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. "day SANTI ELS SEAS TT AR uy 1 Fa AAA) Boe ba SU WAAC AN whadu fn J » { Ld et ee ---- er ------ BLACKSTOCK On Sunday, 'June 4, Bethel Church Mr. and Mrs. H. Swain, Mr. and|the baseball game on Thursday, when "Coo ¢ sons Clarence held its anniversary service, Rev.| y "= . entire oo BOR 3 a '3 -- Mrs. W. J. Cook and sons Clarence ; ) Mis. Murray Byers, and Mrs, Leith] the score was 9-5 in favour of .Scugog. nd Keith, motored to Lindsay on m - Bruce Harrison took the afternoon After the game all went to the town- and 1th, L y I H E HOMEOF service and Rev. E. B. Cooke, of Port Perry, had charge of the evening ser vice. The music was provided by the Bethel choir. Miss Laura Hambly spoke during the afternoon : calling her first impressions of the Bethel Chureh School. Communion service was held and 21 service, re- and Sunday new members were taken into mem- : | Cans Paid i Jovahle oyehig, Hanks to Same isons jo jet a ankle SAN I in gp Herds iM : & es ; . apr 3 "Davi Of ' : folk. oceeds $31.50 to go toward! some part o 1 machine and sutfere Ir. and I's arry Stacey and Mr. m AY + +7 mn bershi ). On Monday evening the L grandson of david and Hy enry fo rocedds LR ) fL4 2 ol A 4 A . y 2 y oun seople of BI wl toch o, ited Spinks, had been killed on active ser the new church fund. a painful injury. He is now Jeanig and Mrs. Harold Hamilton were ART. JEMISON "oe PROPRIETOR / > 2 ) ACKSLOCK i J li fevvies . i$ : ¥ y Vv -- ¥ i H op > ¢ a AE : lo] vice overseas, on Monday, May 20th.|, he showers for brides and grooms a. cast on it and going about with guests of Guelph friends on Sunday. { # ve opr I I TE EEE TEE LAR TL TALES AEA ERT RY EA Church presented their play, "It Hap- By xy : have started again, Mr. and Mrs. crutches. Locomotion is not quite so We understand that Mr. L. W. y gy pened at Midnight." He, was buried in Brookwavd cemetery, | Ayn Heayn were honoured last Tues- | rapid but he gets where he wants to Mitchell is in Wellesley Hospital. He Chas. Jackson, of the RAK. who is taking a course at London, Ont. was the guest of aunt, Mrs. Arthur Leighton, and his cousins Mrs, Hector 'Shortridge and Mrs. Frank Bailey, his Mr. and Murs. Smith, of Toronto to 1 heir return: fr to return here for the regular church [+ #1 na ; Gar , passed through on their return from to return here for the reguls ! Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKinnon, of spent a few days with their friends | Gor, John Maw, of Newfoundland, Toronto service at 4 pom. Rev. PL, Jull, of yy : : Mr. and Mrs, Donald Crozier and bis mother, Mrs, Arthur Maw, . Brooklin, who will he the speaker at Lucknow, visited her parents, Mr. and SCUCOG BR iN tt + spent Wednesday of last week with| Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, Brougham, ! brookin, who i Jae iY Mrs. R. Stinson, while on their honey- A, and Lin C. Matas, bi Jos Mr. and Mrs. Dyson Cowan of Rose- [are holidaying this week with il the Tn ph Lu. herr woe hob , Toons y : | ronto, spen ie week-end with Mr. A } \ Thurs daughter, Mrs. Harbron and Gerald. | also have charge o * church service Moon." - A shower was held in the Services and Sunday School at the lg Nps $0 Rodman, i bank, sal Jahn ors onl nn A te Pre Mil red Harrison. € WA C. of Which will include a baptismal service. community hall for Marion, on Tues [usual hours on Sunday. All are in- ewlound ( , XI e. Mildred Harrison, C.W.A.C,, o Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hudgin of To- evening last, when the couple were presented with numerals lovely and useful gifts, An orchestra from Oshawa provided music for the dance. youngr Miss Verna McNally, who received her certificate at Peterboro Normal broadcast on Sunday morning as ex- hibiting a very large fish in front of his store, Byers attended the wedding of Mrs. Byers' nicce, Miss Marian Franklin, of Manchester, to Mr. Croxall, on June 1st, in Emmanuel College Chapel. Gordon Brown, Cadmus, has turned Kingston, as unfit for the army. Word re- from medically received last week by Mus. Jas. Henry, that Albert Spinks, was Waking, Surrey. A memorial service wis held in his home town, of Coquil- lan, B.C., on Sunday, in the Anglican Church, vited to attend and hear the message and children's story which are very interesting, The regular meeting of the W, A. will be held on Tuesday, June 20th, at the home of Mr. and Mes. Ro Carter. Ad are invited, | Quite a number attended the fun- eral of Mr. John Carter, better known with he and Mrs. Carter ever since. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved family. A large crowd turned out to watch ship hall where the Scagrave young folk were ready to entertain, A splen- did program of music was given by the orchestra under the leadership of Mrs, C. Sleep. Our pastor, Rev, I. I. Cook, acted as chairman,- Little Marilyn Scott, was a great favorité, with her sweet vojce. Mr. Glenn Wanamaker told a very inter- esting story, In all it was a very en-, day evening when a large crowd of friends and neighbors gathered and! showered them with gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mark and family gathered at Geneva Park on! Sunday and had a very nice time. Miss Dorothy Fines, and Mrs, Grigg and little Brenda, of Oshawa, were week-end visitors of Mr, and Mrs, I. I'ires. Mr, George Fines, of Toronto, wisahome for Sunday. n 1 Miss Irene Redman, of Oshawa, was with her parents on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman and family visited in Oshawa on Saturday. » -- holiday as everything is at its best. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Donald lewis and her sister June Sweetman, for June 18th. Myrtle Station Mr. Cecil Walsh left for Chicago on Tuesday evening of last week after spending a couple of weeks on his farm here. . While working the manure spreader on Norman Hughson's farm on Tues- day of last week, Ray Duff had the go. y Another unfortunate resident was Will Armstrong when he fell down a flight of stairs in Goode's Elevator. He was badly bruised but-after receiv- "ing medical treatment he is progress- ing favorably. continue his training. Mr. Henry Gilroy of Macleod, Alta., arrived in this part of Ontario on Thursday. He called on his cousin, 'Mrs. Leury and Dave and will spend the next four weeks visiting members ~of his family at different points in the province, before returning west, Arthur Ward of Oshawa is enjoy- ing a week's vacation from the fac- little grandchild and Mr, Jesse Pike of Raglan, visited on Sunday with Mr. Dickson and his daughter, Mrs, L. L. Ross, Thursday where they spent a happy day with friends. Dave Duchemin was home last week from the war plant on holidays, but with the thousands and then some chickens he has, we're quite certain he didn't spend the time in a deck chair under a shady tree. 'Twas a change, though, and on Wednesday he and Mrs, Duchemin had an enjoyable day had a cataract removed from his right eye one day last week. We hope to see him home again very shortly. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Price, of Lindsay formerly of Myrtle, stopped to call on friends on Sunday evening as they Niagara-on-the-Lake, spent a 48-hour leave calling on her family and friends. from camp life, FIRST SB SB BS ~...JEMISON'S BAKERY GOOD BAKING Gives QUALITY Consideration afternoon the LO.0.F., Beethoven Lodge, Brooklin, will remember their deceased members who lie in Grove- side cemetery, This service will be at 2.30 o'clock allowing suflicient time for those who go from this community ronto, were with Victor's mother, Mrs, "Twas a pleasant change H. Hudgin, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Elliott, Wood- Alvin Eyers and Harry Schell from bridge, were callers at the Clarence Barrie, were week-end visitors with' Harrison home Albert and Mrs, Eyers, i on Mus. Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Allen Downey and and Mrs, George Holliday, Mrs. James children spent, Sunday with friends in Cooper and Mrs. David Luery, attend- Uxbridge and Wilfred. School on her year's work, is visiting | 50 Ge Jack" around here Mr Mr. George Samells has had several tory He is with Oliver and Mrs ed 'the re-dedication service in St. B LE ee at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jos | Carter be cod way i Toronto hos. | very successful bees and the carpen- Lane ) Andrew's Presbyterian Church, in : a. Sods Carter passed away ina Toronto hos- 5000 0 : hwaw seating her | ne. Whith Sunday a : Forder pial on Thursday morning after an ters are now busy getting another Pte. Betty Kirkham, C.W.A.C,, of 1ithy, on Sunday morning. R ar. i } SOL) Ld i ar - P " : ' eT0 © J « ' se HL, : " sald . i y operation, He had never regained his bavn up uly for the hay crop, Barriefield camp, was home over the | Mr. and Mus, Levi Tordiff of Brook- GR EENB A NK We are glad to learn that Meso fy 000 fier an operation dast fall. | Pte. Bill Hope, of the R.C.A., spent | week-end. lin, were in the village on Sunday ® Forder is rressing favorably at | pe SL y werviee 3 ay [the week-end with his parents, . 2 a. T. Car 'tai evening calling on friends, - der is progressing orably Following the service on Sunday 3 pi Mr. and Mrs. T. Carey entertained g g Mr. John Holdershaw left for the Lockwood Clinic. Mr. Norman McNally, of Colborne, was mentioned in Andy Clarke's news afternoon he was laid to rest in White- vale cemetery, Mr. Carter came to the Island with his nephew, Mr. Rus- sell Carter, and has made his home Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodman and My. and Mrs, C, Graham, spent a few days on a motor trip to Lake Huron! Tt is a lovely time of the year to have a about twenty-five of their friends on Saturday evening, Dancing was en- joyed the most of the evening, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Barnard and Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Masters were guests of Peterborough friends over the week-end. Mrs, Cecil Dafoe of Avon, formerly of Alberta, is visiting this week with West last Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. J. Boe, Mrs. Clifford Ward, were in Beamsville on Sunday. 'Mr. Gordon Blair was home for a FARM COMMANDO Off duty for the week-end from his 5 her cousin' Mrs. Harrison, and Clar- few days last week. war job in the city, this. young ."farm- - lence. - Lz I LI Balfe left last week forfcommando" gathers the sun on his = & Mr. and Mrs.- Ray Cook, of Port A Alor, alice Shondivg n-few weeks |p ol" vd the hay on 4 rack, as his } -* Perry, were in the village on Sunday [ "101 11S HMEY here. contribution to the farm front. How 4 calling on relatives. Rev. Mr. Wallace and Mr, T. Sharp wigs : > iN Decoration-Day at the cemeteries | Attended the Conference at Peterhoro to enlist in, a Farm Commando Bri- § commenced last Sunday when Utica last week. i gade or a Holiday Service Brigade is of cemetery was made beautiful with| Mrs. Flewell, of Oshawa, called on| told in CBC's dramatized farm broad- A ; floral gifts in memory of loved ones. friends last Wednesday. 2 cast, "Help Wanted", heard every Fri- vai Pine Grove cemetery follows on Sun- Mrs. Nellie Rennie, Toronto, called day, at 7.30 p.m, over Ontario network Ah day afternoon; and also 'on the same | on friends" here last week. ) . ; x \ ap re R Lk (Brey 5 i . . [] ; . 1H LI | Fy LL I I ; i - 'm | | ' is essential i . CL El I i LEND A HAND" ON THE FARMS to commerce i . ~ . of Hay will be ready to cut within Every citizen of Odtario must face the - are likely to be faced with the prospect ' @ Imagine, it you can, a towering skyscraper wherever light and power are needed. Busy i the next week or two. It is an unpleasant fact that Canada's stockpile of short food rations. deprived completely of electricity. It would be telephones. . . chattering teletype equipment... abundant crop--one of the heavi- of grains, dairy products and vegetables ' . . nothing but a bleak, dark block of stone, steel business machines, and other mechanical, time- + a . THIS YEAR the crops on Ontario - and concrete . , . lifeless, unserviceable. . _saving devices that serve the many needs of ; - -est in years. ... of which we had a great surplus F : ' tthe 'head #7 iy "commerce . . . are powered by electricit ed ; Help i ded i diatel four years ago... is almost exhausted. 0° Sve promise of tae heaviest It Is Hydro that puts life Into skyscrapers, : ey! 7 : k elp Is needed immediately ) yields of grain, hay, vegetables and fruit ~~ _ T warehouses and factories, or any other build- In Ontario . . in business and home . . . in In-. A to save the hay crop For four years, Canada has been a "store- jp years. : . Ing. "For. electricity transforms darkness into . dustry and onthe farm... Hydro lightens the way. 3 I f food" for her Allies. She : light... moves elevators swiftly and silently , . . It powers the machines that produce the goods we i ; wuse of food" for her ies. She must 9 1 Offer your services today to the Bo p con BUT THEY MUST BE HARVESTED forms the hundred tasks that bestow upon a need . .. it brings us entertainment , . . it makes J * Farm Commando Brigade in your continue to fulfil heavy obligations to uilding the throbbing pulse of life. ~~ our work-day easier, our life more comfortable. ? 3 : them. But the surpluses in the store-~ AND SAVED... AND THIS IN : I AE own or city. Tl SPITE OF THE MOST ACUTE Hidden in the walls of tall billings are Plan for better living and mare leisure after : i Yhe need 1s urgent rich now. fiouse arg gone. I'hey must be replen- be i. * , ' hundreds of miles of wiring . . . a veritable net- Victary, by taking full advantage of the benefits n urg 9g : ished. Otherwise, Canadians on the SHORTAGE OF FARM WORKERS work, travelling from a master switchboard to that can be yours through the use of electricity. a Fighting Fronts... and at home... IN OUR HISTORY. y- . 3 : fl TUNE IN ~ ~ : w" y W HELP EVERYONE MUST HELP! N {LJ ' @ : YY WANTED | : JOIN I'he Farm: Commando Brigades, the Holiday Brigades, Business ' A C.B.C. presentation praduced with the co Men's Groups, Service Club Groups, Neighbourhood Groups, or operation af the Ontario Farm Service Force - ee . . i \ one of many other organizations, that are preparing to help. For three years such - EVERY: FRIDAY 7.30 P.M. organizations have supplied thousands of valunteers to Save Food for Victory. at . C.B.C. NETWORK This Year Many Thousands More Volunteers Are Needed. 3 Starting from April 7th " £ : . LJ + ' 3 AF" 18 & PLEDGE YOUR SERVICES NOW 3 Co } i ' : Tea i ~ Register your name, by mail or in person, with your nearest Selective Service »-7 Office, or with any of the Groups listed above which operate in your town or ; : . city, or with The Ontario Farm Service Force, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, = or with your nearest Agricultural Representative, For Peace Sake -- PITCH IN! . Lend a Hand on the Farm. vo ' " : 0. THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER S071, 1R31 [0] Be] 0] | :Y:1[o) i .. 4 ; « AE Vt