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FEYs: ty wid at LT RLS oh 4 FY: . Al i boas i IS LAT VY I aE > a Aaa As N Bt wh PANT EA TAA oo = Banana pr RF AE RP Re PORT PERRY, ix? THURSDAY, JANUARY 8rd, 1946 2.59 re ---------- ---- | T_-------- -------- 4. JEMISON'S BAKERY 18 DEPENDABLE FOR GOOD BAKING |_Phone 93 w ART, JEMISON, Proprietor Planing Mill, General Builders' Wood and Asphalt Shingles, Hardwood F looring, ~ Sash and Doors, Coal, Ice. . ESTIMATES GIVEN Supplies Phone 240w LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER & COAL CO., . LIMITED -- pe aaa. -- = -- So S---- -- Mr, and Mrs. R. Crapper were recent guests of Mrs. Fred Pal- mer and friends in Uxbridge. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Lindsay, of London, spending a few days with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. 8. Croxall. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hart and Douglas spent Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs. KE. Malyon. Mr. and Mus, Howard .Vadour, |. of Toronto, with her father Mr, Alex, MacGregor. Mrs. J. Barnett and son spent last week in Toronto. We wish for all the best for 1946. Karly Tuesddy morning about 12.30 a bunch of hoodlums took upon . themselves to destroy many mailboxes on the 9th con- cession, mostly those on the South side of the road. Approx- imately 12 mail boxes were ruin- ed, damaged or lost, Not being satisfied with destruction, they smashed one of the church win- dows. Other damages have heen reported. It is hoped tlie ones who performed these acts will be brought to justice. Bray Chicks Bray Hatchery have sonie fine started 2-8 week chicks, various breeds, including heavies, Kine ES ORS ASHBURN Mr. and Mrs. A. Patterson and son Laurie, of Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall and family, of Columbus; Rev, and Mrs.. Wm. Rice, of Sunderland, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. West. Mrs. Wm. Taylor and Mrs. M. Lemon spent a few days last week with relatives at Broug- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dobson, of Manchester, spent Christmas Day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Mole. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Routley Rad Helen spent the holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamill, of Manilla. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beadle, of Toronto, spent a few days last week at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beadle. Miss Helen Jordan, of Toronto, spent the holiday at her home. Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Vincent and family, spent the week-end with relatives in Welland. Miss Georgina Reynolds of To- ronto, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Heron, = - Mr. and Mrs. John Hamill and family of Manilla, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jenkins and son Ernest, of Little Britain, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wes Routley. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller spent Christmas Day with Dr, and Mrs. James Langstaff, of Rich- mond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. William Holliday of Scarboro, Miss Myra Holliday, of Little Britain and Mr. and Mrs. Von, of Toronto, were holi- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. 'Grant. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Heron, Messrs, Jas. and Andrew Heron gpent Christmas at the home of Mr, and Mrs. William Heron, of Brooklin. Mr. L. Richardson, Mr, Russell Richardson and family were holi- day guests of Mr. S. Roberts, of _ Columbus. Myr, and Mrs. Edgar Heron and family spent Christmas Day with ~ Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds, Ajax. 'Sunday School and Church + 'gervices were conducted as usual at Bum 8 BChireh on Sunday last, Rev. J MacMillan chose for = his text, A phew 7:1--"Judge ae not, that ye be not judged," ~The aun ual school meeting was held in the é Soliool on Wednesday, Dee. 26th at 8 p.m. The same trustees -- Mesgrs, Norman An- derson, Walter Knight and Gor- don do he enain on the school Board fo for 194 FRESH BAKING. DAILY. Bread, Buns, Pies and Cookies Samrdzy Special - Ra "Coffee Rolls" land Mrs, Clarence Croxall. irerinits SRB Mrs. Jas, Croft, Messrs. Jas, Tarves and Edward Tarves, of Burlington; Fred Tarves of Digby, Nova Scotia, were Chrigt- mas guests of Mrs, Rose Crumb. ag dr Brion i Youth for Christ Port Perry Pentecostal Assembly Saturday, January 5th, 8 p.m. HEAR Evangelist Laurie Price a young man with a message for youth, and Joseph Tobby, and his viber harp. Don't fail to attend these in- spiring services every Saturday night, for-the month of January, Different speakers, different tal- ent every Saturday night. All denominations invited. Rev. F. B. Fifield, Director BETHESDA Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Brown and Eileen where entertained at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ted Saun- ders at Oshawa, for Christmas. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Gibson, | with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Wagner at Pinedale, on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobson en- tertained at Christmas time, her mother, Mrs. Thos. Suggitt, of Uxbridge, Mr. "and Mrs. Fred Leask, Leaskdale. "Miss Clara Palmer, of Toronto, spent Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wal- ter Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shier and daughter Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs, W. Parish, of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Shuttleworth, of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Mountjoy, of, Kedron, were Christmas guests of Mr, and Mrs. E. Parish, Mr, and Mrs. W.C. Ashenhurst with Mr. and Mrs. Armour Mc- Millan, at Greenbank, on Tues- day. Myr. and Mrs, Wilmott Croxall spent Christmas with Mr, and Mrs. Howard Franklin, at Man- chester, = Mr, and Mrs. Bearden, of Ux- bridge, with. Mr, and Mrs, 4 Webster, on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs, John Dobson and | family spent Christmag with Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Ward at Green- bank. 'Mrs, N. Chapman, Quaker Hill, Mra. Clarkson. Playter, of To- ronto, were holiday guests of Mr, £|and desk models, also new treadle ¢% | machines for sale. 8 | stitch, will do your darning and patch- 5 | ing. & [included with each sewing maghine, $8 | Klectric machines $116 and up, $8 | down, balance 10 months, {companied at the 'piano, Patriotic for early broiler markets, or for early later egg marnets, - Save youl time, order through agent; . R. Gray, R.R.2, Port Perry. - -- ™ Er, SINGER SEWING MACHINES We have now new electric consol All have reverse Six weeks dressmaking. course A Qrder now for Christmas. We also have walnut sewing cabinets, sewing baskets and sewing boxes: They all make lovely Christmas gifts, Store open every Saturday-night to 10 p.m, until Christmas. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. OSHAWA, ONT. dat CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT YELLOW SCHOOL The pupils of the Yellow School under the direction of Thelma Beare, presented their annugl Christmas concert in the school on Thursday, December 20th. It was well attended and everyone had an enjoyable evening. Mr. Lawson Honey was chair- man. The varied program con- sisted of several musical num- bers including instrumentals, choruses, duets and solos. Miss Helen Willard very capably ac- and Christmas exercises, plays, recitations, humorous stunts and drills, ocmpleted the program. Santa Claus ~arrived in. due time to unload the lovely Christ- mas tree and to distribute - pre- sents and candy... ; 'Myrtle Station The message brought to the congregation Sunday morning by Mr. S. Saywell was based on the story of Simeon--Luke 2:22-35. When Joseph and Mary brought the baby Jésus to the temple, Simeon recognized him as the "light to lighten the Gentiles and the glory of thy people Israel", as foretold by the prophets.: Did Christmas, the birthday of the Christ child, leave within us the thrill that Simeon experienced? sorrowful? Did we entertain Him unaware or did we forget its meaning and make Christmas just a day of feasting, gifts 'and merriment? Mr. and Mrs, kevi Tordift, of | Brooklin -were iif the village on Thursday last week, calling on friends. i "Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harbison and Mrs, Gordon' Harrison and wee Bobbie, of Indian River, are holidaying this week with Myrtle and other relatives, Mrs. Fred Lyle went to Toron- to on Saturday where she will' spend a week with relatives, | and daughters attended the sur- prise birthday party in honour of Mrs. Lunney's mother, Mrs. Hines, of Toronto, The party i L * |New Year guests of Allen and | who has had a bad one. Did we see Him in the needy, the|] 'Mr, and Mrs. Russell Lunney ; -------- son. Gordon Fisher and Mrs, Figher of Ashburn, on Saturday evening. Mr, and Mrs, Billy Lynde and children of Oshawa, spent the week-end with Vera's parents, Elwood and Mrs. Masters, On Saturday evening they attended the party in honour of Billy's grandmother, Mrs, Hines. =~ Mrs. L, L, Ross aud Evelyn, of Utica, spent the week-end with her rather, Mr. James Dickson. Gor, Gordon Harrison, R.C.A., arrived home on Saturday night rom Holland, He is looking fine and is getting acquainted with his wee son Bobbie. Mr, and Mrs, David Duchemin were guests of Mrs, Robt. Jewell, of Columbus, on New Year's Day, My, and Mrs, Arthur Maw and John spent New Year's eve with Mr. and Mrs, Dyson Cowan at their home in Rosebank, mr, and Mrs, W. RR, Vallier, of Ushawa, were week-end and holi- day guests of Mr. and Mus, I. carey. "A very merry time was enjoy- ed on New Year's eve when Mr. and Mrs, R. S, Nottingham enter- tamed a number of triends. 'Mr. Arthur Ward, of Oshawa, and the Oljvey Lanes were dinner guests of Clarence and Mrs. Har- rison on New Year's Day. , Mr, and Mrs. Fred Rahm, Mr, Howard Rahm, Myr. and Mrs. Roy Carey and children and Mr. John Truax, all of Columbus, were Mrs. Downey, Little Misses Virginia and Linda Downey of Toronto, spent a happy holiday last week with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. 0. H. Downey. The treasurer of the Migsion- ary and. Maintenance Fund of Myrtle church takes this oppor- tunity to remind the congrega- tion that the books will be closed immediately after Sunday, Jan. 27th, - It will be greatly appre- ciated if the subscriptions are all in on or before that date. Murs. A. Johnson and sons, Don, and Elmer, spent Now Year's day with relatives in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harri- son and little son, were guests of Whitby relatives for New Years. Mr. William Eyers visited his son Jack, of - Toronto, on New Year's Day, PRINCE ALBERT Mr. and Mrs. W. Burnie spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs, Ferris. Mr. Chas. Stabback with his parents for Christmas. Mrys. Lyle and son Murray with Mr, and Mrs. Raymer. 'Mr. and Mrs. Luke and Mrs McKerihen were with relatives in Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. H, Wagg, of Osh- awa, with'Mr, and" Mrs. L. Bond for 4 few days. ~~: Mr. R. Mann i is recovering from a sick spell, Colds are 'making their rounds through the: community. © Mrs. W. Somerville is: among 'those New - Year's guests with Mr. and Mrs. Luke were: the Stan- tons, of Brooklin, Mrs, McKeri- 'hen and Mr. Len. Bond. S Mr, and Mrs, W. Martyn 8 vent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harper recently entertained about forty young folk of this community at their home. It being in honour of Albert, who had returned from overseas a4 few days pre- vious. : . Mr, and Mrs. Robertson, of Peterboro, spent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs. Grant Hunter, Mrs. A. Strickland, of Oshawa, apent a couple of days last week with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. F. Vickery. : Mr. and Mrs, N. Wilson, Grace and Lloyd, spent Tuesday with relatives in Raglan, ~~ . Mr, and Mrs. F. Vickery and Mary with their cousins.Mr. and Mrg. Douglas Taylor, of Oshawa, on Sunday. pa . 17] "i 3 Annual Fair 'Meeting The Fair Board annual meet- ing will be held at 2 p.m. on Mon- day, January 14th, at the Port Perry Public bibraty. THE MOSCOW CONFERENCE The Foreign Secretaries of Britain, the United States and Russia announced these agree- ments: Atom Energy -- The United Nations Assembly meeting next month should set up a commis- sion to propose controls to the Security Council. Japan -- The supreme com- mander (Gen. MacArthur) re- mains in charge, But a com- mission of 11 countries is estab- lished to fix policies and a coun- lished to advise the commander and review his actions. China -- There must be 'a unified and democratic China under the: National (Chiang Kai- shek) Government!" The United States and Russia will withdraw their troops as soon as possible, "congistent with the discharge of their obligations and responsi- bilities." Korea -- The United States and Russia will form a joint com- mission to unify Korea and help form a provisional Government. A four-power trusteeship will be established for a period of five years, An independent Korea is 'the ultimate aim, Peace Tregties--Kinal treaties with Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Finland will be con- cluded along lines announced Christmas Day, Romania and Bulgaria-- These Governments, now recognized by Russia, will be broadened, look- ing toward their recognition by Britain and the United States. ---- DAIRY PRODUCTION IN ONTARIO Sales of fluid milk in Ontario continue to rise, with the quan- tity reported sold in October amounting to 38,462,400 quarts as against 34,421,000 in October, 1944,. an increase of 11.7%. Fluid cream sales were also up for the same comparison, total- ling 1,037,600 quarts as compar- ed with 998,000, a gain of 4.0%. Production of both creamery butter and Cheddar cheege show- ed sharp declines in November from the corresponding month of last year, but cumulative output first, eleven months of 1945 ig considerably' 'higher than for the same period of 1944. Creamery butter output for November was 3,833,800 pounds as against 4, 575,900 pounds in November last year, and the cumulative make from January .to the end of Nov. totals 74,209,100 pounds as com- pared with 71,053,600 pounds in production of Cheddar cheese de- clined from 6,140,600 pounds in November, 1944 to 3,944,600 bs. in November this year, while the total output for the eleven-month period increased from 103,115, '600 pounds £6.108,633,500 ths, ~ October production of con- densed, evaporated and powder- ed milk products have also de-|; clined, with the quantity manu- factured in October, 1945, total- ling 10,898,300 Ibs. or 10. 0%. less than in October, 1944, when 12,107,500 pounds were made, Cumulative production. of these products for the first ten months show a 13: 2% increase from a year ago. This Report contains figures showing the estimated produc- tion and farm: value of field crops in Ontario for 1945, together with revised estimates for 1944. Sugar Beets -- On account of heavy and frequent rains in the month of October, the harvesting of * the commercial sugar beet crop was very considerably de- layed, but 'a period of a little 'over two weeks of excellent weather in Navember permitted exceptionally good progress, with the result that there was practi- 'cally no logs of any fields worth harvesting. © The present esti- tons obtained from 17,660 acres, with the value of the crop to 'farmers placed at $1,885,000, or $11.49 per ton, including 'the Provincial Government bonus of $1.66 per ton, The 1944 crop Jamounted to :181,800 tons from 14,600 acres, and was valued at]. $1, 1629, 000, or $12.40 per ton, in- cluding the subgidy payment, Potatoes--Heavy shipments of table stock potatoes from the U. 8. continue to arrive. Dealers are having difficulty in obtaining| sugicient local supplies for the regular trade, was held at the home of her son hy cil of four countries is estab-|| of both these products for the|: the, same months Tast year, The|: mate of production is: 164,000], - -- "LOOK! NEW HIGH PRICES FOR LIVE POULTRY SPECIAL "Til further notice, we will per Ib. Live Weight for Fat 28¢, ucks LIVE POULTRY, delive Top Grade BROILERS, 2 to receive your shipments of Ducks, and Geese. 'WHITBY, ONT Until further notice. we.are paying the following Prices for I Top Grade Heavy FOWL, i. ii a iiiiuis ~-28¢. pound Top Grade Light FOWL, 4tob1bs. ...____._..... 21¢. lb. Top Grade Light FOWL, under 4 lbs. ._.._._.__. 19¢. 1b. Top Grade Roasting CHICKENS, over 4} 1bs., Top Grade Roasting CHICKENS, under 44 1bs., 26¢. lb. TOP GRADE CAPONS, over 6 lbs,, We are also in the market for Dressed Poultry--would like to PICKERING FARMS, LIMITED 'Telephone--W hitby 8386 to our plant i in WHITBY Sibson 28¢. pound 28c. 1b. Dressed Chickens, Turkeys, ; - Many growers are enquiring for seed and there is a definite tendency to order early. Up-to-date lists of growers may be secured from the local Agricultural Representative, or the Crops and Seeds Branch, at Toronto, ; PRIA ECE La BY IE a It Fw SIE | "B" GROUP--JUNIOR "C" 'O.H.A. HOCKEY SCHEDULE 0 194546 Wed, Jan, 9: Port Perry at Whitby Fri; Jan, 4--Uxbridge at Stouffville Mon, 'Jani 7--Stouffville at Port Perry Tues., Jan. 8--Whitby at Uxbridge' Wed., Jan. 9--Stouffville at, Whitby . Fri, Yon, 11--Port Perry at Stouffville Mor, Jan. 14--Whitby at Port Perry Tue, Fain 15--Port Perry at Uxbridge Wed,, Jan. 16--Uxbridge at Whitby Fri,, Jan, 18--Whitby at Stouffville Mon., Jan. 21--Uxbridge at Port' Perry Tue., Jan, 22--Stouffville at' Uxbridge Fri,, Jan. 26--Port Perry at Whitby. Fri, Jan. 25--Uxbridge- at Stouffville Mon, Jan, 28--Stoufiville at Port Perry Tues., Jan, 29-- Whitby at Uxbridge Wed., Jan. 30--Stfouffville at Whitby Fri., Feb. 1--Port Perry at Stouffville Mort, Feb. 4--Whitby at Port Perry Tues., Feb. 5--Port Perry at Uxbridge Wed., Feb., 6--Uxbridge at Whitby -Fril, Feb. 8-- Whitby at Stouffville Mon., Feb. 11--~Uxbridge at Port' Perry Tue., Feb: 12--Stouffville at Uxbridge -SCUGOG The New Year's message de- livered by Rev. Mr, Cooke was received by a good attendance on Sunday, even though the roads were bad. But all were well paid for being out. Come again next Sunday. The W. A. will hold iits meet- ing in the New Church basement on Wednesday, Jan. 9th. Mrs. Gordon Cherrie and Mrs, Glenn Hood are preparing the program. All are invited. -We extend congratulations to our reeve and councillors on be- ing returned to office by accla- mation. * The "Welcome Home" for 'our boys was held in the newly deco- rated Township Hall with added festoons of flags and streamers. While the weather was very cold and the roads slippery the at- tendance was large, and a good presented "with certificates b the reeve and council, Luncl was served at the cloge. presented a large load of wood to the church last week, and more is promised. L.A.C. Alan Aldred, R.C.A.F,, of Shediac, N. B., enjoyed the New Year's holiday at his home here, > The school trustees for the three schools are: Head--Chas Reader, John Reader, Anson Ger- row; Centre --+- Mourice Fralick, Tack Aldred, Fred Jackson; Foot "--~Rugsell Pogue, Cecil Fralick, Alton Mark. Mr. and Mrs. Biggs, of Guelph, were Thursday guests of their friends, Mr. and Mrs, Owen Reader. « , Myr. and Mrs. Russell Fines of | ® Toronto, were New Year's guests of his parents, Mr «and Mrs. Ed. Fines: 'Mr, and: Mrs, John Pearce, Mr, and Mrs. Louis Pearce and daughter Mary Lou Visited the former's son Ered, in Mariposa, recently; also Mrs, L, Pearce's parents, r. and Mrs. Wm. Clark, My. Donald Gerrow has return- 'ed home after Shjoying a i to time reported. The boys wera a" Mr. Robert Prentice, drew and i Mr. Frank Dowson and sons Arthur and Glenn were Sunday guests at the home of his son Joe and Mrs. Dowson. Mrs. Wm, Jackson, of Reach, and Miss Edna Samells, of Peter- boro, spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Murray McLaren, Little Miss Bonnie Jeffyey and parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Jeffrey and Billie, visited her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jeffrey, on Sunday, it being her 8rd birth- day. The specially decorated birthday cake was the big attrac- tion. Many happy returns. Mr, and Mrs. Wright Crosier, Manchester, Mr, and Mrs. George Samells, Jean and Donna, were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs, R. Reader. 'Mr: and Mrs. Roy Hope, R Ronald and Helen, Mr. Leonard Hope, of Reach, Mr. C. Hardy and John, , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson, spent New Years with-Mr, and Mrs. D. Hope, and Mr. and Mrs. Long. Mr. Alan Sweetman and Ann, of Toronto, spent the past week with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. Sweetman, Mr. and Mrs, Ory Jeffrey visit- ed his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Jeffrey, on New Year's day. Master John Pearce, of Mari- posa had an enjoyable time on. the 24th when he 'accompanie ter and gave Old Santa a joy ri around Little Britain. Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman and sons George, Donald and Roy visited in Toronto for Christmas. sons Victor and Allan were New Year guests of his brother Mr. Joél Aldred and Mrs. Aldred at Brooklin. Also present were Mrs. Ramsay and Mrs, J, Morrish and Mrs, Agar, of Toronto, school near Beaverton, We wish her success in her new position. Congratulations to Mr. Nor- man Gilboord, on his marriage on the 13th of December, MAE ALLEN A olein Texan who n longs to Ontario ia le note to the music of Neil orchestra on Saturday, at 9.30 m. 'over CBC Dominion 030 She is Mae Allen, a practiced ex- pert at the microphone, and she sings with the den band in Hamilton, - MANCHESTER hold its January Wednesday the oth a of Mrs. W. C. Sona. Mrs, Lloyd McKee and Mrs, F. Crosier, . Program commi; im eeti the tne Haskatchewan, : id Yrs, Ton e Thompson an 0, Croxall, Pion & his chum with his pony and ar Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aldred and ~~ Mrs. Hicks has accepted a ---- The. Manchester W. A. will Hostesses i be