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JEMISON, Proprietor BETHESDA Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Ward attended the wedding of their son Connie, to Miss Edna Bower, in Rhodes Avenue United Church, in Toronto, on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crapper in Osha- wa, on Saturday, attending the wed- ding of their foster son, Mr. M. Crap- per, to Miss Joyce Hood. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Parish, Col- umbia, South America, visiting his brother Mr. Ellsworth Parish. Mrs. Howard IFranklin, Manchester, with her daughter, Mrs. Wilmott Croxall. Mr. Dubliss's many friends wish him a speedy recovery from his operation. Mrs. Stanley Croxall in Toronto this past week with her daughter Mrs. Nor- man Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ward, Mr. and z - T SPECIAL OPTICAL SERVICE W. H. Landon, Optometrist, 1666 Danforth Ave., y I. R. Bentley's Jewellery Store, SECOND SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH Please Make Appointments Beforehand. TORONTO, will be at x] ' TOASTERS / Wiring Repairs | I a lls NOW IN STOCK Pressure Pumps, Large Capacity 82 gal. Galvanized Tanks Electro Pails Fixtures, Tri-Lamps, Table Lamps Sunbeam Electric Razors SINGLE HOT PLATES IRONS Service Phone 179 w, We are equipped to give flator to finish the job. A [EE Ua TE IETS Complete Tractor Tire Service Repair Depot Port Perry BI TET er a complete repair service to your tractor tires. Our vulcanizer will handle the biggest tractor tire made and we have the calcium chloride liquid in- A Complete Service in One Depot Just like a telephone switchboard . . . there are only so many lines, so many operators--and when the board is full some calls are bound to be delayed. We regret such unavoidable delays. But in the last two years alone, calls have increased nearly 50%. We're installing equipment to handle this increased telephone volume just as fast as it becomes available, but shortages of essential materials are still slowing up our expansion pro- gramme, This delay is felt all along the line. It is felt by you when your operator is unable to answer immediately. When this happens, please remember she is serving more people than ever before--and that she will answer you just as quickly as she can. EXPERT -- EFFICIENT Phone 467 -- PROMPT SERVICE G. F. JAMIESON TIRE SHOP 46 King St. W. Bowmanville Parish, were guests at the Ward- Bower wedding on Saturday. Mrs. Mildred Playter, Toronto, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. Croxall over the week-end, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Croxall, Mrs. Roy Hart and son Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Brown and Eileen were in Toronto on Saturday. : Mr, and Mrs. George Oldfield and friend Bob Gillman, of Toronto, spent Sunday'with Mr, and Mrs, L. G. Brown. Mr. and Mrs, Ewart Blight were the recipients of a gift from the Bethesda Church congregation consisting of a combination end table and magazine stand, also a plate glass mirror. Be- fore moving to Brooklin Mr, and Mrs, Blight were life long residents of this community. : SCUGOG Sunday was a lovely day and brought out a good attendance. The verse John 3:16 was repeated by six junior girls and 9 boys. Mr. Leach took the 108rd Psalm for the basis of his message, and asked a few very im- portant questions which were an- swered by very interested listeners, Next Sunday will be the last Sunday for Mr. Leach as he has to attend his studies for the great work he has planned to do in spreading the gospel, | Mrs. John -Bebson; Mr. aha Mrs. Wil-| I mott Croxall, Mr. Ted Croxall, Mr. M, Mr. Leach enjoys helping the school boys with their football, He has also' T a --- given most of the children a copy of the New. Testament for which they are very thankful, The W.A. Chicken Supper held on Wednesday afternoon in the basement was a grand success. The meeting was opened with Mrs. Fralick in charge and Mrs. Fines reading the Scripture lesson. Mrs, C. Leach gave a splendid talk on the work of a Christian woman, Mrs, Love of Sask. gave an interesting talk on the work of the W.A. in the west. It was de- cided to have a Hallowe'en social the last of October. The last five groups will put on a supper in the near future, The meeting was then closed with the repeating of the Mizpah Benediction. The chicken supper was then served. It was prepared by five groups of the W.A. with proceeds amounting to $62. The last social evening was held at the parsonage on Thursday evening with a good attendance and all enjoyed the subject of getting the Church finished and the keeping up of a full attendance. The quiz proved very profitable and amusing, A tasty lunch was served. . Mr. Leach was the winner of two lovely cups and saucers, All will misg those pleasant evenings. Sorry to hear of the accident of Miss Lucille Mark at the home of Mr. Murray McLaren on Wednesday, when she was driving a buck rake. The lever hit her on the lip making a cut requiring. five stitches. We all hope it heals very quickly. : Mr. and Mrs, Britton Love, of Lum- sden, Sask, visited Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Sweetman recently. ronto recently. "| David, of Pickering are spending a few Mr. and Mrs. C. Leach were guests of Rev, F. G, and Mrs. Joblin on Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Murray McLaren were in Toronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ptolemy and family of Port Perry visited her par- ents Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Prentice on Sunday and were guests at our Sunday School, Mrs. R. Burnham visited a few days with her son, Fred Gow and Mrs. Gow, in Oshawa, recently, Mr. and Mrs. David Hope are mov- ing into the late Mrs. Wanamaker's house in the near future. It is being redecorated by Mrs. I, H. Gerrow, the owner, Week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. E. Fines were Mr. and Mrs. W. Robins, Mr. and Mrs, C. Hiltz, Mr. and Mrs. G. Holder and little son John, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fines and little Jimmie and Mr, C, Smith, all of Téronto, and Mr. and Mrs, John Jardine, of Oshawa, Mrs. George Freeman visited in To- Mrs. Douglas Maundrell and little weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fralick, ne Mr, and Mrs, Orr Jeffrey,,Clem and Lois, attended the wedding of Miss Rena Harrison, in Port Perry, on Sat-! urday. Mrs. Wm. Jackson, of Port Perry, visiting her. daughter, Mrs. Murray McLaren, for a few days last week. Mrs. Lou Smith, of San Antonio, Texas, U.S.A., visited her nieces Mrs. Laverne Martyn and Mis, John Reader last week. ) Mr, and Mrs. C. Graham, Mr, and Mrs. S. Rodman, Mrs. Thos. Redman, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. G. Beach, of Bownfanville, and Mr. and Mrs. I. Traval, of Oshawa, for a long week- end at Lake 'Couchiching: The trip was very much enjoyed as the weather was ideal, : A = Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo. Sweetman visited their daughter, Mrs. David Miller and Mr, Miller, in Toronto on Sunday. Mr, Geo. Freeman and son George are busy hauling corn to the canning factory at Whitby. "~~ ~~ : : Mr. Jim Wilson is" busy with his, < -- ---- If your home is "ROCK which is Fire Proof, workmen, ---- Attention, Home Owners! COMFORT is working in your distriet. cold in Winter, and hot in Summer, let us INSULATE IT WITH WOOL and Moisture Proof "We have ample supply; blown method; experienced We Guarantee Our Work. - 'We are working in Port Perry and District. "Let SEALTITE do it Right with Rock Wool*' For Free Estimates, Phone Whitby, 2160, or write Orval H. King, Box 329, Whitby, Ontario. PRINCE ALBERT Our anniversary services on Sunday, Sept. 29th are to be at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. with Rev. J: V. McNeely, Oshawa, as guest minister, There will be talent from Utica, You are cordially invited to attend these services. Co The 'weather 'was lovely for Rally Day on Sunday and there was a good attendance, Mr. Bruce Snelgrove, Associate Superintendent, had charge. Billie McCrea read the story "Truly Brothers"... The Scripture readings were taken by Albert Harper, Marion Smith and Murray Luke. - It was a pleasure to hear Mr. Fears talk. He chose for his text, "Training a child in the way he should go." Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. W, Heayn, on the birth of a son, Sept. 16th, . Miss Beatrice Smith and friend of Oshawa, with her mother, Mrs, L. Smith, on Sunday. ASHBURN ) _ Sunday School and Church services were conducted at Burn's Church on Sunday, Sept. 22nd at 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 pm. There was an attendance of | 72.at Sunday School. Next Sunday a tractor plow outfit around herb, | special Rally Day 'service will be held to which everyone is invited. Rev. J. C. Beckley, of Chesley, had charge of the evening service and 'chose for his subject "Why be Re- ligious?" using Timothy 4:8: "For bodily exercise profiteth little, but godliness is profitable unto all things, having promise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come" for his text. Rev. Mr. Beckley will occupy the pulpit again next Sunday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. D. Pindar (nee Mary Lynde) on their re- cent marriage. Mrs. Frank Mitchell and son John, of Deep River, returned to her home on Friday after having spent an enjoy- able holiday at the home of her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher. Mrs. W. Hopkins and family attend- ed the funeral service of the late Marshall Crosier at Utica, on Satur- day, Sept. 21st, The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Guild was held in the basement of the Church: on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, FOR SALE--1% acres of land at northern limit of Bigelow street, Port Perry. Suitable for building or chick- en range or garden. Apply to John F. 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