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ag ACE Se oer S od J % X, + £ ' eo WE LAR FRARANR BASIVIF AAR IATA TOA AEA PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1944 ont Nm P-- p---- 1 Tb. TT WE their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George Samells. Tpr. Roy Collins, of Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents here, Birthday greetings to Gail Mark for her 4th birthday on August 3rd; Hu- bert Long, Gary Collins for the 4th; Mrs. Arthur Brunt and Billie Carno:- han for the 6th, Gerald Reader for the oth; Mrs. W. Mark, Edgar Brown, George Jackson, Jr.,, Mr. O. Stone for the 10th. Mrs, Nakeff and family, Vasil and Mary, of Toronto, are spending this week 'with her sister Mrs, Gordon Hope, Little Jean and Donna Samells were guests of Shirley Hope, Marie and Donald Long, on Monday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. E. Hance visited, Mr. and Mrs, H. Collins at Shirley on Sun- day. Mr. Hubert Long was one ofthe Ajax workers to enjoy the motop trip to Hamilton one day last week, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dowson and fam- ily of Victoria Corners, My. and Mrs. Arthur Clark and son Mansell, of Oshawn, Mr. and Mys. C. Stabback, of JEMISON'S BAKERY THE HOME OF GOOD BAKING } Gives QUALITY FIRST Consideration : ART. JEMISON PROPRIETOR MONSTER STREET FAIR * G-b will be there on the day. G-6--an Anglo-American body of ex- perta on civil affairs, will enter Europe with combat units, co- ordinating cjvil affairs in liberated Europe and setting up a Military Government which come under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Commander. This is a new section, and includes officers and men wha have been trained in special school for this work, Photo shows Lieutenant-General A. E, Grasett, C.B,, D.S.0., M.C,, (left), Assistant Chief of Staff, and Brig. Gen. Frank J. McSherry, "G.8.C., of Eldorado Springs, Missouri, Chief of Operations, we Ev m a , rs SNR \ SR SEER SAE At REE hw SA NEE See RAS ---- -- + Coastosy of tne Magray- Horrid Ce "a "Hussey's Re apev- 1833 ON THE SHORES OF SCUGOG A Well illustrated Local History CLOTH BOUND. § A Book you will want to keep for reference. 256 Pages. $1.50 FALL FAIR LIST PORT PERRY ........ocmain Sept. 4th Lindsay ....cccveivenniinncnninonns Sept. 13-16 Oshawa ccc Sept, 11-13 Beaverton .......ooinivirenns Sept. 22-23 OrOoNO0 ovevecveeeiriee ne eeressnnnnns Sept. 19-20 Sunderland ..........ccceviverenen Sept, 19-20 Blackstock ...... Sept. 26-27 Zephyr ..ccniinninnninnine Sept. 27 MATKham conics Oct. b-7 Roséneath ...... Oct. 12-13 Woodbridge ......cccvvninivirenncnnn Oct, 7-9 Greenbank Woman's 'Association The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Association was held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Real, Tuesday afternoon of "July 25th, with Mrs, Howard McMillan presiding. The meeting was opened with Call to Wor- ship, which was the first verse of the hymn, "From Ocean unto Ocean." The theme for the meeting was "The Elessing of Country and Free- dom." Bible reading, Deut. 8, taken by Mrs. Harvey Real, after which Mrs. McMaster led in prayer. The poem, "Breathes there a man, etc." was read by Mrs. Wallace McMillan, The topic, "Canada, her resources and privileges" was given by Mrs. Harvey Real. The resources of Canada she took under the following headings: Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries and Mining.,, She also emphasized the rapid growth of Canada's exports and imports. =~ The privileges in Canada are granted to its people more than -in any other country in the world and should be guarded and valued. After the singing of hymn 519, Rev, Thos. Wallace led in prayer. He also gave an address, speaking words of encouragement to the women, During the program Mrs. Harvey Real and her daughter Joan played a duet, and Joan Till gave an instrumental, ~A dainty lunch was served by the group in charge--Mrs. H. Real, Mrs. W. McMillan, Mrs. H, McMillan, and Mrs. L. Till: A most enjoyable after- noon was spent. i | SCUGOG Services at the fégular hours next Sunday with Rev. J. A. Miller as the speaker. It. is hoped that there will be a full house, as there was last Sun: day. "All are invited to attend. gratulations to -Mr. and Mrs, D. drell, on the birth of a son-- Davit Joel, in Oshawa General Hos- pital, on July 27th, :Pte. Maundrell is her daughter Mrs. Thursday. = are coming.in very good. the work will soon be going again, 'j The second five groups of the W.A. are serving a supper at Lakeside on Wednesday, August 9th, All are in- vited to come. A sale of home-made cooking is being planned for the same evening. We hope the weather man will send us fine weather, The funeral of the late Alfred Me- Kenzie was héld on Thursday at the McDermott Funeral Chapel, where many friends and relatives gathered to pay their last respects. Mr. Me- Kenzie was born in England 67 years ago and came to Toronto when a young man. Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie came to Scugog about thirty years ago. While here tHey built the lovely home where Mr. McKenzie passed away. Rev. J. A. Miller spoke many words of comfort to the bereaved wife who will mourn his passing. He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Good- win, of Toronto. The body was laid to rest at Pine Grove Cemetery. The sympathy of the community-is extend- ed to the bereaved. Mr. and Mrs, David Miller and Mr. Alan Sweetman and daughter Ann, of Toronto, are spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Sweet- man, Mr. George Samells has his barn all finished and it looks fine. The green pea threshing is finished. Misses Margaret Bratley and Lois Jeffrey have been very faithful work- ers. They put in the full time. Miss Laura Prentice returned to her home at Epsom, on Sunday after a week with her cousin Miss Edna Pren- tice. > Miss Grace Dewars has returned to her work in Toronto, after a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Demara, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Naylor, and Mr. and Mrs, Daniels, of Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, R. Reader on Thursday. Mr. Astridge, of Toronto, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Joel Aldred]. for the past week. Mrs, C. MacMaster and daughter Port Perry were visitors of Mr, and Mrs. J. Pearce, on Sunday. Mr. George Aldred of Little Britain, is visiting his brother Jonathan for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. R, Tetlow are looking after the store 'while Mrs?z Sweetman is enjoying a week's holidays. Miss Joy Hood returned to Oshawa after a_month's holidays. Mr, and Myps, J, Irwin celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary on Saturday hy spending the day in Oshawa, : Mrs. I. Traval and children Bettie and Bruce, of Oshawa, Mr, and Mrs. C Moffatt and Master Bill May, of To- ronto, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodman, durng the past week. Bill is staying for a holiday. Mr. Chester Rodman, of Markdale, spent a pleasant weekend with hig cousin, Mr. Stewart Rodman, Mrs. H. Long and her cousin' Miss Clara Hardy, accompanied Mr. Joe Dowson and sister - Bettie to Oshawa on Friday. L.A.C. Alan Aldred, R.CAF, is now in Prince Edward Island; Gnr. Russell Fines, R.C.A,, is in France; and Tpr. Roy Collins is in Toronto, BLACKSTOCK In the report of Cartwright Com, there was a slight error .-- Garnet Wright received $24.00 for sheep killed, not $42.00 as was published. PROSPECT Murs, H. Cumming, of Toronto, is the guest of Mrs..J. Holliday and Miss B. Holliday. Mrs, H. Smith visiting with friends fn the community on Sunday. Miss Rose Seigel, of Toronto, spent a week with her parents. Mrs. O. Graham and children, of Port Perry, spent the week-end with her mother, 'Mrs, G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. F. Seigel and son, of Philadelphia, Pa., are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Seigel. Mrs, Wm. Matthews and Miss Beth Matthews, and Mr, and Mrs. W, Fer- guson and daughter Judy, of Toronto, were visitors with Mrs. G. Webster and family, on Sunday. Miss Anna Lee of New York State, was the recent guest of the Misses Diamond. : Miss Marjorie Bray and friend en- joyed a boat trip to Niagara recently. _ Mr. and Mrs. E. Diamond in: Ux- bridge on Sunday visiting. the latter's father, Mr, A. Lee, who is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs, F. Vernon; visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Crosier on the townline on Sunday. : . Myrtle Station Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bradley, Pte. L. Muriel, of Port Pérry, are enjoying this week at a cottage at Stephenson's | 1 otored Point. Fralick to Sunday School on Sunday. Muriel accompanied Gloria The Boy.Scouts and their Leader Mrs. W. Mark, of Port Perry, visited Orr Jeffrey on Donations for the new Church fund We hope Mr, and Mrs. M. Collins and son Kenneth Rusnell of Mr. and Mrs. Wright Crosier, of in training at Kingston. a | Dalby and Mrs. Dalby and baby, to Siguin Falls, recently, where they spent a brief holiday with ; relatives. On their return Mrs, Brad- i ley's mother, Mrs. J. Morden, accom- spoat a couple of weeks at Lakeside' panied them and is visiting with her recently. daughter and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs, W. Allingham 'and Mrs. Black, of Toronto; Mrs. A. Foss, of New York; Mrs. A. Fancher, of De- troit; Mr..and Mrs, T. Leask and son John, of Uxbridge and their daughter, 'Wren Margaret Leask, of Ottawa, were 'visitors with Mr. and Mrs, John Gary, spent the week-end with their Leask, on Saturday and Sunday. daughter Mrs. Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harold™ Archer and daughter of Toronto, Mr. H. Costello, of New Toronto; Mrs. Edward Lyle Manchester, Were Sunday guests of and son of Port Perry were week-end Si A FS : df [ BRITISH SCHOOLS IN WAR TIME.--The mid-day meal in an infant school in Britain, The children queue for second helping. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lyle. Mrs. Cumming, of Toronto, former- ly of Los Angeles, spent last week with Mrs, J. Holliday and Bertha, Mrs. John Tarr, of Stouffville; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Webster of Brook- lin; Mr. Jas, Mitchell and son Walter of 'Utica, were visitors during the weelg-end : with Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Mitehell, Mr. and Mrs, L. Hindwian, Orval and Muriel, of Hampton, spent Sunday with Frank and Miss V. Lewis, Mrs, George Williams, Miss Doreen Williams, of Toronto; and 1.A.C. Don McIntyre, R.C.A.F., St. Johns, Que., are holidaying with Mr, and Mrs. R. Britton and Ross.- Mr. Jay Bedford and daughter, Miss Marie Bedford, R.N., "Toronto, were with their aunt, Miss LO Boyle, on Wednesday and Thursday "of last week. . Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Denison were guests on Sunday of Seagrave rela- tives, Miss Marian Yeliorionn of Sutton, was home over the week-end, «Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor---and Blanche, were Sunday visitors with Burketon friends, The Elwood Masters and the Hervey Painters were in Uxbridge on Satur- day, visitors with Mr. and-Mrs. George Painter, Mrs, H, Bradley and Harold, Mrs, J. Morden, Mrs. L. Dalby and baby, and Miss Gladys Bradley, were week-end guests of relatives in Muirkirk, Kent County. . Master John Parker of Sutton, is enjoying a part of his holidays with his little Cryderman friends. Mrs. Francis Briggs, Miss Thelma Briggs, Mr. and Murs. Harold Stred-: wick were in Toronto on Tuesday of last week attending the funeral of Miss Genevieve Brown, daughter of the late David Brown and Emma' Briggs. ; ! e Art Mitchells. were with his pa ents at their home in Newmarket on Sunday. ed Dave and Mrs. Duchemin spent the week-end. in Niagara Falls, Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Fleetwood of Toronto, holidayed last week with R A. and Mrs, Cox, daughter-in- law, Mrs, R. Mason. Mrs. Miss Doreen Williams, and L.A.C. Don McIntyre, were guests of Brougham relatives on Sunday. niversary on Tuesday of last week. He had not remembered about it until he came down stairs in the morning and spied a real birthday éake--with fruit, nuts and everything to make it } Mr, and Mrs, H. R. Mason of To- | ronto, are guests. this' week of their R. Britton, Mrs, G. Wiliams, 'Mr, Frank Lewis had a birthday an. . good and a greeting in pink icing-- sitting on the diningroom table.:: A number of friends called during the day to wish him many happy returns and to accept a piece of his deliciaus cake. And it really was a happy birth- day for Frank, Arrhie Parrinder has purchased a new Massey-Harris binder, Mrs. James Lee, Mary June, Marina, and Helen, of Greephank, were with PRINCE ALBERT ~ The July meeting of the W.A, was held on Wednesday afternoon the 26th, Mrs. MacGregor presided, and hymn, "Blest be the tie that Binds" was first used.. The Scripture reading was a portion of Matthew 16, read by Mrs. Grant Hunter. As the meeting + meant to be in the form of a social afternoon there was anly a short busi- ness period, The program consisted of readings by Mrs. L. Beacock, en- titled "Just a Married Woman"; Mrs. Harper, "Big Business)'; Miss Hazel Murphy, "Beautiful News"; and a con- test let by Mrs. G. Hunter. A delicious pot luck lunch was served. Attend- ance twenty-seven adults and five chil- dren, Collection ten dollars, Mr. Robert Turner and sister, Miss i Fanny Turner, of Innisfree, Alberta, have been visiting their sister Mrs. C. Snelgrove and other relatives, Mr. { Turner has returned home, but Miss Turner is remaining for some time, Mr. and Mrs. C. Plum, of Paynton, Sdsk., visited recently with the form- er's pothel, Mrs. H. Plum, and Mr. Robt, Plum, : Mrs. McKerihen and friend Mrs. Leake, of Torontd, are spending a time in the village. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Cook, on Tuesday. McCrea, "Darwin was" Wrong"; Mrs. | The Misses Holman and Mr, James Holman have been in Toronto attend-' ing the funeral on Monday of their brother, Mr, John Holman. Our sym- pathy is extended to this family in their bereavement. John spent his boyhood days in this village, and we were sorry to hear of his passing. | Mr. W. J. Bond of Toronto, spent a few days in the village, Mrs, B. Wanamaker and little gons Ronald and 'Neil, of Toronto, spent a few days with"Mr, and Mrs. Martyn, Mrs. Miller, of Carman, Manitbba, is spending some time with her mother Mrs. J. Johnston, and her sister, Mrs, Sam Arnold. i Mrs. A. Harper received a cable last week from Albert, who is now oVeér- seas. Miss Kay Murphy and friend, Miss Viyientie Peters, of Uxbridge, are holidaying this week at Port Carling. and DANCE Si AT PORT PERRY "ON THE EVENING OF MONDAY, AUGUST 7th "ponsored by Port Perry Business Men's Assn. Bingo, Games, Refreshment Booths Donation will be made to local war work & civic improvement. STREET DANCE. Music by Boyd Valleau's 15 pc. Dance Band Square Dance Musio by Olde Tyme Orchestra Admission 380. 8 Lucky number oash prizes W. E. MacGregor, Pres. : R. B. Smallman, Sec'y PREMIER GEORGE DREW will miske a report on] "TO THE PEOPLE OF ONTARIO 'Wednesday, Aug. 9th 8.30 p.m. over the Ontario Regional Network of the 'Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Affiliated Stations [4 5 The' Wotld's News Seen Through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR : An International Daily Newspaper "is Truthful -- Constructive --Unblased Free from Sensational ism -- Bditorlals Are Timely and Ynstructive nd Its Daily - Maka Features, Together with the W. the Monitor an ry oho he Weekly. Magasin Section b Plame ; The Christian Science Publishing Society = Ome, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts . . Price $12.00 Jously, or $1.00 a Month, ; including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year. Offer, 6 Saturday Issues 25 Cents, | "Miss Shirley Smith accompanied her Visitors this week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Butson,and Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson, are Mrs. Wm, Copp and Miss Marion Euler, of London x "What were those unusual greens we had to- night, cook?" "You rémember, Ma'am, you gaid those geraniums in the garden looked so lovely, you could eat: them 1" "Yes," "Well, you. have." cousins Jean and Donna Webb, home to Norwood, last week-end, 'Miss Edna Hunter with hei grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robt.: Hunter.