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np Es Ss Ed ANTON SANS 'PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1949 LOCAL ITEMS 'Mr, and Mrs. Ray McEwen and daughter, of Peterboro, were in town City. Ss. M. J. Fallis was guest of 'honor . 'at tea held at the home of Mrs. Mur- "ray. Williams, The 'tea was held to introduce Mrs. Fallis to her new neighbors. : t On Tuesday evening. of this week a surprise party was held at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Williams and children, Neighbors and friends 'had .gathiered for. a préséntation, was played until the guests of honor Brrived, then Frank- Godley gave a presentation speech. He said how sorry their neighbors were to see Mur. and Mrs. Williams go; that they had always been good neighbors and that they would be sadly missed. Seeing|} they were not going very far, they . would still be able to keep in contact with them. A -presentation of an electric tea kettle, and a, beautiful blue pottery centrepiece was given to Mr. and. Mrs. Williams, to Jeanie and "Johnnie two lamps were presented-- one being suitable for a girl and the other. for a boy. A stuffed toy was given to the baby. To Yvonne Sum- merhill, who lives with the family and who will be going with them, a set of lovely glass plates were presented. After the presentation a social hour was énjoyed and then a very tasty lunch was served. It is a little late in the season to be welcoming the new school teachers to town, but seeing that it had been over- looked; we 'bid them _welcome to Port Perry, and hope that they will enjoy their stay with us." Miss J. Fair, Miss "M. Barrett, and Miss D. Lawrence, all teachers at the High School. We also welcome Mr. and Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Foster's sister and brother, Miss Porter and Mr. Mr. Foster- is teaching at the High School. . Mrs. J. Robértson has, returned to Port Perry after' spending a few days in Toronto. Mrs. Bill Walker spent the week-end visiting friends in Toronto. - on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and CHURCH Mrs. Gordon Robertson. ! Rev, John Riddell, Minister Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goode vd re: nda, October 30then fF turned from their trip to New York Sunday, October 30th-- Euchre | > 11 a.m.--Morning Worship¢ Porter. | - THE CHURCHES Sunn EE ST. JOUN' S PRESBY TERIAN 10 a.m.--Sunday Seid) : iil 11 a.m--Anniversary Services, See announcement elsefylere, "u Tuesday, November "18t-- "Ay 3 pafi---Meeting of 'the Ladies' Aid at the home of Miss C. McKee. All members asked to be present ut this meeting. Sunday," Novémber '13th -- "Special Dedication Service = of. Stained Glass Windows recently installed «will be dedicated at this seryice. re ha "CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 1 Oct, 30--20th Sunday after Trinity . Il a.m,--Sunddy School, 7 pan resin Prayer. Port PERRY' BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor . Sunday, October 30th-- '10 a.m,--Bible School, 7" p.m.---Evangelistic Service. W ednesday, Prayer Meeting at 8 p.m. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH ~ «Rev. Clifford Smith, Minister. Mrs. Elsie Dobson, Organist and "Choir Leader. - Sunday, October 30th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School. I'l a.m.--Primary' Class hs 11 a.m.--The Eternal God over rules -evil 'with good. . Liberty is sub- stituted for slavery. Beautiful choral music, 7 p.m--The evening service is with- "drawn in deference to St. John's -Anniversary. PRINCE ALBERT UNITED : CHURCH ' Mrs.. A. Harper, Organist. 2 pm.-- S. S. and Bible Class. p.m.--Moses-- Father of the Prophets. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH . Rev. V. McGivney, Priest. - PRIESTS "spent the week-end at the residence of Mr..and Mrs. Colbear. © Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson, and daughter Diane, of - Brooklin, "were " Sunday afternoon callers at the home <of Mr. and Mrs. Charles heosor, and - ~Danny, ren Ee roe Ont. District Holds Senior Wardens . 5 go Night Tuesday evening was Senior "War- dens' Night at Cedar Lodge, A.F. A.M. Oshawa, and Wor. Bro. Roy Cornish, with a number of brethren from Fidelity Lodge here attended. There was a very large turnout from all over the. district and from many other points, over two hundred, as well as one could count. The Senior Wardens of Ontario, Dis-. trict filled the chairs vacated by the appointed officers and conferred the Entered Apprentice Degree on a _can- didate for initiation. Lane of, Fidelity took the * Warden's chair. - Rt. Wor. Bro. W. D. Connor, Grand | Senior Warden, was the guest of hon- | or and filled the Master's chair. / After the close of the meeting the members retired to the banquet hall where refreshments were served, fol- lowed by. a short program and the usual toasts. All report a very en- Joyable evening. Senior PORT. PERRY UNITED CHURCH "MISSION BAND The United Church Mission Band held a business meeting on Monday afternoon of this week. Although the attendance was not very large a splen- did meeting was held. It was with ve- gret that the president, Barbara Hunter, the secretary, Kent Gerrow, and the Slide Convener, Barbara Love, felt it unnecessary to fulfill their ob- ligations by completing their term of office. Owing to these circumstances it will be necessary to have an election of officers at the first meeting in November. The treasurer, Isabel Gibson took charge of the meeting and very cap- "ably 'carried out .the duties of the other officers... : Several. hymns were sung and the prayer was given by Karel Espie and . the Scripture reading by Kaye Hast- ings followed by a story given by Mrs. R. Boundey, pertaining to the Scripture lesson, YE It has been decided to hold.our reg- v ular meeting next Monday afternoon: when the program will be in the form of a Hallowe'en party. Children may come in costume, if desirable, and a prize will be given for the best cos- tume. Lunch is to be provided -by us all; and it was decided to stick.to! cookies, E] the mission Band with enthusiasm, MEET YOUR OLD FRIENDS AT ; PRINCE ALBERT y 2) An interesting "Pioneer Party" wil be held in Prince Albert School, Friday Evening, NOVEMBER 4th " '8 p.m,, under the auspices of the C.C.F. Club, An excellent program is|{! ~ . . being prepared. Costumes, if possible, i * Lunch served: Silver collection. 1] nov 3 Hi PIED all | SCOTT .-- From the home of her|} "daughter, Mrs. C. W. Clarke, Maripos« Township, on Friday, October 21st, Mr. and Mrs. M. Moase- spent Sun- day visiting their daughter Mrs. R. Foster at Greenbank. . Mrs. Bob Carnegie and son Bobby |: visited a few days with Mr. and Ms. Ralph Burley, in London. , Miss May. Sommers, of Toronto; | Bro." George | 'to any wishing to purchase CANADA candy, "apples or peanuts. Sol!' come on out youngsters and start off || INVISIBLE 'A Yihie teacher, a desirable sacri- fice; visible leader, visible cere- | nobies; visible praying together, vis- jible truths easily grasped, a visible priesthood; a visible church is essen- tial to man niade of body as well as soul, 'visible teacher, work without a visible boss, home without 'a_visible mother ] town without a visible mayor, an army without a visible leader, a religion without a visible priesthood to offer Jesus Christ to God for you and me. ~The Jewish re- ligion and the pagan religions had a ivisible priesthood. It is not natural 'to have no_visible priesthood. The Catholic church is a visible society with a visible priesthood. Priests share in the eternal priesthood of Jesus Christ the Perfect Priest. NE IE mm: iB EJ In iJ | farmer, a Hallowe'en Dance "at BROOKLIN TOWN HALL on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28th _______"Nponsored by BROOKLIN JUNIOR FARMERS RE | music by BARRETT'S ORCHESTRA $333333882823282828282838888288828282828828288888888 Prompt Personal Attention Offered SAVINGS BONDS, Series 4. R. J. HARPER, Phone 204, Port Perry, Authorized Salesman. 2 a --_--_------------ LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR ENTERTAINMENT, ADVERTISING and DANCE PROBLEMS. : KEN SPEARS = } Mobile and" Stationary Sound Service. Live tdlent avail. able for Dances, Stage Shows, Parties, Etec. Phone, Port Perry, 358 The Junior Badminton Club held an organization meeting on Wednesday evening, October 26. The following officers were chosen: President, Bar- bara - Woods; Sec.-Treasurer, Robert Storry;. games captain, Jack Griffen. ie club will meet on-"'Wednesday evenings in the High School Gym, at 8.30 p.m, -| Senior and Reserve Grand Champion Bull. ~|gram. 0, Chambers, Wilfred, showed the . Champion Female, Macbarr Countess | Calf; Imagine a school without a|- against assessments pertai _|Clerk's Office on Thursday, . November | i Manchester, on Monday, November 7, |against assessments. TAKE NOTICE that Cgurt of Re- nj Y OUR FAYOURITE BEVERAGE LYE Jim ALL FLAVOURS | AM AkH i resco scsend Local Holsteins at Regional Show Ontario County Holsteins took top honours<at the Eighth Annual East- Port Perry Restaurant Scotty s Fish Chips You should just wy. them once, yeesesoscssrns i] on 31,000 In and we bet youswill kéep ¥ coming for more. For the | best - We have it' + ¥ ) DE iret ttt tt ttt ttt tt atten etettonetetalseesttstsooittonsiondorttid Elmeroft Farms was Premier Ex- hibitor, having seven firsts including the Sr. and" Grand Champion Female, Junior Champion Female and Reserve They also had the first prize in the Senior and Junior Get-of-Sire classes, taking the former on produce | of Montvic Rag-Apple Triune and the latter on.the get of Montvic Mono- Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Lochinvar and the joint. entry of W. L. Evans & Son, Uxbridge and H. W. Ormiston, Brooklin, Ormsdale Twi- light, was _named Junior Champion after heading the Senior Yearling Bull Class. Other prize winners were: ~ Smith | Bros, Port Perry, 3rd Senior Get, Tt Senior Bull Calf and 8th - Senio Heifer "Calf; Ransom Stock Farm, |.§ . Central "Ontario Championship Hol, | $ts38 stein Show held October 18, at Peter boro, qm _ state 'age, qualifications, experience, references and salary Application for Assessor County of Ontario =~ Applications will be received by the undersigned on or before MONDAY, DECEMBER - 6th, 1949, for the position ; of Assessor for the County of Ontario Applicants please expected. CSR a' 'Wm. G. Manning, Clerk-Treasurer, Court House, Whitby, Ontario. Oshawa, 3rd, two-year-old bull and|® -s $60 DIVIDEND SILVEGWOODS ~The deduction from your In- come Tax of 10% of dividends received from Canadian corpor- ations now 'includes all pre-.' ferred and "A" stocks. . - Silverwood ~~ Dairies =~ "A" stock, selling at. about $10, is 'presently paying: 60¢ per share (15¢ quarterly). It participates . . with the B shares when, that' stock receives 60c and earn- ings are available to' pay a higher. dividend. Operaging in 24 cities «of four provinces, Silverwoods has thousands of { satisfied: customers. You .can " be a.sharcholder as well as a custotner. To buy Silverwoods or any stock listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, write, tele- phone FLgin 9281 or come to 219 Bay St. Toronto. This is one of 112 stocks on our "Yield List". Ask for a copy. Moss, LAWSON & CO. > Members. The Toronto Stock Exchange 2 more than 5 ut the end of 1947, nine hundred and twelve thousand were members of labour unions. 4 : i * * o y NF . - . : - Pound _for pound, sugar is a richer Leonard's sit Canada's labour force now totals |. ,000,000 people' of whom, | source of -energy than dextrose, J Cleaners WHITBY, ONT.. « v i Tet -us take care of your cleaning 7 problems. Over. 3b years experience at your . disposal. j k : We e will be pleased to call at your " --door-any Tuesday. or Satyr= : "day. ; ' Four Day Delivery Service. PHONE 325 PORT. PERRY. TERMINAL GRILL Surge Milkers MERRILL ROSS Authorized Surge Sales and Service. MYRTLE STATION =, Phone 33 r 1-4, Brooklin' Prince Albert .Gréénhouse Holland Bulbs arriving any day now. Place your order early to obtain best varieties -- TULIPS, . DAFFODILS, HYANCINTHS, NARCISSIS. Port Perry. 2 4 Phone 174 r 11- 10th _ Junior Yearling Heifer; Robert T. Flett, Oshawa, 3rd- three-year-old Heifer and 4th two-year-old. Heifer; K. I. Holliday, Brooklin, 5th four- year-old heifér and 6th Senior Haifer and W. I. Evans and Sons, Ux- bridge, 7th Junior Heifer Calf and Sth Junior Get. . " The Ontario entry'stood first in a class of seven in the County Herd Competition. Sead : . There were 182. head shown by 63 exhibitors from ten Counties. : The judge was J. D. Innes, Wood- | stock, and the gallery contained visit- ors from Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Columbia. - : CARD OF THANKS ~ = Mrs." Robert Brown and family wish tq thank their many friends and | neiglibours of Scugog and also the" business men of Port Perry, for their kind expressions of sympathy and for the beautiful floral offerings received during their recent bereavement in the loss of a_ husband and father. - Mrs. Maud Brown. CARD OF THANKS To our many friends and neighbors we extend our sincere appreciation for the many kindnesses and sympathy shown to us during our recent be- reav ement. L. SCOTT 414 FAMILY 2 COURT OF REVISION VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY it A Court of Revision to hear appeals ing to the Roll of 1949, upon which the taxes for 1950 will be levied, will be held at the 3rd, 1949, at 10 a.m. Assessment Ac i 73, Chap 272, F. RAINES, Clerk. Port. Perry; Oct fs '1949. NOTICE The Second Instalment of the 1949 Taxes for the Village of Port Per is payable on or before November bt! J. F. RAINES, Tax Collector Port Perry, Oct. 18, 1949. ~ The Assessment Roll of the Town- ship of Reach for the year 1949, upon which the taxes for the year 1950 will bg levied, has been returned to me. Take notice that a Court of Revision will be held 'in the Township Hall, at 1949; at the hour of 2 o'clock p.m. to hear appeals, duly notified, for or GRANT CHRISTIE, oct27 Clerk. ~ NOTICE... 25 vision for the Township of .Scugog will be held in the Twp. Hall, Scugog, at 10 a.m.,on Saturday, November b, 1949, at which time all appeals against the assesment made in 1949 will be dealt with according to law. >. . RALPH D. MILNER, Clerk, Township of Scugog. i oct 20-27 a St. Johns Presbyterian Church ! Minister--Rev. 10 a.m.--Sunday School, 3 1949, Lil MoKnigh beloved wife of le ly pon, Seagav in her Toth ip. v1 AA) gis Sag 4 i Anniversary Services SUNDAY OCT. 30 th. © GUEST PREACHER--REYV. H. F. DAVIDSON, of Oshawa. 11 a.m.--Morning Worship--Rev.-H. F, Davidson. « . 7 p.m.--Evening Worship--Rev. H. F. Davidson. SPECIAL MUSIC AT BOTH SERVICES A CORDIAL WELCOME IS EXTENDED 0 ALL John Riddell" i . ¥ ogden. WR /- 60¢. Pilg Ointment THIS WEEK -- Wed Tw, Fri, and Saturday HH / ~ : est Vitamins and $1.25 Agarex Compound : Tonics ~ 2 for $1.26 a . $1.15 Halibut Liver Oil Capsules 2 for $1.16 Medicines 25c. Hydrogen Peroxide 2 for 26c¢. | - . $1.75 Halibut Liver Oil Capsules 2 for $1.76 - 59¢. A.S.A. Tablets [J $1.15 Wheat Germ Oil Capsules 2 for $1.16 2 for 60c. ° 50c. White Limifment 2 for ble. ° . $1.98 Vitamin and Mineral Capsules 2 for $1.99 50c. Milk of Mégnesia . 2 for 5lec, 4 59c. Rexall Nerve Tablets 2 for 60c. . $1. 00 Extract of Cod Liver 2 for SL 01 ° $1.00-Cod Liver and Creosote, os. 2 for $1.01 $1. 15 Btls of Cod Liver Oil $2. for $1.16 89¢c. Yeast hy Tron Tablets 2 for-90c! 50c. Kidney and Bladder Tablets . 2 for ble. ° 35¢. Antiseptic Powder £2 v2 for 36c. ; °° 35¢, Stomach and Liver Pills [ 98¢. Peptona onic \ 2 for 36c¢. = 2 for 99c. $2. 7 Vitamin B Comp: Tablets 2 for $2. 76 ° $1.00 Iron, Liver and Bone 2 for 58c.| Marrow 2 for $1.01 2 for 61¢, '® 657c. Mi31 Antiseptic More than 200 Articles on Complete List. Come dnd Get your Share "of Bargains '| 65¢. Silque Shampoo PRATT UCAS ALL ZT 2 -~ Toiletries 'Sundries. . J. RY Zo n 2 50c.. Klenzo Tooth Paste | 28¢c. Adhesive Plaster + 2 for ble. 2 EEL for 2 26c. 2 ® (2 * N 43c. Mis1 Tooth Powder 50c. Klenzo Tooth Brush l kk 2 for 44c. 2 for 6lc. FY Lan | -@ 4 45¢, Gros Kreme for Hair 258: Box Christmas Cards _ ( : 2 for 46¢. 2 for 36¢. \ : [J : [J @ p 45¢; Rexall Shaving Cream 50c. Box Clttmey Cards Q: 2 for. 46¢. . 2 for ble. ° * a 45¢. Lavender Taleum 75¢. Box: Christmas Cards q 2 for 46c¢. 2 for-76¢c. f ® [J a 60c. French Balm 50c. Box Stationery y ' a 2 for 6lc. 2 for Sle. * » J \) 40c. Silque Deodorant Guinn 75¢. Box Stationery i a 2 for dlc. ) ro Cig, : 5 y 2 for 76¢. y 75¢. Rexall 93 Hair Tonic 15¢. Old Colony Ink : (§ 2 for 76c¢: 2 for 16c. (| : . 9 . wT 2 y $1.10 Lavender Bath Powder _ 15. old Colony Mucilage A ~~ 2for $1.11 2 for 16¢. -- § |, SHERRY 2 for 66c. ° 65¢. Gardenia Face Powder 2 for 66c. PHONE 49 PROMPT SERVICE ON MAIL ORDERS BY AV Ne Ti ag 60c. Four Square Floor Wax : 69c. Elkay' Ss. Glass Wax RO" +2 for 6le. ARN BS . 2 for 70c. - i EINE SRN v ~~ . LY 2 A PORT PERRY J |, 5