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W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON oft e Hours: 9. am. to 6 p.m. ice Upstairs over C. Sleep's Insurance Office. DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG . DENTIST Qicen Street 'Phone 237 Port i CH Se Te-Upholstery Special, | : Let's Get Aoquinig Rousseau Upholstery Invites you to visit their New Retail Sales Room located at 216 Marv 8t. E., WHITBY FREE CHAIR In appreciation of your" visit we 'will give you a ticket which entitles you to share in our "Gift Chair" plan. -~---If-you are unable to attend our show room pick up your ticket at the Star Office. DON'T MISS THIS--LIMITED TIME » ONLY. Phone 483 . or write ROUSSEAU'S UPHOLSTERY "or Box 10,. Port Ferry Star. Inquire about our. 3-way rebuilding plan. Whitby OL m - = - - - a - REFRIGERATION for prompt service on'all makes, both _-household and' commercial. Estimates given on Installations. Reg. Boundey VO - INSURANCE Are your policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs ~ may be, consult H. W. EMMERSON ~ Phone 41 Port Perry ARTHUR W. 8. GREER, K.C. in attendance at my Port Perry Office on Wednesday morning and Friday _ |afternoon of each week, or by appointment. 3 Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 25 ami -_ RE-UPHOLSTERING and RE-BUILDING Let us_re-upholster your old chester- field suite. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone and-have our consultant call and give you a free estimate. Free pick-up and delivery. 'Phone 3844 collect. : OSHAWA UPHOLSTERY CO. 8 Church St. Li SE RR ROOFING " OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding. | Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE 'Phone 261 Port Perry - IRI JO BR BY FOTW O[E Of OTS BET JN) Surge Milkers MERRILL ROSS Authorized Surge Sales and Service. MYRTLE STATION Phone 33 r 1-4, Brooklin - GERALD B. THOMPSON © *D.C. *Doctor of Chiropractic X-RAY EQUIPPED OFFICE 185 SIMCOE ST, NORTH, OSHAWA Office Hours 9 to 5- Phone 2927 Evenings by Appointment Eavestroughing © HOUSE and BARNS Electric Pressure Pumps, Furnaces -and Furnace Repairs. Estimates on request. _ SYDNEY G. BARNES - Phone 72 r 2 'BROOKLIN aug, 60 SRR BURNS S SESE SE | New Service Cleaners - PSHAW A, ONTARIO re ---- PORT PERRY Representative: 3 - F. W. BROCK & SON + ~~ Phone 43. for Pick-up and Delivery. RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS, K.C.. 6 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa," Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry Office on Tuesday and: Thursday afternoons of each week, or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry. Phone 94 "FES8"--the Canadian Ploneer-- Proven Performance 1 FESS Hardware PHONE 85 223000001] EDWARD BIND - OPTOMETRIST--OSHAWA 22) Simcoe St. 8. . Phone 4221-W (OPPOSITE ZELLERS.) Office Hours: 9.80 to 6 pm. Evenings by Sppeiutiens MONTEITH & pg CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 87 King St. East, Oshawa. Gordon W. Riehl, C.A,, Resident Partner F. G. CROSBY Agent - Manufacturers Life Insurance Company © Cunard and C.P.R. Steamship Lines, ~|Local Agent, Canadian Pacific in Transportation arranged over any lines of the Company, - Agent : International Air Service Lines way. UXBRIDGE - Phone 128 ONT. 3333332888232 383888288828282888288828888888888288218 - BASEBALL ; Schedule for Western Section of ~ Tri-County League ---- ,*June 9--Stouftville at Port Perry | June 12--Stouffville at Sunderland j *June 14--Port Perdy at Sutton. | June 16--Sunderland at Stouffville *June 16--Sutton at Port Perry June 19--Port Perry at Sunderland-- June 19--Sutton at Stouffville | June" 21--Stouffville at Sutton *June 23--Sunderland at Port Perry June 26--Port Perry at Stouffville June 26--Sutton at Sunderland June 28--Sunderland at Sutton *June 80--Stouffville at" Port Perry July 8-=Sunderland at Stouftville July b6--Port Perry at Sutton . July 6--Stouffville at Sunderland *July 7--Sutton at Port Perry _ July 10--Port Perry at Sunderland July 10--Sutton_ at Stouffville July 1 touffville at Sutton *July 14--Sunderland at Port Perry July. 17--Port Perry at Stouffville July 17--8utton at Sunderland July 19--Sunderland at Sutton cross | JULY 21--Stouffville-at Port Perry July 24--Sunderland at - Stouffville July 26--Port Perry at Sutton 1 July 27--Stouftville at Sunderland. "uly 28--Sutton at Port Perry *._Home games for Port Perry - 2 points for win, 1 point for tie. re-play postponed games, PHONE 72W W. E. MacGregor and Son PORT PERRY PRINCE Wo Ww Admission--Adults Tbe. Strawberry Festival On the lawn of the residence of Mr. Ander the auspices of the C. C. I. Club, on the evening of FRIDAY, JUNE Supper will be served from 6 to 8 o'clock Tickets can be purchase at -Prince Albert Store Newnham, at" ALBERT 23rd, 1950. School age children 25¢. Junior Farmers ONTARIO COUNTY JUNIOR "FARMERS HOLD FIELD DAY AT UXBRIDGE Some 300 to 400 Junior Farmers from Ontario County attended a Field Day at Uxbridge under the Ontario County Junior Farmers Association, on Saturday, June bth, "The day started at 10.30 in the mor- ning with the -goftball tournament and two elimination games were played, Port Perry Junior Farmers eliminat- ing Brogklin Junior Farmers by a score of 20-1 and Uxbridge Junior 'Farmers eliminating Beaverton Sub' 'jor Farmers 19-1. * | Following lunch the girls elimina- tion game was played, Port Perry Junior Institute eliminating Uxbridge girls 19-17. The track events were then held the events. The highlights of he track events were: High girl--Betty - Stanley, Beaver- ton, 20 points. High boy--Don 18 points. Winner of mile Trophy--Hugh Baird, Uxbridge. | Shier, Uxbridge, _ -Junior Farmers. "High Club in Athletic Events-- Uxbridge, 76 points. - Second--Beaverton, 61 points. Third--Port Perry, 16 points. Fourth--Brooklin, 2 points. --- 'played. the final softball game and 'the Port Pérry girls won the trophy by defeating Beaverton 31-16. The Juniors then adjourned for a -- picnic supper, following which: the boys final softball -game was "played: The Port Ferry Junior Farmers de- feated the Uxbridge Club by a score of 9-7 to win the County trophy. | The Field Day closed with a dance in the Music Hall. At the dance, the President of the Ontario County Junior Farmers, Ted Croxall, gave the results of the Field Day and presented the trophies. All in all this was one of the most suc-- cessful Field Days to be held by. the Juniors and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Auction Sale Mons June 19th. . at 1 p.m, the property of H. M. KYTE Lots 10-11, CARTWRIGHT TWP, 214 Miles South of Blackstock. A full line of Farm Machinery. 'Forge, Harvester and_ Blower, 6 Wagons; 6 'Bush Ends. Team Horses, 3 sets double harness. 3 International Tractors--Farmal "C" 1049, 1630 and W4. 2 International Trucks, : and 6K: 'Othér articles too numerous to men- tion, _---- Real Estate: "ATTENTION LAKE SCUGOG COTTAGES AND . LOTS FOR SALE We have 'comfortable summer cot- tages for immediate possession. Many completely furnished, with Hydro, Boats, and Garages, included. Reasonably "prices from $1600 up. Many to choose from. All open this week-end. Situated at Port View, Highland Beach, St. Christopher, Valentia and Pine Point. , Call-- 14 2 ton 190 C. R. FOSTER _ Casimir St. Port Perry. e 19 R, agent for L. 8. Snelgrove & Co. June29 and there was a large entry in all] ~~Winner of "tug-o- -war--Uxbridge it Ea Following the track events-the girls - hin BY THIS GOOD NEWS COMBINATION YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER gives you complete, 'dependable local news. 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Brock and Son m----rtet-------- ( } Gifts for Fathers' Day @ Sport Shirts $2.95, $3.95, #5.25 Bathing Trunks $2.98 Belts; fine leather - $1.00, $1. 50, $2.50 Monarch Sweaters $3. 3 to $5. 95: Mercury Socks, all colors $1.00 | Fancy Windbreakers $7.95 Sisman Shoes $4. 95, $5. 93, $8.50 Bata Shoes-- Girls Lioaiors, wine $4.85 Men's Oxfords $7.95 Ballerinas, Ladies- - $2.98, Ladies Sandal, Natural Color-- $3.25 Men's Moccesin= $4.95. Tadies Crepe Sole Oxford $5.35 ~ Several other 87 poplar lines, W House Dresses, $3.35, $3.98. Lystav, $12.95 Mis. J. E. On Tuesday evening, June 13th, the pupils of Mrs. J. E. Jackson, A.T.C.M., entertained their parents and friends, when a splendid programme was given in the United Church. The program follows: : Glen Starkey---"Betty and Bill" (John Thompson), and "Steamboat Round the Bend." Gloria Hobbs--"Robin Hood", 'Blue Bells of Scotland" arranged by J. Ferris Loth. * Glenda Wilson--"Pierrot" -- French Folk Tune. Glenda and Mrs. Jackson -- Duet-- "Hey Diddle Diddle" Nursey Rhyme Billy Hutton--"Lightly Row", "Fairy Court" (John Thompson.) Carol Anne Carnegie--""The Sleigh", "Dutch Dance (J. Thompson) Jimmio Grigye-- "KFairie's Harp" (J. Thompson). Shoe Dance" Dorothy Gaynor Blake. Muriel Birkett-- "Jack O-Lantern"-- French Folk Song. Lauender's Blue Nursey Song. ; Jimmy Burnett--"Owl's "Questisn", "Stepping Stones" Story of Life of Bach read by Alan 'Reesor and Bob Rowland. Marlene Stone--*Minuet"--Bach . Corrinne Stone--Waltz=Gurlett. Duet--Marlene. and. Corrinne Stone-- "A Merry Dance"--Olive Bentley Karel Espie--"Little Dutch Dance"--- W. E. Robinson ' Sharon Haugen--'April Milo Stevens. Miriam Harris--"Fairy Dance"--Ma- tilda Eidt. Marilyn Reesor--'"Bourree" -- Bach Flowers" -- (modern) First Recital --Emma Manning. "PIANO RECITAL Duefg-Jimmie and Yvonne--*"Wooden |. Sun Dresses, $5.95, $6.50, $9.95 4 E y Ar Alluracel, $14.50, $15.75. . i A 1 tiers owes iN iN [55% Inlaid Linoleum~--s1. 50 sq. yd. fl: Lik pid CLARK'S PORK & BEANS F R ANKFORD WAX BE ANS Standard I) HY ~R0TeZ UNS ETI for 25 TT "Quality; 20roz tins m2 for 19e ff TTT * » s { 05 i LYNN VALLEY PEAS, Standard TOMATO JUICE, Choice Quality NG : . 20 oz ting i 3. for 25c. 3 Quality, 20 oz. tins ............... 2 for 19c¢. $64 To 9 G ol, D MEDAL I'l OO0R WAX, 1b. tin 29¢c. J td ARROW CORN, Standard Quality JAVEL, small size ..........ccocovviivviiinninin 15¢ ny C20 oz. Lins ce, 2 for 25he. i Mcedinin: 8120 Gide mrssinmssin 256¢ 0% SL ------ a ---------------- ch ---------- po ---- tp a. foil -- Pa ---u - n-------- --- ------------------------ wn. ---- -- oi 2:3 3 = . gL F. W. BROCK and SON . © - 3 ; A i PORT PERRY - - - PHONE 43 RIN SRA AT RAI URNA ES DE SHIR ANAS IATE™ ya pies Jackson' Ss = If Your Toaster and Coffee Maker Take Forever to Heat Up . Duet -- Marilyn and 'Alan Reesor-- "Down the River"--Dorothy Gay- nor Blake. i John Croxall--"Theme"" by Haydn. Chorale by Bach. Bob _Carnegie--(Modern)--*"Pop Goes Tarantella--Mark Nevin. . Slavic March--Tchaikvwsky. Doreen -Sword--March of the Goblins DON'T blame the cance or DO Install at Yous) two 20- om Revi li Chorale your dealer. Chances pere appliance circuits to Boris Berlin. Bach--Chorale, are your wiring Is overloaded. - serve cooking appliances in the Elizabeth Drake--Bach---Intrita-- Overloading can cause as much kitchen and in the dining room. as 10% voltage drop on a circuit. When there are enough circuits On the. Bandwagon--Stanford -King. | When this happens, a toaster will of large enough wire, your elec take 31.5% more time to heat up trical equipment will operate effi Barbara Love--Ballet--Mignon | and a coffee maker will take 72.5% - ciently and economically. You will Howard Kasshau more time than when the wiring also be assured of better cooking - | adequate. results, Dorothy R. Graham--Morning on the = B -- Lake by Benjamin Frederick Rungce Anne 'Chapman-- Rosemary Skating - Waltz--L. London. : Jamie Hunter--1949 Marching Cadets " \ Forest M. Schumaker. TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE | bo i Bach--Musette.' + ' ; wy E Helen Honey--Faded Memories 0. \ " : : S. Oberg. ] Yvonne Grieve--Hawaiin Twifight-- - So John Treman. : : John Naylor--Country Dance--Max- S U T T O N VS. \ well Ecksteen. Minuet in D Minor % Bach. EL i Elaine Yeo -- Humming Bird -- N. PORT PERRY 2 Louise Wright. g Ronald Wanamaker--Waltzing in Oid Frida \ Vienna--Stanford -King, 9 ine Isabel Gibson-- Swincapation--Mark Nevin, 6.45 p.m. Irene Emerson = On Old Romance -- Ralph Federer, Wilma Owen -- An Old Valentine-- At the Fair Grounds - p Ralph Federer. A Bob Rowland -- Bach Polonaise Admission 25c. ' Ro Mozart Sonata No. 1 in C, y ey ? Ni Alan_Reesor--Prelude in G--Handel Be on hand to give the boys ; Solfegietto--K.P.--Bach. : our su ort . God Save the King Lik y pp :