mill Valley Lumber Co. | Ltd., Oshawa, Phone 81. [§ So Yo SHEEP FOR SALE Thirty-five breeding ewes for-sale, Apply to Box 29, Port Perry Star. = LOST 6 months old Steer calf, red with black stripes, and white face... Mis-.. sing since Saturday last from pasture. 'Finder please notify Wm, Birnie, Prince Albert. se Rr SS AE i NOTICE Lana f Any person knowing whereabouts of a rubber door-mat which was' re- moved from step on Hallowe'en, please phone 22 or advise me. - H. C. Nasmith. : FOR SALE 'Standing Hardwood, in any size lots, Two winters-to remove.--Apply to Wy J. Donnelly, R.R4, Port Perry, Phone 164 r 12: novl8 At the"meeting of 'November '11th, Mr. Taylor of Port Perry, was the guest speaker, and was introduced by Ott Hamilton, who spoke of Mr. Tay- lor's past few years. around ' Port Perry, and Lake Scugog, as a cottager and of late, as a businessman, Mr. Taylor gave an essay on fishing : which had some :wonderiul ideas for the fisherman, also many that a fish- erman had not thought of Mr. Taylor, presented a trophy that he had put up for the largest' fish, caught during the regular open. season in Lake Scugog. just past, and; was won by Walter Colton, of Oshawa, a Club" 'member.' = In' presenting' the trophy Mr. Taylor paid régdrds to the late Wm, Oke who was a sport and:al businessman in Port Perry, and who Pigtiire shows prisoners' (from the 334th Artillery Regt.) taken. byt Army during the attack 6 miles North-East of Medjes-e)- of April, 1043. They have since been: joined by. 'many tho sands. of their Note "white flag" on British poldier's bayonet, 5 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, | This Weel £3 TT Monday, Tuesday, : Wednesday, Next Week Edgar Rice Burrough's 2 Greatest Thrill of "All "TARZAN TRIUMPHS" , starring © JOHNNY WEISSMULLER, T= nd Feature -- "HENRY ALDRICH GETS GLAMOUR" with JIMMY LYDDON " Excitingly. Re-united! ~~ © Cary = Irene GRANT ' @ DUNNE + in George Stovens' i "PENNY SERENADE" -- 2nd Feature -- DARING! SENSATIONAL £ : SLITTLE TOKYO U.S.A." with Preston Foster. Ak cial in manner--Roy Wilkings; Mrs, | : Continuous , Midnight. 1 2 Axis fellows, Nhs 2 CARA a First ab on the 24th No 1... Bxxxxx : Lol C. CEDAR No. 3. Brae. -- No. sets Phone 240w axe §oucoa LUMBER & th, Rig LIMITED