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a be, CLASSIFIED ADS ep -- os i Aa ar AT Sg DEAD and "CRIPPLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPT- LY FOR SANITARY DISPOSAL, Telephone Collect. - * GORDON YOUNG LTD. nov 80 " DRESSED D-TURKEY HENS : 49¢. per pound "Delivered Oven Ready. SMITH BROS: TURKEYS Uxbridge, Phone 99 r 21 ' . ¥ Call ONTARIO RENDERING COM- 'PANY for dead, disabled animals. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sanitary re- moval. Special week-end and holiday service. Call COLLECT Port Perry 4. "For fast service call direct COL- LECT Toronto Howard 6182. Bid feo may29tf HELP WANTED--Good honie, good wages to housekeeper who wishes re- "sponsible position. Apply to Ross A. Fairley, 95 Exeter St, Ajax, Ont. : julyb LIVESTOCK ~-OWNERS--Why take \ _ less for your dead and cri 2 'and ¢6ws? THE ONTARIO REN ERING COMPANY guarantees you more. Simply - phonic collect; Port Perry 44 of 'Oshawa 5-5243, evenings 56-2214. : d june26tf WANTED -- Resident Real Estate Salesman for the Village of Brooklin. * Au excellent opportunity with a long estublished firm with agents through- out Ontario. . Real estate experience not necessary; however, applicant 'should have a complete past know- [ledge of farming and farm properties, and a desirable house on the main street. Interview only. Call D.- H. McLean, at Bald- win. 1-1121. - David McLean Limited, - Realtors, Thornhill 'FOR SALE--Ficld of Standing Hay |. - (mixed) near Port Perry. Apply to Joe Wilson, R.RA4, tween Manchester and Port Perry. FOR SALE --22 caliber guns, Spring- ~- field automatic, scope sight; $39.00, Winchester repeater, bolt action, $25. "Siiigle shot, new $7.00. Set lawn bowls, $15.00, coys, $1.00 each. H. P. Phone 167. Duck de: Camplin, FOR SALE -- 8 aarés of standing. hay, mixed. Apply Geo. Sweetman,] R.R.3, Port Perry, Phone 112 r 12. DEAD STOCK | by appointment | July17: Port Perry, be-|. Street, Custom Dressmaking "~~ MRS. BARRON Apdrtment 1 in Carnegie Block, opposite Library, British Ontario Motors - Reconditioned Used Tractors, Imple- ments, Cars.and Trucks? Ford and Case Tractors grom $460. 6-row Potato Duster, $166, ° Used Cars and Trucks from $50.00 to $1295, « ~ Easy Terms Trad or Cash, BRITISH ONTARIO MOTORS Ll EASKDAL E and UXBRIDGE. july10 Bulldozing and Excavating By Hour or Contract Yo. - Free Estimates Given; William Trip R.IR. 2, 0 Wham nm July4dtf, FOR SALE--Canoe, $40.00.-- Alad- din lamp, $6.00. Portable double oven for: gasoline stove, new, $4.00. Bray's cottage, week-ends, : Point, Scugog-Island: 2% + + FOR SALE-- Two-door Wardrobe, with two mirrors, in good. condition. Phone 96 or 305) --- Green Thistle Restaurant. . os Combining; Corn Scuffling; Flow- ing and other types of custom work. Apply James Wilson, R. R. 3, Port Phone 122-r-4 Port Perry. & 3 July30 Perry. LOST--Laifge brown Collie, male, white on throat and tip of tail, 'An- swers to the name---"Skip". Anyone knowing the whereabout of this dog, contact' Geo. Beare, R.R.3, Uxbridge, Phone 1257 r 22 Port Perry. FOR SALE--2 large Yois on odie Port Perry, . Paul Diasgond, Phene 34GR. : HOUSE FOR SALE--Quecn Street, Port Perry, 8 roems, brick, insulated, Js acre lot, storm doors and windows, screens and doors; hot air furnace; © shades, curtains and_drapes," 3-picce bath; linoleum, hay {vodd floors down | . stairs. Housé¢. mdy be bought- furn- eished or unfurnished. "rear, 'H. P. Camplin, Phone 167 TWILL TAKE ORDERS FOR "SAND, "ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve you, Phone 322W Port Perry for information, aug29-52 EXCAVATING CELLARS - DRAINS SEPTIC TANKS GRADING CLIFF BAKER, Manchester v : yl july 117 PORT PERRY . Sand and Gravel Government Tested rl Landscaping, Sodding, Loam, and Stone. 3 Phone 88R Free Estimates. W.J. SYMES Port Perry : BIE : : septh Large barn at|" [§ GRAVEL, SOD and LOAM | Fis heard frequently in.the broadeast Ang ~| CBC's Nos Futures Etoiles talent con- Meet Constance Lambert, one of French Canada's leading singers, who series Gaiete - Parisienne, (Sunday nights at 8,00 on the CBC Trans-Can- ada network). .- She was born into a musical" farnr femily in Northern Quebee,- and ever since she was 14, her ambition hax been to sing in opera, Towards this gon] she has been study- in Montreal under well-known singers such as Anna Malenfant and Antono Tremblay Boulay. She made her concert .debut in Ot Last vear she was one of fe fvinners of the test, and since then she has been star- red many times in French and English network programs, William Heayn PORT PERRY REPRESENTATIVE Ernest Ridout Real Estate Limited CANADA'S LARGEST REALTORS : ie LT ea Prince Albert Road, Port Perny. -------- Phone Port Pérry, = er -- Stephenson's| july104 lh : oh TThe seed mixture was similar to the. "} livestock carried on our farms. | -------- Pasture "Demonstration" ue ES cmaeadat 'BEAVERTON & SCOTT. CLUBS VISIT PASTURE . DEMONSTRATION FARM -On Wednesday, June 25th, 1952, a |: joint meeting of the Beaverton and Scott Calf Clubs was held at Mr, Ray Weldon's farm at Hartley in Victoria County. * The visit was made under the direction of H, L. Fair, Agricul-|' tural Representative, and A. J. Gill, Assistant Representative, for Ontarto County, - This is one of the farms which was taken over by the Ontario Department of Agriculture in co-op- eration with the Ontarig Beef 'Pasture Improvement * Committee. , All these farms have one thing in common-- they were not pasturing 'as many cat- | tle as they should considering the fact -| that they_ all had reasonably good soil and were fairly well drained. It was felt: that this demonstration was of vital interest to all club membeérs and parents. : Mr. Ed. Starr, Provincial - Live- stock Fieldman, who has been respon- gible for much of the work in connéc- tion-with this project was present to show the members around the farm and to explain the layout and ideas involved. The farm which is about 190 acres --fin-extent has been in sod for approx- : imately 40 years. . It was divided in- to 3 plots of around 43 acres each. The centre plot had no treatment ap- plied whatever. The - plot . to the south was ploughed up, fertilized and rescetled with a cover crop of oats. type generally. recommended® Tor long term pasture and consisted of the fol-. lowing: AMalfa--5 1bs. Ladino--1 1b. on White Dutch--1 1b. Orchard Grass--4 lbs, Brome--8§ lbs. AT Timothy--b lbs, wii Meadow Fescue--38 lbs. Kentucky Blue Grass--1 1b. | Perennial Rye--3 lbs. TOTAL-3t lbs. per acre.. The onts were pastured off 'just as they were coming into head. The plot to the north was fentilized-only--no cultivations applied whatever. J The results to date are of an.inter- im nature as this is a relatively long term experiment. The carrying cap- acity of the farm has been stepped up enormously and there. nye now as many cattle on the plot which was broken up and reseeded as the whole farm used to carry. To date there are 24 head-in the fertilized rseeeded plot, 10 cattle on the check and 14 cattle on the fertilized plot. ~The to- . _| tal weights up_to June 18, 1952, 'are '| as follows: + Reseeded t--12 cattle put on ay 8th cattle put on May 23rd Total gain to June 18th-- 2610 lbs. "Check otoif cattle put on May 1 Total gain to June 18th-- 1366 -1bs. "Fertilized plot--14 cattle on May 1 Total gain to June 18th-- ~~ 1836 lbs. It can be seen from these figures just what a programme of grass im-* provement throughout the province would mean in the total number of The | Howard (left) and :Robert--Jr;--who "PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, "TWINS IN HIS FOOTSTEPS Veteran Canadian Pacific Airlines Captain Robert C. Randall (front) of 'Vancouver, shows his 'twin sons, have just started their caréers as first officers on C.P.A. domestic Toutes, the route he follows on flights between Vancouver and Tokyo for the airline, The two boys are ready anytime to listen to dad, who starfed ing five years before they .w¢re boat Capt. Randall began commereifil flying in|, 1928, and his service with the airline] dates from 1937, when he, flew with one of the smaller companies 'which amalgamated later to form: Canadian Pacific Air lines. - economic picture is not complete ow- ing to the nature of the demonstration but®it-is felt that if the pasture ean be left dotvn for b years then the ven- |. ture will have been well worth while. A visit to this farm should be a MUST with all farmers 'and livestock men, There are many acres through-, out the province which could be treat! ed in a similar fashion to the benefit "[ of thé individual farmer and to the province as a whole. - 1 Women' S Institute. The W. I. Annual Holiday will he held in Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, July 14-18, Bus loads and individual W.I: mem- bers from all parts of the Province are expected to. attend. Following is part of the programme: Wednesday, July 16 -- Mr. Campbell, Economics Dept. will talk on World Affairs. Thursday, July 17--Macdonald In- stitute Day. . : Friday, July 18--"Cultural' Activi- ties Day." will feature a dight and amusing study of "Canadian Humor" when Prof. Walter Carpenter, English Ralph 0.A.C, | Dept., 0.A.C., will 'review recent Gang dian books on humor, = SUPERTEST LONGER MILEAGE 'I Jack. Hill, Pine Grove x {Too late for last week) Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Wilson, Miss- Jean Wilson, of Trenton, visited on Sunday with : Mr. and Mrs, John#Albright. "Mrs. Jack Hill is under the doctor's care and confined to bed. © We hope she will soon be up and around again. "Mr. and Mrs. JacksCrosier visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs: Pe & * Miss Donna Sadi visiting a few days with her grandma, Mrs. 0; El- ford. : Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holmes, Bethesda, Mrs. John Ball, Mr. Ray Ball, and Mr. Harry Elford visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson, on Monday évening, : Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rose and Mr. |- and Mrs. George Rose, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, William Bell, of Stouffville, visiting on Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. 'Hilliard Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gourlie ond George and Romaine Rice, visited on Monday evening with' Mr, and Mrs. Hilliard Armstrong. Mr. H, Graves was home over the week-end, Mr. 'and -Mrs. and Freddy visiting Mrs, Fred Tay in Ashburn, on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black and Charlie of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kirk, of London, visited during the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, E. Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Borsk and Gale, Miss Betty Handel, Mr. and Mrs, George Handel, Mr .and Mrs; Lloyd Archibald and boys, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Brennan' and family, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs A, Handel. Friday, July 1, 9p. m. Memorial Gardens, Port Perry ; 'NEW SOFT LIGHTING Dance to the music of Port Perry's latest hia 'Dance Band SPECIAL PRICE 25c. per person Be on hand for a night of Fun All Services Donated in Aid of Hospital Fund | horses show further declines.' Eldred Catherwood [ticularly marked in the newer labour- - -- : j Lakeview, Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. Two Shows Nightiy--7 and § pis. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 10- 11.12 Doris Day, Danny Thomas, Frank Lovejoy : In the Record New Musical Comedy Hit ~ : ¢ ca +. "PLL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS" iS COMEDY. A ' '.- MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14-15-16 CLOSED FOR THESE THREE DAYS _ GERROW' S PH ONE 2w BAKER'S BREAD is your Best Buy! BREAD SUPPLIES TASTY GOODNESS AND x 'HEARTY, WHOLESOME EATING Saturday Cake Special "TROPICAL FRUIT LAYER CAKE" --r BAKERY G M. GERROW Pe The name of Dodge and DeSoto cars have been associated with all the great developments in the automotive field from the days of the horse and buggy to that of to- day's powerful high-e« com- pression engines. : . Kelly Motors at Uxbridge, 'phone 136 are authprized sales and service for Dodge and DeSoto cars and Dodge Trucks and'like the manufacturer have kept abreast of the times by carrying a full line of auto parts and acces- sories as well as maintaining one of the finest repair shops and service de- partments in' this district. "KELLY MOTORS IN UXBRIDGE - OFFERSEXCELLENTSALESAND SERVICEONAUTOS ~~ Dealer for: these dependable cars and trucks, they employ mechanics. who have spent years at. this trade, enabling them to render an expert service -using only genuine parts. Drop into Kelly Motors in Uxbridge ° and if - you are considering buying, a new or used cir or truck, you will realize that the - prices arg right. In their service -depart- ment their work isn ng short of the best and their fully equipped ser- vice shop enables them to give a prompt and satisfactory service." payments for built to your Shseifidations. LUM : SEE US BEFORE PURCHASING . # LUMBER DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER TO YOU-- NO MIDDLE MAN OUR PRICES ARE LOWER SEY 8 i Complete line of Building Materials of all kinds. CREDIT TERMS arrange over'two years period in monthly § prefabricated garages, cottages and homes . Wilson Lumber Co. Lid, BER COTTAGE AND HOME BUILDERS . CANNINGTON, ONTARIO Phone No. 15 After Hours. No. 104 News Flashes:From Britain MORE MACHINERY FOR UK. © "FARMS ; The "results of thd January, 1083, UK' 'farm' machinery census under taken by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries show substantial addi- tions to mechanical equipment since January 1050. Increases are par- saving machines, especially with root and grain harvesting, = Vehicles, ma- chines and implements used with The estimated number of agricul- tural tractors shows an increase. of 24,000. (9 per cent.) over the 1960 census; 'stationary engines (gasoline, oil and electric) by more than 46,000; tractor trailers by 42,000 (nearly, 20 per cent.) Sh Compared with the 1060 census, 5 there were over: 11,000 (17 per cent.) more milking machines of all types in use; number of combines hind fertilizer" drills increased by nearly 5,000 (20+ per cent); combined harvesters in- creased by over 60 per cent. to 16,470 . _|and complete potato harvesters and complete' sugar beet: harvesters: in- creased by 860 and 610 respectively, ht Fi SE) "WAVE ENERGY" UNIT FOR - BOATS / ) A new power unit for boats, using neither sail nox fuel, is to be tested in Britain this summer.. The device, de- scribed at a "wave energy unit" will take its energy from the sea. The invention of Mr. Donald Hoteh- kiss, a' naval architect of Dorset, the unit consists of wooden fins, braced with steel, fitted fore and aft below the waterline 'about the level of the keel. The waves are said to move the fins up and down and cause a "slip ng o* 7 ee 1 vr