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LOCAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs, Charles Heayn, of Peterboro, spent the holiday week-end with "Mr, and Mrs. Roy Henders and other relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Grant Real and family, of Aylmer, were the guests of the former's mother, Mrs, W. Real, over the Easter holiday. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Hillier, of To- ronto, were in town for the week-end. Mr. Ronald Cliff, of Toronto, spent Easter with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. Cliff. Miss Jean McDermott, spent holiday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McDermott, Mr. and Mrs. Reneau, Toronto, were 5 Easter holiday guests at the home of : Mr. and Mrs. W. E. MacGregor. Mr. Mrs. Wm, family, Stephens and lady friend, of Brantford were with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stephens during the week-end. Mr. Geo. McMillan, of Toronto; was with his mother, Mrs. Agnes McMillan for the holiday week-end. and Stephens and Murs. Stanley Hope, of Toronto, was in town during the week-end with * friends and relatives. ~+ Mrs. Orma Hood, of Toronto, spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Milton But- son. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Grant Robertson and son, of Guelph, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. S. Robertson, i Pn c Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sheridan, of Toronto, spent the week-end and holi- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M., A. Gerrow. a wr, = ty Aa Te ANAL Es 4d Mr. and 'Mys. Sheridan, of Whitby, rt ware in town with Mr. and Mrs, C. C. 4 Jeffrey, for the holiday. AT Miss Parker, of Alma's Beauty 4 : Saloon is returning "to her home in i Nova Scotia, to visit her mother who ii is ill. : wh . : fl Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slemmon, and daughter Dawn, of Ottawa, spent the GC SA hy aster week-end with Mr, and Mrs, C. Jeffrey. Mr. John Farmer, of Weston, was with his; mother, Mrs. S. Farmer, on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. M. M. Boyd and fam- ily of Ottawa, are spending the Easter week with Mrs, S. Farmer. Mr. Boyd is attending the" O:E.A. convention in Toronto during the week: Mr. and Mrs. John Colvin .and fam- ily, of Toronto, were Sunday. visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Irving Boyd. Mrs. Howard Durkin attended the Provincial Convention of the 1.0.D.L. held in Hamilton last week. There is still time to make your en- tries for the Scout Mothers' Amateur The Easter Convention of the On- tario Educational Association was at- tended by the following teachers from Port Perry: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornish, Mrs, A, MacFarlane, Miss M. Metler and Miss L. Rowan. Ry + GIRL GUIDE NEWS A meeting of the Patrol leaders will be held on April 21st, at the home of Mrs, 15. Hutchinson. EE af ue -- - DIED MAHOOD=-Suddenly, at Newcastle, on Sunday, April 17th, 1949, Fanny * Mahood (formerly of Cartwright- Tp.) daughter of the late James and Sarah of Toronto; and Mr, Wilfred | Show no April 27th at the High School | half hour, Port Perry Busingss Association and ST. JOHN'S -PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Riddell, Minister. Sunday, April 24th-- 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m,.--Evening Worship Subject: "Our Bible" day, April 26th at 7.30 p.m. Mem- bers meet at the church, CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Minister: Rev. P. G. Powell, Newmarket. April 24th--1st Sunday after Easter. 11 a.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m.--Evensong and sermon. PORT ", P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, April 24th. 10 a.m,--Bible School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship, 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service, Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH . "Rev, Clifford Smith, Minister Mrs. V.P. Stouffer, A.T.C.M,, Organist Mr." Gordon Reesor, Choirleader. 10 am.--S.S. 1l.a.m--Frimary Class 11 a;:m--Rev, Egerton Young, Toronto. 7 p.m.--Topic---How to stop worrying "and start living. These rules have been tested and not found wanting, Services on Daylight Saving Time. ALBERT UNITED. CHURCH Mrs. A. Harper, Organist Mr. A. Fear, 'Choirleader. 2 p.m.-- Sunday School, Bible Class. 3 p.m.----Rev. Egerton Young PRINCE Services on Daylight Saving Time. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Rev. V. McGivney, Priest REAL PRESENCE Which are the words Christ said when He instituted the Eucharist? "This is my body--this my blood." St. Mater" XXNI. Did Christ give power to the piyests of His church to change bread and wine into His body and blood? Yes, when He said to His Apostles at His last supper. "Do this for a commemora- tion of me."-~Luke XXII-19. Com- memoration means, do what I did. Nearly every morning in the year 'in Catholic church the Catholic priest changes bread and wine into Christ's body and blood we believe, or ------------- Two out of three Canadian children who finish primary school do not go to high school, and more than half of those who enter high school do not finish, HERE EER EERE THE EVENING AUXILIARY The regular meeting of the Evening Auxiliary of the W.M.S. was held in the Sunday School room of the United Church on Wednesday evening, In the absence of the President,' Mrs. E. B. Cooke, who:has been ill; Mrs. Roy Cornish, took the chair. The meeting opened with hymn 108, after which Mrs. Cornish read a beautiful poem. After the business, Mrs, Hooey took charge of the devotional period, with Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Day taking part. The evening closed with a social . . a DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME In accordance to a request from the THE CHURCHES § Fireside Club Scavanger Hunt, Mon- PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH blessed .and the late Mr, . her daughter, Mahood, in her 88th yea. others, the Port Perry Council passed + =~. |a by-law bringing. Day-light Saving ANNOUNCEMENTS Time in to force at mid-night, Satur- day, April 23rd, and to continue until Saturday (mid-night) Sept. 24th, Mr. and 'Mrs. leonard Leahy an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Teresa Julianna, to Harvey Clayton Spence Hall, son of Mrs. Hall William Hall, The wedding fo take place Saturday, May 14th, at 10 o'clock in the Church of the!ness Men's Association Annual Ban- Immaculate Conception, Port Perry. rr EPO pT PORT PERRY BUSINESS MEN'S ANNUAL BANQUET ; 4th, at 6.830 p.m. in the Port Perry Mrs. N. S. Baird, of Port Peiry, United Church, Tickets may be pro- Ont., announces the -engagement of | cuted at Port Perry Star, W. H, Peel Anna Mehetabelle, to Hardware, Taylor's Restaurant, Beare Lyman Elmer Eadie, son of Mr, Mrs. C. E. Eadie, of Oshawa, and Merl Dowson's Grocery. BOY SCOUT * PAPER SALVAGE "tm The date for the Port Perry Busi- 5 quet has been set for Wednesday, May i and Motors, Reesor's Fuel and Lumber, |g ALY i 21 2! SES ALES, MR. CARL Seo ogtle stuste so to so state ote Sooo teste seats Sue stoi te se wee ees 0 te COMING TO PortPerry Baptist Church SUNDAY, APRIL 24th ry SEYMOUR © AND HIS GROUP FROM TORONTO Time~--7.00 p.m. ® All Welcome oe a a a A A EL A a a BA i 0 3 00 S32 SAR BA SIR ATA R000 080800e0R0R0R0R0 Farmer is Killed as Tractor Upsets Lyman Langmaid, 23, a 'third con- cedsion, Eadf Whitby twp. farmer, died he was He was pin- 10° minutes after. a tractor operating turned over. ned beneath the machine. Langmaid was working on the Glen -| Pew farm, owned by W. Jamieson, on the third concession west of Simcoe St. North, He was alone when the accident occurred. Mrs. F. J, Staples, a neighbour of Jamieson, said she saw the tractor overturn. "It rolled down into a 15- foot gulley at the northwest part of the farm," she said. Langmaid is survived by his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Langmaid, and a sister, Kathleen, 18. He had which he used on special plowing jobs on farms in the vicinity of Oshawa. He was pinned under the machine for half an hour until a Whitby tow truck could be summoned to pull it off him. The tractor weighed about a ton and a half, --Toronto Star. worked for years to buy a tractor]. "Six O'clock Town - Merchants in one Canadian town have learned how to damage it as a shopping centre. It seemed that two or three years ago, when customers were kind of anxious, these merchants decided they weren't going to stay open Saturday nights any longer, no- how. Farmers would just have to come to town in the daytime, whether or not they had to rush right back to milk and feed the stock and thereby miss the pleasant-evening hours meet- | ing folk from the other concessions. One merchant refused to go along with the others, He kept his store open, though business fell off, because people werent going to that town just to shop at one store, and not a very big store either. The same merchant owns two other stores, each in a town not far away as time is reckoned in these days of paved roads and- recent cars. And this merchant who, like all good merchants, has a keen ear for the music of the cash register at work, reports that his sales in the two Saturday-night towns ~~ NOW! You Can Order KIST GINGER ALE -BY THE CASE from Your Favourite Dealer! PORT PERRY KIST BEVERAGES Soda Fountain 'Delicateria 'Restaurant FULL COURSE MEALS -- LIGHT LUNCHES Cigarettes and Sundries Agency for Hunt's Lad, Chocolates and Candies We serve Hot Rolls with meals and make our own pies, Open Every Day of the Week. SPOPBOBORAD SPOONS OOOO OPORONOPORONTUN0 OBB AAO CPO RORONOR0NT Aylmer Tomatoes A Matches Peas, Standard Quality Beehive Syrup FF RATE Fh ah sow hie FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON | i vg li WE DELIVER-- PHONE 91 FOR SERVICE $ | went up nicely week by week and have 4 merchants. went' modern, 8 sales dropped way down. ¢ |stayed down. The town where of a $ | Saturday parking space used to be as '$ | scarce as a buggy, became as quiet as a Sunday in Bytown. # | mandger became a little less smiling. $3 | And the merchants among themselves # |began to wonder who the heck had the ef [idea in' the first place. $|other of the towns. 3 [Timothy Eaton had the ideal that $ | customers must come first in his mind 2 RR.2, Port Perry vom mcm PHONE 61 -On hand is a complete line of stayed up, while in the town where the Saturday And have Advertising fell off in the local newspaper. The Bank They' re all running old-fashioned stores again." Open on Saturday night to serve: country people who. want to buy on that night, But all is nog well yet, for some of the old customers have come to like shopping in one or And a shopping habit, like others, is often hard to break, ~~ One historian says that the late and he was always anxious to have the goods they wanted, at the price they could pay, and he was willing to serve them at any reasonable hour they wished to be served, excepting Sunday: but including, Saturday night. There's an allegedly modern idea, born in the mind of some mérchants, that the cus- tomer will be ready with cash in hand when the merchant gets good and ready to unlock the door. There are many others, of course, who recollect that, Mr, Eaton, with his idea that a merchant owed a duty to the public, was one of the most spectacularly suc- cessful merchants in this or any other country. --The Printed Word - EP A Fifty million cocoa trees on the African Gold Coast are said to be threatened with a virus disease that endangers the world's supply of cocoa. * * * hf ren's fares on height--under 2% feet, free; from 2% to 4 feet 3 inches, half- fare; taller than that, full fare, i. * * J The British Government has launch- ed a 'don't-lose-your-temper" drive because too nfany telephones were be- ing put out of order by people slam- ming receivers. * * x . A self-puncture-sealing auto tire that needs no inner tube, goal of the tire and auto industry for more than 50 years, has been introduced by the B. F. Goodrich Company. North China. railroads base child- Lawrence's Drug Store News (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store) sovvossssssnsesssd er ; WOODBURY'S SOAP, ...4 cakes 30c. NEW GILLETTE PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE ROCKET RAZOR 29¢, and 45¢. . § with 10 blades in dispenser ADRIENNE DEODORANT Et 5700 varia CREAM ...occoconinviininnns 39¢c. and 65¢. $2. § few waive $1.29 | ronvs ance Face . MAKE-UP ..... ie arnia wn $116 FITCH SHAMPOO and ~¥ITA RAY VITAMIN CREAM "FITCH CREME OIL 8 oz. $1.50 Fad LENTHERIC TWEED COLOGNE .76¢. value for ..... 49¢. 1. $1.15 and $1.65 $1.35 value for ..i....98¢." VASELENE HAIR TONIC, 55e., 95¢. oot . A. M. LAWRENCE PHONE 7726 Rexall Store PERRY a pen. 'Taylor's Restaurant Drop in and have one of our delicious Milkshakes FULL COURSE MEALS -- SODA FOUNTAIN We Now Have Our NEILSON'S EASTER CHOCOLATES Open Sunday Phone 96 : SES ANSE ARR AR SEF ARNIE ARF ARERR SAAR RAR ARTF ASRS A EY REE a TE EE ERTIES, A FRESH Baking Daily Bread, buns, pies, cakes and tarts. - vo RD ot oan Saturday Special Chocolate Date Layer Cake. & Spice Buns Phone 32. Gerrow Bros. Bakery The Honeydale Women's. Institute is holding a : DANCE in the YELLOW SCHOOL, on "FRIDAY, APRIL 22 "Admission alc. LUNGR PROVIDED DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST : Queen Street Phone 237 Port Perry OO 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 Phone 265 r 1-2 EDECORATES A LARGE (5 f75 ) 4 ROOM wae MIRACLE WALL FINISH Nie, "ee le ile > Ieee ey "JALOPY" WATER HEATERS MUST GO IE all the power aati by inefficient water heaters could be salvaged - there would be no need for power "cut-offs" of 'Water Heaters. GAVE POWER--SAVE MONEY Sooner or iter you are going to Have to do away with that old power waster you have in the cellar. Do it today and everybody will be happy, with plenty of hot water. The Hydro will appreciate your co-operation in saving power, and you will save money, ST y bi » Thermal construction of Inglis water heaters Aeeps water hot 2; times longer. Inglis Glasteel Water érs -- not just a "dolled up" galvanized : ; tank -- Inglis is permanent equipment, Inglis ten your kguarantee does not require any periodic inspection or revitalizing. You are set for life with Inglis. oi \ PRICED FROM $119.50 UP PORT PERRY ELECTRIC (Ist door north of hotel) Phone 177 ak iL Port Perry : Eat a Tr ed 2 Carnegie Hardware 'Rousseau Upholstery ~~ Featuring a complete -*- - FURNITURE REPAIR and REFINISHING SERVICE Ad Shoose rom. = PORT PERRY ; ALL SIZES NOW ON HAND Port Perry Coal (2) Ice Co. i "PHONE 289. Attention Housewives ' REFRIGERATION ded Singer representative will |: : gin A be in Port Perry and district each for prompt service on all makes, both household and commercial. APRIL 23rd SATURDAY _ MERLIN DOWSON nf We a pdm Sn 216 Mary 8t. E, wiITSY b. | THURSDAY. or information re- * |garding Sales and Service, write the SINGER SEWING MACHINE co, Oshawa, Ont. [Estimates given' on Installations. "Reg. Boundey