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ae LH ae 5 RR Ke Ce i ; A. por Jem i ad Sl a a a I Re fom 4 Ld dred a cE cia? Pe a 3 ~ wis hoa el in bu Ave, LOCAL NEWS We are please to report Mr. William Turner, home from Hamilton, improved in health... "Mr. and Mus. Peterborough, spent Harold Cawker, of the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cawkeps Miss A. Baird, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Yher mother, Mrs. Nel- son Baird. Rev. W. J. H. Smith, of Parkhill, was in town last week attending the funeral of the late Roy O'Neill. Mr. and Mrs. R. Salway and son, of Whitby, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. S. Griffen and family. Mr. M. M. Boyd has returned to Ot- tawa after spending Easter week with his family in Port Perry and friends in Toronto, Miss Lois Spooner, of Aurora, was in town last week, the guest of Miss Pearson and Mrs. Brown. Miss Irene MacDonald, of Galt, was home for the week-end. MARRIED WINN--VINCENT A wedding of interest to [Eastern and Western Canada was solemnized on April 5th in Central Preshyterian Church, Vancouver by Dr. J. B. Skene. Frank M.-Winn, of Toronto, was wed to Marion Eyangeline Vincent, of Vancouver, formerly of Truro, N.S. The groom. was supported by Dr. Charles E. Borden, of the University of British "Columbia, and the matron of honour was Mrs."Charles Borden. The bride, who is a graduate of Col- _umbia University, N.Y., is Director of | the Vancouver Presbyterian Children's Center. : The groom, .who is a graduate of "the University "of Toronto, flew to 'Vancouver for the wedding and then returned to the East. The couple expect to make their home in the summer on the West coast. AVERAGE $232 AT WADDELL AUCTION SALE A total of $6330 for a general aver-|- age of $232 was realized on the sale of purebréd Holsteins at the dispersal sale of the herd of Bert Waddell, held April 4th at Sunderland. Highest price paid was $390 by M. Kennedy, 'Dunsford, for a bred heifer, Man-O- War Segis Queen. Top price for a milking female of $380 was paid by Willis Burke, Meadville, Pa., for the five year old cow Daisy Bloomfield PoscH. Burke also purchaséd a pair of three-year-olds at $365 and $320. Biggest buyer of the day was Fred Milne, Blackwater, who secured a total of 18 head for $1960. Eleven of these were heifer calves, one a yearling and one a mature cow. Milne paid the highest price for a heifer calf of $200. Kenneth Harrison, Sunderland, pur- chased four head for $790, these in- cluding a milking two-year-old at $230, a mature cow at $176 and a heifer calf at $130. Other buyers were Howard McMillan, Seagrave, .a yearling heifer at $275; W. J. Murphy, Lindsay, a pair of yearlings at $260 and $280. The two-year-old herd sire Ridgedale Rag Apple Papoose, brought $225 on the bid of Dean -W. M. Gra- ham, Sunderland. Eight milking females averaged $190; 3 bred heifers $255, one open heifer $206 and 10 calves $140. Ted Jackson, Port Perry, was the auctioneer. ) : BIRTHS BEARE--At the Community Mem- orial Hospital, Port Perry, on Tues- day, April 16th, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Beare, a daughter. DOWSON--To Mr. and. Mrs. Merlin Dowson, at Community Memorial Hos- pital, Port Perry, on Sunday, April 13th, 1947, a daughter, Shirley Irene. VERNON--To Mr. and Mrs. R, F. - Vernon, a daughter, Marianne Ruth, "at Community Memorial Hysniia), on Sunday, April 13th, ; DEATHS MOUNTJOY-=At her honie, Black- stock, Ontyy, on Thursday, April 10th, * 1947, Sarah Whitfield, beloved wife of . the late Henry Mountjoy, in her 88th year, O'NEILL--At his home, Port Perry, on Thursday, Aptil 10th, 1947, R. Roy O'Neill, beloved husband of Hazel E. Oke, in his' 69th year. MILLER--A¢t his home, 1956 Wych- Toronto, Sunday, April 6, ler; beloved husband: Interment was of Hyd on fon gth at the Pine Grove (Gomatery, Prince Albert, 'World War." '|from the Ashburn; Sonya, Wick and » FREE Parking OSHAWA rd A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED "HELD OVER Friday and Saturday APRIL 18-19 Paramount's '- Biggest Musital, Filmed in Glorious . Technicolor Irving Berlin's "Blue Skies" starring BING CROSBY, FRED ASTAIRE, JOAN CAULFIELD, with Billy De Wolfe, Olga San Juan. Monday and Tuesday, APRIL 21-22 Two Great Features "Home Sweet Homeicide" with PEGGY ANN GARDNER, RANDOLPH SCOTT and "It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog" (Thestre Rented Monday Eve.) -------------------------------------------------------------------- FOUR DAY--Wed. to Saturday APRIL 23-26 "Notorious" (Adult Entertainment) starring CARY GRANT and INGRID BERGMAN, TAYLORS FULL COURSE MEALS| LIGHT LUNCHES SANDWICHES . ICE CREAM FILMS We close ALL DAY Sunday e:] BAPTISMAL FONT UNVEILED AND DEDICATED IN ST. JOHN'S "PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PORT PERRY. At the regulnr evening service of worship in St, John's Presbyterian Church last Sunday a Baptismal Font was: unveiled and dedicated "To the Glory of God and in grateful recogni- tion of the Services of those from this Church who took part in the Second The Font, the gift of the congrega- tion, is of solid oak construction. It was designed and built by the Glohe Furniture Co. of Chesley, Ont.--On the face panel is a bronze plaque bear- ing the inscription, the names of those who served, and a memoriam inscrip- tion followed by the names of the two men of our church who made the Su- preme Sacrifice, The service was conducted by the Minister, Rev. John. Riddell who preachied on the subject of the Baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist. After the sermon the Font was presented to "the charge and keepitig of the Church" by 'Mr. John Murray on be- half of 'the congregation. The gift was accepted by the :Minister who asked Dr. M. B." Dymond to unveil it, after which prayers of dedication were read and the service closed." ST. - JOHN'S. . PRESBY'FERIAN - W. M. 8, The March meeting of the W.M.S. was held at the_home of Mrs, John Murray with a goodly number of members. and friends 'present. The President, Mrs. M. B, Dymond, pre- sided, and asked Mrs. Bessie Hall to take charge of the Devotjonal Period. Arrangements were made for a special W.M.S. meeting at which Miss Wil- liamson, missionary on furlough from India, will be the guest speaker. The local Auxiliary have invited members Cresswell Auxiliaries, in order that as many. as possible - may have the privilege of hearing Miss Williamson, At the close of the meeting, the hos- tess served refreshments and the members enjoyed a social half hour, a CARD OF THANKS - to' thank their friends and neighbours [4 foy expressions' of sympathy; acts of kindness and floral tributes extended to them in the loss of A dear Kusband and father. Also for the kindness shown to Mr. O'Neill during his ills ness. Glasses complete, or lenses ealy, "RESTAURANT. | Mrs. Roy O'Neill and daughter wish Eyes Examined supplied } where necessary, at reasonable prices, -- I. R. BENTLEY OPTOMETRIST Prince Albert Greenhouse Flowers for All Occasions . Bedding Piants in Season Phone 174 r11, Pt. Perry THE CHURCHES PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor--P, Taylor Pianist--Mrs. -Reamsbottom Sunday April 20th-- Evening service - Evangelistic service followed by Hymn Singing. . Wednesday, 4.15 p.m. Children's Bible Story Hour conducted by Mrs, Taylor and Mrs. Monroe. 8 p.m.--PRAYER MEETING. Everyone Welcome FULL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (Queen 8t.) Rev. Stanley Milley, Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Evangelistic at 7 p.m. ST. JOHN' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rey. John Riddell, Minister Sunday, April 20th-- 2.30 p,m.--Sunday School, Classes for all ages, 7.00 p.an,--Evening Worship, Man, CHURCH OF THE 5 ASCENSION Rector: Rev. E. G. Bruton, B.A, 2.30 p.n.--Sunday School 7.00 p.m.--Evensong and sermon, PRINCE, ALBERT UNITED CHURCH Rev. Clifford Smith, Minister Mrs. Albert Harper, Organist Mr. Bruce Snelgrove, Choirleader © Mr. Albert Fear, Assistant. Sunday, April 20-- 2- p.m.--Sunday School and Adult Class. Service of Praise. All are welcome. 8 pP.m.--Wednesday--Prayer Service. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Clifford Smith, Minister Mr. W. C. Foster, Organist and Choirleader Sunday," April 20-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 am.--Primary Class meets 11 a.m.--"America Awake!" 7 pm--"With Gladness of Heart" Hymn singing led by the Senior and Junior Chdirs. Have you © heard them? 2 p.m.--Junior choir practice, - The Diamond-Up GRILL BREAKFASTS, LIGHT LUNCHES, - Specializing. in ! HAMBURGS and HOT DOGS. ' Open: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 11.80 p.m. Saturday 4 wes8 am. to 12,00 pam. SUNABY wrrrr 10,30 a.m. to 11,80 pom. EARL JACKSON, Proprietor Pe Zl p, PORT PERRY, ONT. THURSDAY, APRIL 17th, 1947 SPECIAL OPTICAL SERVICE W. H. Landon, Optometrist, 1666 Danforth Ave., TORONTO, will be at LR. Bentley's Jewellery Store, SECOND SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH Please Make -Appointments Beforehand. r JEMISON'S BAKERY I8 DEPENDABLE FOR GOOD BAKING Phone 93:w ART. JEMISON, Proprietor Sermon --- The Ways of God and 5 18 Steak and Chicken Dinners--$1.00 April 20th--2nd Sunday after Easter |§ PERK UP FOR SPRING with ah ARDLEY FROCKS LOVELY NEW SUIT COAT OR DRESS COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES AND COLORS ARDLEY FROCKS 491-3-56 DANFORTH AVE. near Logan, Phone GE. 16175 TORONTO, ONT. THE SEBERT HOUSE Port Perry, Ontario, TELEPHONE No. 14 OUR SPECIALTY Lawrence's Drug Store News HELD OVER On account of impassible roads and' bad weather conditions last week Lawrence' s ONE CENT SALE will Continue All This Week AM. LAWRENCE PHONE 49 1770 Rexall Sues PORT PERRY JO ae CJR JO OBE OD OB MRI OME OO INP] LUMBER We can supply your needs in almost anything in lumber, as we manufacture our own laser at odrbwn mills. 20 Carloads of pine arriving from. our: mills this month also 5 carloads spruce and 5 carloads . "hemlock, and more following next month. \ Good supply of Asphalt Shingles in ! Red, Green and Blends. Good supply Cement and Lime in stock always PRICES--Lumber prices same as last year. No increase in lumber prices. x yon go T. A. Wilson Lumber Co.. ~ Cannington, Ontario Fidel =r r---- EVERY SUNDAY--12.30 to 2.00 p.m. 6.30 to 7.00 p.m. WE NEVES CLOSE Regular Meals served throughout the week. Breakfast 7.30 to 9 a.m. Dinner 12.00 to 1.80 p.m. , Supper 6.00 to 7.30 p.m, Dinner Parties and Banquets on arrangement, 3 p.m.--Choir and Orchestra lead in | £, sor 1002008000008 9080809080008 BOY SCOUT |Paper Salvage Collection SATURDAY, APRIL 26th Please have paper in front of house by 9 am. Tie bundles securely. Help the paper shortage by saving Waste Paper. COME-where When _. THURSDAY, APRIL 17 © at8 pm. Mrs, L. Simpkin, Missionary on furlough from French Equatorial Africa, will ive an illustrated address on her work in that-country. -YOU- ARE- WELCOME: Ee Port Perr WOMAN'S AUXILIARY HOLD > EASTER TEA The. Woman's Auxiliary 'of the Church of the 'Ascension held an Easter Tea on the afternoon;of Wed- was beautifully decorated with Easter flowers. the President, Mrs, G. A. Woods, Mrs. A. Brown poured téa. on April 7th, ing was spent; playing carpet ball and bridge. nesday, April 9th. The Parish Hall}. Guests were welcomed by | B™ A nice sum was | realized for the funds of the Society. |g The Men's Club of the Church of | & the Ascension held a Ladies' Night" |8 A very enjoyable even- | § After which, the men served : refreshments, 3, IN MEMORIAM EDD--In nes Medd, whe of our r father, Jame who passed Sr] April 19th, 1948. You're not forgotten, father dear, Nor ever shall you be; As Wine as life and memory Tast A all remember thee. : Byer remembered by Myrtle and Earl, \ PRENTICE'S BEAUTY SALON , OLD SAYING EXTENDED The old saying about a fool and his "All "Types of Hair Styling money still holds good, but 'millions of © and Pormanents that they and their soon at they a eir money are Phone wm parted nowadays, ; Lakeview Theatre, Port Perry, Ont, Two Bhows Nightly--7 and 9. Baturday Matines at a8 THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 17-18-19 ' ROY ROGERS with TRIGGER In his Sensational Outdoor Hit. "DONT FENCE ME IN" COMEDY and SPECIAL SHORT FEATURE MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21-22-28 ~ ALLAN JONES and MARY MARTIN, } In the! Glorious Musical Drama, THE GREAT | VICTOR HERBERT I COMEDY, RTC. ane TERED DO ONO IPO Baptist Church| intelligent people are also learning ; TELEPHONE No. 16 ET] V1 i (I - T4410 = NEW AUTO CARRIERS: A new Canadian Pacific automobile car + designed for speedier handling of the new models now rolling off as- sembly lines was inspected (March 24) at Place Viger freight yards. by W. M. Neal, the chairman and president of the C.P.R., accompanied by W. F. Tully, general superintendent of the Quebec .distgict. (at -.. ~"""right). Larger than former cars of this type, with extra loading doors, -620 of these cars are being added to Canadian Pacific rolling stock 'this year with 204 received up to yesterday on a 26-a-day de- livery schedule. In the car an be seen the loading arrangements which placed one auto above the other to make the best possible 1 usge of space. Ey GEN \ _ BRUTON'S DRUGSTORE BABY ¥ooDs BABY NEEDS Johnson's {Taleum 28¢. and 65¢c. Johnson's Baby Oil ....60¢c., $1.10 Mennen's Baby 0il 60, $1.20 Rigo Nursers ...........10e Rigo Improved Nipples". ,;..10¢. Pyrex Nursing Bortien 7288 _ Castoria iii . Pablam BMA ire rise nisin 980 Dextri-Maltose ..cmcinss i Allenbary's Batley Flour :...40c DOXIR cists sori isiirnrisrninns i 'Lactic Acid Milk drivin «$100 gp Nuwim COCR Vries ners arene 49. « EE ----_---------------------------------- Se |