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GREER, K.C. in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning and Friday afternoon of each week, or by appointment, Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 25 reer aa ------ er ------ --t ------ | EEE EE EE EE | Port Perry Electric ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WASHING MACHINES RADIOS RANGES FAIRBANKS-MORSE WATER PUMP SYSTEMS PHONE 177, PORT PERRY, _ 1st door north of Hotel 4 BE BU BENBOW TETHER (. FLOWERS for EASTER lS feb fe ---- Prospect May all t And Be yo! springtime's beauty its joy and chéer, s in great abundance : saster Day draws near! We were all pleased to see and hear Mr. James Young, of Oshawa, who occupied the pulpit on Sunday, deliver- ing a fine message on "Palm Sunday." Come out to church next Sunday at 2.30. , Mr, Syer will be back again to preach, Special Easter music is be- ing planned ! Thursday night's temperature proved ideal for the merry folk who attended. the euchre held in Prospect school. The_card-minded group en- EASTER LILIES, HYDRANGEAS in pot plants. STOCKS, SNAPDRAGONS, TULIPS and DOFFODILS. Please order carly as 'stock is limited in some lines, Flowers for all eceasions. On special orders please allow two days for Surge Milkers MERRILL ROSS Authorized Surge Sales and Service. MYRTLE STATION Phone 38 r 1-4, Brooklin better service. Flowers telegraphed anywhere, Prince Albert Greenhouse PHONE 174 ring 1-1 J CRW tes Full E ALSO OUTSIDE PAINTING and DECORATING SPECIALIZING IN INTERIOR WORK: PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, GRAINING GYPTEX WORK. ALL WORK STRICTLY GUARANTEED. 21 years experience in Toronto. quipment. M. St. Clair and Son EPSOM (North West of School) Estimates given. PAINTING DONE, wey Woe MIRACLE WALL FINISH miracle wall finish Tight over wallpaper 7 @ PASTE FORM : PER IMP. GAL. : CONCENTRATED ALL THESE ADVANTAGES 1. Covers all surfaces ~ wallpaper, paints ed walls, plywood, brick Interiors, sic. 2. One coat really covers. 3. Dries in one hour. 4, One Imperial gallon does large room. 5. No "painty" odour. 6. A durable, washable surface. 7. A pleasure to put on. [ho IT ON WITH THE NEW Kem-Tone ROLLER - KOATER Carnegie Hardware PHONE 61 Skinny men, women gain, 10,15 bs. a, Ea - a PORT PERRY INSURANCE Whatever your insurance needs may be, consult = H. W. EMMERSON Phone 41 Port Perry ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Phone 261 Port Perry RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS, K.C. 6 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Phone 814 mn attendance at "y Port Perry Office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon of each week, of by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry. Phone 94 Leonard's Cleaners WHITBY, ONT. Let us take'care of your cleaning problems. 5 Over 3b years experience at your disposal. We will be pleased to call at your door any Tuesday or Satur- day. np : Four Day Delivery Service. PHONE 325 PORT PERRY. TERMINAL GRILL LLLII LL LL LEED] * * PIANO TUNING ' V. P. STOUFFER Pidno Actions Repaired and Regulated + Phone 80 Port Perry. OHO ELECTROLUX . CLEANER and AIR PURIFIER "The perfect solution-to your House- hold Cleaning Problems" LECTRA LIQUID WAX and ~ MOTH CRYSTALS for sale For Sales and service contact ; Oscar V. Brown Authorized Dealer R.R.2, Port Perry IO -{ April: 6th. / speaker, and her interesting talk on: Phone 265 r 1-2 Joyed their usual session. After the {score cards were called, the high lady count was gained by Mrs. E. Holtby, who received half a dozen custard cups. Miss Wilma Cochrane (filling in as a man) received lotions for high count. During intermission Mr, Les Smith introduced detailed outlines re- garding "Ontario County Co-Operative Medical Service". As a result many questions were keenly discussed. At the conclusion a liberal lunch was served plus many cups of tea per per- son. Majority vote showed a desire for one more euchie in two weeks. Last Friday night Cedar Creek school again welcomed many euchre spirited folk who assembled for cards and sociability combined. Near mid- night Messrs. J, Greenwood and J. Wilson drew the tallies for the prizes. High score for lady was awarded to Mrs. Wm. Blain who received a vase. Mr. L. Devitt was holder of men's high count and he is richer by a linen hand- kerchief. Mrs. L. Beacock and Mr. R. Blain won consolations of ice box con- tainer and tie clip. The evening being of a chilly nature the hot. cups of coffee and unrationed lunch proved "just the berries." A surplus of cake was then auctioned; this contribution was added-to the evening's proceeds. Don't forget the W. A. next Wed- | nesday afternoon at the school. Roll teall: reading an Easter card verse. Recent visitors at home of Mr, and G. Cochrane included Toronto rela- tives, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs, Hodgson, and Mr. and Mrs. Crozier and Carol, of Scugog. : Week-end and Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Holtby were Mr. and Mrs. M, McLean, Judy and Teddy, of Oshawa, Mr. Sid Bailey, Brooklin, and his. girl-friend, Miss Ellen Kubis, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. John Payne, of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. E, Beacock, Nestleton, with Mr. and Mrs. boys on_Sunday. EPSOM Miss N, Merrill, of Toronto, spent the week-end with her mother, * The Epsom W. A. were entertained in Uxbridge, on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Geo. Shell was guest Missionary work in Peru, was enjoyed by all present. and Donna, of Bowmanville, with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Rogers on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Martin, of Maple Grove, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Al. Christie on Sunday. Mr. St. Clair and son were in To- ronto on Friday on business. Mr. Wideman has sold his farm to a Dutch family, and will be léaving Epsom soon. Mr. and Mrs. Wideman and boys, also Wm, Lee and Mr. Lee, Sr., will be missed in the community; r-- P--- but we wish them success and happi- ness in their sew home, Miss Lena Rynard spent the week- Mr. King, our pastor, has completed his year at the University, and will be living in the parsonage for the sum- mer months, Keep in mind the Easter service in Epsom United Church on Friday, April 16th at 11 a.m, bp a ------ end at home with her parents, ob NOT EXACTLY LONELY A woman wrote to a lonely heart ¢ditor from a very rural spot as fol- lows: "My sister and I aren't exactly lonely out here. We have got each other to speak to, but we need another woman to talk about." safety. The Custom THE NEW "FLUID-DRIVE' CUSTOM DODGE Hailed as "the finest in 35 years", the new Custom Dodge features longer wheelbase, wider seats, more head and le increasing the overall dimensions of the car, shields and chair-high seats provide better visibility for greater { odge is claimed to be the lowest-priced car with Fluid Drive, Shown above is the Custom Dodge 4-door sedan. The Custom Dodge also offers a club coupe, room -- all without igher, wider wind- 1 i Keith ; L. Beacock and. at the home of Mrs, Drew McCulloch, |. Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Rogers, Larry' Whitby 336 EGGS, FOWL, BROILERS ~~ CHICKENS 'SPRING LAMBS, HOGS ~ VEAL CALVES THE PRODUCER'S BEST MARKET IS Pickering Farms Limited WHITBY, ONTARIO Night or Day MARY GYNN, the Winnipeg soprano who is heard with Jimmy Gowler and his orchestra on Prairie Schooner every Friday night at 11 o'clock on Ontario and Quebec stations of CBC Trans-Canada. Her specialty is Scot- tish folk-songs which seems only natural when you consider her maiden name, Campbell. Born at Kingston, Ontario,she moved to Winnipeg as a child and began her radio career there during the war years. In those days she was known as Mary Campbell and appeared on CBC networks with Win- nipeg orchestras conducted by Geof- frey Waddington and Roy Locksley. HAZARD TO HUMAN LIFE IS FOUND IN GROWING USE OF INSECTICIDES (Excerpt from article in Saturday Night by John J. O'Neill) ® A boy once threw a stone through a hornets' nest, and with that same shot knocked every apple off the trees throughout the township the following season, The dispossessed hornets dis- turbed other insects, which in turn dis- turbed others in a series of unfavor- able events, and as a result the fruit- tree blossoms over a wide area were not fertilized and the trees bore no fruit, This was a favorite story of the former state epidemiologist, Dr. Frank Overton, to illustrate the fact that apparently slight disturbances of the equilibrium 'that exists in nature can lead to widespread disastrous results. On the eastern end of Long Island, Alfred Brown, a public lands warden, is. leading a fight of several hundred residents, organized in conservation clubs, against the disappearance of fishrand game in that area, which they charge is caused by highly poisonous |- insecticides used by farmers, One of their complaints is the re- duced yield -of fruit 'in orchards be- cause the bees which fertilize the blas- soms have been killed by the poisons used to rid farms of harmful insects. The next step in such a series of de- velopments would be to have the farm crops disappear through' failure of pollenization, leaving no crops to pro- tect against insects, thus completing a vicious circle. } Penetrate Fruit. (At In recent years several trementous- Re tH HATE BIER i132 12120000 2022200) TERMINAL GRILL AT THE BUS STOP Lal aa HOT DOGS HAMBURGERS PIE, CAKE, DATE SQUARES, BUTTER TARTS, 'DELICIOUS: ' SANDWICHES : Drop in where it is clean and friendly. We are here in Port Perry to Serve Yon. | 6 0 8 TRY US 7 Lakeview Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9. Saturday Matinee at 3 p.m. BIG EASTER SHOW--THURS. to SAT., APRIL 14-15-16 Peggy Cummings, Charles Coburn, Lloyd Nolan In the Heart Warming Horse Racing Drama % All in Magnificent Technicolor "THE GREEN GRASS OF WYOMING" COMEDY. if MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18-19-20 Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Claire Trevor iE and Edward G. Robinson In the Year's Most Exciting Screen Hit : "KEY LARGO" COMEDY Rr Mr MC a MC A POOP OP POOP OPPO OSOROPOP PA NPOPOPOPO BE RR a RR RR RR ORS RR ROR ERC RRR ORR RRR RIPON ~ PASS St ttt tttttt ttt at IRI II IIIS RT A "SHOP AT ARDLEY'S WITH CONFIDENCE' THE NEWEST AND SMARTEST IN THE LATEST : COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, GOWNS, and WEDDING COWNS ARDLEY FROCKS 491-3-5 DANFORTH AVE. near Logan, Phone GE. 1575 (1 TORONTO, ONT. : : = ot The People's Meat Market | '"Where You Get the Choicest in Meats" FRESH and CURED MEATS of ALL KINDS 'W. E. MacGREGOR, BUTCHER | Phone 72w, PORT PERRY ot tS SH ERR RI RORY SR ER OO CN OSOMOOMC Rela OSOSOSSESSSESSSS SSO SSIS SS SE ES RS ote ot Don't Forget Your Easter Candy Fresh Tandy just in, attractively boxed for Easter, 1 lb. ang'? Ib. boxes. Some Easter Novelties left Saturday Special ""COCOANUT MACAROONS" \ SASS aCe La AAO Sa a EE EE SE ES RR RR RR ROR OO OOS BOR OS OS SOROS: BOSSES BDH BOSH ly powerful types of insect poisons have been developel. They are very successful in killing pest insects, but they are so powerful that it is diffi- cult to limit their effects to the in- sects for the eradication of which they are used. Some of them, penetrate into 'fruit, where they cannot be washed off, and constitute a hazard to human life, Not only are the insecticides used several Federal departments to learn the balancing benefits and dangers in- a volved in use of the various insecti- Eo) cides and particularly their effect on human and animal life. Dr. Arnold J. Lehman, of the Food 4 and Drug Administration, Washington Sl recently reviewed at the New York - Academy of Medicine the effects ob- served on experimental animals given by individual farmers throughout the country, but a recent report shows that more than 2000 communitids un- dertook insect eradication campaigns covering wide areas during the last war, Soo 3 Investigations aré undér way in various amounts of the insect poisons. The fatal effect of large doses on the animals will give clues to the nature if illnesses caused by lesser amounts which human beings may take un- knowingly in contaminated water or foods, or by contact. __hew, 10 profect it agolnst the weather. You'll be mighty proud of the finished job . . , pleused with the ' "economy, fool Drop in and see vs, -~ Port Perry We have the Marfin-Seneur finishes you need to mcke your home look bright and HARDWARE - HEATING - PLUMBING Phone 55