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PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 26th, 1941 \ ' ra fe - foi 4 SERVICE RATES OF PAY IN THE RANKS $1. 30 per Day with Board, Lodg- ing, Clothing, Medical and Dental care provided. EXTRA: (1) Rates varying from 25¢ to 75¢ per day for skilled tradesmen while em- ployed. (2) Dependent Allowances in Cash: $35 to wife, $12 each per month for 2 chj dren --_ only 3 pendents" per Bl Man The Guns = The Canadlan Active Army requires men for Artillery, Engincers, Signals, Armdur- ed Cars, Tanks, Infantry, Transport and Supply, Medical and Ordnance and other branches of the Ser- vice. The Army is prepared to teach many trades, and to train you to efficiently handle Canada's weapons of war, ' Join Canada's Active Army Now / Yes, guns, tanks, armoured cars, mechanized equipment of every description await YOU to 'the enemy rears his head, A 3 send them thundering down the road to victory. & ; This is the opportunity you have been wanting ; GR --the chance to talk to the Hun in the only language he understands. So join up NOW for ACTION Overseas in old England, or wherever pe Hf ------=== Apply to nearest District Recruiting i Office, or any Local Armouries -. DEPARTMENT OF CANADA NATIONAL DEFENCE BROCK THEATRE PRINCE ALBERT vice will be held at 11 a.m. (S.T.) and the Sunday School with be at 10, and continue at these times throughout the summer months, Mrs, F. Mark, Lindsay, and Mr. and i Mrs. Copeland, of Oakwood, were : among 'the Sunday visitors with Mr, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, |and Mrs. W. J. Martyn, » . JUNE 26-27-28 Two 'shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. Saturday Matinee at 1.30 Tin Pan Alley with Alice FAYE, Betty GRABLE, Jack OAKIE, John PAYNE. Phone e18, W HITBY " Healthfully Air Conditioned. * All Shows Daylight Saving Time turned from White River to spend the Summer at their home here. ronto, are spending a time with Mrs, R. Bond. Other Sunday visitors, with the latter were Mr, and Mrs. W. Bond and Helen, and Mrs. E. Robinson, of Toronto. . A good many 'people were disap- pointed on the '15th, when the heavy but mich needed rain kept the Decora- tion Service from being held, Many s Mopday, Tuesday, Wednesday, JUNE 30 and JULY 1-2 Two shows at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. lovlier. Certain parts indeed, was a' week, ¢ irk Holiday Matinee, Tuesday, July 1st, picture with the multitude of beanti- at 2 o'clock ful bouquets and plants, against the . lovely green of the grass. A Girl, a Guy and a Gob with George MURPHY, Lucille BALL * and Edmond O'BRIEN COMING Next Thursday, Friday, and ' oe Saturday, July 3-4-5 BOB HOPE, BING CROSBY, in 'Road to Zanzibar' "EPSOM The Epsom Euchre Club has decided to postpone its meetings for this Fri. day night. until the following Wed- again meet in Memory Hall; Utica, Proceeds for Telegram B. W. V. Fund. Mrs, C. Clark and children have re- Mr, and Mrs. R. McKerihen of To-' nesday night, July 2nd, when it willl recent sad bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie and i Master Dick Rippon spent Sunday on a motor trip to Havelock and points east. The Woman's Association will meet on Thursday, June 26th at the home of Mrs. Lorne Snodiden. The Gerrow family gathering on Sunday at Mr. E. H. Gerrow's cottage on Scugog Island enjoyed, also a fowl dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millman were with Mr, and Mrs, Palmer of Bethesda on Sunday. Miss Marjorie Bailey at tier home here on Tuesday. Mr. Albert Hall of Port Perry spent Tuesdity at Al'Christie's, Sunday visitors with Mi. J. Bailey were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKinley of Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. Chester 'Geer, Utica. Some friends from the 'West called thought the cemetery never looked', Mrs. Luke- for tea, one day last Mrs. Annie Ashton is spending a few days at her home here in" the village. Sunday School will meet néxt Sun- day morning at 10.30 a.m. and Church in the evening at 7.30. SCUGOG The C: Jommunion Service will be held next Sunday morning in the Foot Church at 11 and Sunday School at The Epsom Euchre Club wish to ex- 11 at the Head with Church Service tend its most sincere sympathy to Mr. at 7.30. There will be no 8. S. at the Percy Densham and family in their Foot or the Centre on Sunday. ily in their recent sad bereavement. - J. L. Sweetman of the Air Force School at Kingston, was home over the weel, We wdre glad to see John looking well. Pte. Leonard Hope -of Newmarket Training Camp spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Crooks of Toronto, spent the week-end with their daugh- ter Mrs; Fred Jackson. We were glad to hear that Mr. Crook's health has improved. Joblin-Lipsett Nev, Kingsley _Joblin, son of Rev. I. G. and Mrs. Joblin, and Miss Mabel the only daughter of Mrs. Lipsett and the late Mr. Lipsett were united in marriage on Saturday, June 21st, in Deer Park" Chapel, Toronto. His father, Rev. F. G. Joblin and Dr. Rus- sell officiated, The bride" looked very charming in white satin--with sweet- heart roses, and was given in mar- riage by her brother. The groom was assisted by his brother Rev. Fred Joblin of Deer Park Church, Toronto. The bridesmaid was Miss Dorothy Joblin, sister of the groom. The maid of honour was Miss Helen Toole. After the ceremony all [returned to the bride's home for a réception fol- lowed by a buffet luncheon. On their return from a motor to Eastern Can- ada the happy couple will reside at Weston where the best wishes 'of Scugog friends go with them, The Woman's Association was held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Jeffrey and was well Et tt st RS a» : | rT a | in 'RED & WHITE STORE { @ BUY HERE AND SAVE @ attended. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs, C. L. Fralick. Mrs, O. Jeffrey gave the secretary's report. A musical mono- logue was given by Mrs. Geo. 'Sweet- man and Mrs. Geo, Hood. A piano duet by "Mrs, Sweetman and Miss Lois Jeffrey. A skit was then given by Mrs. Geo. Hood, Mrs. Geo. Sweetman, Mrs. R. Burnham and Miss Lois Jef- frey, on gardening, which was very amusing. It was decided to hold a lawn party at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Carter on July 8th. A flower show was a new feature at the meeting. Mrs. Smith of Toronto, and Mrs. S. Reynolds of Seagrave were the judges. Mrs. C. Hardy won first prize a lovely dish for flowers; Mrs. R. Carter, second, a glass pie plate. Amang the visitors present were Mus. Smith of Toronto, Mrs. S. Reynolds, of Scopes e, Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey and Donna, Mrs. Ruddy, Mrs. -MeMillan and Mrs. J. Dowson and Donna, all of Port Perry. A lovely lunch was served on the lawn. All were sur- prised (o see so many men accept the invitation for supper, but they were made very welcome. The hostesses were Mrs. W. Jeffrey, Mrs. R. Pogue, Mrs. C. Hardy, Mrs. F. Crozier, Mrs. I. Hayes. Proceeds $16.00, Mr. Clifford Redman and sister Irene, Miss Evelyn Pearson and Mr. "Allan Carter, enjoyed a motor trip: to Callander and saw the famous little girls, then on to North Bay. On the return trip they visited relatives at Burk's Falls. Greetings to Mrs. W. Savage on her 87th birthday on Thursday, June 26th, Miss Tweedie is spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs. R. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey and little Donna of Port Perry visited on Sunday with his brother. Mr Roy Hope and brother Leonard visited riends in Tyrone on Sunday. Mrs. S. Rodman, Mrs. Thos. Redman and Mrs. Orr JeMey attended a trousseau tea for Miss Margaret Dal- ton held at the home of Mrs. Travell in Oshawa on Saturday. PORT PERRY YACHT CLUB The following is a summary of the sail boat racing held on Sunday, June 22nd, 1911, on Lake Scugog. Senior--First Section Place Time Co. lo-your eave District Phil Orre o.oo... 0d 3rd 22.30 Recruiting Office. "Find G. Cariegic .....c.... ond 23.30 out about these Units; how 3 Ovde wos svnnpse ones Ist 28.10 Senior--Second Section . they work, what they do. B. Kent ooovonenanennn ith 25.45 See just where you'll fit in. B. Baker ...............0 rd 29.30 5 : D. Carnegie .......... 2nd 31.65 See where any particular D. Shepherd .......... 1st 36.20 skill you possess can best Junior--First Section ilize T a "G. Emmerson ......... 3rd 18.10 be utilized. Then Join up ', PR. Beare ............. 2nd 18.22 for ACTION. B. Allen ...oooounnn.. 1st 18.35 Junior--Second Section B. Aldred ............. 3rd 33.16 G. MacMaster ........ ond 35.53 J. MacGregor *.....00... Ist 37.00 Ladies ' C. Blewett ............ 3rd 26.30 M. Brent ............... 2nd 28.30 D. MacGregor ......... 1st. 31.60 Free-for-All B. Kent voi 6th 21.00 Li P. Orde .oonvnsenidenss 6th 23.45 B. Baker ............. 4th 24.25 ------ G. Emmerson ......... 3rd 426.10 D. Carnegie ..,....... 2nd 26.20 Sympathy is extended to Mr. W. 1. D. Shepherd REET 1st 26.35 Parrish and Mr. P. Densham and fam-| Note--Don't forget to come' and bring your friends on Sunday, June 29, for the picnic to Hood's S. S. ANNIVERSARY AT MANCHESTER You are invited to attend the Sun- day School anniversary services at Manchester next Sunday, June 29. The speakers will be--2.30 p.m, (S.T.) Rev. W. J. H. Smyth; 7.30 p.m. S,T. Mr. Young of Oshawa Come and bring your friends - & REDUCTION IN LONG DISTANCE RATES . Asked to-day cnocerning changes in long distance telephone ratés an- nounced in the 'United States and their cffcet on rates in Canada, 11: M. Black manager of The Bell Télephone Com- pany of Canada here, said: Effective July 10 next, important changes will be magle in long distance rates here. The report chaige on un- be abolished, and the overtime charge on person-to-person calls will be re- duced to the station-to-station rate. Hitherto, the first three minutes of overtime "on person-to-person calls have been charged at thé higher per- son-to-person rate. In addition; rates on calls to United States points will be reduced to conform with reductions announced there on calls to Canadian cities, "These reductions will mean an an- nual saving to long distance users in Ontario and Quebec which we esti- mate at half a million dollars." After the opening hymn --== Mrs. FGI Ioblin gave thie prayer. The ELERRARR EEE ETRE A completed person-toperson calls will Be ah tts { il § » 4 S . 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Nabob Brand COFFEE with extract. . free, perlb. * 53c¢ INFANTS DELIGHT TOILET SOAP P & G SOAP 14 He 3 cakes 15¢. 4 bars 19¢, HEDLUND'S Meat Pastes 2 tin Makes delicious picnic sandwiches s 19¢ SILVER GLOSS STARCH MONARCH IFFLOUR, MAZOLA OH. CANADA CORN STARCH 2 pgs. 25c. 24 1b. bag 8lec. .No. 1 tin 29¢. 1 Ib. pkg. 10c. MAGIC BAKING POWDER (« 'ash and Carry) 4 oz. tin-9c. A full line of Fruits & Vegetables F. W. BROCK & SON " PHONE 43 [ARRAAAARRRARAAAISRSAY OOASANS PORT PERRY BABAAASARABASSS RIBAS ASAIN AH anor Roo a oto n ar ooo oop eFa err" To eresncech orn MEATS THAT SATISFY You will be sure of satisfaction when you buy our meats. Whether its Fresh, Cured, or Cooked Meats you require, we can always give you quality and service. PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE Bert. MacGregor, Give us a call _4 Phone 72-r-2. ! Tr -- 123238323! 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