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8-THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 10th, 1056 LAKEVIEW THEATRE PORT PERRY Two Shows Nightly -- 7 and 9 p.m. 2nd FE ATURE : "DUEL, ON TH THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Red Skelton and Janet Blair In His Greatest.of All Laugh Hits "THE FULLER BRUSH MAN" APRIL 19-20-21 The, Exe iting' Technicolor Adventure K MISSISSIPPI" 5 Last Complete Shaw Starts at 8,20 p.m, Virginia Mayo, Pier x MONDAY, TUESDAY, WE DNESDAY, APRIL 23-24-25 Angeli, Jack Palance In Thomas Costain's World Famous Story And Sensational Colour Screen Triumph "THE SILVER CHALICE" Feature Starts at 6.66 p.m. and 9.10 p.m, "Orange Layer Cake" and 11 Phone 32W <0 A a ah on at » OUR BREAD, CAKES and PASTRY + : are made for people who want the BEST--Let us serve you. Saturday Specials "Chocolate Iced Doughnuts" GERROW'S BAKERY ED G. M. GERROW Pr The F allowing i is a List of he "APPRECIATION DAY" Merchants A.W. Brock Dept. Store Western Tire Kay Van's Ladies Wear ..Dowson's Food Market Mrs. Hope's Tobacco and Magazine Shop Carnegie Hardware hl Howard Motors AER ll Beare Motors Ltd. - 'Levinson' Drygoods MacGregor & Son, V, io Butcher Shop Sn A Jackson's Farm Equipment Taylor' 8 bc. to $1.00 Store tain $311.19, WEEK" when you shop. Master Feeds "Del" Restaurant Hope's LG.A, Cawker's Butcher Shop Van's Men's & Boys' Wear Sweetman's Garage Phoenix Appliances Taylor's Restaurant Elizabeth Shoppe Sandiland Jewellery - John Ballard Lumber, (Co-Supporter) : Archer Motors f Next Tuesday, April 24th, the draw will be in front of Western Tire Store, at 3.30 p.m. Treasure Chest will con- Watch for the name of the "MERCHANT OF THE i NEW LOCATION | i John's Shoe Repair announces new a location (formerly store used by Port | Perry Electric) between Scugog Cleaners and Hooey's Barber Shop. Springtime + Means : Tune-up Time He, ; 7 INSURE SMOOTH, SAFI DRIVING, THIS SPRING, i 3 WITH A SPRING TONIC FOR YOUR CAR. = DRIVE IN Ny 1 TO-DAY FOR RAPID, COURTEOUS CARE FROM EX- ; PERTS : i Phone 74 --' Notice to Creditors In the Estate of Mary Ann Gladys Aleta McKee, Deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of Mary Ann Gladys Aleta McKee, late of the Township of Cart- wright, in the County of Durham, Spinster, who died on the 28th day of March, A.D., 1966, are hereby notified to send full particulars to the under- signed on or before the 4th day of May, A.D., 1966, after which date the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which he shall then have notice. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario, this 2nd day of April, A.D., 1966. ARTAUR W. S. GREER, Q.C., , Port Perry, Ont., he above estate. April 19th. s| Notice to Creditors In the Estate of William Edward ©. Brooks, Deceased; All persons having claims against the Estate of William Edward Brooks, late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, Retired Farmer, who died on the 28th day of March, A.D, 1956, are hereby notified to send full particulars to the undersigned on or before the 4th day of May, A.D., 1966, after which date the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which he shall then have notice. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario, this 2nd day of April, A.D, 1956, ARTHUR W. S. GREER, Q.C,, Box 181, Port Perry, Ont., Solicitor for the above estate, April 19th. Utica Those who were at the church Sat- urday evening enjoyed the entertain- ing ply put on by the Wilfred folk and fhe tasty Ae by the "Utica WAL Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnes left for North Carolina last Thursday. They intend to make their home there. Mrs. Barnes comes from Sparta, N.C. The special thanks of the community goes to Barney for land donated for the erection of the new Hall. We shall certainly miss these good friends. Mr. Bill Bell, a former resident, is taking medical treatments at Victoria Hospital in London and when he has recovered will live with his son Bill in Killalee, Mr, Bert Mitche is home but is not as well as we would like to see him, Mrs. McIntyre, of Clinton, is visit- ing her daughter Mrs, G, Nelson, Recent guests at Frank Kendalls were Mr. and Mrs, Joe Ward, of Whitby, and Mr, -and Mrs, Harold Kerry, of Port Peiry. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sonley of Port Perry at Jack Crosier's Sunday even- ing, Jack Crosier attended a Watkins donventién ut Oak Ridges last week. Student teachers at Utica school were Miss Dorothy Batcock and Miss Sheila Horne, of Toronto, They were here all last week and stayed with our teacher, Mrs. Crosier. Mr. Ed. Trimble, of Windsor, called on Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Wilbur, on Monday evening, Mrs, LaRose, nee Nettie Claughton, of Unionville, was buried here in the Hillman Cemetery on Saturday after. noon, Mrs, LaRose lived here for many years at Epsom and had many friends and relatives in this district. Bn Miller of Manchester. Quite a large number attended the euchre and dance held in Manchester Hall last Friday evening by the Utica Hall Board. Prize winners were Jean Taylor and Mrs, Dorothy Thonipson with the consolation prize going to Mrs, Ray MacDonald. Men's prize winners were Harold Percy and Fred Carnochan, with consolation to Roy Dobson. The next party will be April 27, and the committee will be Mr, and Mrs, Tom Sutherland, Mr, and Mrs. M, Storie and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Wilbur, Mr, Fred Wilkinson had quite a suc- cessful sale of farm stock and imple- ments recently, Cedar Creek Last 'Wednesday morning the com- munity was saddened to hear of the sudden death of Ewart Diamond at Oshawa General Hospital, "The deceased, who was in his 60th year, had been a life long resident on the town-line and had attended Pro- spect school and was a member of Prospect United Church. He is survived by his wife, the for- mer Tsabelle Lee, and three daughters, Beth, Mrs. Stan Grills; Ruth, Mrs. Earl Follest; and Barbara; and two sons, Alex. and Frank and seven grandsons. Also surviving are two sisters, Jessie, Mrs. Josh Dobson and Frank, Mrs, Herman Walker and one brother Lionel. _Th& Rev. R. H, Wylie, minister of Port Perry United Church conducted the funeral service on Friday after- noon at the McDermott - Panabaker Chapel. He was assisted by Mr. Jas, Young, a former Lay Minister of Pro- speet United Church and a close per- Sympathy is extended to her sister |- 'event. sonal friend of the Diamond family. The Chapel was filled to capacity and a large crowd was outside. In- "| terment was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harold Bray, Roy Carnochan, Elmer Cook, Merlin Gil- roy, Charlie Wilson and Hilliard Wil. son. Several from the district also at- tended the funeral later in the after- noon of the late Alex. Vince. ; Mr, Vance and his 'wife, the former Georgena Coates, farmed on the farm now owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Po- powich at Shirley Corners, before they retired to Port Perry where they resided until- two years ago when Mrs. Vance "suffered a paralytic stroke. They moved to the Fairview Lodge at Whitby. Two weeks ago Mr, Vance broke his hip and at his advanced age, which was 92, it was too great a shock to him and he passed away on Wednes- day. Mr, and Mrs. Vance had been married 65 years. Funeral services were conducted by his minister, the Rev. R, H, Wylie. Interment was in Pine Grove Ceme-} et tery. ~ Pallbearers were Courtney. Graham, Fred Hunter, Melville Lansing, Wil- bur Toms, Sam Oyler and Wilbur Vance. On page 44 in the Country Guide, a Winnipeg, Manitoba farm magazine, there is an interesting article entitled "These Slopes Now Hold Water." It tells how Ed. Oyler (Sam) has improved -his farm and how he has handled his erosion problems. It is interesting to read of a Cedar Creek district farmer and farm re- ceiving such recognition in a leading Western Canada farm dy, fain. publication, P. P.Rod & Gun Club| _, CORRECTION In the last issue of the Star with regard to the Club having a meeting at the Port Perry High School audi- torium, which read April 28, This should have read Friday, April 27. This. is the writer's error. At this meeting the Port Perry Rod]. and Gun Club extend to both ladies ladies and gentlemen' cordial invita- tion to attend, as the' guest speaker will be Mr. Regan of Toronto Harbour Commissionhas very kindly consented to come to Port Perry to give us a talk on water safety around the water front, It ig the desire of the Club that we will have a goodly number' of cifizens of Port Perry and district out to see} just what the Club is trying to do. To date the writer has not had a look at the program, other than know- ing of the guest speaker, but we are sure it will be interesting. 'There is no admission fee for this dM --- As low as 00¢ sq. fv. ~~ PHONE 73 FUEL & LUMBER " PORT PERRY Application Form The committee which heads the Farmstead Improvement Contest for Ontario County has decided to move the date for receiving applications ahead. to May the first. The Farm- stead Improvement contest is designed to encourage farmers to put their best fool forward in preparation for the Inter- national Plowing Match which i to be held'at Brooklin next fall. It is a clean-up, tidy-up campaign, the amount of Of course, well-painted buildings are a joy to have nce with well- use. but equally important is an attractive ent planned plantings and these cost so little for ifference they make. Any farmer interested in joining in this cam- paign to beautify our county may send the application form below to the secretary of the Farmstead Improvement Com- mittee, Mrs. John Hamer, Myrtle, Ontario, before May 1st. - TO: tesiresserrniscsssrsossargsiivasin he Hori saadsiire ..Township Chairman, I wish to Enter The Ontario County Farmstead Improvement Competition 1956 NE Name ......... siipepiseivice IME E y ii ienciase Address / . \/ 1,2,8,4,6o0r6 REEL 80 pig CE SL ER SE alll 4 money you spend will ndt be as important das the energy you ° ®. & models! 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