MARRIED MEN

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 110, 26 May 1941, Page 5

MARRIED MEN

SERVICE IN ARMY

CLASSIFICATION ISSUED

An order giving effect to the decision of the Government to , enrol the 18-year-old class, also for "tlia classification ef the second division, which has been divided into 20 classes, according to an official announcement gazetted last week., They comprise four groups, each, of five, sub-divided according to age and the number of children^

For example, the biggest class of married men is aged 21 to 40, botb inclusive, and is subdivided as foU lows: No children, class F/0;, one child, F/l; two children, F/2; three children, F/3; four or more children F/4- '

A similar sub-division is. made in the case of all other classes, name* ly, married men aged 41 to 45, both inclusive, denoted by letter "G"; married men aged 18 and 19, denoted by the letter "'D" and married men aged 20 denoted by letter "E."

Although the second division of the reserve has: thus been classified, married men ore not required to and must not effect registration until the issue of the proclamation directing the enrolment of the division, which will be at abater date.

Suite of Furniture. Donation tickets are now avail-, able for an Oak' dining room suite offered in competition by the Winter Show Committee. The furniture is ajt present on view ill Messrs Bridgets Ltd. shop windpw.