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"- moved to Port Perry. = THOMPSON HL SLBA TAZA RAR SATRRNR - sth a ER TPRDLASRAS IL FS To. f Ln ) L <2 FE oh rls ARR CHEER | Te CX A . HR a ARO EFS whines euiiintisi narod bass bos AAA ab: ) Sodan PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, SEPTEMBER 17th, 1942 Port. Parry Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frank, who have been living in town, have moved to Woodstock, where Mr. Frank has se- cured employment. Mr. Thos. Hunter, Mrs. D. F. Jack- gon, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Graf, and the Misses Helen and Nicole Graf, all of éToronto, were week-end guests of Dr. J. B. and Mis. Lundy. Miss Lola Gerrow has gone to To- ronto, whére she will attend Dental College. Miss Phoebe Evans, Miss Madge Evans, of Toronto, were week- end guests of Rev. W. C. and Mrs, Smith. Mrs. F. Haigh is visiting in Toronto for a few days. Mr. Robert Holden and Mr. Norman Wetherup, prass representatives of the Evening Telegram, in town last Wednesday. We are pleased to report that Mr. Joseph Hopkins has returned to his home from the hospital in 'Toronto, and is improving in health. Mr. and Mrs. were Guy Raines received a telegram from their son Gunner Jack W. Raines that he arrived in ongland and was well, Mrs, John Farmer and son, Weston, have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. Farmer, the past two weeks, Mr. and Mrs, Sidney SmaHman and family are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Ro B. Smallman, L.A.C. Hugh Nasmith, R.CAF., who is stationed at Belleville, spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H, C. Nasmith. Pte. John Orde, R.C.0.C., Hamilton, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. M. Orde. Gunners Archie Anderson and Merl Dowson, of Petawawa, spent the week- end at their respective homes, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Bartley have moved to Whitby, We wish then success in their new home, 1LA.C. Bruce Beare, of Uplands, was with his piles, Mrs. HH. over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs, Henshaw, Sr. have We welcome them to our village and hope they will be happy here, A.L-Bde., FF. A. "Bill" Baker, of Petawawa, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Baker at Portview Beach. - Mrs. W. G. W. Pyatt, of Toronto, was a guest in town over the week- end. " Dr. C. P. Peterson, Mis. Peterson and family, of Toronto, were visitors in town on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bown, have returned home after having spent some 'days with their son, Mr. Thomas Bown, at Smith's Falls. Rev. Wm. Stocks amd Mrs. Stocks ave in Toronto this week attending _ the Alumni at. Wyeliffe. College --{- Mrs. D. Gutsole, of Oshawa, visited recently with her parents Mr. and Mis. A. Waridel. ~~ Port Perry Yacht Club There will be a meeting held on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 20th, at 2.15 pm. at the lake front. In case of rain, the meeting will be held at the home of Dorothy Balfour. All mem- bers are urgently requested to be pre- sent because there is some business that must be settled. ~~ oo ee BORN RANCE -- Rance (nee to announce at Toronto Sunday, September Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Norma Buss) are happy i I of a daughter al Hospital, on 13th, 1942, At the Oshawa [os- pital, on September 8th, 1942, to My. and Mrs. Alex. Thompson (nee Reta --Munro) a son. ' to Fitchelt [ FREER =) Parking OSHAWA 1011 A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE @® ALL THIS WEEK @ BING CROSBY FRED ASTAIRE, in "HOLIDAY - INN" 10--Hit Tunes--10 by Irving Berlin / f= REVIVAL FRIDAY at 11 p.m. 'Melvyn Douglas, in "HE STAYED FOR BREAKFAST." Monday al vd rl = ACTION Valley o, Sun Lucille BALL Sir Cedric Hardwicke Dean Jagger. James CRAIG PLUS= : Songs - Music VIRGINIA WEIDLER in 'Born to Sing' With Ray MacDonald, Leo Goreey JC EEE SRS REESE hh Ss] THANK OFFERING AT UNITED CHURCH, MANCHESTER, ON SUNDAY, SEI'I. 20th. Speaker: Rev.-F. G. Joblin, Scugog: Services at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m, Special music al both services, (Form 4---Section 11) CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING OF YOTERS' LIST Yoters® Lists, 1942, Municipality of Port Perry, County of Ontario. Notice is hereby givers thdt 1 have coniplied with section 8 of the Voters' List Act and-that-I -have- posted up at my office at Part Perry, on the 15th day of September, 1942, the list of all persons entitled to vote (in the said Municipality at municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection, wprermey Andi hereby call upon all Voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ae- cording to law, the last day for appeal being the Gth day of October, 1942, Dated this 16th day of September, 1942, at the Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario. 'UH. G. HUTCHESON, Clerk, Village of Porl Perry. = Whithy, Aug. 2th, 1942 Dear Sir: We are anxious to sceure a complete iat of- all-soldiors -who-have-entisted from. your Municipality to date for a 4 newspaper-and County of Ontario re- cord. We have undertaken to pre- pare for the County Council an honer roll of a temporary nature which will be replaced by a permanent one after the war. In order to do this we need your co-operation. If ypu are umable to furnish us with a list will you be good enough to turn this letter over to the Red Cross or any other organ- ization in your Municipality doing patriotic work. Please note that we would like the number, name, rank and unit_of all soldiers, sailors and airmen, 7 We know that we can count on your co-operation, Yours sincerely, THE TIMES-GAZETTE, R.S.0. 1927-C.7, See. 8, and the 1937, Amendments thereto. == <> NOTICE The following letter was received by Mr. Fred Christie, Reach Township Clerk. i ----" Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY'S OPTOMETRIST Taylor's The Eating House of Quality and Service. Ice Cream Soft Drinks Cigars "Tobaccos Cigarettes BILL TAYLOR. Proprietor ON Cartwright FAIR Night September 23rd AT BLACKSTOCK The Ladies of the United Church will provide Roast Fowl Supper Adults 50¢. Children 26c. OBITUARY THE LATE SUSANNA CHRISTIE Death claimed another of the older residents of the Uxbridge district when Mrs. Susanna Christie passed away at Victoria Corners on Friday, September 4th, 1942, in her 76th year. The deceased, a daughter of the late Elizabeth -and John Madill, was born and lived in Seott Township. In 1897 she married the late Mr. Edwin - Christie and moved to Utica where they farmed on the 6th conces- sion of Reach until the death of Mr. Christie, three years ago. Left to mourn the death of a kind and loving mother are two sons, Allie at Epsom and Alpine at Weston, Ont., and three daughters, (lola) Mus. C. Heard, of Uxbridge; (Jean) Mrs, Edrl "Thompson, Victoria Corners, and (Cora) Mrs, Ernest Gunyon of a- side, and eight grandchildren. Two brothers, Mr. Wesley Madill of the U.S.A. and Sam Madill of Beaver- ton, and two sisters (Minnie) Mrs. G. W. Smith of Sandford, and (Lydia) of Sandford, also survive. The late Mrs. Christie was of a very quiet and unassuming disposition and was urgil recent years an active member of the Presbyterian, Chureh and-later- the United-Churehy-and-also active in the life of the community. -- --GEORGE_A. JJORN PASSES (Edmonton Journal) Resident of Edmonton since 1914, and former partner in the Sample Shoe- store, George. Alfred Horn, 74, died in his home at 8921--100th street. He was the father of Richard Horn, Paint DISCONTINUING Quart, reg. V5 Pt., reg. Pearl Grey, Pale Blue, Cream, Handy Home Enamel Pint, reg. 60c. Sale 45c. COLOURS--Gloss White, Flat White, Ivory, China Red, Watch this advertisement for other lines. Sale CERTAIN LINES $1.10, Sale 90c. 40c, Sale 30c. Pale Green, Phone 240w LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER & COAL CO., LIMITED 'Canada' s War Effort 1. Alcohol nid will be available for automobile and truck radiators as an- ti-freeze this winter, Department of Munitions and Supply announces. 2. Canadian bomber group of from United Kingdom by the end of the year, to be followed by a Canadian fighter group, Air Minister Power an- nounces. 3. Wartime Foods Corgoration bhe- comes sole exporter of Canadian cat- tle to the United States, 4. Wood pencil and penholder styles reduced from 68 to 38 by order of Wartime Prices and Trade Board. 5. Appointment_.of a three man commission under the Industrial Dis- putes Act to investigate wage dis- putes in steel industry-announced. by Labor Minister Hon, Humphrey Mit chell, 6. Air Marshal H. E. Edwards, Air Officer in Chief of the R, C. A. I. overseas tells visiting Canadian news- papermen in London that high autho- rities in the Air Ministry have no op- position to Canadianization of the R. C. A. F 10 to 20 squadrons to be formed in' 7. Unusually obserye large congregations Canada's Day of Prayer, 8. High officers of Britain's--Auxil- |= jary Territorial Service arrive in Ot- tawa, 9. Revision of sugar ulations announced Prices and Trade Board. 10. Vice Chairman W. L. Houck of the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission announces housewives to be asked to stagger their ironing days this fall and winter. 11. Dieppe storming, spear-headed by Canadians, is "indispensable pre- liminary to bigger undertakings," Prime Minister Churchill tells British House of Commons. '12, Munitions rationing re- by Wartime Minister Howe dn- nounces -eight point governmental program to meet "greatest timber shortage in Canada's history." ----eo or -- -- FARM 'FOR SALE '100 acres, lot 8, concession 5, Reach Township. 76 eultive ited, spring creek, hard and soft water, good buildings, brick house, bank Yar. Close to school and church. Possession March, 1943. Immediate possession to plow. Apply to James Medd, c/o E arl Tum- monds, R.R.2, Port Perry, Phone 199 ---- r1-2 2 ins. Ng SE EA TE Lawrence's Drug Store News "You Can SAVE With Safety at Your REXALL STORE" FLY TOX | Ue, 43c, 3c. JERGEN'S fl CARBOLIC SOAP 3 cakes l4c. ODEX Antiseptic SOAP 2 cakes 13c. / WILSON'S FLY PADS, 10c. pkg. ~3 pkgs. 25¢. WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP 4 cakes 24c. <1" COLGATES BIG BATH SOAP . 6¢. per cake REXALL 29¢. and 49¢c. LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Te. per cake LUX TOILET SOAP 2 cakes 13c. FLYKIL A. M. LAWRENCE PORT PERRY ACC PHONE 49 it win Phone 29w, Port Perry, for Quick Service, and Good Quality in MEATS i El 7e Ronald sere mim. my ett 2 CAWKER BROS , Family Butchers NE ED YEE ol oiler oil Te eo oat elie FL TS IHR is _o IN DAYS OF "UNCERTAINTY RELIABLE Insurance is essential WHATEVER YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS MAY BE, Consult HAROLD W. EMMERSON Phone 4 Pont Perry We 2484 va the right fe Pp 08_to norma Yoon iy requirements the Journal. Mr. Horn came here in '1906 from Utica, Ont,, to stay in 1914, Two years ago he retired from business, Surviving are his wife; one daugh- ter, Mrs, ¥. Leah; three sons, Thomas of Halkirk, Alta.; Richard and Clif- ford _who_is_ with the R.C.A.F.; one manager of classified advertising 16F,~ for a visit, and returned' LIONS CLUB At. the initial meeting of the Fall season, the Lions Club was honoured by the presence of District Governor Crawford, Lion Charles Carter, and Lion Stewart James, of Bowmanville. There were also present from the Salvation Army, Envoy John Graves, of Oshawa, Major Earl, of Oshawa, and Capt. Greenaway of Cobourg, Johnny Graves spoke of the forth- coming campaign for funds to be staged by the Salvation Army begin- ning Sept. 21st, At the business meeting which fol- lowed his address, twenty-five dollars was donated -by the Olub to this worthy fund, and two members under- took the task of canvassing the busi- ness secon. 'Both Lion Charles Oarter-and the: Dist ct Governor spoke bed) re- ing Lions Club for itish war Victims, : Note--Parents or guardians are re- quested to send complete information to Fred Christie, Township Clerk, Manchester, Ont, -- oo -------- -- "PRAYING MANTIS" Mr. Frank Vickery, of Prince Al- bert; brought to the Star Office a specimen of that rare and curious in- sect known as the "Praying Mantis" which is n species of piv Pei DIED oa ALDRICH--At Royal Oak, Mich, on September 8th, 1942, Webster Aldrich, beloved husband of Reta Rodman. McKINNON -- At ker home, 4060 Stewast Street, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A, on Monday, Sept. 7th, 1042, Wanda McKinnon, second daughber of the late E. J. Mandy; formerly of Port Perry. « ssiter, Mrs, James L. White, of Brook- lin, Ont.; a brother, Nevin, of Regina; a nephew, W.R, Harris, of Edmonton. Mrs. J. Sutherland, of Utica, is a sister-inclaw. The family farmed at Utica many years ago and were well known throughout this district, EP OP Sharp curtailment of non-essential uses of electricity in power shortage areas of Ontario and Quebec was an- nounced by Munitions Minister Howe, D. D., Church, Toronto, was elected mod-' erator of the United Church'of Ca-' nada at the opening 'business session in Bridge Street United Church, Belle.' ville, this week of the tenth General Council of the Church, He succeeds the Very Rev. Aubrey S. Tuttle, min- | ister of St. Stephen's Church, _Ed.! The Rev. J. R. P. Sclater, M. A," pastor of Old St. Andrew's | monton, - BE GREEN OR WHITE | CELERY 1 ; a | i This Is the Last Week for PEACHES ONTARIO ELBERTAS FINE FOR PRESERVING 4 'MILD GREEN GIANT WHOLESOME DOMINION QUALITY. BREAD TASTY CANADIAN WHITE, BROWN THURS., FRI. AND SAT. SEPT. 17th TO 19th CHEES WHITE OR BLENDED VINEGAR (corm) 2x 39c 'WAX BEANS EXCELSIOR OR WHITE SATIN PASTRY FLOUR GRACKED WHEAT 2:25 24-1b. (Wal KELLOGG'S OR CORN De Th fies 3 GING POWDER «150 | PEARS . 10. 8-03, LARGE BOX P&G PEARL, COMFORT & GOLD ; 3 Cakes 14¢ LUX-RINSO . |. OXYDOL-CHIPSO | Eh 2G 25¢ EE ad LYNN vary C0Cox SHORTENING RED Rosy = " 19: 9 +49; REG. OR pp;p Ring