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ba ov . SE LAL ets I A ea Wh li I) a i 3: 4 g ee PORT PERRY, ONT. THURSDAY, 'NOVEMBER 13th, 1941 ------arin e . - ---- to Meet the War 'Weapons Pledge of a Blitz Buggy amonth for the duration. Only a short time left. But there is still a long way to go to reach our objective in the War Weapons Drive. Don't let's bog down in the home stretch, Don't let our community fail because you haven't 'done your share, We must all put everything we Double Your Pledge to 677A | LET'S PULL UP OUR SOCKS and PUT UP OUR DOLLARS! ! Look " the job abeed of us! Therd's ly 4 hurt Viz he in Mahe ww Bliis Buggies spring to Ui have into. this effort. More regular pur chases of War Savings Certificates mean more weapons for our forces. Don't let" them down. It's our responsibility. See that - everybody does his part. Push the sale of /'War Savings Certificates wherever and 1 ~~ | PortPerry, Reach & Scugog HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO ar | Don't wish for a short war fe GET BUSY .and 'SHORTEN im . Local War Bavings Committee-- | : ' i R. J. HARPER, Chairman : G. F, Manning, C. C, Jeffrey, Robt. Tetlow, C. Sleep, Blake Cragg, W. F. Thompson Samuel Farmer. + Rev. Wi J. H. Smyth whenever you can, Buy WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES REGULARLY 64BB RBBB PE LP TE Oe 2 price $89.00. - a - Used Electric Norge Refrigerator, 5 cu. ft. size Refinished and Guaranteed ~ General Electric Monitor Top Refrigerator, 5 cu. ft. size. Looks like new. Hostess Electric Refrigerator, 5% Cu. Ft, Re-Conditioned ~ Clare Jewell Combination Coal and Gas. Stove, ES * Ivory and Green. Looks like new. - n $49.00 'Belanger Console Model Cook Stove, Ivory and Green Enamel. Good condition - - $29.50 Raymond Sewing Machine, good condition - - $15.00 Empire Washing Machine, used 6 months . - _ General Electric Refrigerator, Refinished and Guaranteéd for one year Findlay Combination Electric and Coal Range Dual Oven. Demonstrator. "e Used Six Weeks. 5 : Two Findlay Side Oven Ranges, Factory Samples Reg. $169.00 One only Marconi 6 Tube Console, 1941 Model _Slight damage to-enamel. Used as Store Demonstrator : gsm Washing Machine. on CHRISTIAN ELECTRIC Bargains in Trade-In and Demonstration Merchandise Used Upright Piano, in Good Condition - - 1941 General Electric Console Radios, regular Findlay 4 Burner Console Range, Ivory Finish $45.00 .- Sale $59.00 And your Old Radio $169.00 $159.00 $59.50 $1 29.00 Bargain - Sale $99.00 $119.00 $89.00 And your Old Radio $19.50 Refinished 38.40 Simcoe Street North "OSHAWA "DON CHRISTIAN ELECTRIC 'Phones 84 ond 85 Open Evenings oo | Seagrave $159.00 the Don Mills' Choir of Toronto, ee COUNTY OF ONTARIO A meeting of the County Council of the Corporation of the County of Ontario will be held. pursuant to ad- journment in the Council Chamber in the . Court House in the Town of | Be i a x | County Council ZION Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Glee and familys Joan and Billie, have taken up resi- dence in Lindsay. All wish them suec- 'cess in their new home, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sloan and baby returned home to Oshawa after a few days with his mother Mrs. J. Sloan. Mrs, Wm, Stokes returned home Whitby, on MONDAY, the 24th day of NOVEMBER, 1941, at the hour of | two o'clock in thie afternoon, Daylight ' Saving Time, All accounts to be laid before the Council should be forwarded to the Clerk, properly certified, at least three days - before the meeting of the Council, Dated at Whitby, this 10th day of November, A.D. 1941. R. DONALD RUDDY, County Clerk. Concert at a splendid concert in Seagrave' United Church, under the leaderhsip of Mr. Bolingbrook. Rev. H, Lester welcomed the choir and minister to Seagrave. This choir needed no introduction to Seagrave as they have ably entertained us be- fore. after spending a few days with re- ' latives at Omemee, The Zion Young People petite their play "The Man in the Green Shirt" at Manchester and Oakwood recently. Mr. Bruce Whitten spent the week- end with his parents in Toronto. Friday afternoon the teacher, Mr,. Whitten and pupils of Port Hoover School, entertained a number of par- ents and friends to a Hallowe'en party. The school was nicely deco- rated with candles and pumpkins for the occasion. The pupils gave a in- teresting program consisting of solos,' readings and music after which a nuniber of contests took place which met with the approval of all. A dainty lunch was served and a social time! spent. i Mr, and" Mrs, Bert Carpenter left on Saturday for Haliburton where they intend 'spending several weeksi with relatives. L . Mr, and Mrs. M. McMillan motored to Peterboro on Monday last. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hall spent Wednesday in Toronto. . Miss Ida McTaggart, of Lindsay, visited her parents here during the past week. : The Minister-of Don Mills Church, Rev, Harold Watt, was chairman for the evening.' The programme consisted' of an- thems by choir, solos, instrumentals, ! trios and readings by different mem-' bers of the choir. _ Eddie Allen of radio fame was pre-- '| sent to sing and play the accordion. | His numbers were much enjoyed. |e The Church was filled to capacity. The whole--concert was much enjoyed and appreciated by the audience This program was given free to Seagrave Church, A vote of thanks was extended to the members of the choir by Rev. H. Lester for their splendid entertain- ment. This was heartily applauded by the audience, CLERK'S NOTICE OF THE FIRST POSTING OF THE VOTERS' LIST. Voters' Lists, 1941, Municipality of Reach, County of Ontario. ) Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 8 of the Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted up at my office at Manchester, on the 4th day of November, 1941, the list of all persons _entitled to vote in-the-said Municipality at municipal elections, afid that such list 'remains there for inspection, ~~ And, T hereby call upon all voters'to- take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac- cording to law, the last day for ap- peal being 26th of Novemh¢r, 1941. Fred Christie, Clerk,' R.8.0. 1927, ¢ 1, schedule A, form 4. Dated, November, 10th, 16841. {children were all treated to candies close with the serving 'of lunch, The Zion Red Cross and Woman's] Association met at the home of Mrs.' J. Sloan on Thursday afternoon. The ! afternoon at the home of Clara Hardy where {thirteen girls gathered to en- I joy a social time, The roll call was 'answered by 'say, sing or pay" but the say was numerous. The motto "Do the things you fear" was given by Joyce Tetlow. A piano solo by Shirley Crozies, The quilt blocks have made very good progress. At the Icloge a tasty lunch was served by the girls and enjoyed by all, Mrs. R. D. Fomban received a card from Mr. and Mrs. D, J, Tyman, from Tottenham, England, announcing the + birth of their little son on October 20. = And all will be glad to know the love- - layette made by Mrs. Burnham for e 2 Red Cross is being used. There 'was another -charivari on « Monday night at the home of Mr, and Mrs,, Wm. Jeffrey, in honour of their |p son/Percy, who was martied recently, After making 'plenty of noise, all were invited by the groom to the house where a splendid time' was' spent in dancing, followed by lunch, On departing all wished Percy and Dorothy a long and happy married - life, Miss Margaret Bratley spent the week end with her sousin Miss Helen Colleran, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Montgomery, recent bride and groom, of Toronto; visited his aunt Mrs. R. Reader. L. Sweetman, R.C,A.F., is in To- ronto now, and spent the week- -end at "his home here. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hood vidtea their daughter Jean, in the Oshawa Hos- pital and report she is getting along very .well after having had her ap- pendix removed. Mr, Owen Reader of Toronto, was home over the' week-end. Mr. Glen Demara has secured work "in General Motors, in Oshawa. Miss Clara Hardy visited her friend Mss Joy Hood on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope ed her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Mills in Port , Perry on Sunday. Mr, Keith Hope has returned home after spending a few weeks with his sister Mrs. Frank Real at Blackwater. water. Many happy returns of the day to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schell, who cele- brated their 38th wedding anniversary on November 11th, Birthday greetings to Miss Dorothy Fines, Mrs. Bruce Snelgrove, Mrs, E, Sweetman, - Mrs, J. Pearce, Wm. G. Harris, Jr.,, on their Diahiy on the 15th; Ann Harris, J. C. Hardy, Chas. olnstof, whose "birthday is on the 16th Miss Margaret Bratley visited her cousin Mrs. Roy Hope for a few days this week. Miss Mathers, teacher at the Foot, is enjoying 'a' few holidays at her home in Harley and other places. Scugog friends are sorry -to hear that Mr. Leonard Fowler, one of our boys, was bady.-scalded in Oshawa. We trust he will have a speedy. re- covery. MANCHESTER Donations are Yong received by the ------ Local Red Cross for the Blanket Fund and the annual membership fee. The ladies meet every Thursday afternoon to convene busines, quilt and dis- tribute wool and sewing materials. The W, A. met at the home of Mrs. Al-E. Spencer on Wednesday after- noon, Plans were made for a social evening on November 20th, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Dobson. Mr, and Mrs. Grant Christie visited friends in Fergus last week-end. Mr. Alex. Davidson of Lethbridge, Alta., was a revcent guest of Mr, and - Mrs. Ernest Holtby. . + © Mr." Maunsell Gerrow visited his arents last week. \ Congratulations = are - extended to Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dobson, on' their golden wedding anniversary on Nov. 10th, and best wishes for many more vears of happy wedded life. - Mr, and Mrs. Dobson have contributed gen- erously of. their talents and money all these years spent in Manchester com- munity. Their sterling qualities of character have been living examples of Christian citizenship. Our esteem has increased with the years. Fh ».On the same date, Nov. 10th, 1891, 'Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Holtby of Port Perry were married' They were former residents of Manchester, and we extend our congratulations and best wishes to them also, "Life contains no greater joy, Than friendship that endures, And ours has been made richer far Because it was shared in yours." GREENBANK The Woman's Work Committee of the Red Cross, is- holding an- open meeting in the school room of - the Church, on Wednesday * afternoon, November 19th, at which finished articles will be on display from two o'clock until six. Also on display will be small articles donated for the refugees. A short program will. be given when Mrs. Thorburn, president of the Sunderland Red Cross will be the guest speaker. Afternoon tea will be, served. Come and 4 our Red Cross: Miss McTaggart and Mrs. Ross, of Lindsay visited at Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Watson's on Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Bowman, of Toronto, were the guests.of Mr. and Mrs. W. Phoenix on Sunday. The W. M. S. held its Thank Offer- ing 'on Sunday morning, Mrs, McLeod of Toronto, a returned missionary from Formosa, gave a. very inspiring address on the work in Formosa. Mrs, Phoenix and Miss Jean, in To- ronto for a few days. -- DELICIOUS -- BREAD and PASTRY For all round GOODNESS our Bread and Buns are - the Best. We have everything in the line of Cakes . Pies, Pastry, etc. to satisfy that Hungry Appetit -- JUST CALL -- JEMISON'S BAKERY | {THE HOME OF GOOD BREAD AND PASTRY Phone 98, Port Perry. president, Mrs. N. Jacobs opened the , meeting and gave a very interesting paper on Thanksgiving. The W. A. will have a Thank Offering in place of a fowl supper." Special services were held on Nov. 9th with Rev. H. Lester at the morn- i ing, with special music by the choir. .§3 The November meeting of the W.A. will be held at the home of Mrs, J Short... i = SCUGOG- All are specially invited to attend § the services at the usual hours next ¥ Sunday. The messages delivered by Revi MF. | i Jenkinson of Pickering, on Sunday, were received with great attention, and were most. encouaging, Rev, F. @G, Joblin took anniversary services § in Pickering for -Mr, Jenkinson: T 'The Head Community Club held its "annual Hallowe'en Social on Tuesday §f. evening, .Oct. '28th in the Church.'§ Quite a number were present to see g the. strange creatures who seem to be 35% at large at this time of the year, The | prize winners were: ladies, 1st Mrs, S.' Sweetman (ghost); 2nd, Mrs, Hance,' (beggar woman); 8rd Hel len Sweet- man (stout coloured gentleman), Sits 1st Mary Wilson (witch); 2nd. Carole Sweetman (pumpkin). iis] 1st, Donny Freeman (full Scotch Kilt); 2nd Harold Collins Chvide); 8rd George Freeman (Lone Ranger). Honourable méntion--Roy Freeman (Superman). Evelyn Collins gave a recitation and Marie Sweetman gave a reading, "And so was 1", The and the evening was brought to a A CAR OF ALBERTA Cf COAL T0 ARRIVE SOON Let us have your order so we can deliver from the car. of handling, and at Phone 73w help the gasoline situation, - REESOR'S FUEL & LUMBER || PORT PERRY, ONTARIO § By so doing you can reduce the .cost the same time will The Institute girls met on Saturday is "THIS CHRISTMAS" Let Canada Bread do your baking, where you are : assured -of highest uslity. ALMOND BLOCKS cent een 81,00, : OLD ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING1 1b. 40¢, 2 hs. 75¢ (in crockery bowl) : RICH FRUIT CAKE, any weight, plain or iced CANADA BREAD CO. LIMITED __ PORT PERRY, ONT. $1.50, $2.00 5 Tae Bi 5: