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a UCR RES SA ER INE Ca AARE FF A de 3 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 56h, 1962 CLASSIF DEAD STOCK DEAD and" CRIPPLED [FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPT- LY FOR SANITARY DISPOSAL. Telephone Collect, GORDON YOUNG LTD. nov 30° HELP AVAILABLE [t is time to think of Farm Help IED ADS FOR SALE--1950 Meteor Coach with extras. Excellent condition. Phone 174-r-4, Port Perry: I'OR SALE--2 pipes, 350.00 cach. jar, 396.00, condition, Used furnaces and One oil stove with oil 'stove. $76.00, in new Apply at Broek's store. june 12 OVEN READY TURKEY HENS 5 to 10 lbs, at 49¢. 1b. = SMITH BROS. TURKEYS now. Get experienced and reli- eit , od © able immigrants from Holland. Usbridge, Phone 99 r 21 Apply S. Buma, R.R. 1, Nestleton, Phone, Port Perry 225-r-24 orl pop SALE -- 4-Buner Eleetric Hvander Meer, Ashburn, phone Range, Black and White Enamel Cook Brooklin 14-r-32. June 12 Stove, also C.C.M. Boys' Bicycle. FOR SALE -- Lady's Bicyele-----A. Ingwerson, RR. 1, Port Perry. Phone 288W, Port Perry. FOR SALE--Hard Maple cut in 1 foot lengths and slabbed.--$25.00 per WANTED Four second hand | fu) cord delivered in Port Perry. gramaphones, suitable for use in Lawrence Malcolm, Phone Port cchols, Phone 121 r 5 Port Perry. Perry 194 r 21. junel?2 FOR SALE --1 mattress and springs FOR SALE Nogge Deluxe Electric | 3, size, Gasoline Stove with oven, model automatic range, d-burner; | otand for laundry tubs. All suitable also Singer Cabinet Electric Sewing for cottage. Phone 86 vr 13 Port Perty Machine; Evans Oil Space Heater --all nearly new. Apply Phone 121 »r 11 HORSE NOTES Port Perry. Pride's Monarch. Black Percher vide's Monarch, Black Percheron Stallion. Enrolment No. 3616, Grade ron RENT Furnished apartment. J A7 for service at Hollywood Farms, Adults only. Apply Mrs. Wesley | Manilla, W. G. Shae, owner and man- Thompszon, Simcoe Street, Port Perry, Jager. Jjune26 Phone 3594. FOR SALE -- A number of used British Ontario rus. Axminster style. Phone 185. " GIRL WANTED---High School girl Motors tos bisphst onse Wark, five: in... Apply Reconditioned and Guaranteed Box 46 Port Perry Star. CATES rhe wh i USED TRACTORS WANTED--- Young man or young }14 Ferguson Tractor lady for Lite Guard at Birdseye Cen- | 10 Ford Tractor ter Pool. Afternoons only--must be 18 Case Tractor a good swimmer. Apply in pepson or | 18 Ford Tractor call 216W Port Perry. 46 Ford Ferguson Tractor : ---- === 115 Ford Ferguson Tractor HELP WANTED---A reliable gil to do light housekeeping and dook after one child good wages, good home. live in. Phone 171 vr 31 'Bort Perry. FOR SALI: 107 x 247. Metal Lathe (Norton) All accessories. Phone USED IMPL EME NTS i Row Duster [furrow Lift Type Plew 1 Seythette Power Mower 52 Hornet Chair Saw 1'SED CARS 3 51 -Morris Minor S44 W, 51 Morris Oxford 39 Chey. Coach . . 38 Olds Coach LOX Eye Glass (with sum of |.,- ' 1 } ' 37 Chrysler Sedan money and receipts enclosed) Please |, - feturn to Mrs. Skinner, Port: Perry |, ; Dudpe Coach 2 : ¥121 Model A Conch P.O. PORT PERRY Sand and Gravel Government Tested Landscaping, Sodding, Stone. Free Estimates. W. J. SYMES Loam, and Phone 88R Port Perry septd If interested in obtaining infor- mation regarding FERGUSON TRACTORS, phone JAMES DAVIDSON Agent of Kerguson Tractors and Equipment Prince Albert Also For Sale U SED FORDS from '49 down July 3 Auction Sales SA" I, JUNE 7th--Auction Sale of Furniture, the property of Mrs. Robt. Bruce, Blackstock. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Terms Cash, TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. *L1388888888888882800088388880888888088280880838888 v) 0000000000000 DECORATION SERVICE The Annual Decoration Service at | Pine Grove Cemetery will be held on SUNDAY, JUNE 1th | at 2.30-%v'clock in the afternoon. EL A good program of music and short addresses is being prepared. USED TRUCKS 51 Half Ton Panel 36. Half Ton Panel . EASY TERMS. - TRADE or CASH BRITISH ONTARIO MOTORS Ferguson Tractors & Implements, Morris Cars LEASKDALE and UXBRIDGE June 12 Tenders Wanted Sealed bulk tenders, addressed to the undersigned, and plainly marked "Tenders for Elementary School, Queen St., Port Perry, Ontaario", will be received until 12 o'clock noon, Wed- nesday, June 26th, 1952, Plans and specifications may be ob- tained from Parrott, Tamblyn and Whitmer, Architects, 57 Bloor St. W., Toronto 5, Ontario, on or after Mon- day, June 2nd, 1952, upon the deposit | of a certified cheque for $26.00 per | set, payable to the architects, This deposit will be refunded upon the re- turn of the plans in good condition, The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. PARROT, TAMBLYN & WHITMER.! juneb HRBUNIEEREIIRRRNRHRR 2204004000000 00000 rr -- GRANT CHRISTIE. " President, R. D. WOON. ; Secretary. -- ---- -- . Epsom The W.A. met on Thursday, May 29 at the home of Mrs. Wesley Boyn- ton. The president, Mrs. Wagner, opened the meeting with hymn "1 am Thine O Lord", and Mrs. J. C. Hill led in prayer. The minutes were read by the sec- retary, Mrs, Gordon Prentice, and ap- proved. Miss" Doris Taylor gave the treasurer's report and ¢ojlection was taken. 19 members answered the roll call and there were 8 visitors present. A discussion on ways to raise money followed, and several items of busi- ness were discussed. As we have completed our obliga- tion towards furnishing the Isolation room in 'the Uxbridge hospital, it was decided that we give a donation to the Port Peiry hospital. $25.00 to be paid at the end of the year. Miss Ruby Wilson, who is home on furlough from Nigeria, Africa, was invited to speak at special meeting of this Association on Friday, June 13th. This will be a joint meeting -of the three Associations--Utica, Bethesda and Epsom. The devotional period of the meet- ing was taken by Mrs, Chas. Geer. Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey read -the Serip- ture lesson nnd Mrs, Geer the Lesson Thoughts. We were pleased to have as our guest speaker, Mrs. Wesley Thompson of Port Perry. She spoke on "Women Anonymous of the Bible." A short program followed. Murs. Millman, Beth Ashton, Patsy and Fay "Jesus is always near", Asling sang, and® Mrs. Asling conducted a stitch contest. The closing hymn, "Jesus Master Whose 1 am", was sung and the meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. A social half hour followed and group Ob served a dainty salad plate lunch. Mrs. Armstrong moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Thompson, to the hos- tess Mrs. Boynton, and to group b for an inspiring and delightful meeting. Group 6 will be in charge of the June meeting, hostesses to be Mrs. J. C. Mill, Mrs. Wm. Armstrong, Mrs. G. Jeffrey and Miss D. Taylor. Miss Cathy Hewitt of Port Perry, spent the week-end with her friend, Miss Betty Powell. Myr. and Mrs. John Clarke and Carol of Whitby, called on friends in the village on Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Jeffrey of Port Perry, spent Thursday and Friday of last week with her daughter, Mrs. Bailey. Mr. Alpine Christie of Peterborough spent Sunday with his brother and family. : | Rev. and Mrs. Kaill Helen and Sylvia of rin, were visitors at-the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. Lakey, Linda and Tommy, of Brooklin, spent Sunday with Myr. and Mrs. W. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Newell, of oTronto, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Neeson for the week-end. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Veale, their daughter and friend Mr. Wray, of To- ronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wesléy Boynton, on Sunday. A number from Epsom attended the W. A. service at Bethesda, on Sunday. Rev. Dr. Hunnisett, of "Toronto, was guest speaker. The music was pro- vided by his boys' choir. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey and daughter, spent Sunday with friends at Peterborough. ff Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Rogers, Jay and Kim, of Bowmanville, were in the village on Saturday, visiting with Hugh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers. y Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Medd, who were 18 years married on June 2nd, ' : Visitors at the Medd home last week were Mrs. John Kenny and Mrs. N. Dunlop, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. W. Walton, and Miss" Dunlop, of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Medd, Elaine and Betty, were at Columbus on Sunday, visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Stone. Miss Darlene Christie spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Betty Powell. Mrs. Thos. Anderson has returned home after spending a holiday with her father, Mr, Geo. Robinson, at Port Credit. ol Miss Marian Taylor has taken a position with the Bell Telephone Co. in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. G. Payne have moved to Port Perry. The Payne's have been residents in this district for several years, and will be missed by their old friends and neighbours. We hope they will be very happy and make many new friends in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Payne were presented with a table lamp from members of the W. A. Mr and Mrs. Norman Ewers; of Oshawa, ealled on Mr. and Mrs. W. Boynton, on Sunday. Mrs. Ewers wis the lucky winner -of a new car won in a draw put on by the Kinsman Club in Oshawa. My. and Mrs. R. Taylor and Doris spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor and family. Mrs. Roland Armstrong was in Ux- bridge on Saturday and spent the day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gour- lie. -------- > > - SCUGOG Mr Sam Lowe, a summer resident of Likeside Beach, had the misfortune of having his car stolen on the night of Friday, May 30th. The car a new Chevrolet, to the right of the island, stripped of wheels, tires and battery. As yet there is no clue as to the person or persons responsible for this low act. Congratulations to Mr. Jack Kane and Miss Allene Sweetman on their re- cent engagement, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Rodman visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hicks, in Wellington, for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Redman spent a few days last week at the home of Mrs. Lydia Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hurst, Wellington. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mann (nee Myrtle Dowson) on the birth of their daughter, Monday, May 26th. ~ The Port Perry-Durham Team lost the first game with Millbrook on Mon- day, June 2nd. Score 9-3. -A dance will be held' under the au- spices of Ontario County Junior Farm- ers on Monday, June 9th, at Frayer's Pavilion, Caesarea, following 'the On- tario County Field Day which will be held in Port Perry. The Centre Church Ww. A. will Hold a supper on Wednesday, June 11th. Come out and enjoy a good home- was found on a sideroad | More Interest Needed It would appear that the value of trees in retaining moisture in the soil tas not been fully realized by the farming communities. A drive along .country roads north of Port Perry revealed thousands, yes! thousands of tent caterpillar nests and many trees partially or complete- ly destroyed. Were these little pests to attack the fall wheat or the pasture land, the farmers in the area would not be slow in organizing torch light bri- gades to burn them out. A few nights work would make a vast difference in the appearance of the road side, and be a boon to the land. Would probably be a help in keeping down the price of cherries and apples, too. ne ne 'Birdseye Center Swimming Pool WILL OPEN FOR THE 1952 SEASON ON SATURDAY ™ June 7th General Admission--20c. each SEASON TICKETS--$5.00 TTT Northumberland and Durham Baseball League June 6--Janetville at Bethany Blackstock at Millbrook June 9-----Janetville at Millbrook June 11---Janetville at Port Perry June 13---Port Perry, at Bethany June 14---Janetville at Blackstock June '16--Bethany at Millbrook * June 18---Bethany at Port Perry 20--Port Perry at Janetville Millbrook at Blackstock June 23--Millbrook at Janetville Blackstock at Bethany June 25---Millbrook at Port Perry Bethany at Blackstock June 27--Bethany at Janetville Port Perry at Blackstock Juge 30--Blackstock at Janetville July 2--Blackstock at Port Perry June 'July 4---Millbrook at Bethany on Economical rE onopucal A cooked meal. June i IS Dairy At every age YOU need dairy . foods to grow on, to go on! They're brimming with energy and food value. Such goodness in a glass of milk; such flavour in a hearty piece of cheese! Such enjqyment in ice cream, . whipped cream, or buttered s€innamon rolls! With plenty of inexpensive dairy foods in your diet; you'll live better and feel better. too. "Down Dairy Lane" Listen to pi bo Propam on Thursdays 1:45- 00 p.m the Trans Conta Network o of C.B.C. + Merkh ra -. DAIRY roons SERVICE a BUREAU 409 Huron Street, Toronto ------ Lakeview: Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. Two Shows Hightly--17 and 9 pm. In the New Music "STA > THPRS,: FRID AY, SAT, JUNE 5-6- q Doris Day and Gordon MacRae al Comedy Sensation RLIFT" CARTOON oo. - MONDAY, TUES., Van Johnson ¢ eters fs Tete erate SAN 2nd PFeature--Chas. "SMOKY Last Complete She . . oe ele SEAS WED., JUNE 9-10-11 ind June Allyson In the Uproarious Comedy "THE BRIDE GOES WILD" Starrett and Smiley, in CANYON" yw ostarts at 8.20 p.m. Pet ARASH T SAF RR RAR TARR FARES S RSI DSU. (ca. Hervey for the Port Phone hefore 10.00 a.m' Club Port Perry, 3 ---- Attention Farmers This is to announce the appointment of Painter, Phone 1191 6 as our representative and Technician Perry district Look into the advantages of breeding Artificially to i outstanding and proven sires. Holstein - Jersey. - Guernsey Shorthorn - Hereford NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. SERVICE FEE $5.00. to insure service same day. i Toronto District Holstein Breeders Maple, Ont. PHONE 32 LET US SUPPLY YOU "FRUIT SALAD LAYER CAKE" Saturday Cake Special - WITH FRESH BAKED GOODS' EACH DAY GERROW' 3 BAKERY G M. GERROW Air Conditioning Furnace Eavestroughing We sell and service DURO PRESSURE PUMPS SYDNEY G. BARNES BROOKLIN Phone 72 r 2 Aug 62 PAINTING & DECORATING Blackstock Garry Venning . PHONE 187 r 2 PORT PERRY april24 _ -g CAWKER'S - _ PORT PERRY Let Us Supply You WITH THE CHOICE FRESH MEAT TO GIVE THE PROPER BALANCE IN YOUR DIT es 6" ee BUTCHE "ONTARIO