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3 { \ L) 3 ) g x < @ FORT PERRY, ONTARIO, ts Tas st E48 4 Grey ES } ha THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd, 1949 3 Fs! Hl CA a STE hE ro TAT 24 = » EH A Ahh Ds nn 8 008 OR ONO ON OORONOROROMORON Y 5 Attention Friends ' We felt you would like to hear, first hand, what the CCF Farmer's Government have accomplished in Saskatchewan. fore invited the PREMIER, the honourable T, €. Douglas to speak in the 0.C.V.1. OSHAWA, on Monday, June 6th and also the honourable J. H. Brocklebank, minister of natural resources (Sask.) who will speak in the Whitby Town Hall on Wednesday, June 1§th and at Uxbridge in the Music Hall on Thursday, June 16th, all meet- ings at 8.30 p.m. We sincerely wish you to hear the very vital facts which will be presented in these import- ant meetings, Remember, they're a Farmer government! ' - THE CCF ONTARIO RIDING ASSOCIATION Let's Refleet Arthur Williams SOASASARASASSARRASSAARSARSIAARRAARAAARAASL LASS AAARRARAAATAAR LAA AASAARKARKARSNRARXRRR IK ARRAAN We have there- June 27th Se - » o ARE - + XY A a ALPS AN BRA A ARAN MANCHESTER Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Park, Detroit, Mrs. Kolick and' daughter Helen, of Toronto, were guests of Mr. John Masters, on Sunday. Mrs. Black and Robert, were in To- ronto on Friday. oo Plans are under way to take down the old church shed. This will be a big improvement to the church pro- perty. : Mr. and Mrs. Grant Christie visited friends at Brighton on Sunday. Mr. Hugh Rose preached an excel-. lent sermon on Sunday. The subject of his discourse was "Prayer". Ser- vices as usual next Sunday. On Sun- day, June '12th, there will be a Com- munion and Baptismal service with Rev. Keith Syer assisting Mr. Rose. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hall and Gary, and! J ps. Marion Cooper, of Peterboro; Mr. and Mrs, Adam Crosier, Dorset, and Mrs. Anne Spiers, Geraldine and Nancy, of Port Perry, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. 'W. F. Crosier on Sun- day. Manchester Sunday School anni- versary will be held on June 26th. Sunday, June 12th is Decoration Day at Utica. Service at 2.30 will be in charge of Mr. King and Ashburn Quartette and Mrs. Ted Heron will furnish music, PP I PRINCE ALBER The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Association was held at the home of Mrs, Fralick on Wednesday afternoon, May 26th. The president, Mrs. Harper, presided, and the meet- » ing was opened with our theme hymn. Reports of the different committees were given, There was some discus- sion re shades for the church base- ment lights. Mrs. Doupe, Mrs. Ben Smith and Mrs. Arthur Brown were appointed to get prices on fixtures. .It was suggested that the "Cubs" have the job of planting: the flowers at the church. A have a strawberry festival during the motion carried that we munity, polities, ness record, aff ns and < J "mua everyt tion, this riding, interested .in Federal election. | J Progressive tive is up to us to oe Every cltizen who Is interested in his com- regardless of should vote, McCallum" 'as our member of Parllament on June 27. £.D. Hamphreys, K.C. 6 King West; Oshawe, Ont. : - Mr, McCallam's busi- and his ultimate success In business, warrants his election as our representative in the forthcoming Wederal election. | Gubiidge, Our. . Regardless of politica. politics « Frank McCal- lum should be elected as TPretentatire on June 27. 4 since hope that every com- ER eltizen wil) do * possible for his elec- T.K Creighton; KC. 7 Simoes Marth, Chbigwe, Ort Surely, the people of who are proper by representation, will see in Frank McCallum the ideal Federal rep- resentative in the forthcoming Grant Christe Menchostar, Om Frank McCallum, the Conserva- cdndidate, self-made man, His progressive- i fiess-and business ability makes { him the man we want te rep- HB resent us in Ottawa, : A : * 17 Way Fost; Oshawa; Owh unsurpassed relat fon: his employees, suzely is the 0 cAn 4 ontario ng properly and satisfactorily in Ottawa. It 4 Jurie 27. Dr. V. E Cartwright Pchadng, Ore, of "Frank party our: F 'McCALLUM - The Progressive Conservative Candidate . . \'/ . . , - ' him on One of Oatario's most energetic ¢ ~The Right Man For An Important Job ABILITY o EXPERIENCE ANK a term as a member of itlzens . . . a young man who ls known for his ability and sound business judgment... a natural leader and one whe has established a reputation for "getting things done." His eareer includes several terms ag Public Utilities Commissioner and Alderman. He has served his city well for three terms as Mayor of Oshawa. Frank McCallum ai ad works diligent y diligently in many other civic activities. a \ - lng better t tario RI can und present nan, a AS ees 'ke to ne of 102 cilowm crank generou money ba cal ex) own, Frank (uestio ahd el A Ww McCall positio people served for th 30,000 wro! Frank McCallum, hav- years as Alderman, and 4s Mayor, knows Oshawa's needs places. Frank McCallum is that Transport Ltd. I would (hat Frank McCallum is ene of che keenest business men and 'abor with whom one. cou io be assoclated, { like to measure . man by his charitable instincts -hile cause and he left no stone unturned to rowned every effort, well industry of a successful business of his there is no Parliament on June 27, Hayden Macdonald: 30 Wikinm West, Oshaws, Ont. ail through his career as a public servant, in the City of. Oshawa, he has demonstrated that he is pared worthwhile, without fear or favor. That is the kind of man that Ontario riding voters will elect as their representative on June 27 Stewart McFailane . | right won for Frank been associated for han most people, On- ding needs a man who erstand its problems and them In the right [J George Hart Simeon South, Osvawe, Out. . one of the hoy. of McCallum go on record by saylng © the falrest smpayens of s F. Godden Kingidale Ave, Oshawe, Ont. towards. his an. Throughout the war MeCallum was exiremely s with his time and ig helping every worth- see that suceess Sa John Balsdon Pickering connected with and ~ labor, cked up by practi- ¢ retlence in the bul'ding doubt that McCallum fs beyond ail n, the man to vote for ect, as our Member of pie to flight for the things ® ' RA. 2, Blockweter, Ont, fearless fighter for hat he believes to be um an unprecedented n in the m'nds of the' ' "of Oshawa where he as Alderman, and later ree terms as Mayor |, people just ean"t be & | season, and that the committee be the § | executive and the group leaders. $1hymn "Guide me oh Thou Great Je- ¥ | Mrs. Howard Stone, who on request, fs |came and gave us the account of her gt [trip to California. 8 |Church service at 8 p.m. for a few § [heard the launching he would be com- Jusual sounds of group conversation {their methods of moving the skids to 5 [the car, k The devotional perio opened with hovah, and the Scripture reading and prayer were given by Mrs. W. C. Smith, We were very grateful to This was much enjoyed and appreciated by all. The meeting closed with "Blest Be The Tie that Binds". Group four served a delightful lunch. g \ Sunday School at 11 aan. and weeks, Vera and Jean Newnham had their tonsils removed in Oshawa hospital last week, Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. G. Prentice "on the birth of twin boys, last week in Oshawa hospital. Et co ------ P. P. Yacht Club ~ We are of the opinion that it is as interesting. to watch the launching of the fleet in the spring as it is to see the boats sailing in- the summer, If one were unable to see but just pletely astonished. First there is the while the people gather around the the boat to be launched, discussing That of course is the big job, always presenting new problems that must be fully discussed by ull present. Never would it be tolerated ifs one person were to have the say, no matter how sound his 'say' was. Of course nobody listens to anybody else, but every, one thinks the boat is being moved the way he would TUNE IN TO CCF BROADCASTS CKDO (1240) 5.30 EVERY MON. WED., and FRIDAY Timed for Supper Time OR. H. H. ARMSTRONG ' DENTIST Queen Street Phone 237 Port Perry FLOOR SANDERS TO RENT Our Rental Plan includes every- thing you need to.do a profes- sional Refinishing Job on those old floors. Custom Work Prices on request. Phone 3744W1 OSHAWA M. Leggette move it. Great for the egb. Grad- uallly the talk ¢eases as the launchers, gather around (he boat searching for, a handhold against which to heave at the sound of the first grunt. Usually the handhold is hot, wet paint or some other characters arm: three contin- gencies on which nothing hinges. All appearing ready, some energetic man with qualities of leadership formerly unknown to even him, grunts . . . I'or the next fifteen seconds everybody grunts so. that it sounds like a pow-wow was in session. The grunting gives over to heavy breathing punctuated by expressions pertaining to the lightness of the boat. The man who did all the 'lifting is then carried to the nearest first aid station while his less energetic brothers remark that he must be get- ting soft, never taking into account that he lifted the boat aided only by their verbal expressions of strain. The strain gradually passes from the lifters to the marine railway, where, eventually, the boat sits wait- ing for the launching. If the proud owner is available he gets into his boat and waits for the remainder to give her the last push. An inter- esting study is the expression on the faces of these owners as they are hurled down the ramp towards the water. Don't blame them for looking a bit panicy when you consider that it is quite easy for the car to jump the track as it hits the water. Thus the P.P.Y.C. fleet is launched every spring. It is a big job requir- ing many man hours and much hard labour, Everybody gets a great kick out of it just the same. This column should have been in last week, but the cruise was news; this is just babble. : PIANO TUNING V. I. STOUFFER Piano Actions Repaired and Regulated Phone 30 Port Perry. Ps INSURANCE Are your policies up-to.date? Whatever your insurance needs may be, consult H. W. EMMERSON Phone 41 Port Perry HOD Leonard's Cleaners WHITBY, ONT. Let us take care of your cleaning". problems. Over 3b years experience at your disposal. We will be pleased to call at your door any Tuesday or Satur- day. Four Day Delivery Service. PHONE 325 PORT PERRY. "TERMINAL GRILL NENUNNENANEENNNENENENEEEER I) - (1 2 DEDICATED TO THE PROMOTION O "THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA TERNATIONAL TRADE BY NT » ie Wl "AST F IN 2a a aw A en AS C7 odd rT, ", ZA ar oo ou 7 She = ' pr