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3 NL SAN A vl Royal Winter Fair on Tuesday, - sale - Port Perry United Church. -- "sided at the_tea table, -while their children were looked after . vious years in the number of prizes BOS A 3 GAL id AA = PUREE AS RI Wr st i wh Eee big LOE ' | n Your Sq : HAS we vada Aan CAHIR lg eRe vane 8 aan Af ena aa EAS 1: * "ugh SATA NERY. ~PORT'PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 24th, 1049 Mr. and Mrs, A. J, Carnegie will be leaving for Florida on December Ist. They will be accompanied by Mrs; H. Nasmith and they intend to spend the winter there. ~ < Mr. and Murs. Gordoi Carnegie: will bé moving into Mrs, Nasmith's home for the winter months. Mr; Norman Aldred was home visit. ing his parents over.the week-end. My. Emmerson McMillan spe nt the week-end with his parents, The High School Auditorium was | beautifully decorated for the Annual Yacht Club * Presentation Dance on Friday 'evening. The attendance was very -large and .many beautiful gowns were worn, The. show Brigadoon which played at the Royal Alex. last week attrac- ted a full house. A few of those at- tending from Port Perry, were Mrs. W. Taylor,. Mrs. J. Robertson and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Robertson, - On Tuesday evening -a few friends had a surprise party at the home of, Mr. Joseph Hood in honour of his 87th birthday. -Congratulations Joe. . Mr. and Mrs. L. Morrow and Mr. and- Mrs. G. Robertson attended the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson of Osh- awa were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Stabback. A large attendance from Port Perry was noted at the Sunbeam Lodge In- stallation Dinner held in Oshawa.' . Mrs. Glenn Ball and daughter Susan of Peterboro, were week-end guests of her sister, Mrs. A. Farmer. At Home Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peters will be at home to their friends oir. Monday af- ternoon at their residence, Port Perry, Ontario, on the occasion of their dia- mond wedding anniversary. + TEA Mrs. H." Stone opened the tea and sponsored by the W. A. of the Tea was served in the Ladies' Parlour which was very beautifully decorated with yellow mums, the colour scheme was carried out with yellow candles on the tea table and mintlepicee and the waitresses wore pretty yellow aprons. Mrs. G. Jackson, Mrs. S. Jeffrey, Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs. Fred Brock pre- A new Service added. this year was a baby sitting room. Many mothers made use of this service and enjoyed! their tea by Misses Barbara Heayn, and Muriel Tummins, -- Joan Ray Congratulations Miss Audrey Kent has exceeded pre-- _she has captured at the Royal Winter Fair with her" Tabbits. LA She had 17 entries with 13 of them winners, as follows: Senior buck--1st, 2nd and 3rd, (all the prizes in this class). Senior does--Ist, 2nd, 4th, 7th, entries in this class). i" Junior bucks--4th, Junior. does--1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th. Miss Kent's Rabbits scored 64 points (34 out of a possible 114. In the texture class--in which all entries are judged for the texture of the coat. Miss Kent received the Sil- ver cup for 1st place, also 3rd, 4th and 6th places. - One of her animals was adjudged Champion and -also. received Grand Champion of the show. This megs a win over some GH0 animals. BIRTHS SKERRATT--To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Skeérratt (nee Jennet Lee) on" Satur- day, November 19th, 1949, in Oshawa General Hospital, a son. . BEACOCK--Leslie and Grace Bea- cock (nec Vickery) are happy to an-- nounce the arrival of their son, Weéd- nesday, November 16th, in Oshawa General Hospitaf( a brother for Grant and Donald:-- DIED ~ PROUTT--At his home Nestleton, Ont., on Saturday; November .19, 1949, John Mathias Proutt, beloved husband of Emma Todd, in his 88th year. L. & Helén M (Peel) Bathie *D.C. *DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Canadian 'Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto Lf 13 Foy A Appointment Phone. 2065 i PORT PERRY her your clean, use THE CHURCHES reer fet erp ---------------- ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN . CHURCH Rev, John Riddell, Minister Sunday, November 27th-- 11 am.~-- Sunday, School. 7 p.m, --Evening Worship . CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev, J.T. Coneybeare, Rector. Nov. 27th-- Ist Sunday in Advent. Ll a.m;~Supday School. , 7 pam.--Lven) ng Prayer. PORT - P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, November 27th-- _ 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, Elsie Dobson, A.T.C.M,, Organist and Choirleader. Sunday, November 27th-- .10 a.m:-2Sunday "School. 11 a.m.--Primary Class, ~---- 11 a.m.=--The Quality of Reverence is desirable in Modern Attitudes. The First Commandment of Christ is not obsolete. p-m.--DBible Study. Brief Survey of Psalmist and Prophet. Good music provided by choir, Please note, that services will be on Standard Time. - ~1 PRINCE ALBERT UNITED CHURCH "Mrs. A, Harptr, Organist. Sunday; November 27th-- » 2 pm.--S. S. and Bible Class. _3 p.m.-- Christ's First Command- ment. Cl All services on Standard Time. - IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH: = Rev. V. McGivnéy, Priest. QUESTONS ANSWERED (1) A Catholic sins against faith:-by | by taking part in non-Catholic wor- ship. ~~ The Church teaches-it is the infidelity, heresy, indifferentism and one true faith, that one religion is not as good as another. (2) The Church never recognizes the Iron Curtain government as reported in the press. If there. is nothing against the natural Jaw or the law of God we could recog- nize thet. ~ Communistic murder, false teaching and dishonesty are against God's law. (3) Pope Pius stated 'we should take a moral stand. Refuse to recognize or. trade with Stalin's slavé countries. (4) 630 nuns' care for patients in over 6000 for God's pay- ) TIES CAA Honeydale Mr and Mrs. Cecil - Edwards of '| Kenora and Mrs. 'Bob Ralph of Cedar Valley spent Thurs. afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Honey. . Mr. and Mrs. B. Gilkes and daughter of Oshawa spent 'week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitfield. Mrs. J. H. Hardy spent Saturday in Toronto with her daughter Miss Winnifred Hardy of London. -- My --and---Mrs. Lorne "Thompsen--of- Manchester spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Honey. Miss Dorothy Irwin is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert- Wilson. _ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Titterton and family of Kinsale spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lyle. 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank -Honey spent the week-end with- her mother Mus. Florence Jeffrey in Toronto. work for the bazaar on Nov. 26th at Mrs. J. H. Hardy's or Mrs. Gordon Honey's, in Port Perry, "Whether you are a member of the Honeydale Women's Institute or not, Mrs. O. Watson convenor of cancer dressings, would like you to save for white cotton, Léonard's Cleaners WHITBY, ONT. Let us take care of your cleaning . problems. Over 36 years experience at your - disposal. We will be pleased to call at 'your door any Tuesday or Satur day. Pri Four Day Delivery Service. _ PHONE 325 PORT PRRRY. TERMINAL GRILL PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH: gree Work which was carried out by .~|tron, Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Palmer. cex- beds in Catholic hospitals in. Ontario. Please leave your sewing and fancy: Shunk's in Honeydale or' Mrs. Frank|- at 8.16 p. Guest Speaker re ! Port. Perry High School Commencement Exercises "FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25th UNITED CHURCH Trinity College "Presentation of Diplomas, Trophies, : Scholarships, etc. Migs Nancy Gibson Citizens of the Community are invited There is seating accommodation for a $ large attendance m. in the ™r. A. H. HUMBLE - Valedictorian: ------------ TIT --_-- pe! Eastern 'Star News On Monday evening, Nov. 14th, a special meeting was held in the Ma- sonic Rooms when Blue Ray Chapter welcomed two new candidates into the Orde}. _A splendid attendance-was on hand to witness the outstanding De- the Officers and their Staff. Our Worthy Matron and Worthy Pa- tainly ended up their term of office in fine style and at the close of the meeting were hosts to the entire Chap- ter. Several games were played which caused a good deal of merriment and the' Bingo 'games _were not only, very exeiting but quite profitable to many of the members. The delightful and niin lunch |. which followed was, indeed, enjoyed by all present and at-the close the mémbers all joined in singing "For They are Jolly Good Fellows" and "Auld Lang Syne". Mr. and Mrs. Palmer have certain: ly fulfilled their duties in a dignified. and competent manner and should be commended for 'their ever willing" and' untiring efforts during their term of Office to make Blue Ray: Chapter, No. 238 such a success. The incom- ing Officers-Elect and their Staff certainly have a very high standard and example to live up to. . On Thursday evening, Nov. 17th, the Chapter accepted an invitation to. attend the Banquet and Installation of Officers of Sunbeam Chapter, Osh-] awa, During the evening, one of our members, Mrs. Roy Cornish had the 'honour to present the Past Matron's Jewel to her mother-in-law, Mrs. Bax- ter, on behalf of the Sunbeam Chapter. On- Thursday evening of this week, Blue Ray Chapter are planning to hold -their 'Banquet and Installation. A goodly number of honoured guests and members are S3pecta to- attend this event: THE ALPHA CLUB What's the matter with the young SEACR AVE Our first snow storm of the season brought cold weather over the week- end. Several of our citizens have attend- ed the Royal Winter Fair and report that the Fair is bigger and better than eyer. 3 Miss E. Matthews was a visitor to Toronto -last week and visited her mother and sister. 'Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Simpson, of Mid- land visited Rev.. Lougheed over the 'week-end. * The Woman's "Association of the United Church met atthe home Mrs. C. Sleep on Wednesday evening. "A large crowd was in attendance. Mrs. Sleep, leader of the morth group, was in .charge of the Devotional period. Mrs. R. Nodwell read a very fine paper "Let us Destroy that we may build." Mrs. J. McTaggart read the Scripture lesson. + Mrs. Lougheed gave the prayer. A very-lovely duet was ren- dered by MYs. J. Tobin and Mrs. R. Abraham. - Mrs, Ralph Reynolds, the president, took charge of the business meeting. Mrs. Fishley, treasurer, re- ported on the bazaar. The proceeds were very gratifying. - A sumptuous lunch was served by the hostess, as- sisted by several of the North Group. A meeting' was held in the school on Monday. evening 'for the purpose of considering the building of an open air rink. It was decided to-put the rink as near the creek as posiie Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bruce visited Mr. and Vrs, D. Clarke i in Toronto on Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs, A. Moase and Mr. and Mrs. D. Moase and Danny, of Toronto, visited recently at_the home--of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McTaggart. 4 Mr. and Mrs. D. Dale and daughter spent the week-end with Mr, and Ye T. Dale. i Miss Ruby Thomas spent the ee end as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C: Sleep. A number from our village attend ed the bazaar and concert at Pleasant people' of Port Perry? Why don't they turn out and support the Alpha Club. Sure the turn out for one meet- ing and "it may not be too good; but can't expect us to put on a bang-up program--when--only fifteen members are present, such as last Monday, :| November 21st. ~Where else can you get an evening of entertainment for nothing. You just can't! The last meeting was held in the Church of 'the Ascension, where Zula Jackson, Culture Convener, was in charge, 'Wes Fockson 1 gave a very interest- ing talk -on-television; and ater. sup- plied entertainment while Lorraine Shaw supplied the. lunch. The next meeting will be held in the United Church at 8 p.m. November 28. Let's see you all there. : Point on Tuesday evening. CARD OF THANKS Mr. Elmer. Sweetman and. family, wish to express to their many friends A, W. and Mrs. | Port Perry Rod & Gun Club. hold Annual Dinner 'It has been the custom for sometime for the Port Perry: Rod & Gun Club to. hold, an annual Wild Duck Dinner. This year .it' was held in Delicaterig Restaurant, and through the courtesy 1of Mr. Osler, the 'wild duéks were the main feature. * As. one present re- marked: "It was a most delightful dinner." Following the meal, Mr. o. 0. Ham: ilton," 'president of the club, acted as chairman 'and "diréctor of ceremonies. First the annual trophies were pre- sented: For the 'largest muskie en- tered, Mr. Stewart Collins, received the cup for a 16 pounder. This was presented by Mr. Osler. For the best bass, 4% pounds, Harry DeShane re- ceived the trophy from Mr. Smith, of Toronto. Mr. Hamilton, in ERR the appreciation of the Tlub to Mr. Osler who so kindly furnished the wild the dam at Lindsay. Reeve Hayes expressed his appre- ciation at being present, and mention- ed that the Council were anxious and winning to do what they can to further any improvements of lake water level, or any other improvements at the lake front, especially urging the Dominion Government to extend the breakwater. ** Mr, Smith, of Toronto, spoke briefly on the water level and the zoning of the province for duck hunting, Mr, Osler,. who controls the marsh at the south end-of Lake Scugog, ex- season for ducks and the preservation of wild life. He said the marsh was a great factor in the wold duck econ- omy of this district. He said the wild rice area was gradually being extend- ed. He voiced his appreciation of the ers for the kindly feeling they had shown toward him and their co-opera- tion in the preservation of the game laws. He -thought the season should open earlier in this district. 'Mr. Main, a member of the Wild Life and Conservation Squad, explain- ed the views of the Dept. and quoted statistics in regard to wild life pop- ulation, gun and hunting - licenses issued, forest fires, conservation mea- sures that should be used by all. He said that each year about 1% of the forests of- 'Ontario were burned over. Mr. Main"frought three sound films which were*shown with the assistance of Mr. J. L. Crane. - AN [Catiec ue Sulie Shoppe Children's Wear & Lingerie P- 3 Wool Snow Suits, sizes 5 and 6 Navy & Brown, reg. $7.95 for $5.50 2 Gabardine Snow Suits, sizes 4 and 6, Green. ~'. Reg. $11.95 for $9.95 -|1 Pale Blue Snow Suit, size 1, slightly } damaged............Reg. $5.95 for $3.50 2 Pant White Flannelette Sleepers and néighbours their heart-felt thanks and appreciation 'for acts of kindness and messages of sympathy extended to them in their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a dear wife and mother. EUCHRE AT PRINCE ALBERT A progressive Euchre will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Doupe, on Friday, December 2nd, sponsored by Prince Albert C.C.F. Club. Good prizes will be given.. Silver collection will be takgn. Ladies provide lunch. Everybody welcome. - . decl A HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL PKAY (NEW YORK TIMES) Unde The. Direction PRODUCED BY THE P. P. H. S. "QUR TOWAY, AN EVENT 'OF THE SEASON NEW YORK HERALD OF MISS BARRETT it, Be Held In The High School Auditorium' WED, NOVEMBER 30th. AT 8:15 P.M. ADMISSION 30. 3 For $1.39 Bove? all wool Sport Shirts, ideal for Christmas gifts, sizes 4-6-6x Reg, $1.98 .............. wee For $1.35 Matched Plaid Swing Skirt, sizes 8-10 Reg. 3.98 ...... sisitegis wes FOT $2.75 |All Wool Plaid pleated Skirts with straps, sizes 4-5 & 6 Reg, $2.98 ...... sii for $2.25 Long Pants and Breeches for these frosty days--up to 8 yrs. : $2.98 and $3. 69 Boys Zipper front Wool Pullovers. Glenayr Pullovers-and Cardigans for Ladies, ,............from $3.05 to $8.95 Nylons in the new shades, wine, grey, (EVERYONE WELCOME TO \ BROWSE AROUND) al or B. OKE, Prop. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Charles Richard Stewart, Dtcessed. All persons having claims against the Estate of Charles Ri Stewart latd of the Village of Port Perry, who died on or about August 15, 1949, are hereby notified to send particulars. of same to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of December, 1049, after which date the Estate will be dis- tributed, with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have fotice, and. the undersigned Will not be liable to any person of whose claims he shall not then have notice, Datéd at Toronto this 8rd day of November, 1949, J. D. LUCAS, K.C, 1000 Lumsden Building, Toronto, executor. 2 members of the Club and other hunt- | The Elizabeth SPECIALS -------- 2 Sizes} 1-2-3, -3_pieces,.reg. $1.98 ...blue, brown and black..$1.40 to $2.50 : 'nov, 10-17-24 | i - T Lawrence's Drug Store News (You Can Save With Safety at. YoufsRexall Store.) Vitamin Products of Quelity at Redsansble Prices Ayerst's Alphamettes - © $1.00, $1.85, $3.50, $15.00 Frosst's Neo. Chemical Food «Capsules ...$1.45, $2.65, $5.95 Liquid ........$1.35, $2.95, $4.95 : Pretest Cod Liver Oil . ; "+. -175¢c, and:$1. 25 Puretest Plenamins $1. 85, $5.75 Horner's Maltlevol worsssass $2. 00 Squibbs Cod Liver Oil Plain iciien60c, and, $1.29, 10D orien T5¢ and $1.75 Keplers Malt and Cod Liver : 90c. and "$1.50 National Malt and Cod Liver # ik) "59¢., 89¢.; $1.59 Wampole's Cod Liver Extract "$1 0 A. M. LA WRENGE PH The Rexall sore PORT PERRY ANN oO ff wm CTT "IT ducks, presented him with an honorary | g membership card,..and. thanked him |= for 'the part he had taken in persuad-: ing the Government to repair and Taise = [i TET EE 0 fl = {I IO BF (NF [BJO IEE CVRD CR (| . Prenlice's Beauty pressed his ideas of 'the present open |: Shoppe PERMAMENT WAVES BE READING ER © $2.50 and up PHONE 44919 10 CHURCH ST., OSHAWA Pea Stove \ & NY We carry in stock > MARGENE or ALLSWEET MARGARINE . .............34c. JEWEL or DOMESTIC SHORTENING . MONARCH CHOCOLATE or WHITE CAKE SHIRRIFF'S GINGERBREAD Mx FOOD SAVER WAX PAPER, roll .. WHITE SWAN TOILET TISSUE . -- for 82¢c. CARNATION MILK, 16 oz. ........ HEINZ BABY FOODS Tarsertsiretioins A Fitsstiisseriassrie vennennd for 25c. FLORIDA GRAPRYRUIT, Full of Juice FRESH FRUTHS and VEGETABLES : . MERLIN DOWSON WE DELIVER PHONE 91 FOR SERVICE LO OO OO OOO To N ow N STOCK F ey A at $ 21.60 per ton Chestnut Cet Yours while it lasts } . - PRICE SUBJECT TO CHANGE ~~ ! Port' Perry Coal & Ice Co. | PREPARE for WIN TER ~~ SPRING BRONZE- WEATHER STRIPPING GRAY CAULKING COMPOUND :: Order your Storm Sash and Combination Doors. Lake Seugog L Lumber & Coal Co., Linifed § PORT PERRY Sein NJ 30c. ) 3c. Tita aive FEET To AH «30¢ w32¢, TPT TP TPIS) secesnnrsihanrennes reser. 2 for 29c. rev irins aires +3 for 27c. ened 0z. 35c. HAZAAR AT LIBRARY The 'Honeydale Women's Institute is holding a Bazaar dnd Afternoon' tea in the Port Perry Public Library in the afternoon of November 26th be- ginning at 2.30 o'clock. There will be home cooking, candy, quilts, pillow cases and aprons, and many other use- a and ferity prices, Anthracite i in at $ 23.75 per ton . o, FO ------. a Se ACQUELLA ~----Phone-240. 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