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LY breathing a thankful sigh to think that a Recent guests with the Misses Stovin--Mrs, R. Stillwell, Mr. A. E. Dobson, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beare and daughters Eleanor and Marilyn, of Uxbridge; Mrs. T. Crothers, Cooks- ville; Mr, and Mrs. D..J. Crothers and son Robin, Mrs. H. A. Sudard and Mrs. W. F. Clark, of Oshawa; Mrs, E. Me- Kerihen, of Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Thompson, of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wright, of Cavan, Mrs. Alan McCombe and Keith, of Chicago, Ill, were recent visitors with Rev. and Mrs, 'E.G. Bruton. Mrs. Robert Johnston spent last week with friends in Toronto. She was attending the funeral of her sister Rev. Sister Virginia (nee Clarkson). The regular meeting of Scugog Chapter, 1.O.D.E. will be held in the Community Room at 8 p.m. on Mon- day, February 2nd. PORT PERRY YACHT CLUB CHIT CHAT Well folks the bridge and euchre are over and the Yacht Club Girls are both the euchre and the bridge. came off just perfect.. { At the "bridge in the afternoon - Esther Morrow received the ladies. A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all and Mrs. J. Robertson, the Commo- dore's mother and Mrs, Orde, the Vice- Commeodore's mother, poured tea. A lovely and very dainty lunch was - served 'I'he Bridge prizes were won by Mrs, Mabel Chapman and the booby prize by Mrs. J. Carroz, The girls wish to convey their thanks to all the ladies who turned out and to-all those who helped, and hope that in the. near future they will be able to hold another such bridge. The euchre at night was very well attended in spite of the extreme cold. We got off to a good start at 8.30 and cards were played till 11.00 o'clock. While the girls were getting the tables ready to serve lunch .the ladies and gentlemen enjoyed a sing-song, which was very impromptu. The piano was "played by Mrs. G. Morrow and Rev. Mr. Bruton led the singing. A lovely lunch was served by the girls and a rare coincidence occurred when it came to giving qut the prizes. Mr, and Mrs. W. Hutcheson both had the same score and so both won first prizes. The second prizes were won by Mrs. C. Ptolemy and Mr. G. Panabaker, "and the booby prizes by Mrs, George Jackson and Mr. Frank Smith, The girls who looked after the euchre wish to thank Mrs, Weir again for the use of the hotel dining room and all those who helped, a special thanks to the boys who helped us clean up. Yacht Club meeting, Friday of next 'week, Febpumy 6th. UNITED CHURCH W. M, 8." = The Evening Auxiliary of the W.M, S. held its first meeting of the year in the school room on Wednesday, Jan. 21st, with the president Mrs. Love presiding over the business session. The yearly reports were given by the various secretaries. The Study Book was given by Mrs, Peel and her group on "How the Bible Came to Burma and India". The list of new officers for 1948 was read and the installation was I * planned for the next evening service. Lunch was served at the close of the meeting. FEY "VALENTINE TEA [3553 The Evening Branch of the W.A. of the Church of the Ascension, are hold- - ing their annual Valentine Tea at the .' Rectory, on Saturday, February'1dth, at 8.00 o'clock. IN MEMORIAM - ; BRITTON---In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Robert Britton, who was suddenly called, + January. the 28th, 1047." "Not dead to those who loved him, Not lost; but gone before, - 'He lives with us in memory . © And will for evermore. © Sadly. missed by Wife and Family. * FRISE--In memory of a wite and mother, Mrs, Alma away February 2nd, 1 fondly remembeved, to her name; l|Eyes Examined Il | Glasses complete, or lenses only, I] supplied where necessary, ut | rick "OSHAWA fe fl| reasonable pricea-- ugg gamma ll LR. BENTLEY OPTOMETRIST Thursday, Friday and Saturday, JANUARY 29-80-81 ESTHER WILLIAMS, in "FIESTA" with AKIM TAMIROFF The Biggest Musical Spectacle Filmed in Glorious Technicolor. ADDED--COLOR CARTOON- "MOUSE IN THE HOUSE" LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS FULL GOSPEL CHURCH (PENTECOSTAL) Rev. F. B. Fifield, Pastor. (Services held in Public Library) Sunday, February 1st S. 8. at 10 am. Worship at 11 a.m. Kvangelistic at 7 p.m. Special Livangelist Jack = Warburton, of Oshawa, will sing and preach at both services. Don't fail to hear this talented young man, You are cordially invited to attend both services, : Monday-Tuesday, FEB. 2-3 "Moss Rose" with PEGGY CUMMINS, VICTOR MATURE and ETHEL BARRYMORE. Part Violence-- Part Ecstasy-- Was this the curse of the "MOSS ROSE" CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector: Rev. E. G. Bruton, B.A. Feb. 1--Sexagesima Sunday. 11 a.m.--Holy Communion and sermon, and Sunday School. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, February lst 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Primary Class 11 a.m.--Health- Week Address. The First Wealth is Health, How COMING -- Wednesday to Sat. FEBRUARY 4-7 The funniest Stage Hit in years, WILLIAM HOLDEN and JOAN CAULFIELD, in "Dear Ruth" _ with BILLY DE WOLFE and EDWARD ARNOLD A Riot of Fun and Romance. haviour. 7 p.m,--Canadian Girls in Training Vesper Candlelight Service, under auspices of C.G.I'T. Leaders. Thursday, Jan. 20th, Official Board Meeting at 8 p.m. Prince Albert United Church Mrs. A. Harper, Organist Mr. A. Fear, Choirleader Sunday, February lst 2 p ju ~--Sunday School and Bible Myrtle Station Din, Mr. Saywell's good sermon 'on Sun- day morning was based on Psalm 139: 9-12---If I take the wings of the morn- ing and dwell the uttermost parts of the sea; even there shall thy hand lead ine, and thy right hand hold me, etc. As an illustration he used- the story of Diogenes walking in the daylight with a lantern and when asked why he did so, he replied, "1 need all the light Friday, January 30th, at 8.15 p.m. Annual Congregutional } Meeting ~ and Board Meeting ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "+ Rev. John Riddell, Minister. Sunday, February 1st Holy Communion at 11 a. m. 2.30 p.m.~--Sunday School. 7.30 p.m.--Fireside Service. THE CHURCHES|! © to translate knowledge into Be- | 3 Sia Chai Service with Junior | Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting. who passed being possible to find an honest man." chicken pie supper on evening of next week, February 4th, from 6 o'clock until all are served, in the basement of the church. A good crowd is expected. Members of the Woman's Associa- tion are reminded of the invitation to meet with the Friendship Group of Brooklin W.A. on Tuesday afternoon of next week,- February drd. My. and; Mrs. John Cook, of Green- bank, spent Sunday * with John's mother, Mrs. Will Cook and his brother Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pepper of Orillia, called on Sunday afternoon on Mrs. R. Long. "On their return home, Mrs. L. Hill who has been with her sister, Mis. Long, for the past six weeks, ac- companied them to her home, also in Orillia Mr. R. A. Cox made a business trip to Toronto on Monday morning. Mrs. Cox accompanied him and while he attended to business ' matters, she spent the time with their daughter, Mrs. R. Mason and children. : Mr. and Mrs. Earl Squelch of Col. umbus; -Mrs. W. McCartney, Hazel, Wilma and Carol, of Manchester; Mrs, Roy Scott and Beverley, of Seagrave; lyn, of Oakwood, were. afternoon visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Harrison, on Sunday. Sunday morning service next Sun- day at the regular hour. In the even- ing, 7.30 p.m., a special service will be held when Mr. Saywell will bring with him a talkie film. There will also be a song service. We will hope for good weather that many will come out to see and hear this special fea- ture, + : Mr. and Mrs. Richard Manns and children spent Sunday with Oshawa relatives. Mrs. Ed. Conlin and Mr. Stancy Con- lin, of Prospect, were Sunday after- noon visitors with their uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. John Quinn, A number' from this neighborhood 'attonded Howard Martin's sale of live stock and implements last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. Masters were Suh- day afternoon 'and. evening guests of their daughter, Mrs, W, Lynd and Mr. Lynd, at their home near Kedron, Sandra accompanied Mr. and ; Due omin to Toronto on Sunda afier. noon, The Lunneys visited with and Mrs. Hines, the latier, Mrs, pi ney's mother, whose b yg it was and for whom a dinner 'given. The Dicheming vi with Dave's people. Myrtle | siaton % hy hip: A on a a [ [) natead of = fod of {the {armors i the The Faithful Group will serve a hot Wednesday Myr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott and Mari- Per Mr. and Mrs, Russell Lunnes and| Preparatory service on Friday even- ing, January 30th at 8 o'clock. PORT PERRY BAPTIST P. Taylor, Pastor. CHURCH Sunday. 10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a,m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. Children's Bible Story Hour at 4.15 - Every Wednesday ! of cattle being driven in from some distances by several men and boys, trucks are the popular methods of transportation, calling at the farmer's barn and hauling the animals direct to their destinations. 'But coal, grain, feeds and lumber are still 'shipped in|. and perhaps ih sonie cases more, since the Whitby-Port Perry and Lindsay line of the C.N.R. has been taking up. With the increase of shipping it was {found necessary almost a year ago, to replace the caretaker of the Eeation with a station agent and when one oes into the station now, the old amiliar' ing away of shipping, ete. at least four éars were unloaded here: a car of stove coal for Port Perry Coal and Ice Co, oats for Hogg & Lytle, of Port Perry, oats for Brooklin Flour Millay mill feed for Herb Brooks, Port | § who on Saturday was eight-three yeffrs | young! Perhaps some of our readers|$ eard his birthday and age announced 5 from CBL. Mrs. Merrill Ross, Gary and Wayne, spent Wednesday of last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Holman, at their home near, Dagmar. Mesdames Duchemin, Lunney, ley, Stredwick and Luery attended the first meeting of the year of the Horti- cultural Society, held in the Sunday School room Church on Monday Short of the Ontario Hos was the speaker and "House Plants" $2 sto este oe oe o% oes" click-clickety-click- click 'of | the telegraph keys greet one's ears and | & their sounds are good to hear after |g .{several years of silence due to a fall- [8 Last week | {2 oS vratulations to Mr. John Quinn 5 2POE0E00ECE0I00E08080908: of Brooklin = United | # evening. Mr. | ital, fhitb ra st a eh a tl YES, WE HAVE the Famous READING COAL ON HAND in STOVE, NUT, PEA, and BRIQUETS, Order now for delivery in 2 weeks THROUGH THE YEARS, neither time, effort nor ex- . pense has been spared to give you clearer, better tele- phone service. Indeed, today's telephones are actually four times as clear and free from noise as those of not 80 many years ago. You get more service, too. We're completing unfilled orders -- just as fast as we can gel the nec essary equip- ment. And as more telephones are added, it means more people whom you can call--more service, clearer serv- ice, and always at the lowest possible cost. Altogether, telephone users today get greater value than ever before: id THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA * Cw 4 Lawrence's Drug Store News (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store) LAWRENCE'S BRONCHIAL x MIXTURE A really effective pre- paration where a fone] strong Cough medicine 'is required. 8 ounce bottle §0ec. AYERST'S ALPHAMETTHES PURETEST MULTIPLE VITAMIN NATIONAL MALT and COD RED CAP COLD CAPSULES ...25¢.. BAYER. ASPIRIN, PURETEST. A. S.A. TABLETS FROSST 217 TABLETS $1.00, $1.85, $8.50 CAPSULES ......$1.10 and. $1.85 LIVER OlL..........4%., 80¢., $1.59 rs J18¢., 29¢., 79¢. 36c. and 9c. 35¢., 5e. i ha 50 PHONE 49 A. M. LAWRENCE he Rexall sue ; PORT way LI . no. u 'schedules. PORT PERRY OTORCOACH fares are LOW . your own car, noticeably less "thin other" means of public transportation. Motorcoach trips are INTERESTING -- you see more by highway as you travel. COMFORTABLE, too, for de luxe modern coaches serve all the principal highways. Frequent daily "Ask your Local 'Agent for full ination ASHER'S RESTAURANT LB - CII apa Comfortable roe Convenient -- Scenic .. about 3§ the cost of driving EA OA Ra oe oe PHONE 20 ) COLONIAL @] COACH LINES{®)- 4 OO ! MEN Now is the time to Order that Made-to-Measure Suit or Topcoat. 100 of latest patterns just arrived. Our Agent will call on you and measure you to a perfect fit in your own home, Write and ask to see our wonderful line of patterns, to -- Good- wear Agent, Box 50, Port Perry, Ont. AE 0E 0 Rt 0, bt 0 Bb FH UE RAS SHAN Rt Good Seed Grain Will be 'Searee in 1948 FARMERS FEIN SINT for seed. While feed grain is expensive, good: seed is _always worth-more. IF YOU WILL NEED SEED GRAIN ORDER NOW. List seed for sale or requirements for seed with your local seed dealer or the Ontario County. Cron Improvement 3 Association, : : ONTARIO COUNTY SEED FAIR Prepare your exhibits now for the Ontario County Seed Fair, to be held in Beaverton, March 12th, 1948. ONTARIO COUNTY CROP IMPROVEMENT ~~ ASSOCIATION THOS. HARRISON, £4 - H. L. FAIR, Sec'y, President, Beaverton, Ont. Uxbridge, Ont. ISTERED R IONIC 202 SRL AARIRA2NL Ont. Dept, of Agriculture, having good oats, or Barley should save it to be processed ' 8 ORORORORORIRRNNTY wag his subject. It was most inter- esting and informative. - Questions regarding plants, other than those Mr, Short referred to in his notes, were asked and he very gladly gave the desiréd information. ethods of caring for them were ex- ehanged by the members, "For your ne ; Pleasure' CONSULT Alex. Williamson and | His Orchestra DANCES = PARTIES) MODERN ;and OLDE TYME ' Phones: Uxbridge 136W Evenings or Waite: P. 0. Ry 409, : 'Uxbridge, Ont. ' \ - THE HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION ~~ FRIDAY, JAN. 30 GC. F.RB-- 800 t0 815 pm. | EE ---- Prince Albert _ Greenhouse We have flowers _and potted plants for all occasions Phone 174 r 11 and Phone 174 r 2 HATCHING EGGS WANTED A growing hatchery business - wishes to contact for an egg supply in this area for the 1049 and succeeding hatching sea- sons (January to June of each year.) We wish to contact poultry people who have made a success of their flock in the past and would be prepared 'to house 200 or more pullets:each Fall. : Financial returns to our co- operating breeders are most at- tractive in that we pay highest quoted. price per dozen PLUS a premium on each dozen eggs ac- cording to the percentage of hatch we get. As an example, at the present time we are pay- - ing 46 cents plus 16 to 20 cents premium, or a total of 60¢, or more per dozen, « Interested poultry 'people are urged to get in 'touch with us immediataly #0 that we may ar- range with you to start a brood of our strain of poultry sarly * 'this Spring. ' Reply by letter C3 Box a, ~ Port Perry Star, GN ' BOY SCOUT | [Paper Sat, January tJ | NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS in thejformer SWITZER BLACKSMITH SHOP All kinds of Electrical and Mechanical Repairs to household appliances All makes and' 'sizes of -- Eleotric Motors repairs ed and Reconditioned. Small Motors for sale. Small Gasoline Engines . for Sale. INSURANCE her you! Hateascs 'esis may H. Ww. EMMERSON Phone 41 Pert Perry ~W. A. Sangster _ DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: - § a.m. to § p.m. 'Office Upstairs, over C. Sleeps Insirance Offfes. \ "W. J. K INC 'Chiropractor and Drugless Therapis UXBRIDGR. ONTARIO King and Cedar Streets ; Phone 188 \ sen oR Will take away Dead or r Crippled FARM STOCK FREE OF CHARGE Highest Prices paid fo old orses at your far "Phone 2r 8 Woodville Reverse Phone Calls Prompt Service Ed. Peconi, Prop WOODVILLE, ONT, 'STAN. CAUSLEY, Proprietor Machine Shop