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Lats WE Ts - Oy hy Il. 118 i A Authorized Surge Sales and Sarvice. in atte x Queen Brest, Port Perry. Phone 04 " Custom Work Prices on rio : Phone 3744W1 -M. Leggette AERA, Fa PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 1949 ed CRE AE . ie ih a 4 , ¥ | FR ve $9 PHATE 5 Fah, ; sadn a * a heb ar - wt PRET VA AR AE TS 'hd rns pn Beek rE Surge Milkers » MERRILL ROSS MYRTLE STATION Phone 33 r 1:4, Brooklin "RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS, K.C. "6 Simeoe Street North, Oshawa, " Phone 814 © at m Port Office mJ Tu on em i gh. by ings Reriopivy DR. H, H. ARMSTRONG . DENTIST Queen Street d Port Perry For the best - Port Perry Restaurant ; Scony s Fish « Ghibs You should justltry them once, - "and we bet you will keep coming for more, We have. it i Congratulations i | Laverne Devitt on the arrival of their i baby daughter on October 11th, BLACKSTOCK to Mr. nad Mrs, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin (Aileen Toms) on their marriage 'in the United Church i$ [on October 8th. 'Recent visitors: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. i$ | Dorrell, of Midland, and Mr, Bert Dor- i (xell, of Wyebridge, with" Mr."and Mrs. 3 1 E. Dorrell, #|° Mr. and Mrs. Lansing, of Toronto, i$ (With Mr. and Mrs. Hooey.w Mr. Robert Smith, Peterboro, with' Phone 237 bP PIANO TUNING V. P. STOUFFER Piano Actions Repaired and Regulated Phone 80 'Port Perry. W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON "Office Hours: 9 am. to § pam. Office Upstairs over C. Sleep's Insurance Office. ; Bousseau 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 repair job. ~-----~--We do custom building, teo. | - : = 216 Mary St. E. Waitey vil wa All too often, able men spend a lifetime ~building a successful business, only to haveit . - collapse in ruin when a partner dies. This tragedy can easily happen to your business if adequate provision is pot made while all the partners are living. There is a Crown Life Policy Austell to' give this"needed protection. It provides the 'surviving partners with ready money to buy the deceased's' interest. At protects the heirs of the de T0 RENT Our Rental Plan includes évery- . thing you need to do a profes- sional Refinishing Job on those . old floors. OSHAWA Re Make a Crown Lifé Partnership Polley your he same time it = ased partner by © ensuring payment of their fair share - of 'the business. : : business guardian today. Get in touch with a Crown Life Representative. He will be glad . to go over your particular. 'requirements with' you. CrowN Lore. Busabliched INSURANCE COMPANY "ome Oe (<5 C. Chutchley, Port Hope, Ont. Call W. C. KING, General Agent, PORT PERRY, or GERALD B. THOMPSON *D.C. Name : *Doctor of Chiropractic . X-RAY EQUIPPED OFFICE Address 5 185 SIMCOE ST. NORTH, OSHAWA City 5 ih "CLIF AND MAIL THIS COUPON Ww. C. King, P.O. Box 60, Port Perry Without obligation send me further literature on this policy. Office Hours 9 to 5 Phone 2927 i his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith. Miss Norma Hooey, Weston, with i} her parents. . Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Goslin and Laverne, of Norland, with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wheeler. = Sympathy is extended to Mus, Wil- "|bert Archer, on the death of her sister, "[Mrs. A. .C. Loucks, -Ingoldsby - (near Minden)" St. John's Anglican and the United Church were beautifully decorated for | Thanksgiving service. Service in Blackstock United Church was withdrawn on- Sunday owing to land". Evenings by Appointment at the peak of efficiency. The Royal Canadian Air Force trains these men thoroughly, pays them well and guatdy their welfare constantly, You can take your place among these full of opportunities for advancemeat. Get full particulars NOW about the possibilities which exist for you in the R.CA.F. enlistment ql penings now available .C.AF. BTRERT ADDRESS, , essere reriers TLE LITLE CITY..... NS LIL ITI ,..PROVINCE.' J; Jousren Cantdias oitiaohor dye British y= MAR COUPON 70 Your NEAREST RCAF STATION «== w ot Ale C mind At Lion? Commend, Nom rk En om y fenton, On Sint Edmonion, Alte, Please mail me, without Shgation, full particulars regarding NAME (Pase Pia.. restrained YER wrviraiie You Ah d between 17 and 30 years. eligible to ridin Rm of obs ar leds t apply if: Matricuia ton or Ra es and two years for' 'AF HWT Lor aura Ad, in both cases, Highly skilled tradesmen of maay kinds are needed to maintain Canada's Air Force . men who are Canada's pride and you will -find the life purposeful, interesting and in the EERE EERE subject. n Junjor, rary Sob A ot pe a Lr : special services in Cadmus church. Dr, Bowles was in-charge for the morning service and Rev. C. Hutton for the evening. Howard "Saywell sang and the choir rendered special music for thanksgiving, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. C. Lubsen on the birth of their second | g + | daughter at Oshawa Hospital, + Congratulations to Mr. Frank' Em- erson and Miss Edith Kelly; Toronto, on their recent marriage, and to Mr. "land Mrs. Charles Fee (nee Annie Van 'Dam, who were married October 1st. Stewart ' Dorrell and Richard Van- Camp returned on'Saturday from their sojourn in our Canadian West during the - harvest and 'threshing - season. Thgy look hale and hearty after their trip. We hope that Mr. James Nesbitt will soon recover from-his recent fall. He has been confined to his bed and under the doctor's care, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bradburn, have {returned to their -home in Belgrave; after visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Forder and other relatives. Mr. For- der spent his boyhood days on the lat concession, The Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs, Earl Dorrell for a very enjoyable 'and profitable afternoon. The - theme 'was "Citizenship". The roll call was answered with an item of interest on Newfoundland. Mrs. L Thompson prepared answers and pass- ed them around making the Roll Call very interesting. Mrs, Virginia Archer gave a grand paper on "'Newfound- Bailey, Mrs. L. Thoinpson and Mrs. V. | M, Archer sang two. humorous songs | We were all] pleased to have our District President, | dréssed in costume. Mrs. O. W. Rolph, Orono, with us:] Her address on "Citizenship To-day" _|was very thought-provoking and chal- lenging. We were all delighted with her visit, -- A musical contest and a lovely -lunch brought the:afternoon to a close. Teachers Convention The North Ontario teachers held their annual convention in Uxbridge on Friday, October Tth. Mr. -W. F, Hammell, Uxbridge, presided. The . |morning session opened with a de-| - - votional period conducted by Rev. L. E. Atkinson. A moment of silence was dedicated to the memory of our former Inspector, the late Mr. H. Bol- ingbroke. Mr, 'Robert J. Harris, Mayor of Uxbridge, , welcomed the teachers to Uxbridge. A short business period and the roll call followed. A humorous sing-song led by Miss Barry was enjoyed. Mr. Hammell - introduced our newly ap- | pointed Inspector, Dr. R.- O. Staples. Dr, Staples' announcements were in- structive and interesting. He sug-~ gested readers to supplement or re- place the authorized texts and stress- ed that all reading, silent or oral, should be done with a definite purpose. Suitable combinations of classes in ungraded schools were auggested: Health--grades 1 to 4, and 6 to' 8; Social Studies and Natural Sclence-- grades 1 and 2, 8 and 4, 6 and 6, and 7 and 8; Agriculture--grades 7 and 8; Music--grades 1 to 8, and 4 to 8. Dr. Staples emphasized the valué of radio programmes in the school, with preparatory and follow-up lessons. [It was suggested that supplementary reading books. be added annually to the library, and that the library be conveniently arranged for the pupils' use. He asked that the teacher give attention to the proper seating of the children. Dr. Staples closed his re- marks stressing that the teacher have | an ultimate objective in all his work. Mr. Hammell, addressed the con- vention concerning averyday problems in school, sta that a with suitable 'irk, Reodod SEE cipline, and tha on courdgement made a child feel that Mrs, J. M, Fisher, Mrs. Velva| his smallest efforts are worthwhile. During the noon session, the ladies of Trinity United Church served an appetizi inter in the Church base- ment, fuieats included retired Public School nspectors, Mesars. Fer- guson, Hutchison and Plekering. Mr. Archibald, Inspector of Ontario South, Mr. C. A A. Mustard, Toronto Normal School, Mr F. Clark, Horticultural Fieldman, Di Char of Agriculture, Hammell, Wallace conducted a sing-song ih a pleasing manner. Mr; C. A. Mustard, the guest speak- er, addressed the convention on Mental Health, He listed the types of mental ill-health as organic, functional, addic, ostrich, corkscrew thinking, and aginary illness. Mr, Mustard present- a questionnaire to the teachers: 1; Are you happy in your work? 2. Do you have breadth of-vision? 3. Can you do things smoothly? 4. Have you a hobby or interests -.-outside the school, 6. Can you get along with people? 6..Can you live in the present ~Mr. Mustard stre®sed that a teacher must be mentally healthy to have a mentally healthy class. During the afternoon session, Mr. and, Mrs, J. F. Clark had on display in the hall, an interesting and varied Rpljgerion of craft work, - Clark gave an illustrated talk on School Ground Improvement. showed that at little expense and with the - co-operation of "the ratepayers every school and its grounds could be made an attractive spot in a- com- munity. r. R,/0, Staples; President, Mr, Hall, Pos 1st Vice-President, Mrs. L, Specie, Brechin; 2nd Vice-President, r. Murray Crawford, Atherley; Sec. Treasurer, Miss Della Johnson, Ux- bridge. ) © A' very entertainin convention closed wit the National Anthem. in] rofitable Prince. Albert Greenhouse Holland Bulbs arriving any day now. Place your order early to obtain best varieties -- TULIPS, DAFFODILS, HYANCINTHS, NARCISSIS. ) Mrs, Clark, Mrs. Fergugon and Mrs. | "After dinner, Miss Doris| - im- [| 7. Do you make prompt decisions? |. He] - Officers elected-- Hon. President, | - he 8 nging- of |- Coca-Cola bring gs you EDGAR BERGEN with ] x Every Sunday Evening : Do inion Network = and CFRB - Pe Ask Jor it either way... both trade-murks mean the same thing. Authorised bottler of Coca-Cola carlis soRtreet ih Carita Led, UXBRIDGE BEVERAGES UXBRIDGE, ONT. PHONE 206 Phone' 174 r 11 Port Perry. eee a Rl RR EUR EA HR A SR RE : -- a But most folk z and they can pay their bills by cheque. Canadians practically unanimous, Z dil The banks, in turn, Kibo they must earn this confidence by giving you the best s service e they know how. keep their money in JL EY NS You CAN still find people who "don't believe in banks" . . . who keep their cash in old coffee pots, or hide it in the woodpile, or carry it arotind. nowadays Keep thejr money in bank accounts. They . can get it whenever they want it; have. more than seven million such deposit accounts. . In terms of Canada' 8 adult population, that makes it. Today you ¢ can take your account to any bank you choose.' And what is in your bank book is strictly between you and your bank, It is your own private business. ",..most folk nowadays o bank accounts." YO LR BANK CHARLIE McCARTHY |