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PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 9th, 1942 EPSOM Rev. A. A. Jenner preached his fare- well sermon here on Sunday evening, and is leaving this week for his new charge at Heathcote. Pte. Roland Armstrong started training at Newmarket last week. Several from here attended Deco-. ration Service at Uxbridge on Sunday. The W. A. will meet at the home of Mrs. Ray Medd on Thursday -after- noon, A 2nd. Mr. Ross Clark is enjoying a week's holidays at his home. : Sunday visitors with Mr. John Bai- ley were Mr. and Mrs. M. Hudson and family, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs! Douglas McKinley, Toronto. Miss Laura Rogers spent the week- end at Niagara. : Mr. and Mrs. Allait Asling and son 'Ray at Mr. and Mrs. Will Asling's one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Drew McCulloch and Mr. Abrey at Sutton West, on Sunday. Mr. Harvey McCulloch of Pickering, at his home over the week-end. Sorry to report Mr. Arthur Taylor in Port Perry Hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Blight at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Medd's on Sunday. Mrs. Walter Rogers and Mr. Ivan Rogers spent Sunday with frelatives at Ashburn. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Luke Mrs. P. Luke on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Neeson at their home here over the week-end. Mr. Albert Hall at Mr. and Mrs. AL Christie's on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark in Toronto on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Slack at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millman's on Sun- with day. ir. and Mrs. Joel Miller at Mr, W. Howsam"s on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Asling spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Catherwood at Raglan. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton at Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry's on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fralick and fam- ily of Minesing at Mr. and Mrs. A, Bailey's on Sunday. CARTWRIGHT RED CROSS Henry Thompson, Canvasser. Doris Mountjoy Mr. and Mrs. H. Porteous Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Nesbitt ....... Henry Thompson . 2.00 Thomas Cole .. 2.00 Wilmer Fitze 2.00 Lewis Fitze--: 2.00 Miss Myrtle Hooey 2.00 George Johns 1.00 Mrs. Jas. Williamson ... Leonard Joblin Maurice Nesbitt ... John Nesbitt Dan Black . Mrs. David Johns . Owen Stacey Miss Ethel Thompson Richard Hoskin Ernest Larmer, Canvasser. Carl Wright Mrs. M. Fallis . Roy Ferguson . Jabez Wright ..... Ernest Larmer oon 65.00 $16.00 Garner wrignt, Canvasser. Arthur Leighton... 2.00 Wm. Forder ......... Richard Wall Garnet Wright .. Lloyd Wright Lewis Stinson, Canvasser. Ray McGill : Geo. Johnston C. Ginn... M. Thompson Gordon Stinson Jas: Dickie Jas, McKee Marwood McKee .. J $8.00 Clara Marlow, Canvasser. Grant Jackson, .. 1.00 Mrs. Florence Crawford 2,00 Cecil Wilson... 1.00 Mr. Fred Hyland . Mrs. 'R. W. Marlow Mrs. H. Vine ... John Beacock . 1.00 Mr. Ed. Armstrong . 1.00, Wm. Armstrong ..... 1.00 Mrs, Alex. Mairs ... 1.00, Mr. Lyman McKinnon © 1.00 David Mairs ....... 25] $11.75 Laverne Devitt, Canvasser. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Devitt . 500] Laverne Devitt ... 1.00 Dalton English 1.00, Meredith English 1.00 | Wesley Sweet .. Melville Griffin... Jas. Melton Russell Larmer Clear telephone lines for ALL-OUT PRODUCTION Your telephone is part of a vast interlocking sys "tem mow carrying an abiiormal wartime load. Don't let needless delays hold up messages on which pro- . duction efficiency may depend. : SPEAK DISTINCTLY, DIRECTLY INTO THE MOUTHPIECE OTHER "WARTIME TELEPHONE TACTICS" BY SURE you have the right number . . ANSWER promptly when the ' bell rings. BE BRIEF, Clear your line for tbe next call. USE OFF-PEAK hours for your Long Distance Calls. look tri These Ihings 900 daily telephone . consult the directory. (ling, but <Ouils, they are very Important. A Ginn 0 THE LIBYAN BATTLEFIELD: A BRITISH TANK RETURNING TO REFIT the situation in Libya early in February 1942, Imperial and Allied ar- t many battles, successfully frustrating Axis at- British tank returning from battle to refit, pas- Since the stabilization of moured forces in the Western Desert have fough 1.00 tempts to recover lost territory. sing a captured enemy gh. i . Picture shows a 1.00, Mr. and Mrs. Stanford VanCamp 2.00 Mrs. Lorne Thompson . R Norman Samells 50 Jas. White ..ooevcniinniinns Mr.-and Mrs. P. VanCamp ..... 2.00 Mrs. C. Emerson 256 'Norman Lathangue . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swain ... 2.00 . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fee Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Werry.... 5.60 $16.25 Mrs. Thos. Hyland .... Murray Byers, Canvasser. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris . $11.00 N. Taylor : Oscar McQuade and Clarence Parr, Harold DeMill,. 1.00 Canvassers J. H. DeMill ..... 1.00, Grant Thompson, Canvasser. Mr. and Mrs. N. Edgerton ........ 2.00 Jack VanCamp 1.00 Miss Mary Malcolm ..ocoveninnnen. $10.00 | Mr, Ed: Strong ...cccceemeennss 1.00 D. J. McTaggart 1.00 Miss Gladys McKee wenn 5.00| Ww. B. Ferguson L200 Earl Bradburn .... 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompson 3.00] Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Gibson .... 4.00 leith Byers ... : 2.00 "Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson 3.00] My, and Mrs, Tennyson Samells 8.00 W. N. Hoskin ... 2.00 Wn Beacock corinne 2.00) Mr, and Mrs. L. Hyland .....c..... 'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Forder 4.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston .... 2. $10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Levi McGill 2.001 Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Fallis ....... 2.00 Fred Johns, Canvasser | Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nesbitt 2.00 Mr, and Mrs, C. Parr . Dr. R. P. Bowles 00 Mr. L. Lansing .. 1.00] My, and Mrs. R. Werry 3.00 Fred Johns. 3.00 Mr. H. Bowins . 1.00} Mr, and Mrs. 'C. Gibson 2.00 Wm. Fraser 1.00 Elmer Nesbitt LOO| ny, F. Middleton . 1.00 Geo. Marlow 1.00 John Dickie .... Mr. M. Fallis ..... 1.00 Mr. Morden . 1.00 Jas. Brooks Mr. L. Fallis .. 1.00 M. Emerson 50 Percy Philp Mrs. R. Wolfe 5.00 Eddie Williams . 25 Ruth Proutt Mr. R. Cook ... ... 1.00 "Jas. Gordon ... Mrs. Elliott and Miss Mountjoy 3.00 $31.75 Mrs. J. Spinks 001 My. Philip Geal ..... .. 1.00 Wes. Campbell, Canvasser. "Miss Rose Mountjoy .. 50} Mr. Clarence Mountjoy 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Campbell .... 2.00 Mrs. Wm. Ferguson . HAO| Mr. Frank Nesbitt .. 5.00 Grant Campbell oF 1.00 Mrs. K. Burton Mr. Geo. Fowler .. 1.00 Mrs. E. Armstrong 1.00, Mrs. Geo. Black .. 1.00 Mr. Lewis Platt .. 1.00 Oscar McQuade - ...... 1.00 Mrs. A. Suggitt and Merlin... 1.50 Stanford VanCamp, Canvasser. Mrs. Mervyn Mountjoy [6 Mrs. Eli Mairs Mr, J. Schwartz ......cocee. .50 Miss Florence Fair Flem Thompson Bruce Heaslip, Canvasser Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Heaslip .... Sid Staples Mrs. T. Richardson . Mrs. Wm. Robinson .. $17.50 i : 1g BLACKSTOCK The Victorian Women's Institute held its July meeting at the home of Mrs." Mervin Graham. It was a very interesting meeting. Archdeacon 'Simpson spoke on Citizenship and Rev. D. Stinson gave a talk on "Peace". Miss N. Hooey gave a con- densed report of District Annual held at Tyrone. Miss Hazel Mountjoy read a humorous selection on a visit to a dentist, Mrs. Archer gave a demon- stration on winding yarn and read "A Warm Dress". Miss D. Perrett, teacher at Archer School, Cartwright, and the Jr. Red Cross, made $17 for their war work from tickets sold on an afghan. Mrs. Burney Hooey won the afghan, _ = Mis. G. Crawford won the. quilt which was made and donated by Mrs, Wood, The draw was made at the Anglican supper and entertainment on July, 1st. Forty-three dollars were made from the sale of tickets to be used for Red Cross work, . Died, on Thursday, July 2nd, at the home of .her daughter, Mrs, McKay, raven, Sask., in her 91st year, Sarah Elizabeth Lansing, .wife of the late John Lansing, Caesarea, and sigter of the late Wm. Aldred, Scugog Island: | She 'was 'the daughter of "Joel and Elizabeth = Aldred, who came from Nottingham, England, to Scugog Is- land, where Mrs. Lansing was born and lived until eight years after her marriage, 'When she moved to Caes- area. She lived there until moving to .Craven, where she lived for the past 19 years. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. R. P. Bowles, D.D,, in the United Church, Nestleton. Dr. Bowles based his remarks on the 19th Psalm which was a - suitable choice for one who had lived such a long and useful life as Mrs. Lansing. The pallbearers were Messrs. Mel- ville Lansing, Herman Hooey, Leslie Lansing, Wm. Lamb, Joel Aldred and John Aldred. Surviving are one daughter Emma (Mrs, McKay; two sons, Russell, Toronto, and Nelson, of London; five grandsons and one granddaughter, and.three great grand children. . The regular meeting of the W. A. was held at the home of Mrs. S. Ward, on Thursday afternoon, July 2nd, with Mrs. L. G. Brown, presiding. The meeting was opened with the de- votional exercises, the lesson thoughts being taken by Mrs. C. Croxall, A thank you note was read from a member who had been ill. Fifty dol- lars was voted to the church fund. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. L. Dobson. Mrs. - Corless Ashenhurst _took charge of the following program: Hymn, "Onward Christian Soldiers"; reading "Padres in the Service" by Mrs. C. Ashenhurst; solo, Noreen Croxall; reading, "Prayer in Britain" by Mrs. R. Paradine. The meeting closed with the National Anthem. Lunch was served by Mrs, R. Para- dine; Mrs, Mills, Mrs. S. Ward. OOOO O0000000 0000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 ttle t ood 00000 ORANGES LARGE CALIFORNIA LEMONS FINE QUALITY N Special you A TASTY OLD SALT TASTY LAAs iLLses0000000 Values for anes oo 5¢| GINGER SNAPS SHRDINES 3s: CREAM sons 2 WR RESERVE TAK RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO NORMAL WEEKLY FAMILY REQ 0000000 WHITE, 3 BROWN OR 1 CRACKED WHEAT 4 CANADIAN 4 b + : MOUNTAIN VIEW 4 4 4 A . . b 600D SIZE CALIFORNIA x {% TOMATOES p Y Doz LJ DEPENDABLE QUALITY PURE LARD TOMATO DOMNOL--ALL GRADES 10c 23¢ 25¢ 000000000000 E : 5.29c 105-0x. tins 39¢ | JUICE MOTOR OL "FRESHLY GROUND AS PURCHASED 4 'RICHMELLO COFFEE - 39: [QUAKER 'SPECIAL! 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A picnic' supper prepared by the ladies was enjoyed by all. After supper the company was called to- gether by Mr. A. Claughton, who ex- pressed words of welcome to those present. Words of appreciation were expressed to Mr. and Mrs, Dobson our host and hostess for their hospitality. A few timely and pleasant remarks were given by members of the clan-- Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Allin--the oldest couple 'at the picnic. The best wishes of Miss Elizabeth Christie, who is in her 99th year and was unable to be with us, were con- veyed by Mrs. Grant Christie. ~ Messages were received from other members of the clan who were unable to attend the re-union. . The following officers were elected ton, Port: Perry; Vice-President--Mr. A. Christie, Uxbridge; Secretary-- Mrs. A. A. Lapp, Woodville; Treas.-- Mrs, Wm, Thaxter, Uxbridge; Com- mittee--Miss Leta Christie, Mr. E. R: Myers, Mr. A. Christie, Mr. R. Hunter. BR rt lil Ur A " HOLSTEIN NEWS A number. of excellent production records have been completed by On- tario County breeders, of Holstein Friesian cattle during the past month as listed in the current issue of the Holstein Monthly Test Bulletin. "In the twice a day milking section of the 365 day division, Elm Lady Posch, owned by R. Ray McLaughlin, Oshawa, as a three year old produced 14256 Ibs. milk, containing 592 tbs. fat, and Elm Echo May Pontiac in the two year old class produced 14585 Ibs. milk containing 638 Ibs, fat. In the twice a day milking section of the 305 day division; Elm Snow- flake also in the herd of R. Ray Mec- 65 three year olds with 13495 Ibs. milk containing 622 lbs, fat. In the same class' Miss Laura Pride, owned by Leslie Beare, Uxbridge, stood 4th with -13114 Ibs. milk containing 511 Ibs. fat. - : W. H.. Westney, Pickering, G. K. Beare, Uxbridge; Major J. A. Gunn, Beaverton; Jas. H. Cookson, Whitby; C. Croxall, Uxbridge; Est. Geo. Smith, Port Perry; Pickering College. "DOROTHY WHYTE A C.B.C. Artist. oF FROM BANKS . POST OFFICES DEPARTMENT STORES "+ DRUGOISTS OROCERS + TOBACCONISTS BOOK STORES and ether RETAIL STORES races and contests, including an old-- for 1943. President--Mr. A. Claugh-~ Laughlin, stood second in a class of" Records were also reported from the following herds in Ontario County.