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a ---- PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1941. -- BROCK THEATRE Phone 618, WHITBY = Healthfully Air Conditioned, All shows Daylight Saving Time. Thursday, Friddy and Saturday, AUGUST 28, 29, 30 Two shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m, Saturday Matinee at 1.30 + - ANNA NEAGLE, in "SUNNY" with Ray, Bolger, John Carroll. Plus the Latest Canada Carries' on-- "STRATEGY OF METALS" Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 1-2-3 Two shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m, Holiday Matinee Monday, at 2 o'clock Western Union in Technicolor "with Robert Young, Randolph Scott; Dean Jagger, Virginia Gilmore. y COMING, Thursdays' Friday, Satur- day, September 4-6-6, "Il Wanted Wings" : with Ray Milland, William Holden. 4 EPSOM The Epsom Euchre Club held its _. 20th meeting in Memory Hall, Utica, - on Thursday night, August 21, There were thirteen tables of euchre played. 'The ladies' prizes donated by Miss Thelma Crosier, were won by Mrs. L. G. Brown, first and Mrs, Chester Geer, do. ------_-- He ELASTIK ROOF KOTE Quickly Seals Leaks and Cracks im Your Old Roof! ELASTIK Root Kare Here's : "Good News" for Old Leaky Roofs ® ELASTIK ROOF KOTE, on the Canadian Market for over fifty--years, is a specially form- ulatéd 'compound, combined with long "_fibred Canadian asbestos, |! together, which gives the ut- most in leakproofing and water proofing qualities. @ Just apply it directly over the surface of your old roof. No heating or costly preparation " necessary. Applied with a brush as the material comes from the container. L 2 Apply it on your-- Tarred Felt Roofing Paper, Composition Roof, Ete, k Metal Roof, Tar and Gravel Roof. consolation.. The men's--p nated by Walter Rogers were won by Herb. Ashton first and Frank Crosier consolation. The hall was rented for the night by J. Sandison, Al. Christie and Howard Bartley. Proceeds for .the Telegram B.'W. V. Fund amounted to $17.60. This makes' the total of money sent to the.fund $290. The next meeting of the Club will be held in Memory Hall, Utica, on Thursday, Sept. 4th. 'The ladies prizes are being donated by Miss Aileen Harper and the men's prizes donated by Charlie 'Geer, The hall is being rented by Wilson Gerrow ,Finley Munro and Ralph Wilbur, Gentlemen 26c.; the ladies provided the lunch. Proveids for the B.W.V. Fund. ~~~ Mrs. Margaret Ashton of ASHbu spent the past week with her daughter Mrs. Walter Rogers. Miss Blanche Luke-and girl 'friend, of Toronto, visited with Mrs. P. Luke on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Duglas McKinley at Mr John Bailey's for the week end. Frank Wagner spent last. week {at " Saintfield with his gin Murray Hooper. sd Mrs. Neeson and friends were at_their summer home over the "Clark's last week was-a- decided suc-|- week end Mr. ant Mrs, Dan Linton spent Sun: day with friends in Toronto. The ice cream social held 'at Robert cess'and enjoyed by everyone present. "The proceeds in aid of the B. W. V. Fund, amounting to $21.76. Miss Laura Ashenhurst visited her _ "sister Mrs. Bruce Bailey last week. Mrs. Pogue spent a few days last week with her daughter Mrs. Arnold Welsh. Mrs, Luke | and Blanche attended the decoration services at Greenbank on Sunday. The Utica ladies held a joint meet- ing of the surrounding Women's As- sociations on Friday and all who at- tended report an enjoyable afternoon. © Mr. Will Swinson was home from "Oshawa for the week: end. A. Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie spent -Sunday afternoon with 'Mr, Hall at Port Perry. : 'Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Clark, Ross and Marion visited Mrs. Clark's phrents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Gerrow, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown called on Mrs. Brown's sister Miss Steerman on Sunday evening. SCUGOG All are specially. invited to the ser- vices and the Sunday Schools next Sunday at the regular hours. : The sérmon Sunday evening was very interesting, the subject was "The Prodigal Son". Those present were thrilled. The Fairs have started and-many are making plans to attend the C.N.E. as well as other fairs. For Full. Details. Ww rite Dominion Cement Paint Co. 454 KING ST. WEST Toronto - Ontario We 'can again hear the tinkle of wedding bells. Congratulations -to Mr, and Mrs. L. Stainton on the birth of a daughter, (Linda Joan) on August 21st. Miss Orma Johnston of Little Britain spent the past week with her cousin Inez Martyn. 3 Little Miss Noreen Miller, Valentia, is spending this week with her friend Miss Audrey Hood. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Orr, of Cavan, Mr. and Mrs. Ground, Barbara. and Lorne of "Atfrora, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearce. Miss Joice Reader returned home from visiting her sister Mrs, Harris at Montreal; who accompanied Joyce a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fowler and Allan" from Ebenezer, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Clark aml little Ralph, Prince Albert, Mr, and Mrs. J. Reader and spns, on Sunday. Miss Joyce Tetlow is visiting Mr, and Mrs, W. Pearce at Blackstock this week. - A Weiner roasts are very popular, the second was held on Tuesday evening, and was much enjoyed but the weather maii kept several home, so they have planned another onc in the near future, Mrs. C. Wannamaker was a Sunday guest of Mrs. R. Reader, Mr. and Mrs, D. M. Jackson, of Prince Albert and her sister Mrs. Bur- rows and her husband, on Lansing, Mich., called on several friends here on Sunday, and visited the later's old home where Mr. Roy Hope resides. Miss Mona Brunt of Enniskillen, spent the past week with her cousin Lois Jeffrey. All are sorry to hear Mrs. R. Gra- ham is in a Toronto Hospital; but hope she will 'soon regain: her health. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Long, Donald and Marie, visited. her parents Mr. and Mrs, D. Hope, also Mr. J .Hardy, Donald staying over for a few days. \ Mr. and Mrs, L. Pearce and Mary Lou were guests of his-brother Mr, W. Pearce in Blackstock on Sunday. The rains are helping the plowing, but not so good for stook threshing. Mrs. Thos. Redman, visited her sister Mrs, Fry and other friends in Osha- wa over the week end. - Mr, and Mrs.,L. Thompson and little Lorna Joyce, Mr. and: Mrs. Robinson and little William Joseph of Oshawa, were guests 'of their aunt ee R. Hood on Sunday. . Mrs. Roy Hood of Greenbank Land her sister Mrs, W. Heron of With PY 4 liome, when the family gathered for|- fall \ were guests of there aunt Mrs. E. H, Gervow at her cottage on for a few days last week. _ PROSPECT Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corbman and Murs, Milner, "Calgary, were visiting with friends in. Uxbridge on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs! L, "Vail and children, of Meaford, Rev. My.-Caseman of Ux- 'bridge were recent visitors of Mf Martin, : Mr. L. 'Diamond and Mrs. mond, were visiting with Brougham, on Sunday. = Miss EK. Graige is visiting - wit friends .in-Barrie. : Miss M. Lamb has returned to To- ronto after spending her vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holtby. Mr." and Mrs. D. Alderson 'and Shirley of Pine Grove, were recent visitors at "the home "of Mr. A. v. Orchard. ol Mr, and Mrs, John Webster of Ux- hewge, were recent visitors of Mrs. . Webster. _ Miss Marjorje Martin, Mr. Elwood Martin, of Toronto, visiting with their {parents Mr. and Mrs.-H. Martin. Mrs. G. Webster, Messrs. Murnsell and Horance Webster, attended the memorial service at Greenbank on Sunday. Mrs, Vail returned to her liome in Meaford on Wednesday, after spend- ing some months with her daughter Mrs. F. Martin, Miss McClintock of U.S.A, is Vint ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Miss Annie Louise Coulter, Oshawa, is a visitor at the home of Mrs. J Holliday. : Miss Bertha Holliday" spent a few days in Toronto. pa ---- too THE ST LAWRENCE WATERWAY Summary of article wirtten by Prof. H. Michell of - McMaster University. The case against proceeding with the development of the St. Lawrence Waterway as a war measure is pre- sented in 'a pamphlet just issued by H. Michell, Professor of Political Economy at McMaster University. Dealing with the cost of the scheme, estimated at $579,273,000, Professor Mitchell says: "Is. that all it is going to cost? - Engincers admit frankly that there are going to be some very dificult problems ahead of them in handling the cnormous volume of water in the river. It will present an undertaking of unparalled magnitude, greater than the Panama canal, in fact the greatest engineering job ever tackled, "Such undertakings invariably cost more than at first supposed. The Chicago drainage canal was estimated to cost $16,000,000, but actually cost $53,000,000. The Panama canal was estimated to cost £160,000,000, it ac- tually cost $375,000,000,"" -° " Pointing out that - Canada - will be obliged to "expend at the very least $144,418,000 -and almost certainly a good dea) more," Prof. Mitchell asks: "Can Canada afford to spend so great a sunt during the next three years? Already her resources are strained to the uttermost in the war effort and we ow 'that further sacrifice on ihe part of her people will be necessary." While agreeing "that if the St. Lawrence development were necessary to the carrying on of the war the country would afford it somehow, the professor cites the evidence of General Robins, in which he stated: "I think, if. vou had plorities in getting all equipment and there were no delays anywhere, you could complete the whole, ifstallation in four years, as- suming we have luck and everything goes all right." The professor. con- tends that Canada cannot afford to take the long view, however desirable it'may be eventually. "The St. Law- rence project," he says "may be bene- ficial to the Dominion in years to come. Five years from now Canada may reap the benefit. But in five years the war will be won or lost." After 'quoting. recent statements of the Ontario Hydro Electric Commis- sion as to the adequacy of available power for present and future war needs;. Prof. Michell ouffifies the pos- sibilities for extending the generating of electric power; as envisaged by ex- perts, as follows: Saguenay 700,000 h.p.} Beauharnois 1,000,000 h.p., Caril- lon Falls 400,000 h.p.; Quince river 160,000 h.p.; Upper Ottawa 600, 000 h.p.; Diversion. of Ogoki and Keno- gami rivers, 120,000 h.p. By these diversions an additional 200,000 h.p. could be produced at Niagara, It is also claimed that a further 400,000 could be produced if the request of (Continued on back page) Port Perry Public Library JUVENILE Hoosier Volunteer .... Captives Three ......... Little 'Rose of the Mesa .... 2%... Brandeis Tak of the Circus .......... .. Brandeis Little Anne of Canada .... 5 .. Brandeis Little Jeanne of France . ol .. Brandeis Little Dutch Tulip Girl ........c.... aan 4 . "Brandeis 'Little Swiss: Woodcarver"™.,: .. 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