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Reesor, - on Tuesday, "ing, January 26th, at 7.00 p.m. in the "limited. Get yours right away from] Church on January 12. The new presi- "Charles Gerrow, who * January 16th Bain 4 in God's Beautiful Garden." Mr. and Mrs. D. K, Graham, of To- ronto, and Mr, and Mrs, A, P. Graham of Markham, were recent visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bruce Gerrow visited with his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. M. A. Gerrow over the week-end. Bruce is now register- ed as an embalming student with the Northeutt and Smith Funeral directors- at Bowmanville, Mr. 'and Mrs: D. Holden and son Billie, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Fitchett on Sunday. We are pleased to welcome Mr, Wm. Harper, of Toronto, who has taken a position in Port Perry with Lake Shore Knitting Mill. . Mr. Ross Jemisson, of Toronto, was at his home here over the week-end. Mrs. Smith (Ruth Brent) of Grand Prairie, Alberta, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Archie MacMaster. Mrs. Brent, of Toronto, is also with her daughter, Mrs, MacMaster. HOCKEY The <Port Perry Midget Hockey team will have its first exhibition game this year at Blackstock, on Fri- day, Jan, 21st. -- C. G. I. T. MEETING The- worship service was in charge of Mrs, Starkey's group. Business wag discussed, and Miss Joblin told a story from the study book on China. Games were played and the meeting closed with the singing of "Taps". PORT PERRY ROD & GUN CLUB At a meeting of the executive held on Friday night, a schédule of activi- ties' were planned, among them being a fox drive, a fishing party at Lake Simcoe, and arrangement were made for casting practice at the High School Gym, Rules and regulations were drawn up which will be submitted to| a general meeting of the Club. WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY The annual meeting of Oshawa Presbyterial Woman's Missionary So- ciety of the United Church of Canada, will be held in Whitby United Church, February 22nd," when Mrs. W. P. Rogers, Bowmanville, will preside, Those interested are re- quested to plan to attend this impor- tant meeting. Further particulars of which will appear later. In another column of this issue will be found an advertisement -of inter- est to teen-agers. "This is an oppor- tunity to use your ability to write and think for yourself, and at the same time win a cash prize. . RABBIE BURNS NICHT and HAGGIS SUPPER Grand Program with Bag Pipes, Scottish Songs, Poetry, Toasts, under the aspices of the Fireside Club, of the Presbyterian Church, Tuesday even- Church basement. All Scots -- and those who wish they were--are invit- ed. Tickets 76¢. Sale of tickets is members of the Fireside Club. Jeanne Dymond, President; Eunice Hunter, Secretary. jan.20 EVEING AUXILIARY . The first regular meeting of the evening Auxiliary was held in the Sunday School room | of the United dent, Mrs. E. B. Cooke, presided over the business session. Rev. F. G. Joblin conducted a vgry impressive installation ceremony in the abgence of Rev. W. C. Smith. Mrs, Ronald Peel took charge of the worship service, and gave a very in- teresting chapter from the study book. A social half hour was enjoyed by all at the close of the meeting. CARD OF THANKS We wish' to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our good neighbours and friends, who worked so heroically duging the. fire which = destroyed ¢ our homie, To us it-wittal=] ways remain a mystery how so much of the contents were removed 'from the building in such a short space of time, We also wish to thank the community | and surrounding towns for clothing, |' "money, ete. Words cannot 'express our thanks for all the kindness and sympathy we have recoived since our misfortune in losing our home. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Gerrow . and faniily. - . Re et IN MEMORLAN . GERROW ~~ In loving memory of . away 1043, Maunsell and Friond, '| Sunday, January 23rd-- CALABAT fay MAL wy ! i ANY 4 ' \ ATA - sive it od % 4 Shi Ch i pale ¥ % . » EAR § 3h (4% vi RI Mota dn Annual Meeting of Port Perry United Church . The. annual congregational meeting meeting of Port Perry. United Church Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY enjoyed a delicious meal. As the tables were cleared, Mr, W. M. Letcher led in" a sing-song with Mrs. Smith at the piano, and soon after the meeting got down to busi- ness with Rev, Clifford Smith in charge of the meeting. The report of the different organ- izationg/ and departments of the church showed a splendid year's work, In giving the report of the Session, Mr. R. D. Woon stated 42 members were added to the roll of - resident members, and 16 transferred to the non-resident list. - Nine were removed by death, making the present mem- bership 507 resident members. Mr. Clifford Love reported for the Missionary and Maintenance Fund, showing $1578.20 had been raised. A comparatively new organization, the 50-50 Club has been doing good {work among the young adults in ser- vice and recreation. They raised $109 and spent $82.15 in service work. The Woman's Missionary Society (Afternoon Auxiliary) report, given "|by Mrs. G. L. Jackson, showed this or- ganization had raised $380.77 for mis- sionary work. The Evening Auxiliary (W. M.S.) were very active during the year and raised $388.22 for the missionary cause, "Mrs. Charles Reesor, Supt. of the Mission Band, stated this organiza- tion for children had a very successful year and kept the rhembers busy, and at the same time r {ped $43 for mis- sions. The Service Club, whichis pd of Young Ladies -had- been looking after the .needy and spent $48.66 for wool and flannelette which had been "made up and put to a useful purpose. $10.00 was donated to missions, The C.G.LT. girls raised some 442 81 ST, JOHN'S Pr RESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Riddell, Sunday, January 23rd-- '11 a.m.--Sunday School. © 7 p.m.--Evening Worship. Subject--The Vine and its Branches, Tuesday, January 25th: Burns sup- supper, auspices of Fireside Club. See full announcement elsewhere in this paper. Monday, January 31st---Annual Con- gregational Meeting, Minister. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector: Rev. E. G. Bruton, B.A. Jan. 23--3rd Sunday after Epiphany 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evensong and Sermon, Mr. Bruton will_preach his fares well sermon. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH I'. Taylor, Pastor -10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a.n.--Morning Worship. "7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, January 23rd-- 10 'a.m.----Sunday School." 11 a.m.--Primary Class 11 a.m.--Mr. Harry Denton, 7 p.m.--Sermon Lecture on Rev. Lloyd Douglas' Religious. Book, "The Big Fisherman." Thursday, January- 20th, 8.30 p.m.-- Sunday School Annual Meeting. PRINCE ALBERT CHURCH Organist--Mrs. A. Harper Choirleader--Mr. A. Fear. Sunday, January 23rd-- 2 p.m.--Sunday "School and Bible Class. to carry on their work, 3 p.m.--Church Service and Junior| ~The Womans Association is a very Choir. - active group and are constantly on the lookout whereby, they can improve conditions around tHe church and par- sonage. Last year they raised.some : - $1360 dollars. $1100 was donated to WHY USE LATIN? the building fund for the decoration The- Catholic Church uses the latin' of the Church, and $36 spent on re- language because latin is not a foreign' pairs at the parsonage, as well as Mon., Jan, 24--: Young Peoples Union SEENEENANENENENNAEENNNNEED language. Latin makes the Catholic | purchasing supplies for the kitchen at Church international and universal,}the church. and prevents it from being a mere| Of course, the big work for the year national © church. Every Catholic was the completing of the renovation prayer book contains an exact trans- of the church and the installing of a lation of the latin prayer at Mass and' new heating system. The financial of at all other public religious services, this work is spread over a-period of so that everyone knows everything five years. A more complete report that is said. Ask your Catholic will be given later. A IA ath S bh IGE - 5 €s DRS SRA Re SED Sd |. PRRPIRN bow dmg asin PL Tu WD A OPTOMETRIST started at 6.30 p.m, on Monday even- | ing with a pot luck supper, when some THE CHU RCH ES 150 persons sat around the tables and Mrs. Kennedy gave the report. | [ BEN Pe i SCUGOG Rev, C. Smith will be the minister at Grace Church on Sunday for com- | munion, Everyone invited .to come and take part in this service at 11. 15. Church School at 10.15, Mr. Denton's Message on Sunday was 'Negative Christian" and he made it very clear, Jesus set the world; to singing, was the message of the choir, Sunday afternoon a very nice gath- ering met in Grace Church and organ- ized a couple of groups of teen-agers, and the following officers elected-- (girls' group) Kay Prentice, president, Shirley Hope, sec"y, Sondra James, treas., Miss Nettie Melnychuk téacher, Miss Marjorie Milner, assistant, The boys' group --. Eddie Prentice, presi; dent, Teddy Denny, sec., Donald Long, treas.,, Mr. Alan Martyn, teacher, Mr. Maurice Fralick, assistant. 1 Mrs. George Sweetman gave the young folk a very inspiring talk which was much onjyed, especially the older ones. \ A new furnace has been installed in the Head School, and is giving 'much better satisfaction, Mr. George Samells and. Donna visited in Toronto on Monday. Orval Heayn on the birth of their lit- tle son Arnold Orval, on January 11th. A grand son for Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Arnold and Mr. and Mrs, 'Earl Heayn. The January meeting of the W. A was held on Wednesday with a large attendance. Mrs. J. L. Sweetman took charge of the meeting as Mrs. Glen Hood ws on the supper group. The meeting was opened with all singing und repeating the Lord's Prayex, The Scripture was read by Mrs. Maurice Fralick, Miss Nellie Melnychuk gave a talk on "Landscaping", being a sales lady for trees and shrubs. This-was much enjoyed. Mrs. "Alan Martyn gave a talk on China. The Centre school scholars sang "Susie", Diana in the Kitchen" and "Four Leaf Clover." We hope to hear them again some time soon. Mrs, Tetlow read a letter from Rev. F. G. and Mrs. Joblin, thanking the W.A. for their Christmas gift. _ Mrs. D. Hope expressed her thanks for the lovely basket of fruit and sweets. The meeting closed and all were served with a wind hot supper. Proceeds $25.66. "Miss Marjorie Milner is , spending a few days with her friend Miss Baker, in Stouffville, } Sympathy is extended to Messrs. Frank and Alfred Dowson in the pass- ing of their sister, Mrs. Robert Wells (May) on Tuesday, January 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope and family, of Reach, visited Mr. and Mrs, John Warren, on Sunday. Miss Edna Prentice and Miss Viola Brown visited Mrs. D. Hope and Shir- ley on Buniey Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. "| the benediction. * Ineighbour for 'a prayer book and see for yourself. In sermons, and private prayers, the vernacular language. of The Committee of Stewards ho look after the general financing of the church were able to balance their bud- May bolle: the people must be used. Free, copy of "Truth About Cath. olics" on request, --Rev. V. L. MeGivney. A THE SERVICE CLUB get and show a small surplus. This was very gratifying when one considers the large amount :that had been raised. for the renovation work. --_-- eee wo-------- - - The January meeting of the Service Club was held at the home of Mrs. Edna Starkey. The meeting opened: with the singing of a hymn and ~ prayer. The girls decided to send a EASTERN STAR NEWS parcel of clothing to 'the two babies' The regular meeting of the Blue who were left homeless In the recent Ray Chapter No. 238 was held in the fire at Sunderland. Other business Masonic Rooms on Thursday evening was discussed, including parcels to be' January 13th; sent monthly to a very needy family This meeting was opened. and car- in England and a donation to be given 'ried on in a very efficient manner with to the Missionary Society. The meet-' all Officers taking their respective ing closed with the benediction after positions, with the exception of one which a delicious lunch was served. which was taken by our good friend Mrs. C. Moore, of Sunbeam Chapter, Oshawa, who is a past worthy Matron of the Order, We wer very plesaed with the splendid attendance at this meeting = SOLOIST .. accompanied Mrs. Moore. Res . The business was carried out as quickly as possible and mention was trmade of the gratifying results of our |offorts at catering and also the draw "which was held at the Christmas Sea- son, Degrees were conferred on new members and after. a- few speeches from our honored guests the meeting (was Nosed with the usual ceremonial procedure, At the close of the mating a very "pleasant. half hour or so spent and the 4, Bernard Johnson, well-known Canadian baritone, will be guest soloist on the Northern Blectric: Hour on Monday evening, 'whose with. a lovely lunch and hot beverage. We are looking forward to attend- ing the Birthday Party of Harmony Chapter which is being held in Tor-} onto and also to our social evening ance in "Opportunity fy ieh is being held in the Masonic iglven the Rooms on Friday evening of this week. fhe oie 1h the CBO oat | Members 'and Friends are asked to the January 24 broadogat, he will keep these dates open and to remember be accompanied by Paul Scherman 'the Ruchre, Bridge and Penny Sale in and a narie Jon. connection with this entertainment, weekly over the Trans, | Refreshments will be served. 60c. Canada network. {per person, ¢ and are-glad to see the visitors who/ refreshment committee was"on- hand }- Rebecca Lodge "A very 'enjoyable evening' was had by those who attended the Maybelle Rebecca Lodge on Tuesday evening, January 18th. N.G. Mrs. Reta Boe, presided, assisted in the businesssby VIG. Mrs, Luella Kennedy. District Deputy President, Mrs. Grace Love and welcomed. } Thirty members of Beehive Lodge, Bowmanville, were present and con- ferred the Rebecca degree. on ten can- didates. The degree captain and her staff were congratulated on thef high efficiency of their work. ner after which a tasty lunch was served by the committee in charge. Those who attended the euchre held at the room on Friday evening, Jan. 14, all reported a most enjoyable even- ing. The prizes were won by Mrs. Annie Levinson, Mrs. Annie Kerry, us Charlie Clarke and Mr. George »| Pickering Reeve Ontario W. H. hg Reeve of Pickering inaugural session at Whitby on Tues- day of this week: red TTT 14 Rousseau Upholstery Featuring a complete FURNITURE REPAIR and REFINISHING SERVICE On hand is a complete line of Materials to choose from. All Work Guaranteed. Phone 483 and we will be glad to consider your next Fepair J job. We do ¢ustom building, too. 16 Mary Bt. "E., WHITBY Lillian Corelle was introduced by Mrs. | -. Lodge was closed in the 'usual man- | Elected Warden of| Township, was elected Warden of On. | tario County by acclamation at the | Vestry Meeting The Annual Vestry meeting of the Church of the Ascension was held on with the Rector, Rev. E. G. Bruton presiding. The business nieeting was preceded by a "pot luck" supper. After the supper, a presentation of an oil paint- ing, on-behalf of the congregation, was made to Rev, and Mrs. Bruton; as Mr, Bruton has been appointed Rec- tor of St. Agnes' Church, Long Branch, The meeting opened with prayer by the Rector, Mr, 'J .Allen was re-ap- pointed Vestry Clerk. The report of the People's Warden showed that offerings through the du- plex envelopes have: increased since 1947, the receipts for Parish Purp- oses amounting to $1672.47; Expen- ses were $1649.26. The Missionary Tuesday evening, January 18th, 1949): Lawrence's Drug Store News '(You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store) : LAWRENCE'S ii = BRONCHIAL MIXTURE A safe preparation for deep- seated or chesty coughs. H Effective for relief of irritable bronchial conditions, - Stimulates Stpsetaration and lossens phlegm. 8 oz. bottle 50c. rosso roses es : PURETEST , PLENAMIN CAPSULES 'Six Vitamins plus liver and iron. An excellent digt supplement to aid in guarding 'against vita- min deficiency and nutritional anemia. Convenient to take in single daily dose. Recommended Young and Old. 25 Day Treatment $1.85 100 Day Treatment $5.75 rOPPPOOP EOP i Be Ms LAWRENCE Rexall, store resents PORT PERRY. vecssesse sss Allotment was overpaid. Mr, C. A. Glass was re-appointed | Rector"s Warden. Mr. Sulman was re-elected People's Warden. The Lay |B Delegate to Synod is Mr, Arthur Brun- ton substitute lay delegate, Mr. F. H. Wilkinson, Mr. Walter Sonley was elected En- velope Secretary also Chairman of the: Sidesmen's Committee. - Mr, Hayes, Miss Fennell and 'Mr, Panabaker were appointed to repre- sent the Vestry on the Parish Council. There were excellent reports from the various .organizations showing good work done in all departments. : The Chairman reported en the work | all ready accomplished in renovating and re-decorating the church;--an ex- cellent heating system has been in- stalled in the Church; the belfrey re- paired; new roof put on the Church; new roof on the south side of the Par- ish Hall. In the interior, new lath and plaster board has been applied and the first coat of plaster put on; a Baptistry had, been built and the gal- lery and Baptistry finished in veneer. The Chancel and Sanctuary had been panelled in oak. The balance uf the work to be done was discussed and committees, set up to look after the'details. Mr, Brufon closed the meeting with 1 YOR FE Fre Eee ---- Pm , The Best the Your Phone Orders Receive ho Careful Attention. jo (OO a ame | Market Offers Cawker Bros, Family Bulchers, Phone 29 1 5 1 {TT LoL ' ay Am - OO 1 ig OO RTO R. Bruton, Phm.B. Phone 16 PORT PERRY tains essential minerals and Frosst's Neo-Chemical Food The ideal vitamin tonic for adults and children. In Liquid Form for children, $1.35, $2. 95 and $4.95 In capsules for adults, 50's, $1.45; 100's $e 65 250's $6.95. Con- vitamins A and D. Ez [i DSP ~~ PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Mission Band The first meeting of the new year was held recently and although the attendance was rather small, a splen- did time was had by those present. All Officers were present and car-| ried out their duties in a very' bus- iness like manner, After the regular business was at- tended to a pleasing program was given by Barbara Hunter, Isabel Gib- son and Danny Reesor. dey presided at the piano. At the close of the meeting a social played, the winner being Barbara Love. Candies, were supplied by the leader, Mrs.' Reesor. made to hold an open meeting on Mon- day afternoon at 4 o'clock and the installation of Officers will take place at this time. extended to every one interested. ----P DP -- ------ ------ Mrs, R. Boun- 8 ' Soda Fountain :: OP0P0SLS0R0S08080909080S0EC 08 OR20808080K mi {CII mm nied Delicateria Restaurant FULL COURSE MEALS -- LIGHT LUNCHES Cigarettes and Sundries Agency for Hunt's Ltd., Chocolates and Candies We serve Hot Rolls with meals and make our own pies. Open Every Day o of the Wak, roses RRR time was held and musical chairs were g Fresh Baking Daily Bread, Buns, Pies, Cakes and Tarts. Plans are being g A cordial invitation is : Country Club Ice-Cream, Bricks and Bulk Ice-Cream. Saturday Special "ANGEL FOOD CAKES" Phone 32, Gerrow Bros. Bakery "Independent" Announces its Discontinuance Oshawa's weekly paper, "Indepen- dent" published for the past two years has ceased publication. The last is- sue was mailed last Thursday. The office will continue job printing. Save steps and Fuel Start the Year Right with Reading Anthracite. FURNACE OWNERS Your House can be kept at an even Temperature all winter, if you install the low priced, ELECTRIC JANITOR. Phone for further information. Port Perry Coal & Ice Co. PHONE 289. A GOOD SUPPLY OF ALL SIZES NOW ON HAND Phone 177 Port Perry Electric Washing Machines, Radios, Ranges, Motors, Water Pump Systems. : | "WE SELL & SERVICE RADIOS AND {= EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL. : 1st Door North of Hotel, BLAIN MATHE versatile member of the merry clan each veekas). with the news that it's the Happy Trans-Canada, which comes knocking at your door |¥ ang, ready to chéer you |H up with nonsense and song. Blain's Xs violin versions of boggie-woogie and | the classics have been a part of the | show since the gang first went on the [5 alr with its 'keep happy" campaign |& twelve years ago, You can hear them | § Monday to Friday at 1.16 p.m. on li. Open on Epis Taylor's Restaurant "The Place to Rat when away from Home." FULL COURSE MEALS :: SODA FOUNTAIN, LIGHT LUNCHES : NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES