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PORT PER Sat RY, ONT,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1948 Er we ra a « 3 A J Ei a; YAR be Sa A --_ . WW. E. MacGre gor, Butcher hristmas Cheer. Port Perry-Coal & Ice Merriest Christmas ever. Bakery, [Sa = The Store where every .......employee and the management, joins in wishing you the i 4 Lid Gerrow Bros. Port Perry PORT PERRY YACHT CLUB As correspondent for the F.PY.C., 1 am supposed to keep pretty well in- formed as to what is golng on in the organization, so I can give people a glimmer of 'our progress. Things are happening so darn fast that even I have a chore keeping up with them all. Ong instance should illustrate what I am getting at. 1 went .into the club house on Tuesday, found things much the same as they had been after the painting had been 80 well handled by Bill Baker. On Wednesday 1 dropped ip to keep an eye on things, only to find that if 1 thought I was keeping an eye on things I was in grevious error. Half the floot was covered with masonite, laid ire intricate pat- tern, and waxed. The blank space on 50 accustomed to was pretty well fill- ed with fireplace. All this happened in twenty-four hours! Some people are so anxious to get tickets for the New Year's dance that they can't settle down long enough to find out where they are being sold. Settle: down now, read this list, get your snow gear on and get crackin'! The Del, Frank Smith, Stan Bruton, Gord Robertson, Andy Lawrence, Bill Taylor, and your ever lovin' me, With the exception of the last named these are' the "fellas who have taken the extra weight on their shoulders of selling our tickets, To-day 1 experienced great diffi- culty in containing my impulses to tell Taylor just how his particular type of beauty affected me; when he asked in a not too kind manner, what was the matter with the dope who made out the posters we have decorated many of the business establishments mention that dress was optional for our New Year's party. In other words, the girls spend hours climbing into yards of chiffon, ete., while the fellas slip into something casual like fish and soup. . mas Day, filled with affection: and tokens of affection. This on my own '| behalf, as well as on the behalf of the Yacht Club I am proud to repre- sent. y Te Ee PROSPECT May I, at this season wish the staff, fellow correspondents and readers of the Port Perry Star the following: May the radiant Christmas season Bring its beauties, Tich and true, And surround all your homes-- With peace and joy To last the whole year through. The Correspondent. It was very encouraging to note the larger congregation on Sunday to hear the inspiring Christmas message de- the west wall that members have been' With that I shall have to close, in|. {doing so, however, I should like to wish my readers a bountious Chyist-! + "shed is going up fast. | : +. of the Port Perry Star, tion to the teacher, Miss Sleep for the 'outstanding concert, also mentioned the talented pupils and other artists lon the program, He also expressed a sincere thank you to our pianist for the evening, [ Mus, Orde of Port Perry who kindly i presided at the piano accompaniyg all the musical selections, Finally, in pranced our old pal--Santa Claus who as 'usual in a jolly mood distributed all the gifts and sweets from the pret- ty decorated®tree, after which he joy- fully told us he must be on his way to fulfill another engagement. The "National Anthem" closed this portion of the entertainment. Plenty of sandwiches, cake and cof- fee was served to all present. Floor was cleaved and all ages enjoyed dan- cing to ideal music supplied by the four piece Wilson orchestra. Proceeds $38 which is a proof of attendance and success of the evening, -- ------ UTICA Your correspondent wishes the Star and a Prosperous New Year, Sunday, December 26th, at two pan. staff and readers a Merry Christinas, ty XK oR a SR our Carol service will be held. This service was such a success last year, we have decided to repeat it this year, | All carols are selected and 'suited to the 'Seripture readings. The Junior congregation is contributing one numg| ber. If at all possible the service will be held in the Church auditorium. Try and attend. The Christmas Tree and Concert went over with a bang. We hadn't much more to wish for----fine weather, a full hall of interésted people and a splendid. concert, Mrs, Crosier, Mrs. Sandison and the "scholars spared neither time or talent, and are to be fort. Proceeds $22. Sorry to report Mrs. Norman Bal- lard is suffering from a nasty fall, and is confined to her bed. jon her birthday on December-13th, The West End Euchre Club spent a pleasant evening at Charlie Geers' on Saturday, December 18th. Where there is a will thereis always a way. Chester Geer has the will and has found the "way. That implement i = ve -- TE ~~ SCUGOG ~ Scugog correspondent extends best] j wishes for a very Merry Christmas to | the staff, correspondents and readers | : ry ind |. The Christmas message we received congratulated on their interested ef- p< Congratulations to Mrs. 1, Kendall | hoo DENTIST Queen Street on. Sunday, and the singing of the | carols were much enjoyed by. the faithful who attended at Grace Church, Stan Bruton's Drugstore recitations, several dances and jigs, Pert Perry Drygoods | Store | extends' best 'We thank you for ~~ Mr. and Mrs. S. Levinson wishes for A Very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. ~E your patronage {speak at the services. {the school section assisted with sev- . Furniture Dealer Cid A. L. McDermott Funeral Service local choir rendered some fine carols. How about bringing along your week- end guests next Sundfly 2 A different speaker, Mr. Hunt, ig looked for; to Last Wednesday night Cedar Creek Milner will have charge of the service on Sunday at 11.15 as Mr. Denton will be with his mother in Belleville. . . ed * Congratulations to Mr. knd Mus. Sanders (nee Stella Heayn) on the school 'was filled to capacity: to. hear; their annual Christmas concert. In- terior decorations consisted of bright red and green ribbons, cord spreading here and there.. Saucy bows parked in doors and windows, various shaded ballons and glittering cones boldly hung in conspicuous places. At the set hour Mr. Geo. Kilpatrick ably acted as chairman during the evening... He called the audience to: order and at this moment the liberal program was dway to. a splendid start. or _ Program consisting of school songs, well 'staged dialogues, plenty of cute and a few pre-school age children of eral numbers. «+ Much appreciated out- side talent were the Misses Yvonne and Ruth Somerville, who proved very generous in their vocal duets. At the conclusion. of the entertainment the! chairman -moved a vote of apprecia- birth of a son (Ronald Harold) on Tuesday, December 14th. Both baby | and mother are doing well at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heayn. py fap hn The sale of the property and stock of the late Stewart Graham last Tucs- day was very successful. His brother Mr. Carl Graham, purchased the farm, and his brother Charles has moved there. Lak Sorry to hear Mr. Robert Brown fs not able to be out around. With the recent fall of snow and the snow plow making its first trip, makes one feel that winter is here, and Christmas only. a few days away." Miss Nellie, Melnychuk of Winnipeg, arrived here on Sunday to spend Christmas with her sisters, Nettie and] Mrs. Ralph Milner. There are many family gatherings planned for Christnfas; but it is quite different from fifty yeats ago. . 'We are. paying the highest HORSES : Port Perry 118 r 21. ATTENTION FARMERS "or Crippled Farm Animale" | CATTLE = : B39 Telephone Collect for Immediate Service. GEORGE 'YOUNG LIMITED Toronto-- Adelaide 3636 Uxbridge 27 prevailing prices for Dead HOGS Brooklin 62 Port Perry "0,8" 0, "0 00 8 0 0 0 FRI 0 ie "0 0% ORDERS TAKEN NOW OROPOROROROROPOROPOPOROROIOPORCFIPORORO 770, 9% 0 A 0 0 0 0 Pe 0 0 0 " THE HOME OF GOOD COOKING _ FULL COURSE MEALS ALL OUR PIES. ARE "HOME-MADE. OUR SPECIAL FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON-- " We introduce our Home Baking, Scotch Meat Pies, . ; Scotch Shortbread, Fancy Cakes. _ : BR SR ACR OR CR OR ORONO 50,00 00,0000 5% S01 0% 00 Po Pe 0 40 4 V0 0 0 0 Restaurant 0 Phone 237 Port } Mere words cannot beg may we take this occasion to send you our best P ~~, wishes fora "HAPPY CHRI DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG | Cre: 'erry. 3 MERRILL ROSS MYRTLE STATION Phone 33 r 14 Brooklin Mr. Cecil Fralick. and Mr. Ralph Surge Milkers - Authorized Surge Sale and Service Phone 814 of each 'week, or by appoint RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS, K.C. 6 Simcoe Street. North, Oshawa, E in atténdance at my. Port Perry Office "on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon ment. / Queen Street, Port Perry,' Phone 94 Queen St., Port Perry Phones: Leonard's y WHITBY, ONT. + problems. disposal. "day. Four Day Delivery Serv be, consult Phone 41 PHONE 325 PORT PERRY. ~--ARAGON RESTAURANT hee INSURANCE Are your policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may .H. W, EMMERSON Pert Perry DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Over Bell Telephone 'Office, Office 68w; , Residence 68) RULLLLLLLLELL LLLP] Cleaners Let us take care of your cleaning Over 3b years experjence at your EAE PRN NARI EARNS NES NE EF - * / 3 F. W. Brock and Son PORT PERRY . | ARSC IRI AE RR AS ARS NSS Pai FNS reste et tn pr APPLES FOR SALE---No. 1 Cooking and Eating Apples. Will deliver. Ap- ply Bill Wakeford, Phone 314J, Port Perry. e030 PHONE 43 CLASSIFIED ADS TED NATIT "HRISTMAS GREETINGS in to bring you the many good wishes which we hold for you and your family. As a tiny token of our high regard for your patronage and friendship dur- ing during the past year, and as a re- ry NARERS § newed pledge of the service which ) i we constantly strive to offer, by Dn pen ~ RN oz 1 MAN WANTED for Rawleigh busi- ness. Real opportunity.: We help nt ee -------- -- TTT so-- ny 3 . 2 SIMAS and a NEW YEAR filled with all the good things. of life, h you get started. Write Rawleigh, Dept MLL-L-343-131, Montreal. : SAND AND GRAVEL Mr. Ellsworth Kennedy, contractor, has taken over the W. H. Parry busi- ness, and is prepared to look' after your wants of sand and gravel, and will appreciate your patronage. Phone 322, Port Perry. nov 18tf WANTED TO BUY--- Horses, old and crippled; highest price, plus bonus if delivered at Tyrone. Also able to kill at your farm. Dead farm stock removed within an hour. Call us col- lect, Margwill Fur Farm, Bowman: ville. Phone 2679. rr LOST--Large black and tan hound, heavy ears. Answers to Joe. Reward. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of this hound, please notify John Meclll- murray, Sunderland, or phone 64 r 5, L. B. Doble, N dec30 FOR SALE--New two-wheel trailor with new tires and tubes. Also a Brooder House, 10 x 12. Elgin Col* ling, R.R.4, Port Perry. FOR SALE-- Chevrolet Standard, good condition throughout. Fair rub- ber. Phone 280W, Port Perry. deceit FOR SALE-- 7 foot Bobsleigh for your boy. Good condition, sturdy. Telephone 201J. - We will be pleased to call at your] door any Tuesday or Satur- | ice. BORO 0ECE0R0E0E0CE0ICECe : PHONE 220 T |Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necesas reasonable prices, -- ORR ROPOPOPUIIRNUR0 RRR RRO RRA HOA AAOBIBA SHAABAN | IR. BENTLEY OPTOMETRIST ry, at FOR SALE--Girl"s Tunic, size 14; Girl's Skating Skirt, size 12 Girl's White Boots and Skates, size 7. All in good condition. Phone 96 or 305.J. It's Christmas Time Again TO ONE AND ALL: . © We wish.a season of joy and happi- ness and express the hope that peace and good will may soon fill the earth. We have enjoyed our busiticss trans- actions with all and while sometimes we have failed to shtisfy ourselves, and no doubt our customers as well, yet at all times we have tried to please. One Now Year's resolution we dre making is to try and serve you better than ever before, Prince Albert Greenhouse Tinsmith, good wages and working conditions. Apply Geo. Hamers, 212 FARM FOR SALE-- 50 acres, all workable, good house, barn, implement shed, large chicken house, very good spring creek; also 30 fruit trees. Im- mediate possession, Best offer ac- cepted. Lot 6, Con. 6, Reach Township. Mrs. L. Jackson, R.R.1, Port Perry. : i a jan 13° OBITUARY FITZ HENRY WEBB Following a serious illness which lasted over nine weeks the majority of which were spent in Sunnybrook Ios- pital, Toronto, Fitz Henry Webbe passed peacefully away on Thursday morning, December 16th, : Born at Newmarket, Cambridge- shire, England in 1868, the early part of his life was spent as a coachman and Groom. In 1880 he enlisted in the 18th Hassars of the Imperial Army and in his 12 years of. service with the Hussars was abroad in India and South Africa for seven years taking part in the Boer War and being in the seige of Ladysmith, In 1897 at Peter Maroitzburg he married Rosetta Amelia Passant. In 1912 Mr. Webb and his oldest son came to Canada and his wife and three children followed later. He also enlisted in the 266 Battalion of the Canadian Forces and went with same to England and France in World War I, after which he farmed near Uxbridge, 2 In recent years he disposed of his farm and resided with his daughter Mrs. Ben Smith at Prince Albert, Ont, He led an active life and enjoyed good health till his present illness. Amongst his treasurerd possessions were souvenirs Of the. seige of Lady- smith and a price list of articles there during the seige. : Eight years ago at Kingston he had the pleasure and honor of meeting and renewing old acquaintances with the Earl of Athlone after 47 years when he served under him in the 7th Hus- sars in India, Predeceased by his wife on' Nov. 7, 1925, Mr, Webb is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ben Smith (Florenée) of Prince Albert) Ont.; thrée sons, Charles of Woodville; George of Pan- tagent; Walter of Norwood and six grandchildren, : i Funeral service was held at the home of his daughter on Dec. 18th,: followed by interment at Uxbridge Cemetery.' Rev, W. C. Smith, Prince services. WANTED Immediately, First Class Brock St., South, Whitby. | decd Albert United Church, conducted the : . LASS deri dd ri F] TY . {s, y [LM ERA uly RAY atin {CA ARLE y Ku HP ~i i