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" Wh | A > wil PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 16th, 1942 BROCK THEATRE "Phone 618, WHITBY Healthfully Air Conditioned Thursday, Friday and Saturday, APRIL 16-17-18 * ¢ Two shows at 7 and 9 pm. Saturday matinee at 1.30 , "BUD ABBOTT sd LOU COSTELLO "KEEP EM % FLYING" with * Martha Raye, Carol Bruce. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, APRIL 20-21.22 Last complete show at 8.20 SIX LESSONS from MADAME LAZONGA with LUPE VELEZ;, LEON ERROL., Also an ADDED Attraction Romanoe of the Rio Grande with» Cesar ROMERO, Patrick MORISON. COMING next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 23-24-25, "SUNDOWN"' starring Gene Tierney, Bruce Cabot. HARDWARE Carnegie Hard ware COMPANY Radios, Builders' Supplies HARDWARE Furnaces, Plumbing A. J. Carnegie D. Carnegie CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 4 NOTE-- --1t a paid-up Subscriber finds his or her name in small type among these ads., that person'will receive two War Savings Stamps by applyng at the Office of The Port Perry Star; . THE. CHURCHES CHICK HATCHERY ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11 a.m. --Sunday School 7 p.m.--Public Worship, Student in charge. z PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Friday, April 17-- Induction of new minister, Rev. W. C. Smith. All are invited to this service, Sunday, April 19-- 11 a.m:--Morning Worship 7 p.m.-- Evening Service, Rev. W. C. Smith in charge ' CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rector: Rev. William Stocks Thursday, 7.830 p.m. >=Titeroission Service, Sunday, 8 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening prayer and sermon, - The Rector, Thursday, April 23--St, George's Day 7.30 p.m.--Intercession, short ad- dress. The Spirit of St. George for '1942, Offering toward local LO.D.E. war work. THE PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY - Orange Hall {Above the Observer Office) 10 a.m.-- Sunday School and Bible sii Class: = 11 a.m.--Morning Worship T.-p.m.-- Evangelistic Service. "All 'are cordially invited. Evangelist Ethel Thompson in charge DENTISTS DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell 'I'elephone Exchange, = PORT PERRY Chick Hatchery HERBERT BRQOKS Baby Chicks, Poulry, Eggs, ete. EGG GRADING MAPLE LEAF FEEDS CREAMERY PORT PERRY CREAMERY MANUFACTURERS OF Finest Pasteurized CREAMERY BUTTER and CHEESE ICE CREAM Phone 164, Port Perry GENERAL MERCHANT BUY YOUR Master Chick Starter FROM WES. CROSIER General Merchant Phone-- Port Perry 86 r 11 SEAGRAVE, ONT. Groceries, Drygoods, 'Boots and Shoes, Hardware, etc. : Phone 61, Port Perry | North side Queen Street, Port Perry. CHIROPRACTOR y 3 Phones: Office 68w, Resid 68) Ross Britt SE W. J. KING GROCERIES Superior Store Seasonable Specials NABOB COFFEE ......1 Tb. bag 49c. ADAMS' ORANGE JUICE, 16 oz. 18e¢. THRIFT SOAP FLAKES, large, 37c. PEARL NAPTHA SOAP, 10 bars 49c. Phone 162, Port Perry AUTO WRECKERS - PORT PERRY Auto Wreckers 'IRWIN TRIPP, Proprietor Cars bought for wrecking purposes, Used parts for all makes of cars. Phone 2iw, Port Perry H i * SEEDS and FEEDS HOGG & LYTLE LIMITED GRAIN & FEEDS Field and Garden Seeds All Kinds of Poultry Feeds - Special Farm Supplies' Port Perry Myrtle Station Elevator © H. H. GOODE : Grains, Clover Seeds, Fuel General Farm Supplies Arrange for your Spr uirements of Clover Seeds > Raed Dong he Fertilizers ELWOOD MASTERS, Agent Phones-- Port Perry 120 r 6 and 12 Brookli r 17 and 22 + CLOTHES CLEANING SUITS SPONGED AND PKESSED ou B0Gents "SUITS CLEANED "Dry Gleaned $1.00 C.. P. ROLPH Upstairs, over Jomison's Bakery 'W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office Upstairs, over C. Sleep's " Insurance Office. DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG 'DENTIST : Leonard Block over Prentice's Barbe: Shop. Phone 237, Res. 216 LEGAL ARTHUR W. 8. GREER in attendance at my Port. Perry office on . Wednesday morning, and Friday afterncos of each week, or by appointment. Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 2b (Tbe firmi_of Greer & Humphreys is dissolved) RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24} Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 in attendance at niy Port Perry office on Port Perry Chiropractor, Drugless Therapist In Practice over twenty years. Now in Uxbridge, Ontario Maple Street Phone 54 r 13 PIANO TUNING Piano Tuning VY. P. STOUFFER Repairs :: Moth Proofing Phone: Office 30; Res. 239 RADIO Expert RADIO Service PHONE 284 on - Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only. McLean Radio Service Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each week or by appointment. : Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 94 BEAUTY PARLOR PRENTICE'S Skilled Operator. Very moderate prices @ specialize in-- : Bonat Permanent Waves Shampoo and Wave 50c Marcel ~~ - 76¢ | Manicure -_ =. 8be] * PERMANENT WAVES -$1.95 and up Our work is up to a standard-- Not down to a price. Phone 228, Port Perry. ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. FOR SALE "Boy's 'Grey Flannel Summer * Suit, size 82, - Apply to Phone 11, Port Perry, « AUCTION SALES . CLEMENTS--The estate of the late George Clements will sell by auction at his late premises, Lot 20, Con, 12, Reach, the farm stock and implements on Thursday, April 28rd, TED JACKSON, Auctioneer FOR SALE - Farm of the late G."R. Mickle, North 'Part of Lot 23, Co fon 9, -- BEAUTY PARLOR --| Orville Tripp MANCHESTER, ONT. Auto Wrecker OLD CARS BOUGHT FOR WRECKING HIGHEST PRICES PAID Phone--90 r 12 WANT ADS Myrtle Station At the meeting of the Official Board of Myrtle Charge, which was held in the Church [basement on Tuesday 'evening, April Jth, letters were read from several ministers asking for the opportunity to 'preach here for a call to the 'charge. Owing 'to impaired health Rev. G. S. Gervan has asked to be relieved of the heavy duties Which the four appointments entail, Mrs, Cecil Walsh and Nancy spent the Easter vacation with relatives in Chicago. Little Miss Marlene Batton who is living temporarily in Gorrie, spent Monday of last week with Mrs. David Duchemin, Mrs. Fred Lyle was in Epsom on ; Sunday attending the funeral of her sister, Mrs. W. E. McCulloch, who passed away on Good Friday.' Mrs. Young and Miss Isobel Barlow of Toronto, visited on Wednesday of last week with their sister, Miss D. Barlow. Miss Mildred Harrison was a visitor in Toronto last Thursday. Miss Reva Cooper visited with Whitby friends on Tuesday of last week. Pte. Bob Valliers of the R.C.A.S.C. of Camp Borden, was home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. McCarl, Vernon and Ronald, of Whitby, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harri- son, ' School re-opened on Monday with a full attendance of scholars who were delighted to be back. Their enthus- jasm for the three R's is no doubt greatly revived after the happy East- er holiday. Mrs. E. Fisher of Ashburn visited on Wednesday of last week with her daughter Mrs. Archie Parrinder. Mrs. Harold Masters of Oshawa spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. El- wood Masters. i The recent warm spell made every- one happy in the thought that Spring was here. Birds had begun to sing their love songs and look for nesting places; tulips and other spring flow- ers which were showing well above the earth, filled one with an urge to get out and work among them. Then on Friday morning: what a shock to waken and find. the ground inches deep with snow! A young male robin made his appearance on the back verandah on Saturday morning. Feathers ruffled and his head hunched low to his body, he surveyed the white expanse with disgust. Crumbs thrown out to him made but little impression. After looking at them and pecking them over, he finally gulped down some of them in a leisurely manner as much as to say, "They are a poor sub- stitute, but for the time being they are better than no worm at all." Miss Beulah Cooper of Ajax, spent the week-end at hose with her par- ents," : Mr. and Mrs. Fer Perrin visited last week with their sons and their families at their homes in Toronto and Leaside, Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Gordon and children of Wellandport called on Mrs. Bill McCartney on Thursday. Have your magazines, newspapers and waste paper tied in 'separate|. bundles, also pasteboard - boxes col- lapsed and in bundles ready for the school children when they call for them on Saturday, April 256th. Mr. Joseph Simkin of Toronto, was a Sunday caller at the Clarence Har- rison home. _ Miss Dorothy Brawn visited over the week-end with her parents at their home in Columbus. Little Miss Catharine Hamilton was a guest at a birthday party on Sat- urday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. A.J. Parkhill; Oshawa.- > Myrtle unit was well She ainion at the busi "meeting of the Bropklin ~ PASTURE FOR RENT Plenty of water and shade, at Lots 16-16, Con, 7, Reach Twp, Apply to Ab. Wallace, R.R.1, Port Perry. ap30 J LOST = -- Between Enniskillen and Stanley Malcolm's -- Truck tire and wheel. Finder 'please return to Port Perry Creamery. Phone 164W. ROOMS FOR RENT' "The undersigned has three un: furnished fooms for rent at his resi- dence, one mile south of Prince Al- bert, R.R.2, Port Perry. Apply to Norman Wilson. apr24 FOR SALE J 40 pigs ready to wean; 6 ft. Me- Cormick-Deering Binder, fike new, sell on time; 4 Heifers, due," Chas, How- sam, Phone 90 r 11, Port Perry. Township of Reach, 71 acres, Inquire Mortimer Clark, Gray, Baird, & Caw- thorne, 426 Confederation Lite Bldg., Toronto, apr30 For Sale -- Four turkey hens, Appl y Fred Crozier, Phone 103 r 4, Port Perry. Branch of the Red Crass, which was held on Monday evening in the Coun. cil Chambers, The Communion Service which was held at the Centre on Sunday evening instead of last Sunday afternoon was well attended. "The sermon was very inspiring. We were also favoured by CUSTOM PLASTER WORK Reasonable rates, Byron Hill, Phone 107 r 11, Port Perry. HANDY MAN WANTED Steady Work. Jeffrey & Taylor, Port Perry. FOR SALE. . 1941 ge 'Coach, new Sept. 1st, 1941, in good. condition 'throughout. No trade-in, Jeffrey '& Taylor, Port Perry. | COLONY HOUSE WANTED Phone 168 r 12, Port Perry. |8 duet by. Ralph Milner and Owen Reader, "High Ground", with Mrs. G. Sweetman at the plano. We are to haye more duets in the future. The Woman's-Association will be op Tuesday, the 21st of April, and. we trust the roads will be better then. Several were very pleased to hear Clark Ross, R.C.AA.F,, over the radio from somewhere in England. Mr. Ross is the husband of the former Lillian Fralick, Little Jean and Donna Samells spent a few days recently with thejr grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Wright Crosier at Manchester, Mrs. J. L. Sweetman and Allene spent the Easter week with relatives in_Toronto, Rev. F. G. Joblin spent a few days last week with his daughter Gladys, at Caughnawaga, Quebec, and at Montreal, We are pleased to report that the pupils of the Foot school are getting their Entrance standing, having passed the Easter tests. They are Margaret Bratley, Audrey Plough- man, Beth Fralick, Vernon Graham, Alan Hope. Congratulations to the teacher, Miss Mather, and her pupils. Birthday Greetings to Mrs. George Sweetman on her birthday, April 11,! Shirley Eden on the 12th, Miss Alva Elford on the 13th, Mrs. J. Pearce wn the 14th, Mr. W. Mark, Rodney Chan- dler and Gilbert Reader on the 15th,' Ellen Ploughman and Alan Carnochan on the 17th. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brunt, Mona and Carl of Enniskillen, were Sunday guests of her sister Mrs. Orr Jeffrey. Joan and Maxine Carnochan- re- turned to their home in Myrtle after spending a week with their soi parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark. i The fall whéat seems to have come through the winter all right, although there is little growth as yet. Mr. and Mrs. R. Prentice attended the funeral of their friend Mrs. E. McCulloch at Epsom on Monday. Mrs. H. Long visited her aunt Mrs.' H. Demara on Wednesday. : | GREENBANK | A large crowd attended the funeral in the United Church last Thursday afternoon of the late Mrs. J. H. Leask who passed away in Toronto after a, lingering illness. The service was | conducted by Rev. Mr. Wallace, as- sisted by Rev. J. A. Miller, Toronto, Rev. Mr. Lester, of Seagrave. Inter- ment was made at the Pines Ceme- tery. We extend our sypathy to the bereaved family. . ! v+Mr. James Watson and Mr. Blake Cragg attended the funeral last Fri-: day at Prince Albert of Mr. Watson's' me RED & WHITE svore. GROCERIES 'ORANGES, LEMONS, TEA--Black 2 dozen 29c 4 for 10c per lb. 79c BREAD White or Brow 2 for 15¢ COFFEE - fresh ground, lb. 39¢ RED SALMON Cohoe, 15's tin 20c Printed Liroleum CONGOLEUM REXFELT 30c square yard WALLPAPER 12croll & up Papers in plastics, flowered, etc. for every room in the house. NEW CURTAIN SETS For Bedroom -- Kitchen $1.65 - $2.50 - $3.35 NET CURTAINS For Front Rooms $1.19 - $1.50 - $1.75 F. W. BROCK & SON PHONE 43 PORT PERRY 4 yds. wide $4.40 70c square yard nephew, Mr. William Watson, late of Seagrave, Mr. Young, who has besh-aperding " the winter here, has returned to his' home in Alberta. - I Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Beare, Stayner, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Beare on Sun- | day. ! Mr. Il, U. S, Mr. and Mrs. C. Love, Mr. | 0 Mrs. E. Love, Oshawa, visited § their mother, Mrs, H. Love, who, we regret, is quite ill The Y. P. S. entertained the Y. P.' U. of Port Perry and of Seagrave on! Tuesday night. and Mrs. Rockenhotton, Joliet, " DE aaa EP iD alee de The monthly meeting of the W. M. S. was held in the Church on Tucadsy, afternoon. Miss Alma Lee in Toronto last week. ! Miss Jean Phoenix spent last week in Toronto, i Mr, E. Balf left on Monday night for Toronto en route to Labrador where he has secured a position on construction work, The Centre Road, or what is now No. 12 Highway, was-open- through here on the 16th day of April, 1859. Pte. Lawrence Hood, Camp Borden, H. Thaxter, R.C.A: F, St. Thomas, spent Sunday at the Pome of Mp and Mrs. Hood. Mrs. Bell has returned to Oshawa. ; after visiting Mr. Jas. Lee, Sr. Miss Shirley Ianson spent the holi- day in Toronto with her grandmother ; § Mrs. Donald Ianson. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, S. Foster on the arrival of a son on Sun- day, April 12th, and to Mr, and Mrs. Morley Raines a son, in Lindsay hos- pital, on the 18th. * A Red Cross meeting was held in the basement of the Church on Mon- |} day evening. A report of the work done by our local branch for February and March was given. The shipment 8 scarves, 10 aero caps, 10 alternative down baby comforts consisting of baby bunting and baby bonnet, mocas- sing and knitted bootees. ~ consisted of 17 turtle neck sweaters, |d caps, 10 pairs mitts, "10 pairs'gloves, | § 10 pairs of seaman's long stockings, |§ 10 pairs of regular stockings. For|H refugees--19 quilts, 30 handkerchiefs, | & 11 knitted baby comforts, 20 Eider-|} 1 fo» IN DAYS OF UNCERTAINTY RELIABLE Insurance is essential WHATEVER YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS MAY BE, Consult HAROLD Ww. EMMERSON Phone 41 ort Perry _ JEMISON'S BAKERY THE HOME OF GOOD BAKING BUNS PASTRY BREAD FRESH DAILY IN SEASONAL VARIETY DELIVERY--PHONE 98w ART. JEMISON CEBERERIRILLTIRITNLLNLL REESOR' 5 F UEL & LUMBER Phone 73w PORT PERRY, ONTARIO A Car. of B.C. Shingles just arrived. Containing No. 1, 5X, and 8 inch clear butt. All kinds of WALLBOARD for repairing Broken Plaster . \ 'People from the Country are asked to bring in their salvage material, and place in building back of St. Charles Hotel in Port Perry. See back page.