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"5% AR RRA NATHAN A Rah 3 5 SADR RNR SANE RIE or pe et PANN YR DIR WR LOCAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Jeffrey are leav- ing today on a motor trip through the United States, Eastern Ontario and Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Boyd and fam- ily, of Ottawa, were visiting with Mrs. S. Farmer, this past week. Mrs. R. B. Smallman and daughter, (Mrs, VanNest) are on a trip to Win- nipég, to visit Dr. and Mrs. B, Small- man and family. Messrs. Gordon and Edward Cran- dell and their wives, of Scobey, Mon- tana, were in town this week renewing old acquaintances. They are sons. of the late M. L. Crandell, and this is their first visit to Port Ferry in many years. Miss Cecile Rainville, of Ottawa, is visiting with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Hayes, for the next two weeks. Mrs. Geo. Palmer, Worthy Matron of Blue Ray Chapter, Mrs. Charles Reesor and son Danny attended the afternoon tea of Durham Chapter, Bowmanville, on Thursday afternoon last, which was held on the spacious lawns of the home of Mrs. J. Marr, who is the Worthy Matron of that Chapter. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Haskell and Mrs. E. N. Webster, of Wheaton, Ill, are spending their 'holidays. with Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Kellett. MUSIC EXAMS AT PORT PERRY The following is a list of sucessful candidates in examinations held re- cently by the Royal Conservatory of Music at Port Perry. Names are ar- ranged in order of merit. PIANO-- } Grade IX--Pass, Jean Marie Samells, Grade VII--Pass, Isabel Jean Nesbitt, Grade V--First Class Honours, Donna Gertrude Samells. Honours, Evelyn Frances Gibson; Melveen Joy Fisher; " F. Alan Reesor. Pass, Jessie Mc- Arthur, Grade V--Honours, Norma Levinson; Shirley Hamilton, Pass, Irene Emer~] son; Wilma 'Owen; Betty McArthur. Grade IV--Honours, Joan Venning; Caroline Kathrine Naples. Pass, Betty Moore; Ronald Wanamaker. Grade III--First Class Honours-- Gloria Hastings. Honours--Joyce A. Dowson; Irene Margaret Heyes (equal); Eleanor Jeanette Hutchin- son Anita Belyea; Catherine Bailey, Pass--Marilyn Jackson. Grade II -- First Class Honours-- Mary Stevens. Honours--Jamie L. Hunter. : GARDEN TEA The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's Presbterian Church, Pickering, are holding a Garden Tea at The Hermi- tage, the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ruddy, Pickering, on September 10th, 1949, from 3.30 to 6.30 p.m. The proceeds will be for the Build- ing Fund of their new Church which is now under construction. A musical Program has been ar- ranged. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Jean Mary, to Harlan Bruce Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Shaw, of Oshawa. The wedding will take place at the Church of the 'Ascen- sion, Port Perry, on Saturday, July 23rd, 1949, at three o'clock. THANKS A LOT I can't find the words: I wish I could To thank all my friends like I really should, For all the letters, cards, fruit and flowers That helped while away those long, long hours. Your kindness will ever remembered be So thank you again for thinking of me. (Signed) Violet Skerratt SACRED HEART, UXBRIDGE, GARDEN PARTY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6th, + Supper 5 to 8 pm. Bruce Gould's Orchestra, Games, Fun, Dancing. Come one, Come all. V8 CATSUP, 13 oz. bottle ...... WALKER'S SALTINES, 1 i CHATEAU CHEESE, Vb MITCHELL'S APPLE JUICE, RED SEAL SALMON, Cohoe, PREM. or KAM (cocoon QUALITY CROCERIES NATURE'S BEST CHOICE PEAS, 20 oz. . rere FOF 256. STOKELEY'S TOMATO JUI E, 20 oz. ..... FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES WE DELIVER PHONE 01 FOR SERVICE > 2p AR VE HAL . JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John ¥ wit ei Sunday, July 3 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship. Subject--* The Person Jesus Christ" Wednesday, July 6th-- Sunday School Picnic. Parents and Children are asked to meet at the Church at 2 pom. A bus has been chartered te take the children and parents to Stephenson's Point. Bring baskets. Sunday, July 10th-- ' During July and August the con- gregations of the Unitd Church and Presbyterian Church will unite for Divine Worship. During July ser- vice will be held in the Presbyterian Church and during August service will be held in the United Church. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rector--Rev. John T. Coneybeare, B.A., L.Th, Third Sunday after Trinity-- "11 a.m.--Holy Communion, Dedication of Hutcheson Memorial Window. ST. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, July 3rd-- 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. W. C. Smith, Minister Mrs, V. P, Stouffer, Organist. Mr. Gordon Reesor, Choirleader 10 a.m.--S. S. and Primary Class. Il a.m.--"On Being Canadian" Canada, greatest land of promise with Newfoundland. Evening service withdrawn until Sept. Sundays, July 10, 17, 24, 31, .Union servies with St. John's congrega- tion in St. John's Church. Rev. John Riddell, Minister. PRINCE ALBERT CHURCH "Mrs. A. Harper, organist 11 a.m.--S. S. and Bible Class. 8 p.m.--Dominion Day service, IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Rev. V. McGivney, Priest. ] Prayer Lifts If Desire is Sincere" Lord make me an instrument of Thy Peace. Where there is .hatred, let me sow love. Where there is in- jury; pardon. Where there is doubt; faith, Where there is despair; hope. Where there is darkness; light. Where "Ithere is sadness; joy. O Divine Master, | grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled, as to console; to be understood; to be loved; for it is in 'giving that we receive, it is in par- doning, that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to Eternal Life. AEE ENENNNENENNNENNEED SHORT RE-UNION, 1949 The 22nd annual Short Re-union was held on June 11th at Lakeview Park, Oshawa, Eighty-six descen- ants of Richard Short and Ann Hey- wood gathered to spend a pleasant day renewing old acquaintances and par- ticipating in the program of sports and entertainment. After enjoying a hearty dinner, a good ball game was enjoyed, and next came the races for both young and older folk, for which prizes were given, At six o'clock a fine supper was served after which the business part of 'the re-union was conducted. The Presidient, Milton Stone, called on the Secretary, Heywood Short, to read the minutes of the previous year, and it was unanimously voted to hold the re-union at the same place and time next year. - Officers elected -- President, Wm. Tremeer; Sec.-Treas.,, Violet Cope- land; sports. com., Charles and Bar- bara Short, Clifford and 'Ruby Short, Myrtie Stone, Levenia Shane, Thomas Harding and Albert Short to bring in a slate of officers for next year, cagion and we look forward with next year. rad 'for 19c. 20 OZi vvvirenrers nba 106. ; Ya 8 Dass 3 90 THE CHURCHES] "| pleasing description of the different '| the It was a happy and memorable oe- | pleasure to another family gathering |. {EARNS RRN hy 0 BLUE RAY CHAPTER CLOSE FOR SUMMER MONTHS The regular meeting of Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, was held on Thurs- day evening, June 23rd. All officers held their respective positions with the exception -of two. Mrs. Barthau and Mr. Thos. Palmer very cabably substituted for these members. that our Associate Patron, Mr.-L,-D, Colbear was getting along nicely, but we regret his absence from our clos- ing meeting, We were Very pleased to welcome Whitby Chapter and have them as our guests. This Chapter was only in- stituted recently and some of our members had the pleasure of attend- ing this affair, Among our distinguished guests were the Grand Associatd Conductress Mrs. Mabel MacKereth, of Toronto; Mrs. Chiderly, D.D.G.M., (No. 6) and Mrs, Adams, member of F. N. H, B,, from Hamilton; Mrs. Bain, P.W.M, of Harmony Chapter and Mrs. Margaret Hood, P.W.M, of Mystic Star Chapter of Toronto. . Our guest Saker ies. Mabel Mac- Kareth in her address gave a very procedures carried out in the Eastern Star Chapter that she visited on her tour abroad. Her remarks were well received, and it was gratifylng to hear commendations made regarding our Worthy Patron, Mr, Geo. Palmer, in the way in which he exemplified his work. Short speeches were given by Patron Mr. Goose, of Whitby, Mrs. O. Hood, Mystic Chapter, Toronto. During the evening two candidates received their degrées and we were, indeed, pleased to welcome them into our Chapter. id At the close of the meeting a very dainty lunch was served by the Com- mittee in charge, under the convener- ship of Miss Mildred Palmer, and a pleasant social hour was spent. , : BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs, R. Kendall, Port Perry are happy to announce the birth of their son, Trevor William, on June 28, at Oshawa General Hospital. Mother and son doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carnegie (nee Marie Armstrong) are happy to an- nounce the birth of thir daughter, at at Port Perry, on Thursday, June 28. Carol Lynn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Keith Crozier, Scugog Island, is happy to announce the arrival of .her little sister, Nancy June, on June 21, 1949. Mother and daughter are fine. *The Biggest DANCE News of '49 Lawrence' § Drug Store News - (You Can Save With Safety at Your Rexall Store) Special Holiday FRIDAY NIGHT BATHING CAPS PPP PIPPI Pre eI reer ee tere eens LARGE WATER BALLS GLENDALE PAVILION Gra | AvgmmeG som MUSSELMAN'S LAKE (south shore) newest styles and colors | NOXZEMA SUNTAN LOTION Canada's newest & third largest Ballroom 5%, 69c., 7bec., 9c. SNOWTAN 8 pig nnn 896, PAUL FIRMAN and HIS ORCHESTRA Every SATURDAY Night ° BLACK or WHITE SHOWER CAPS 29¢. NEW COOLTAN LOTION 29¢., 79. COLGATE'S SUNBRELLA 49c., 75¢. ITALIAN BALM, .......35¢,. "50c., 85¢c. We were pleased to learn | Ladies 50c. Gentlemen 75c. KEEP PLUGGING FOR THE COMMUNITY CENTRE vooeresrrrees NOW! You Can Order KIST GINGER ALE | BY THE CASE from Your F avourite Dealer! wan Tent Phone 32. VIR 0 LH I LEB ARABSALSAASARAARSSAANLS Terminal Grill COME IN AND TRY A T-BONE STEAK or PORK CHOP DINNER 3 DECKER HAMBURGER PORT PERRY KIST BEVERAGES Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mark (nee Ruth [f HOT DOGS - DELICIOUS 3 DECKER SANDWICH _ DONLANDS Ice Cream \ NOVEL ICE LAKESIDE BEACH PAVILION GEO. FREEMAN, Prop. - OPENING DANCE SATURDAY, JULY 2nd. DANCE at 8.30 p.m. : x YOUR BEST Market for Take home a Delicious Hamburger, or a Milk Shake, made with Donlands Ice Cream--it's a real treat. Music by ALEX. WILLIAMSON and "HIS ORCHESTRA Storry) wish to announce the birth of ' EGGS a son, Lonny Wayne, at Oshawa Gen- ADMISSION 50c. per person HOGS eral Hospital, on June 16. © Mother : . : and baby doing well. ; A : ; CALVES LAMBS Live Poultry Pickering Farms wa a é Limited Ph. 336, day or night Whitby, Ontarjo z VO A 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 to consider your next repair job. We do custom building, too. 216 Mary 8t, E, WHITBY - A. M. LAWRENCE Rexall Store Gerrow's Bread is made for the People who want the best. | thi Lakes a dpecialty PORT Gerrow Bros. Bakery the Fragrance of Sun The cleanin reonal and FE ons deserves personal supe Thermo WHacoilard ules Tome YEAR rantee Evert $169.50 and up. Terms. Robertson Electric PORT PERRY Phone 179W veal ze! Pf PAE verit d The People's Meat Market STREAMLNIED POWER FOR cer. Just over the St. Lawrence River on its way from Montreal to Newport, Vt, is diesel engine 4000, first of 28 BP of two, silts, eack wuppiping: 160 diesel units ordered by the Canadian Pacific for their main line operation from Montreal' to Wells River, Vt. The locomotive shown above is made Horsebower and is" capable of hating : loads of more than' 2,200 tons in the heavy grades on the CPR. lines through the Green Mountains of Ver- mont. The units above are geared for freight service, but loco- motives will be ready in the fall to , complete diegelization' of the 171.mile i pied wad . 'Where You Get the Cholcest in Meats" FRESH and CURED MEATS of ALL KINDS W. E. MacGregor and Son : Phone 72w, PORT PERRY