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ry Fy Rae A Yate Mr, Leonard Colbear, who has been ill the last week, has gone to Sunny- brook Hospital, in Toronto, for some treatments. We wish him a speedy recovery. Congratulations to Jean Williams, Ireida McCullough, Beverley Michell, Marion Kight, Bernice Dowson, Joyce Lowson, Anita King, Kay Aldred, taul Peel, Jim Ryder, Murray Gibson, Gary Lawrence, Charlie Brignall, Alan Reesor and Ed. Drake, on receiving their High School . Entrance certifi- cates June 20th. Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Warren apd son Keith, of Wolfeville, N.S., were hn vi BR A DR BRA Sth te fb 8 5 % THE CHURCHES ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Riddell, Minister Sunday, June 26th. 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Morning service, Subject--*'The power of hatred" Saturday June 25th-- Strawberry Tea and Home Baking Sale in Sunday School Room, under "CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION auspices of Fireside Club, 3-6 pau. DECORATION SERVICE AT PINE GROVE CEMETERY WELL ATTENDED Even though the attendance at the annual memorial service at Grove Cemetery was not as large as jusual, some 500 people turned out to Iin honour of those who had passed on. | In spite of the hot, dry weather, there was a splendid showing of flowers [placed on the graves throughout the grounds. | Mr. R. D. Woon, secretary of the Board of Directors, acted as chairman in the absence of the President, Mr. Grant Christie, who was ill. The local minister, Rev. Mr. Riddell, Rev. Mr. Smith and Rev. Mr. Congybeare took Pine |} AH OAK RF a A TAL at a BASEBALL AT THE FAIR GROUNDS TO-NIGHT Beaverton Baseball Club, of the Tri- County League will play Port Perry to-night at 6.456 (Thursday).. These games are very interesting, and should wave your support. LONG ON QUALITY Oliver Wendel) Holes, the poet, was small of stature. Once when he attended a meeting he was found in a group of tall mep which made his diminutive size all the more con- spicuous, One of them somewhat waggishly remarked: "Well, Dr. Holmes, I think you must feel rather small among all these big fellows." HEAR "ARTHUR WILLIAMS, wp. in his last pre-election speech FRIDAY 9.30 P.M. CKDO . . . ' . 4 4 4 4 : 4 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 28rd, 1949 FERS iar nnncianen titties SAAR RR ARR RRR RR ania tanith r atari iitiii tris oliisianinsisninttnnsnins Lawrenee's Drug Store New , (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store) 4 ." BATHING CAPS i VICEROY and 8 SEIBERLING newest styles and colors 59¢., 69¢., 75c., 95ec. BLACK or WHITE SHOWER CAPS 29¢; LARGE WATER BALLS ........69¢. LADIES' BATHING SHOES (British made) .......c... een $1.25 NOXZEMA SUNTAN LOTION . 80¢. and 60c. "SNOWTAN® ...oovvsirnastorns ana 490: NEW COOLTAN LOTION 29¢., 79c. COLGATE'S SUNBRELLA 49¢,, 5c. ITALIAN BALM, .... «35¢,. G0c., 85¢. A \ : . Rector--Rev. John Coneybeare [part in the service, Mr, Coneybeare| Dr. Holmes answered: "I do. I feel : > es Pi 2 guests of Mr. and Mrs. N, P, Aldred. June 26th--2znd Sunday after Trinity giving the address. A choir of junior like a dime among a lot of pennies." - KEEP PLUGGING FOR THE COMMUNITY CENTRE id EH Mrs. Evelyn Christie and daughters| ,, , m.--Sunday School. Firls, under the Jeaderalip, of i F. hod) tat tail RB xe BON ) kie. Miss Muriel > y , ) . astings, rendered suitable music. Schoo eacher telling story): WwW : i Ha h oti enka on S08 le, Mise Muse i p.m.--Evensong and sermon, Iw see, rd the lanab had been : A. M. LA RENCE 5 RA Mur. ) -- obedient and not strayed, it 1 {SE ) . his A all of Malton, were week-efld guests|poRrT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH have been rf Ju Te Na not : PHONE 2%. % é PORT Lr of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wallace, Bige- P. Taylor, Pastor IN MEMORIAM Bright tot: "No, ma'am. It would 49 e Store PERRY low street. have been eaten by us," Sunday, June Rothe 10 a.m.--Bible School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship. 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. ALDERSON--In loving memory of a dear mother and wife, Ruby Jane Alderson, who passed away, June 18, 1944, When the Lord said "You have fin- ished, Come up higher", Mother dear. : i i : POO teeters nee anette tenisntsnsessntenssns sss ess etsnsettasseeertesssnsess Miss Alice Dodd is home spending her holidays with her mother and sister. YOUR BEST Market for Mrs. Wm. Real has returned home after spending a week with her son, F./0. Grant Real and his family at h bread, buns, cakes and pies made each day. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Aylmer. She was accompanied home Rev. W; C. pny Minister | op had Joos a ote in Semel by Mr. and Mrs. Real and the girls. 10 a.n.--S. S. and Primary Class. |By your love and kindness here. . i 11 a.m.--Builders in a constructive |We remember well our sorrow EGGS 1 LB. PACKAGES OF MARSH MALLOWS STRAWBERRY TEA AND sense. As we stood beside your bed; ; S ¥ 1 HOME-BAKING SALE Brethren of Fidelity Lodge, No. 428| Our deep and heartfelt Anguish, HOGS Saturday pecia 3 i" DAD 3 ) il. we ; en we saw that you were dead. : . Saturday, June 25th, 2.30. p.m. in A. EF, and A.M., will. worship at We miss your kind and willing hands, CALVES "CHOCOLATE DATE LAYERS" %, "the Sunday School Room of the Pres-| this service. Your fond and earnest care, 2 byterian Church, Auspices of Fire-| No evening service. Our home is dark with out you, LAMBS Wednesday, June 29th at 8 p.m. Meeting of the Official Board and Board of Stewards. ' Mother, We miss you everwhere. Ever remembered by-- Husband and Family. side Club, Proceeds in aid of the Port Perry Community Memorial Re- creation Fund, Live Poultry hone 32. +o 30, 0% oa, 0% 0% 00 0% 0% 0% 0% 50 ON FF 5 Gerrow Bros. Bakery PRINCE ALBERT UN. CHURCH Mrs. A. Harper, Organist. Il a.m.--Sunday School and Bible LO.D.E. STREET FAIR AT UXBRIDGE Pickering Farms OO | SRE COME und bring your friends to QUICK GET-AWAY [] [ i : Sy it - y g 0 - a the Susie Sorobji 1.O.D.E. Street Fair - Class. : Limited i : 3 A manufacturer sent his son and Dance in Uxbridge, WEDNES-| 8 p.m.--A Help Not Hindrance. onoh hi ; . i er d DAY, JUNE 29th. There will be a through his plant to improve efficiency min Xl cand find ways to increase safety of. (operation. After lengthy study, the son returned. "The plant is in pretty good shape," he declared. "My only suggestion is that you bank the curve Variety Show from 8 to 9 o'clock, followed by Bingo, Games, Refresh- ments, and Dancing to Bruce Gould's Music. Proceeds from lucky draw in aid Uxbridge Cottage Hospital.. Ph. 336, day or night - Whitby, Ontario IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Rev. V. McGivney, Priest. ' COME IN AND TRY A T-BONE STEAK PORT PERRY KIST BEVERAGES 1991-30 25 doled Job sTol= june2s GOD EQUAL, EXTRA or - near the time clock." ALMIGHTY ; People view God as having a job to or PORK CHOP fo} Sun RECEPTION AND TEA do for us, Purely his role is to be . at our service, on call as it were. God does not need us. God is self-sufiicient, We are the servants. God became Man to bring help to make us true servants. We lose sight of the Divine Person in Jesus Christ. The sense of sin or right and wrong in our lives has been lost. If there is no right or wrong, no reward or punishment, life mg no purpose. We need God, nov God™ The work of the Priesthood is to unite souls to God. The world to separate them. 'DINNER 3 DECKER HAMBURGER HOT DOGS DELICIOUS 3 DECKER SANDWICH | DONLANDS Ice Cream NOVEL ICE Take home 'a Delicious Hamburger, or a Milk Shake, made with Donlands Ice Cream--it's a real treat. Mrs. R.A. Peel held a reception at her home on Tuesday evening, June 14th, in honour of her mother, -Mrg. J. H. Sanderson, who has recently moved to Port Perry. At the same time, Mrs, Peel entertained at a trousseau tea for her daughter, Helen M. Peel, whose marriage to Mr. Austin | Charles Aubrey Bathie, took pldce on Saturday, June 18th. The beautiful arranged tea table was presided over by Mrs Jos. Peel. Other assistants were Mrs, L. Tim- leck, of Toronto; Mrs. VW. H, Peel, Mrs. I. R. Bentley, Mrs. W. E. Mac- Gregor, Mrs. A. W. Brock, Mrs, H. .- Fitchett, Mrs, L. Virtue, Mrs. C. Ba- dour, Mrs. D. Ballard, Miss Miriam Peel, and Mrs. O. S. Beare. UNITY 0U 0 boot! The cleaning of your ersonal and precious ° : ens deserves your personal supexvision County Council COUNTY EQUALIZED ASSESS- MENT UP Dr PIANO PURCHASED The Public Library has: purchased a piano for their Community Room as the old square piano was taking up too much room. This seems a wise move on part of the Board. We hopa cigarette smokers refrain from laying their lighted cigarettes on it and leaving them to burn a grove on its polished surface as we have seen done on many pianos in public places. (Continued from page 1) ---- //SANITONE DRY CLEANING FORME... CLOTHES. ~_COME BACK \ 8Por- Afternoon session The afternoon session started off quietly with the passing of a motion that the Province be asked to accept part of the county road passing thrqugh Cannington as an Improve- ment Road, but warmed up while the | Committee of Assessment and Equal- ization presented' their report. Reeve T. H. Harding, of Reach, was extremely critical of the report of the special committee and of County Assessor Ralph Wilson. He received little support from other members of the council and his motion to reduce the amount of the qualified tax for Reach was defeated. The only other member to support his motion was his deputy, H. O. Dobson, The report adopted by the Council revealed considerable growth in the county since last year, with an in- crease of $729,310 in the equalized :| assessment. This was obtained in increased valuation-of land through sub-dividing, but the greater part came from new and improved build- ings. | The new schedule of equalization also teveals that the county and some townships have elastic boundaries, The county acreage showed an in- crease of nearly 10,000 acres over 1948 figures, and half of the munici- palities had more or less acreage than they had in 1948, s Thermo sliaiyd EVCTC Whos Tosnpporali ze/ ANNIVERSARY AT MANCHESTER . Manchester Sunday School Anni- versary services will be held on Sun- day, June 26th at 2.30- and 7.30 p.m. Mr. King of Epsom will be the guest speaker in the afternoon with music by the Sunday School children. At] 7.30 Mr. Hugh Rose will preach and Raglan choir will sing. Good congre- gations are hoped for, . ----- a ---- Make your ballot count ° for a strong, united Canada under the : : leadership of Rt. Hon. Louis St. Laurent : : , A COMPLETE LAUNDRY ER VOTE FOR GREATER SECURITY for you and your family . COMING -- Watch this paper for further notice regarding the Scout Mothers' sale of home Cooking on Saturday, July 2nd. BIRTH HILLIER-- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hillier, (nee Marilyn Griffen) are happy to announce the birth of a son, Raymond Edward, at St. Joseph's hospital, Toronto, June 17, 1949, SERVICE FOR EACH + | + FAMILY NEED. Our driver serves you promptly. Phone 36--Palmer's Grocery Port Perry INDIVIDUAL SECURITY -- Employment, trade, income are all at new high levels, Taxes have been reduced. New factories, new developments of oil, mineraland other natural resources are creating more wealth, more jobs. . SOCIAL SECURITY -- The Liberals have put through all these social benefits: Old Age Pensions, Pensions for the Blind, Family ° Allowances, Hospital and Health Grants, Unemployment 4 Insurance, Floor Prices under farm products, The ne GbE Sa any more, |. : Liberal aim is nation-wide contributory old age pensions and contributory health insurance, Jud: "Yeh, I got jnsomnid--keep NATIONAL SECURITY -- The Atlantic Pact BEARE--At Oshawa General Hos- pital, on Thursday, June 23rd, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beare, a son. Mother and child doing well. VD DO Rousseau Upholstery ~~ Featuring a complete FURNITURE REPAIR and REFINISHING SERVICE On hand is a complete line of Materials to choose from. All Work Guaranteed, | Phone 483 and we will be glad DEATHS BARTON--ALt Lindsay, Ontaria, on Wednesday, June 15, 1949, Elizabeth Bradburn, beloved wife of the late William: Barton, in her 84th year. C0 J OOO wakin' up every few days." $169.50 and up, i ' against aggression and war has the complete support yo. to consider your next repair job. "Terms. : = QUALITY GROCERIES . * of all Liberals. Rt. Hon. Louis St. Laurent was We do custom building, too. om ss 3 wh H CERT... li sve orserr bor ieriirsimmuaiiani bottle 26e, a one of its first and strongest advocates, 916 Mary &t, E;, warrpy| Robertson Electric -* 8 CERTO CRYSTALS ........... enn 2 pkgs, for 25c, , Canada stands united and ready, in cooperation na He PORT PERRY Phone 179W on AK Me ye B ph fap 10 Yl oer domoeratic ations, o do hee pas |i The People's Meat " : BX ibis rss l, THe 200 'building peace and security, a [5 | : | rT prey . |""he People's Meat Market 12 MITCHELL'S APPLE JUICE, 20 0z. tin .......c...ococoon. 10. WELSH'S GRAPE JUICE, 32 0z. bottle ...........c..coce0vinnn, 456. "FRESHIE", All FIAVOUYS ..........ccoooivnnivinvivnensnisirerens DER BC. - STOKLEY'S TOMATO JUICE, 20 oz. tin ............2 for 19¢. : FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES WE DELIVER PHONE 91 FOR SERVICE SAFEGUARD YOUR SECURITY, . YOUR STAKE IN CANADA'S FUTURE £ "Where You Get the Choicest in Meats" FRESH and CURED MEATS of ALL KINDS » Ww. E. MacGregor and Son Jo 7 ~ Phone 72w, . PORT PERRY y