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~ al [Leal 4 Fats LiE% PRS RSP N OR BF Las eV A FSG FLEE FIRST RATA yd AA IL Ed FEA LR RES ERP FLERE € » Ly ¥ x LS RAE FY La 6 © petorbor® UA it's running attention at tO see you 2) «esto drive your car when complete SUPERTEST Service keeps It humming It'sa pleasdre to drive your car, when people -- they need attention to "do their stuff" as they should. Nothing makes a car behave better than regular "#SUPERTEST" dealers are always glad friendly service. - ""SUPERTEST" dealers are independent business men working in and for their own communities--it's a pleasure to _do business with them. . . perfectly. Cars are like a "SUPERTEST" Station. drive in for free and Jeo esrecsesetosesen South Ontario Plowing Maich to be held on the farm of g oo E. P. TAYLOR ; Formerly Col. R. S. McLaughlin's Farm, Lot 13, Con. 5, East Whitby, 3 miles Wednesday, October 3rd, 1950 A BANQUET will be served by the Woman's Association of 8 Kedron United Church, in the church. THE PUBLIC ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. For information write to H Oscar H. Downey, Myrtle, Ontario. north of Oshawa, on Seagrave The Rally Day service of Seagrave United Church is to be held Sunday, September 30th at 11 a.m. The mem- bers of-the Sunday School and teach- ers will join with the congregation of the church in this joint service. The minister will "be-assisted by members of the Sunday School in conducting the service. There*will be no Sunday evening service. : Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott were in at- tendaice at the wedding of their neice Miss 'McCartney at Myrtle, Ont, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boe and family, of Toronto, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Boe during the week-end. : Mrs,' H. Eagleson was a visitor to Toronto recently. Mr, Neil McMillan was a week-end visitor in Toronto where his wife has been ill, He found Mrs. McMillan rapidly improving. r Mr. Fred Grosse has returned to his home after a three weeks visit in J obs< town, NJ. 3 A severe wind passed over the vil- lage on Saturday afternoon with all the force of a twister. Fortunately the strong wind was of short duration or severe damage might have occur- red. The only noticeable result of the short-lived storm was a large tree near the store of 0, J. Boe which was partially uprooted. : UTICA The Utica United Church is holding its annual anniversary services on Sunday, September 80th at 7.80 p.m. Rev. Mr. Chapin of Greenbank is the guest speaker and the choir has two special numbers, ~ Sunday School as usual at 1.30 p.m. Don't forget the Bazaar to be held in Port Perry Library under the au- spices of the Utica W. A. on Saturday, Sept 29th at 8 pm. Tea will be served. Le A very successful corn roast was held in the hall on Tuesday night. The children especially enjoyed the treasure hunt, pss Quite a number of young people from' here attended the Field Day' Dance held in the Port Perry High er dance held in the hall for Miss Marjory Vallier. much enjoyed especially, the music and, Mr. Hill's story of Africa. ; 'Mrs. Walker and: Mr. and Mrs, H. Grills were in Midhurst on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walker also attended the anniversary services at Ashburn on Sunday evening. ! : Mrs, George Ward has returned to Mr. and Mrs, McCartney and Samnily attended the Tippett-McCartney wed- urday. py nt io os cau + i Tuesday to visit - 'Mr. School while others attended the show-|' Rally Day Service on Sunday was | her home here after her recent illness. | * ding held in Myrtle church last Sat- fl Mrs. Ralph Wilbur were in Alliston on McKercher's nephew, Clarence Leach, 'Miss Jean Luciano is visiting in To- ronto for a week. - Mrs. Jim Philip and Mrs. Jim Mitchell were visiting Earl Bryant's of Greenbank on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Greaves visiting Mr, and Mrs. Bert Mitchell Saturday evening, -- Mr. Philip, Sr., of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and -Mrs, Jim Philp. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sonley. Mr. Ralph Wilbur has accepted a position with the Maple Cattle Breed- ers' Association at Maple, Ont. Among those attending Lindsay I"air from this district were Mrs. R. Sutcliffe, Mrs. B. Ross, Miss Evelyn Rass, Mr. and.Mrs. R. Wilbur and Mr. Bert: McKercher. T Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hodgson and June of Oshawa were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chet Geer on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson of Taunton were visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Harper on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Fred Ballard were in Balsam on Sunday to visit her sister Mrs. Bill Gates. "1 . Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skerratt were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Weir, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raines and family, of Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pickard, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pickard, Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Walker and Irma of Greenhank, Mr..and Mrs. Mac McMillan of Port Perry and Miss Aileen Skerratt, of Toronto. Kenny and Linda Macdonald have the mumps. - 'Mr. A. E Leeder of 'Memphis, Ten- nesgee, is spending a few week's holi- days with his family here. 'Mr. 'and Mrs. George Harper and Mr. and Mfs. Murray. Geer attended Lindsay Fair on Thursday. Little Michael Clarké has returned to his home in Toronto after spending a few weeks with his grandmother Mrs, Toogood, Hd 'Utica hoys from 8:12 years are in- vited to join "Cubs" at Epsom every Saturday at 10 a.m. 77 (04 Mr. Bert MecKercher and Mr. and rg A - i belongs 1h your ice box . '| and help in this way. "| the church at the hour of 2.30 p.m. | most of last week in Havelock and Prospect The Woman's Association met in the church on Wednesday, Sept. 19, with 12 members and one visitor present. The meeting opened with the motto, Theme Song and Prayer. Hymn 174, LThe Church's -One --Foundation, -was sung, followed by the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. Mrs. G, Webster read the Scripture lesson- taken from Luke 10:26-37. The Lesson Thoughts on the Good Samaritan were read by Mys. H, Holtlny and Mrs. Byron Holtby led in prayer, } We were delighted to have Mrs. H. Toombs present to, favour us with a Jloyely piano solo, An appeal from the Unitarian Ser- vice Committee was read, asking for help in the "Bread for Greece" cam- paign. We decided to take up a spec- ial collection at the next meeting for this purpose, Twenty dollars were handed in from the sale of two-quilts and three more quilts have been ordered. We decided to sell Christmas cards again this year. These are now on order so please remember ladies to purchase them from your own society Plans were discussed for special music for the anniversary on Oct. 28, Moye details in this regard later. The meeting closed with Hymn 156 and the Mizpah Benediction. Pro- ceeds $6.77. Little Barbara Holtby entertained a number of cousins recently on the oc- casion of her third birthday. Many happy returns; Barbara! i- Prince Albert 2 Jie also Mrs. W. Heayn. Next Sunday, September 30th, we are anticipating a particularly fine Rally Day service. Rev, F. G. Joblin, teacher of. the Adult Bible-Class, will bring a message. Mrs. B. Smith is directing a dialogue. The children of the Sunday School will sing. This will be a very worthwhile service and it is desired that there be a good at- tendance to encourage the children and the Sunday School staff. It will be joint service of the Sunday School and are set for Sunday, October 14th. Dr. Fletcher will be 'guest speaker and there will be special music. Services will be at 2.30 and.7.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter spent Haliburton. Mas. McTaggart and. Mrs, W. Som- on Sunday and report Mr. McTaggart "Our Church anniversary services| erville were at Sunnybrook hospital EL -- --- somewhat improved in health, The houses of the Misses Holman and Mrs. Groupe are looking fine with a new coat of white paint. Other im- provements are going on in the vil- lage. Mr. and Mrs. Eadie and family, re- cently of Prince Albert; and now of Oshawa, were host and hostess on Friday night to an unexpected party from the village. Mr. and Mrs Eadie The have been residents of this village for a number of years and were highly esteemed hy the village folk. As on other occasions when families have moved away from aihongst us the | neighbours and friends thought it most fitting to show them in some way the respect in which they were held by us. So a presentation to them was in the offing. Most of the villagers contributed. The party met in front of Mr. and Mrs. Doupe's store and were conveyed in three cars to the Eadie home on Elgin St. W., Oshawa. This sudden influx of Prince Albertans had the hostess thinking for a. few moments. When the shock was over the invaders settled down to thegfirst stage of the pregram (small talk) as' some author has. called it. During al momentary absence of the hosts it was decided about time to make the pre- sentation. Mr .Cecil Newnham corall- ed the. host and hostess into a corner and read an appropriate address, and Mr. James Doupe made the presenta- tion which consisted of an electric tea kettle and a miniature electric lamp for John the eldest son. The hostess | quitg graciously thanked the members' of the party, and John also was much i pleased. and tendered his many thanks. | Mrs. Eadie entertained with piano; The get- ogether ended with an enjoyable luncheon and was the nightcap to a happy gathering. o~ ICSE. J. . | | Ps I ] Rod and Gun Club . | In the issue of September 20th, the notice of meeting read Ott Hamilton's shop.~ Information receivéd on Satur- day to the effect that this 'meeting | will be held in the High School Gym, | as arrangements have been made for the gym for the fall and winter. There are topics to be discussed at meeting which are of much import- ance to every member for the future. Every member is urged to attend and voice your opinion Fall and winter activities are to be discussed. - Let's 'see you all at this meeting, | Thursday September 27th, ' Ott- Hamilton, Sec. ~ ~ Visit Our Beautiful Complete with a. gorgeous array of. - WEDDING and EVENING GOWNS: DRESSES "SHOP at ARDLEY'S with CONFIDENCE" ARDLEY FROCKS 491-35 Danforth Ave. (near Logan) Phone--GE . Salon Loveliest in all Canada-- H x SUITS COATS 1575 + Toronto, Ont, "For only Pennies a day... "A PRIVATE INCOME FOR LIFE WHEN YOU RETIRE" Yes, security costs so little when you build your retirement Income around a Canadian Government 'Annuity. It's fun to face the future this way, and easy, too. There's no medical examination. Payments are low and your contract won't lapse If you miss one. Your money ls guaranteed by the -- Government of Canada and . . . YOU ~~ CANT OUTLIVE YOUR INCOME! - Start your Canadian Government Annuity today! FIND OUT HOW LITTLE IT WILL COST YOU MONTHLY PREMIUM FOR AN ANNUITY OF $100 A MONTH STARTING AY -- ACESS © AGE &0 Age Women) Men | Women 21 4 | $15.00 | $18.48 | $21.12 28 | 18.24 | 17.64 | 22, 30 (18.96 | 22.08 | 35 | 24.12 | 28.08 | 36.60 _ 40 |731.44 | "36.60 | 49.68 4 | 4260 | avse | 71 60 | 81.88 | 71.84 | 16.40 [133.20 ANNUITIES BRANCH DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR CANALA Specinl anniversary 'services and Thank Offering services were conduct- ed in Burn's Church on Sunday, Sept. | 23rd at 11 a.m. 7.30 p.m., with Rev. S. B. Coles, of Oshawa, as guest speaker, During the morning service Mrs. C. McCarthy, of Toronto, sang "By the Waters of Babylon", and "The Lord's Prayer". Burn's Church choir sang "Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem". In the evening the choir rendered two anthem: "1 will lift mine eyes unto the hills", and "Teach me Thy will". Miss { Fisher sang "Then | called on Jesus, The annual Rally Day of Burn's Church Sunday School will be Service held on Sunday, Sept. 30th at 9.46 with Miss Malcolm, of Toronto, as guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sherwin, Osha- wa, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goose, of Whitby, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. A. F Hines of Toronto, are visiting relatives in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stiver, Lionel and Catharine, of Unionville, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mus. W. A. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, of Car- man, Manitoba, visited with relatives in the village during the week. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cromie, of Toronto, Mrs. M. Lee, of Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. A. Reynolds. Misses Glenys Stephen, of Whitby, and [Fern Stephen, of Toronto,-spent- the week end with their. parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephen. } Mrs. J. Briggs of Oshawa, spent Sunday 'with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parrott. ' Mrs. Robert Sutherland of Utica, spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Doubt and 'son Terry, of Lakefield, visited relatives in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Hardley and Miss Taylor, of Toronto, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Wm Hopkins. The Director, C dlan G t Annuities, Deportment of Labour, Ottawa. (Postage Free) Please' send me Information owing how @ Canadian Government Annuity can bring me security at low cost My name ls (Mr./Mrs/ Miss) ifive at... Date when Annuity ta start... Date of Birth .. Teleph 1 wnderstand that the Information | give will be held confidential. Pine Grove 7 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hammond and daughter of Valentia, called on Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Catherwood, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albright of Toronto visiting Sunday with his par- «nts Mr. and Mrs. John Albright. Mr. and Mrs, John Rice and family, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gourlie; Mrs. Jack Simpson and family spent the week-end in Huntsville and Algon- quin Park: : Mr. Howard Graves spent Sunday at home here. Next Sunday Mr. Horn of Uxbridge, wiil be speaker for the Rally Day ser- Vice, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston and family visiting Sunday evening, and Mi. and Mrs. Robert Redshaw, of Claremont, visited: Tuesday albert -Kvans, : Mr. and Mrs. Talbert | at Lindsay Fair last ¥¢ © Mr. and Mrs, Jack oat family of Toronto spent the with her mother, Mrs. A, Handc 8 ~ Mrs. Handel., : ve Mr. and Mrs. Mervin. Boxall and LR] ~~ family of Toronto visiting Sunday with Mrs, Toogood. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garner have returned front a trip to England, aud are staying at their cottage on the townline for awhile, Mrs, John Locke, Rodney and Bren. 1 a da, visiting the wéck-end with her parents Mr.-and Mrs. Earl Ballard, Mr. Alderson is having hydro in- stalled this week. : : Et lt wr Plastic Aircraft to Cut Produc- tion Costs: Plastic aircraft whieh may cut manufacturing costs by half are forecast by research workers at the U.K. Ministry of ment. Planes are cut out of material like cookies. With RE \ } WL ES! : ] \