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MALES [| | { ' ; 4 , { - ania TE DE a er aa aaa nts & Fae. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 12th, 1941 Sd AMERICAN "EAGLE" SQUADRON IS WELL NAMED " tn i : i V. F. Men 26c. Ladies pleas 'lof Blackwater. 40c. and 26c. nd Mrs. Le The American "Eagle" Squadron of the British R.A.F. was formed of experienced and dar- | vide hg EJs pieass pra» 1° EE gga) pd Me. 0. D. visited -in Lindsay recently. oh day of igen HAY "They were trained by the R.A. F. Fighter Command, and Mrs. V. Mickey and friend are | McCulloch has had a bad heart attack. The Woman's Missionary Society]. om ENNY, Solicitor for the : Mrs: Cook, Birrell, Florence and |called a meeting for Tuesday after-|Estate. ing young civil pilots from the U.S.A. ) - have since taken a magnificent part in several air battles against the Germans. a -- [ep ee = Skerratt, first, Mrs. Geo. Payne, con- solation. The men's prizes, donated by Mr. Gordon MacDonald, were won by Finlay Munro, first, Alfred Clark, consolation, The Chinese checker prizes given by Al. Christie, were won by Bobby and Billy Geer. y Proceeds in aid of the Telegram B. W. V. Fund amounted to $21.75. -This week the club will be held on Friday night, June 13th, at Memory Hall, Utica. The hall is being rented for this week by Mr, Jack Hill, Mr. Charles Geer and Mr, Charles Clark. The Club wishes to thank all those who helped supply music for the danc- ing for the last week. Proceeds go to the Telegram B.W. spending a few days with her mother Mr. and Mrs. W: J. Rogers, Laura, and Miss Ailene Harper, spent Sunday with Pte. Hugh Rogers at Camp Borden, .~ ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Clark, As Rev. Mr. Jenner was away to Conference last week there was no Sunday night service. Epsom Sunday School is holding its anniversary services on Sunday, June 15th, in the morning at 10.30 and in the evening at 7.30. Special music will be supplied for the morning ser- vice by Miss Norene Croxall and the pp e 0 the church. The supper will be fol- lowed by a concert given by the John- son entertainers and Miss Fallodown, Mrs. Luke. -- Grace, also Mr. Leo Merritk, spent - Down THROUGH THE AGES ; Britons fought and suffered and died in order that. - 4 x their children and their children's children might "be free. Today the forces of darkness threaten to i Today our country must arm. No time can be lost. We must build the greatest war machine the world has ever known. We must accomplish in two years more than the enemy has accomplished in seven. Burn's Church Sunday School was held as usual last Sunday mornin with an attendance of fifty-nine, an and Saturdays only, a good attendance at the hurch ser- vice at 7.30. Rev. J. Robinson took his tex} from Acts 16:30 "What must I do to be saved? Believe on. the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved and all thy house." Miss Jean Heron and friend Mr. t Hunter, of Scarboro, enjoyed a visit} ¥ with relatives in the village recently. Mr. Lawrence Doble of Toronto, ronto and Agincourt. i J Mr. and Mrs. F, Beadle and family accompanied by Mrs. I. Beadle, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beadle, of Seagrave .NOTICE TO CREDITORS Re Estate of John Franklin Hooper, Deecased. All persons having claims against he Estate of the late John Franklin looper, who died in the Township of Reach, on May 23rd, 1941, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned on or before Jul 4th, 1941, full par- gard only to claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have had notice. Dated at Prince Albert, Ontario, this noon, June 10th, : Mrs. T. M. Lee, Mr, and Mrs, N. Taylor, and Mr. Harold Taylor, visit- ed relatives in the community on Sun- So Canada needs the use of your money now. Later When you buy Victory Bonds, all Canada is your security. These Bonds are more readily turned into cash than any other. Ye ; Several from here attended "the decoration service at Utica on Sunday afternoon. Sgt, Pilot Reynolds of Sky Harbor Field, Goderich is spending this week {with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds. , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Batty and family | visited relatives in the village'on Sun- day afternoon. . Messrs. James and Andrew Heron accompanied Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Ashton on Thursday afternoon, when they called on relatives in Brock Tp. A number from this district enjoyed seeing the torch parade on Monday as it passed through Whitby. All who witnessed the. parade thought of the, vast importance of 'the British Empire at this time, and it brought home the necessity of putting all our resources in aid of the Victory Loan. An interesting event will take place in Burn's Church on Tuesday evening, June 17th, when pupils of the school will give a musicale. Every one wel- come, A silver collection in aid of the Red Cross. The regular meeting of the Red Cross will be held on Thursday, June 19th, when a quilt which was pieced by Mrs. F. Stevens, will be quilted and plans will bé made for a lawn social to be held at thie home of Mr. and Mrs, R. Goose, about July 10th, when a quilt donated by Mrs. Gladys Gordon, R.N., will be raffled. The girls of Mrs. E. Heron's Sunday School Class are busy making an autography sunray quilt, the proceeds of this quilt will go to the British War Victims' fund. Corporal and Mrs. Russell Lunney, who have been in Monteith for the past few months, have returned to their home at Myrtle, and were visit- NOTICE TO CREDITORS "In the Estate of Julia: Elizabeth Hooper, Deceased 'All persons having claims against the Estate of the late Julia Hooper who died at Oshawa, Ontario, on the 28th day of April, 1941, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned on or before the Tth day of June, 1941, full particulars of their claims. Im- mediately after June 7th, 1941, the assets of the deceased. will be dis- tributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the undersigned shall then have had notice. Dated at Port Perry; May 9th, 1941 Joseph Denny, Prince Albert, Ont, Solicitor for the Estate. NOTICE I wish to announce that I have the International Harvester Co. Agency for Port Perry and sur- || rounding district and am pre- pared to give prompt and satis- factory service. I carry a full line of repairs and machinery on display at my farm west of Epsom. Anyone interested please call at my home or phone 113.r 2. WALTER HOWSAM, R. R. 1, Port Perry ing relatives in Ashburn. "JUST iy Phone 98, Company to urge our finest anthracite. 1 | beteettetttttttitttittitisttes estes sst ist tistqTIINIIH ~~ -- DELICIOUS -- BREAD and PASTRY Forall round GOODNESS out Bread and Buns are " "he Best. We have everything in Pies, Pastry, etc. to satisfy ~ JEMISON'S BAKERY THE HOME OF GOOD BREAD AND PASTRY To the Fuel Buyer: We have been strongly advised by our Fuel receive your orders for "Blue.Coal", the world's the line of Cakes that Hungry Appetite CALL -- Port Phrry. customers to put in their \ \ i ----------- -- -- ee ---------------- ------ R---- ---- - Sunday visitors at Mrs. Luke's were | Sunday at Mr. and Mrs, W. Swinson's, FOR : : EPSOM Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Wagner and baby] Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rodd and the ng a § son, twins, were visiting with Mr, and Mrs. E : : The Epsom Euchre Club held its Mr. and Mrs. E. Gunyou called at]Howard Bartley on Sunady.. 3 xper -A\8 a ' Hu, meeting in Memory Hall, Utica, A. Chrissy Yai Sunes, iti tM Miss Verna Woguer ia staying With S 3 i . A ; on Wednesday night, June 4th, There iss Jean Bushell is visiting at Mr. - ] ' were 13 tables of euchre played fol- [and Mrs. Frank Millman's. n Mr Al Shtisue his purshased 8 ervice, lowed by lunch and dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKinley |"®¥ vs Ye PHONE 234 : 4 The ladies prizes donated by Ms. [Were Sunday visitors. of Mr. John a Eu a 4] on 3 : Charles Clark, were won by Mrs, H. Bailey. A Tuesdays Thursdays J : ! ; ASHBURN 3 McLean Radio Service 0 ff 3 Ladies' prizes are being donated by evening Mr. Ferguson, Sanford will 3 t : | Mrs. Howard Bartley; gent's prizes by | preach at both services, On the fol.|spent Sunday Win pis parents Mr.lii iors of their claimd, Immediately Mr. Henry Skerratt, and the Chinese | lowing Monday night, June 16th, the and Mrs, Henry Doble. few | after July 4th, 1941, the assets of the checker--prizes by 'Mrs. Alfred Clark. | Women's Association are serving al | Mew Janey Sardine _shent 2 Tor deceased will' be distributed among cold meat in the b t of [days last week with ¥ the parties entitled thereto, having re- it Fs engulf us once More. Shall we give up those rights ; ge aa which our forefathers won? - on, Canada will repay you in full, In the meantime, next winter's fuel as soon as possible. : you will receive regular interest on your loan. , Whilq no prediction can be made we feel that ; this is very-sound advise and we will be pleased to | hE i eed ings--not as a' HOW TO BUY --Give your ordér to the canvasser whi Phot 1s why Cangas nSads your savinge ot | : calls on you. Or place it i che hands of any branch of in 3 gifts but_only as_a loan. Canada's army must be "po or give it to any trust company.' Or send it to Lo : t REESOR'S FUEL & LUMBER "local Victory Loan Headquarters; Bonds may-be boug = ral maintained and equipped with the most' modern : Ra LR nl : fighting macRines 0 of warships and merchant denominations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and larger. . F. E. REESOR "F. G-REESOR BIg hd oy Canvasser, bank, trust company or your local Victory Loan i : : He . vessels must be built. Thousands of planes, thousands ive you every assistance in | Vessnossaanessrascassinins SAAS a, tate -- BUY -- S . Headquarters will be glad to give of pilots must be rushed to the scene of conflict. Victory Bonds making out your order form. il CANADA BREAD CO., LIMITED PORT PERRY, ONT. any. BONDS! ' : . \ ; National Commies, ictory Loan 194 A /