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§ . Bowmanville. My. } I AN RN RX oa a YY Ny SPW we L #5 h la A . EL MAST LOCAL NLLWS Welcome Home During the past week, we have been happy to welcome home these boys from overseas: Pte. Kenneth Jackson, R.CAS.C, son of Murs, C. Stabbuack; Cin. Leo Ko Burton, R.CEALLL, son of Mrs. Florence Burton. Bdr. R. Keith Hope, R.C.AL son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hope, RR. GG, rort Perry (Scugoyg); Cin. H. Fairclough, Myrtle Station; Cpl. G. A. Edwards, C.1.C,, son of Mrs. E. Edwards, R.R.1, Blackwater, Gnr, Frank Lyle who has been a radar operator at the Canadian RID, station at St. Newfoundland for the past two and a half years, has Honcydale. Johns, returned to his home at Frank was one of the many who assisted at the five fighting after the terrifiic arsenal explosion at Hali- fax on July 18th. Tpr. Roy Humphreys, was living on Scugog ment. soldiers CALC, who before enhist- Smallman are with thew Mr. and Mrs. R. B. holidaying in Haileybury son Mr. S. Gi. Smallman. . Ir. W. R. Hillier and Gor. Kenneth Hillier have returned from Detroit, Mich., where they were visiting latives. Mr. and Mrs. Perey daughter, of Oshawa, also Cpl. IMrank Densham, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Read. Mr. Andy Clark, of Toronto, of the CBC, was in town on Sunday, and calledon Mr. and Mrs. Robb. Johnston, Miss Betty Dalderfield, of Sarnia, recently spent a week's holiday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hillier, Mr. and Mrs. CL; MeKimnon and son John, of Detroit, are spending a couple of weeks with Mrs, MeKinnon's mother, Mrs, Llijah Beare. Cpl. Dennis Fralick, R.C.AL., who has spent the past month with his parents, Mr. and Murs, I. G.. Fralick, left on Friday to report at Yarmouth, 1e- N.S., for further duty. Mr. and Mrs. I. Hull, of Newton- brook, spent several days with Mrs, J. D. MacMaster. Mr. and Mrs. S. Farmer spent the past week-end in Toronto and St, Thomas. Sgmn. Gordon MacMaster, R.C.C.S., of Brampton, spent the wee k- cd with his mother, Mrs, J. D. MacMaster. Mr. and Mrs. Leighton MacGregor and sons, of Beamsville, called on Mrs, Wm. MacGregor on Sunday. Masters Donald and Dale are remaining few holidays. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Baker and son Dickie, of Toronto, visited last week with Mrs. R. G. Baker, at Portview. Dorothy Tristram, Helen Peel and Mavis Kerry, have returned from holidaying at Oak Lake Camp, near Stirling, We are happy to see Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey out again after her stTipus ill- ness. L.A.C. John Christie, R.C.AI., left last week for Skedook, N.S., to con- tinue his training. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Iood, are holidaying this week with their daughter, Mrs. Milton Butson, and Mr, Butson, R Mrs. Ernest Johnson and son, ric, of Brockville, are visiting with Mys, Cann and Richard. Miss Linda and Master David Stainton, of Enniskillen, visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Myre, Roy Hope, while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stainton, enjoyed a boat trip with the for a Misses Toronto, Goodyear employees of and Mrs. Stainton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope. Week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs, 19. -Hayes were Mrs, Herbert Fenner; My, and Mrs. Frank Fenner and daughter Nancy, of London, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs, Bell, of Hanover; and Radio Officer Terry Jacobs, Merchant Navy, who is on furlough at .his homie in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Miller, of To- ronto, are holidaying with their daughter, Mrs. J. C. Love and Mr. Love, Cfn. John Farmer, Mrs. Farmer-anid family, of Toronto, spent the week-end "in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Davey and Mr. James Davey attended the funeral of the late Mrs. S. Holman in Brooklin, on Monday afternoon. Pte. Fred Gyton, 48th Highlanders. of Camp Borden, and Mrs. Gyton, of Toronto, are holidaying this week in town with Mrs, Bert Howard. Densham and 'FREE Parking OSHAWA AIR CONDITIONED A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE n 111 I'riday and Saturday, AUGUST 3-4 I's THE BERLIN STORY See it here . as it happened there "HOTEL BERLIN" starving FAYE EMERSON, HALMUT DANTINE, RAYMOND MASSEY. SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION Sunday Midnite after 12.05 and continuing 'Wed, Thursday, H-6-7-8-9 Monday, Tues, AUGUST Cheer, cheer, the gang's all here. The "Ac-cent-ichu-ater, The Positive" in Paramount's BING, Bang, Beautiful, Musical Bing CROSBY, Betty HUTTON, Sonny TUFTS, in "HERE COME THE WAVES" A Tidal Wave of Joy. Miss Myrtle Duty has completed her course at Canada Business College, in foronto, and has accepted a secere- Gaal position ine the office of 'Touche & Co, Accountants, . Miss Mary Lou Robertson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robertson, 15 in the Hospital, having had an appendix operation, Mr. and Mrs, John Cowie, visiting Miss Junet of Owen Me- Sound, are nmght, JUNIOR WAR WORKERS 'Lhe Junior War Workers will meet in the Work Rooms at the Post Oflice on Tuesday evening, Aug, 7th. IN MEMORIAM KENDALL--In loving 'memory of our dear son Jack, who left us Aug. dd, 1982, Treasured thoughts of one so dear, Often bring a silent tear. 'I houghts return to scenes long past, Years roll on, but memories last. Always remembered by Mother, Dad and Grandparents. VC can . Can You Top This? One day this week, while gathering tho-egges, Mr. A. R. Gray, found a large one. Getting out the tapeline, it was found to measure 7 inches in circumference (a meal in itself), MANCHESTER Manchester W.A. will meet at the home of Mrs, W. C. Sonley on Wed- nesday, August 8th, at 2.30 p.m, rls' Softball The town girls were able to win from the High School girls in a soft- ball game played at the high sthool campus on Thursday night last by 23- 158. They put up a snappy exhibition ol ball. A collection was taken, and as $8.60 was given to the: Sick Hospital Building Fund. a result, 'Children's RATION CALENDAR Coupons valid on August 2nd - BUTTER orviiviiiieriiisneeens 00 to 116 PRESERVES ........... 33-67, P1-P13 SUGAR oooeveieeisiereresenns 46 to 61 Butter coupons $0 to 115 will not be valid after August 3)st, SICK CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL "BUILDING FUND ! Previously acknowledged ......... $68.60 Girls' Baseball Club .ooovvevvvnnnin, 8.50 Gordon Robertson iin, 6.00 Total to date runnin 372.00 Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY OPTOMETRIST BLACKSTOCK (Continued from Butk Page) Red Cross are planning a money making event in aid of UNRRA. It has been decided to have a baseball tournament, afternoon and: evening, night, lunch counter and booths to which Cart: wright residents are asked to con- tribute. Picnic lunch, tea and coffee can be obtained, dance at miscellaneous ASHBURN Rev. John Cheshire, of Toronto, a missionary home on furlough from India, had charge of the evening ser- vice at Burn's church on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. The Red Cross sponsored an enter- tainment and pie social in the com- munity hall at Myrtle on Tuesday, July 17th, at 8.30 p.m. Lieut. Lyle Sherwin acted as chairman, The first number on the program was a chorus "MacNamara's Band" by a-number of boys and girls accompanied by the Mrs, lidgar Heron, Lieut. Sherwin in suitable costume and carrying a beautiful bouquet of ox-eyed daisies, then sang a solo "Why Am I Always a Bridesmaid 7" and responded with an encore by singing "A Little Bit of Heaven". The characters for the short play "Mary Molly Malone", were then introduced-- Mary Malone, Frances Lynde; Mrs. Barrington, Catharine IMisher; Mr. Barrington, Hugh Knight; Ilka Barrington, Joan till; Percy Vanlone, Douglas Ashton; Noel Barrington, Llewellyn Richard- son; Bridget, Ruth Richardson. The play was quite humorous and the characters acted their parts well. Mrs. Wes. Routley conducted the draw on the beautiful oil painting by Murs, Illmer Milne, who drew the winning ticket, Mrs. John Meclntyre was the holder of the lucky ticket. Mr. Frank Lynde auctioned the pies, following which everyone enjoyed a social time and a sing=song together. We wish to thank Miss Fern Stephen who so ably assisted the young peo ople in pre- paring their play. On Iriday evening, July 20th, a large number of friends gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hop- kins and presented Lieut. Lyle Sher- win and Miss Doris Lick, of Oshawa, with a shower of gifts in honour of their approaching marriage. - The presentation took place on the spacious lawn. After Lyle- and Doris had been escorted to their seats of honour, Miss Hilda Hopkins and Miss Gertrude Parrott presented them with a prettily decorated box, heavily laden with gifts. After unwrapping these many useful gifts Lyle and Doris pleasantly thanked" their as- sembled friends and invited all to their new home. Ice eream was then served and everyone enjoyed a happy time chatting with their friends. We all join in wishing Lyle and Doris much future happiness, Mr. Jas. Parrott and Mrs, Jane Jones, of Toronto were Sunday guests i at the home of Mr, and Mrs. R. Mole. Miss G. Reynolds of Toronto, is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Kdgar Heron. panied Mr. and Mrs. Norman Birkett, of ay to Hamilton, on Sunday. Mrs. E. Patte, of Toronto, is visit- ing at bw home of Mr. and Mra. Robt, Heron, Mrs. Fred Durdan and family, of Woodstock, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, J, Miller. Miss EK. Hamill, of Manilla, spent the weck end at the home of her sister Mrs. Wes. Routley. Mr. and Mrs, W. Slack, Brougham, called at the home of Mrs. W. Taylor on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mitchell and son John, of Whitby, spent Sunday at the ome of Mr, and Mrs. G. Fisher. Myrtle Station (Continued from Front Page) Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Northy, A.S. John Hurst, R.C.N.V.R,, and. Mrs, Miss Frances Simser and Verda and Mrs. Walter Hitchman, Toronto; Mrs. W. Draper, Brooklin; Mrs, F. Briggs and Thelma were supper guests of Mrs. Harold Stredwick on Saturday. a 3. ible bb fn Viti bhai hts Mr. and Mrs. Hemry Doble accom- Hurst, of Oshawa; Mrs, F, Simser, | civ. a aX REALE Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Tamblyn of Cambray; Mr, and Mrs. A. Parrinder and Earl and Mrs. Woodward, of Brougham, were callers on Sunday at Mrs. Stredwick's home. . Mr. and Mrs, Drew McCullough, of Iipsom, were Sunday visitors with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lyle. The Bennett family of Toronto, were down for the week-end -at their summer home here, Sorry to report Mrs. Archie John- son on the sick list, She will be con- fined to her home for some time. Mis, R. 8S. Long, My. W. McCartney and Hazel visited with relatives in Seagrave on Friday, Hazel is remain- ing for this week, ' Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hudgin and Patsy, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mrs, H. Hudgin, Mrs. Frank Lynd and two children of the townline west, visited on Mon- day with Mrs, Russel L.unney and the girls, Mr. and Mrs. Ianson and children of Port Perry spent Sunday with Mr. 2 "Mrs. Walter Collier, L.A.C. George Cooper, Hamilton, enjoyed the week home here. Murs. Harold Hopkins of Claremont, week-ended with her sister-in-law, Murs. Stanley Linton, Kathryn Hamilton holidayed in Oshawa last week. This week, Bud is at Gull Lake enjoying a rest after his first real experience in haying. Mrs. Fred O'Boyle of Oshawa, is staying this week at her Myrtle resi- dence. Miss Galilee O'Boyle of Osh- awa, was with her mother on Tuesday. Murs. George Williams of Toronto, is holidaying with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Britton. Miss Helena Grant, R.N., Lindsay, is vacationing with her brother John and his family. Mrs. L. L. Ross of Utica spent Tues. day with her father, Mr. Jas. Dickson. Albert and Mrs. Eyers and Norman, spent the week-end with Mrs. yers' parents at their home near Hawke- stone. The George Butsons, of Grom il, were down at their Myrtle home on Monday. The Timms and MeCartney families enjoyed a picnic supper at Lynbrook Park 'on Sunday. Blood Donor Clinic The next clinic will be held on Fri- day evening, August 31st in the usual place, Port Perry High School. All volunteer donors will be duly notified and we would appreciate it very much if this date be kept open for this worthy, project. During the summer months several financial donations have been sent in and we wish to take this opportunity of acknowledging them. We sincerely thank each and every one who in any way has made an ef- fort to help this cause along and trust that you all will continue to do SO. On June 23rd a Bazaar was held by the following girls: Kay Aldred, Bar- bara Hunter, Barbara Hooey, and Sheila Davidson, and the amount real- ized, $10.00 was donated to our Clinic. Thank you sincerely, girls, you are certainly doing your "bit" to help to- ward the upkeep of this wonderful work. Previously acknowledged ........ Cartwright Red Cross, (2nd donation) ....., Mrs, Gwen. Nott ....... ARI Paper Salvage Committee |......... Girls' Bazaar ............ EWR R.C.AF,, of -end at his $260.21 26.00 1.00 6.10 10.00 - $301.31 PRINCE ALBERT The July meeting of the W. A. was held on the 26th at the home of Mrs. G. Luke with an attendance of thirty. The president presided and opened dhe meeting with hymn 263. Mrs, A. Harper took the Scripture reading which was a portion of St Matthew, chapter b, $69 on hand, be held at the home of Mrs. Clark, with a pot luck program. A motion carried that bur W.A. become affil- inated with the W.M.S. of the United Church of Canada, and five dollars to be donated to it. A discussion was held regarding a- W.A. picnic in Aug- ust. Mrs. W. Perry lad charge of the following program: reading by Mrs. G. Hunter, "A Little Prayer"; Quiz conducted by Mrs, Perry; read- ing by Miss D. Murphy, "The Glory Road". A lovely lunch of raspberries and cream and other good things were served on the lawn, Collection (clear) $9.00, Mrs. A. McPherson of Toronto, spent the week-end at the home of her sister Mrs. W. J. Martyn, Miss Kdna Spence, of Toronto, is holidaying at her residence in the village. . Miss Celia Hope, now of Toronto, spent the week-end with her grand- mother, Mrs. R, Jackson. °~ Master Jimmie Chamberlain of Toronto, is also visiting his grandmother, Miss Dorothy Ney, of Toronto, visited her friend Mrs. A. Harper over the week:end. Mrs. C. Newnham and family visit- ed a few days last week with her parents in Toronto. Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. McKerihen, Mr, and Mrs. W. Bond, of Toronto, and Mrs. F. Stanton, of Brooklin, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, George Luke. Mr. A. Bond of Toronto, is spending his holidays at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Broadhead visited in Oshawa on Sunday. Mrs. Greaves, of Toronto, has been spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. H. Collins. We are sorry to hear of the illness of Mr, Milton Butson, who is in the hospital, ps Mr. G. Howie, of Toronto, is visit- ing his uncle and aunt Mr, and Mrs. W. Birney. The latter also received a visit on Sunday from Mr. and Mrs, Wallace and son Jack, of Claremont. " Mps. J. Steenson,.of Saskatchewan, Mr. F. Stanton, Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Stanton and daughter Loreen, of Brooklin, visited Mr. and Mrs. Luke on Sunday. The heavy rain of Saturday night flooded the Beaver Meadow to such proportions that visitors in the village took advantage of the high water, and enjoyed bathing in the soft, smooth waters not known in many years at this season of the year, - -- A Letter from Rfmn. Arthur Nott who is oversear - Holland, July 2bth Dear Sir: It seems a funny way how you meet old boy friends and chums you used to know back home, I was on a eleven day leave in- London recently, so my chum that was with me decided we would have a mild and bitter before going to Covent Gardens (that's the dance pavilion). I was sitting at the table sipping the fire water when a fair-haired fellow came up to us and IN LIBERATED NORWAY---The bomb proof submarine pens at Trondhiem. The {reasurer reported |} The next meeting is to]} Ll 0 LL I OO I EE a ! Lawrence's Dror st Store News (You Can Save with Safety at Your Rexall Store) PENCILS, $4.00 and $4.75 SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS A shipment of Sheaffer pens has just arrived. If you are looking for a good pen act now while stock is complete, LIFETIME PENS iii «$10.75 and $12.00 STANDARD PENS grpsrere wenn $6.00 and $7.00 7 SETS, $10.00 to $16.75 PHONE 49 rT CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (ANGLICAN) Rev. E. G. Bruton, Rector. Sunday, August bth-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Matins and Sermon, The Rector. Thursday, August 2nd-- 7.30 p.m.--Confirmation Class. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 'Rev. W. C. Smith, Minister, Sunday, August 5th-- 11 a.m.--Rev. Hugh Crozier, of Whitby. 7 p.m.--Rev. Charles Clarke, of Webbwood. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. J. A, MacMillan, Minister Sunday-- 10.00 a. he WEL School 11.00 a.m,--Morning Worship During the summer months, services will be held every Sunday morning. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: P. Taylor 11 a.m.--Morning Worship. 2.30 p.m.--~Bible School 7. p.m,--Evangelistic Service. Wednesday, 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting. said, "Say Jack, what part of Canada do you come from?" . I looked at him a moment, and right -away I knew him. I said, "Herb! That's you isn't it?" Herb Howard. So we started our conversation about home, and how everybody was. I was so thrilled and astonished I could hardly speak at first. The last time I saw him was a little over four years ago. So we finally spent the night in the pub drinking this so called fire-water and Indian kick-a-poo-joy juice. It sure was nice to meet a pal I used to chum around with when I was in civies. Another pal I met when our regiment was in "The Hague", on a parade. His name was Mike Stephens. Well;-Mr. Farmer, it won't be long before' bP 'will be back with the rest of the human world. 1 say that be- cause 'these Dutch people are very peculiar. Yours Sineerely, Arthur Nott, B119348 A Co'y, 7 Plt.,, RRW.R.'s . C. A, Overseas. Ld E.] . SCUGOG Next Sunday is Crusade service. The 8S. S. will be joined with the church service at the Township. Hall at 11 aim. The Head service will be at 10.30. All are invited to attend. Rev. E, B. and Mrs, Cooke are en- joying several days in Montreal, Our boys have started to come home from overseas. Tpr. Roy Humphreys, C.A.C., is home after a few months 'overseas, Bdr. Keith Hope, R.C.A., was met in Toronto by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Hope, brothers and sisters, on Sunday, Keith went over in September, 1943, and saw fighting on the Western Fronts. Both Roy and Keith have signed for the Pacific after a month's leave, Mrs, J. L. Sweetman, accompanied her mother Mrs, R. Jackson, to the funeral of Mrs, Fred Baxter, in To- ronto, on Wednesday, Mira. H, Long and son Donald visited her cousin Mrs, Joe Dowson, on' 'Mon- 3 day. id L.A.C. George Fines, R.C.AF,, of Queen Charlotte Islands, near Prince Rupert," B. Cy is home for a couple of weeks, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Fowler und son Allan, of Ebenezer, visited -her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. O. Reader, on Sun- day, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Mann, Columbus, accompanied her brothers Merle and A M. LAWRENCE 7he Rexall sure "mn i. i OO 1 1 PORT PERRY NOTICE All kinds of Electrical and Mechanical Repairs to household appliances All makes and sizes of Electric Motors repair- ed and Reconditioned. Small Motors for sale. Small Gasoline Engines for Sale. | Electric or Gasoline Drive Pump Jacks for Sale. MACHINE REPAIR SHOP : STAN. CAUSLEY, Proprietor Port Perry, Ontario. Taylor's "Auto Electric 5 PORT PERRY GENERATORS STARTERS | "IELD COILS REPAIRED and EXCHANGED BILL: TAYLOR :: Dropeictor - Rising values means adjustment of Are your policies up- -to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may "be, consult . 'W. EMMERSON Phone 41 Port Perry _BroomsT SHow VaALum IN OSHAWA Smoking In The Loges Biltmore THEATRE, OSHAWA Continuous Show Daily Thursday, Friday, Saturday, AUGUST 2-34 ~ CARMAN MIRANDA, VIVIAN BLAINE, MICHAEL O'SHEA, in "Something for the Boys" "IN TECHNICOLOR --ADDED WE CHARLES a, ray Gun" nM Showing Sunday Midnite after 12.05 "and continuing Civic Holiday and Tuesday, g "Dillinger" N 1st Oshawa Showing --ADDED-- "BUGS BUNNY". CARTOON YVONNE DE CARLO in "FUN TIME" 'also; ALL STAR MELODY MASTERS with 4 Name Bands pn Et _ Wed.«Thursday, August 8-9 "THUNDERBIRDS" with GENE TIERNRY, PRESTON FOSTER, and JACK HOLT. ¥ -- Added Feature -- "Pardon My Rhythm" with GLORIA JEAN, BOB CROSBY and Orchestra.