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Ea CEREAL a a. Ph 7 AN rs % a 4 I or! x SIE = ae RS Ta Hd Sw' re ; = 0 a) or pa ee I kD -- _-- a SEEN EO RE) A aa 4 EY ah Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ewers, of Riceboro, Georgia, were in town last week looking up old acquaintances. While Mr. Ewers was ill last winter, he is now feeling. much improved. Flight-Lt. John and Mrs. Buzza, who have been stationed at Goose Bay, Labrador, are visiting Mrs. Buzza's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hall They will also spend part of the holi- day with Mr. Buzza"s relatives at Hamilton and Britannia Bay. Upon his return to service F.-L. Buzza will be stationed at St. Hubert's, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Woon are spend- ing a few days at Mary Lake, in Muskoka. Mr, and Mrs. Goy and son Johnny, of Niagara Falls, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Santer last week. We are glad to report that Murs. Charles Popert is recovering success- fully from her operation. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bentley and son Jimmy of Ajax, were guests of Mr. Wm. Harrison, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Luke, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Luke, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Milloy, all'of Welland, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Farmer. Many people in cars get killed at railway grade rcossings in spite of the signs and signals. The Department of Highways reminds motorists that all traffic signs are signs of life . . iw you watch for them and-obey them. United Church -S. S. Picnic Last Wednesday two bud loads of children and some parents and teach- ers journeyed to Geneva Park for their annual Sunday School outing. The weather man was not particu- larly kind but the children had a good time in the swimming pool and run- ning races, jumping and shoe kicking contests. A bountiful supper finished the en- tertainment. Several car loads of adults arrived in time for this im- portant event. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reader wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Mr. Robert George Dowson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dowson, Port Perry. The wedding will take place in Port Perry United Church on Saturday, July 23rd, at 4.30 p.m. CARD OF THANKS George Skerratt wishes to thank his many friends for cards, flowers and fruit received while in Oshawa Hos- pital; also his neighbors for helping in any way they could. Thank you. Geo. Skerratt. IN MEMORIAM GERROW--In loving memory of a dear husband and father, ny Ger- row, who passed away July 18, 1948. One pear) has passed since that sad Y When one we loved was called away. God took him home, it was His wills Within our hearts he liveth still, Sadly missed by Wife Ethel, and Family. DEATHS : JOHNSTON--Suddenly, at Bally duff, on Thursday, July 7th, 1949, Ve Elizabeth Porter, beloved wife of the late 'David Johnston, formerly of Cartwright, in her 71st year. WRAY--At her home, Reach Twp., Lot 10, Con. 11, on Thursday, July 7 1949, Martha Burton, beloved e the late, John Wray, in her 83rd year. WANNAMAKER--At Toronto, on Friday, July 8th, 1949, Walter Wan- namaker, beloved husband of the late Ada Wannamaker, BIRTH FOLLEST--Mr. and Mrs, Earl Fol- lest of 346 Albert St., Oshawa, (nee Ruth Diamond) are happy to announce the birth of a baby son--Edward Ross --at Oshawa Hospital, on Saturday, July 9th, CERTO, 25c. Bottle L ZINC RINGS, 43c. doz. Red GROWN FRUIT JARS, small THE CHURCHES ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN JHURCH Rev. John Riddell--Minister Sunday, July 17th 10 a.m.--S8unday School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship. During July and August, the con- gregations of the United Church and Presbyterian Church will unite for Divine Worship. Session and Congregation of St. John's Church extend a cordial in- vitation to all our friends of United Church to join with us in these ser- vices. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector--Rev. John T. Coneybeare Fifth Sunday after Trinity, July 17 11 a.m.--morning service. Dedication of the Hutcheson Mem- orial Window. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, July 17-- 10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a.m,--Morning Worship. 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. W. C. Smith, Minister Sunday, July 17-- 10 a.m.--S. S. and Primary Class. 11 a.m. -- Union service with St. John's congregation in St. John's Church. Rev. J. Riddell, minister. PRINCE ALBERT CHURCH 10 a.m.--Rev. John Riddell 11 a.m.--S. S. and Bible Class, PROSPECT and MANCHESTER CHURCHES Sunday, July 10th-- Prospect--10 a.n.--Mr, L. Diamond will be the speaker, and at Man- chester at 11 a.m. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Rev. V. McGivney, Priest. Existence of the Catholic Church, To-day a Miracle The Catholic Church has changed the face of the earth. It found the Roman Empire pagan, and it made it Christian--by means which, human- ly considered, were utterly inadequate. Its members were poor, its rules were often martyrs, and the religion they preached opposed to all that flatter human nature, since they inculcated the sternest virture, the loftiest mor- ality, and the greatest self-sacrifice. That the Catholic Church exists to- day at all is a miracle. Despite con- stant persecution, its hold on the hearts of men is ever increasing. Catholic Missionaries First Intro- duced the Sugar Cane to the South. HENEREEEEEEEEEEENEENEEREER DOROTHY ALT, theme songstress in the Curtain Time broadcasts on Wed- nesday at 9.80 p.m. on the CBC. Home Cooking Sale & Afternoon Tea The Honeydale Women's Institute is holding a HOME COOKING SALE and AFTERNOON TEA at the Port Perry Public Library on SATURDAY, JULY 16th. Proceeds in aid of the QUALITY GROCERIES PRESERVING NEEDS - CERTO CRYSTALS, 2 pkgs, 25¢, HEREFORD CORNED BEEF, 12 02. tI svcd FANCY RED COHOE SALMON, Y'8 oui 896. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES | ONE 91 FOR SERVICE Port Perry Community Recreation Centre. Julyld 'JAR RUBBERS, 2 pkgs. 26e, $1.49 doz. Medium $1.69 doz. 1 1h. 20c, i: 5a MARY GRANNAN is a children's six to sixty and from coast to cost, renown. Wednesdays. 10.30 a.m. Saturdays. SEE 4 radio personality with fans from Just Mary and Maggie Muggins, two- of her program-creations, have become institutions of national They were started for little CBC listeners, but turned out to have a much wider appeal. In fact, it was soon apparent that hosts of "large" listeners are big in age only. 'Just Mary" Grannan is seen in this picture with some of her young admirers among the hundreds who turned up at a recent autographing party given in Toronto to introduce her latest book--'"Happy Playtime". Two of her weekly CBC programs are heard on the Trans-Canada nétwork. They are Just Mary at 1.16 p.m. Sundays, and Maggie Muggins at 6.30 p.m. The third, called Sarah and Peter, is heard on CJBC at It only takes one accident to spoil those many days that could have been so much holiday fun. Take it easy when driving during these summer vacation months and especially be on the alert for the thousands of carefree happy children. They're on their holidays too . . don't ruin them with an accident! : Advice from a Subscriber All patrons of our municipal water system were delighted to see the posters over the signature of the M.O.H. that Cedar Creek water was now available and authorized as fit for drinking after tests by the De- partment. = A subscriber has made the following suggestion as an addi- tional precaution, particularly to those patrons who have a hot water tank as part of their equipment, viz., that they flush out their pipes and tank. The reason for this is that as water was heated in the tank theré was a precipitation of Scugog mud and, when hot water is drawn off, it is drawn from the upper portion of the tank this Scugog mud remained at the bottom. To rid your tank of this try the' following, or, plumber, or, Len Leahy, who, with his helpers has been engaged for months in getting the Scugog mud out of the mains and reservoir, for a better way. Go into, your cellar and close the valve which you will find on the sup- ply pipe entering your cellar, then open the lowest tap, which will likely be the one on the pipe going into the | heating coil in your furnace, after first having 'provided yourself with a small tub or pail, and let it run. To increase the flow, go upstairs to your; bathroom and open up the taps, as this will prevent a vacuum and thus allow the water to run off -more quickly. You will have to standby to empty the pails down your drain, and you will be surprised at the amount of dirt you will get. Before closing the bottom tap, open up the intake and let it run for a few minutes, this will take the last cupful of dirt and you can then close your taps and start drinking in é®nfidence after bidding good old Scugog faroweHl A Letter from Australia A letter from Australia alwa) puzzles us for a few minutes as being on the other side of the globe low the equator, it seems 50 down, Winter when we have summer, going north to get warm and south to get cool, asleep in bed when we are at our desk. I suppose they would r {have their Civic Holiday in January. Would we like that? However, Mr, H, G. Hutcheson has brought in an excerp from a letter he received from a relative there that has some familiar strains in it show- ing they have pretty much the tronhles we have, --~ "We are not allowed to use radiators or electric gadgets warmth as there is not enough electri- 5 ask your| A mountaineer from North Carolina took a trip to New York -- his first visit to & large city. 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