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Sane he " Me Fr ye . Bondar rit ohh erg Feild 6--~THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 11th, 1957 BUSINESS DIRECTORY GORDON "Tug" Wilson Licensed Electrician Radio & T.V. Service "CAR RADIOS A SPECIALTY" PHONE 545 Port Perry, Ont. Sept. 27 Wanied to buy Timber land and logs, Elm, Beech, hard and soft Maple, Ash, Oak. LU. J. Kyle. Biachaiock t.f. INSURANCE Are your policies up-to-date? Wate ver youd illollainwe Leeds may be, consult H. W. EMMERSON Phone 41 Port Perry Take Notice Effective July 13, 1957, and until further notice, we have foond it ne- cessary to discontinue picking up dead animals by our Stirling depot, Gordon Young Lid. July 11 \ DEAD STOCK Dead or crippled horses, cattle or hogs, picked up for sanitary disposal. Phone collect: Port Perry 108 r 14, Uxbridge 92-r-14, Lindsay 6282. Head Office, Woodville 32 r 11. ED. PECONI, Ontario July 30, 1957. ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding, Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Port Perry SEPTIC TANKS cleaned by PUMP EQUIPMENT Have your tank checked now before "trouble starts. 24 hour service REG. ARMSTRONG Port Perry Phone 451 July 11, 1957 Argyle INSURANCE COMPANY Consult the Crown Life Man CEC. KING AGENT Port Perry - Ontario Dead Farm Stock ALSO CRIPPLED ANIMALS Picked up Promptly For fastest service Phone collect Bowmanville, Market 3-2679 MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone, Ont. Aug. 80, 19567 Good Gravel, efc. PROMPT and EFFICIENT SERVICE For your sand, gravel, crushed stone, washed sand and stone, also good loam. CALL 822-W Ellsworth Kennedy Port Perry Ontario Sept. 26," 1957 DEAD STOCK and Crippled animals Hogs, Calves, Horses and Cattle picked up promptly. No Charge. G. R. ELSON Phone collect, Uxbridge 541 24 hour service, 7 days a week. July 11, 1957 HN Yd aC hE I A 3S PR ERNE NN YE ; ; A RATER Fax Sr SRE LS % V2 Ay! al wind ee Boe inert Ey I eS TRINITY oy i wt a WL Tin 8 AEST ARAN = 43 ROBERT G. ECKEL Florist BROOKLIN, ONTARIO Phone 190 Grower of cut mums year 'round. tf. Wanted to Rent House or apartment for High School Teacher, two children, J, E. Baxter, 30 Carling Ave., Toronto 4. Phone Lennox 565-4200, July 18 FOR SALE--1961 Plymouth Sedan, fair condition. $5695.00 or best offer. Phone 120-r-14., mt julyl18 ~ AIR -- LAND -- SEA -- BUS Information, Reservation, Tickets, Air Lines Railways, Bus, Steam- ships, Hotels, Tours, Cruises. Consult FF G. CROSBY, Travel Agency, Uxbridge ont., P.O. Box 354, Phone 148 or 290VW, Office at Howard Shier's, No service charge: septl2,67 - Wedding Flowers A SPECIALTY [Funeral Wreaths and Corsages. PERRY FLORISTS » PORT Phone 423, Port Perry Sept. 26, 1957 I'OR SALE--New Mildmay Threshers, also used Threshers, Patent straw cutters and shredders, grain throwers. Get our prices and terms, Beare Motors Ltd., Port Perry or Lokinger Bros., Mildmay, Ontario. augl FOR SALE--Clare Jewel, all parce- lain combination range, not an annex. Four Corex elements, cast iron fire box with wood section. Excellent condi- tion. Phone Port Perry 499 r 31 or Uxbridge 92 r 31. © julyfl I'OR SALE--48 sq. yds. linoleum, bought new 6 weeks ago, 24 sq. yds. never been unrolled. Best offer. Owner moving. Box 7 Port Perry Star. | STANDING HAY for SALE--14 j acres excellent hay ready to cut. | Brunton Farms Hatchery, Phone 111W FOR SALE--Manchester Yorkshires, 1egistered, showring and A. R, back- ing, 4 months old. Gilts and Boars. Choice bred sows due to farrow from July 15th on. W. F. Crosier, phone 118-r-4, July 11 RELIABLE GIRL, 16 years, wishes position as mothers helper at cottage. Phone 521, Port Perry. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED -- for two people, immediately. All conven- iences. Max Heidt, Phone 379 Port Perry. FURNISHED ROOM for rent suit- able for working girl. Phone 129-W. FOR SALE--Clare Jewell; all por- celain range, not an annex. Four 'Corex elements. Cast iron fire box and water front in coal and wood sec- tion. Excellent condition. Phone Port Perry 499-r-31 or Uxbridge 92-r-31, July 18 Custom Baling and Combining Phone Port Perry 479-r-8. Julyl8 LOST-- Wallet containing sum of money and papers. . Finder please bring to Star Office or Phone 336. oe ' Paceships Peterboro Boats Jolson Motors . Fishing Tackle C.LL. Paints J. ORDE, Marine Port Perry ES ES J. A. WILLOUGHBY &.SONS Limited Realtors 46 Eglinton Ave. E.,, Toronto FARM WANTED 100 Acres more or less, brick or stone house with modern conveniences. | Good size stream suitable for trout fishing. " W. S. CROXALL HU. 1-3391 Evgs., CH. 4-8846 / "WITEE itll WANTED --two dressers or chests of drawers in good condition, Phone | 120-W; Port Perry. Rough White Pine | 2x8's; 2x0's; 2x4's, Robert G. | Eckel' Greenhouses, just North of | Brooklin, Ont. Phone" Brooklin 190. July 18. FOR SALE -- Landrace weanlings | Breeders. Opportunity to improve your stock. Purebréd or fifty percent. | Martyn Rennick, 398-M. { STORE FOR RENT -- Next to { Theatre. Apply Ran. Gibson, Phone | 288-W, Port Perry. I TT ROOT and ROCK RAKE BULLDOZING - TRENCHING, LOADING, DRAGLINE, CLAM WORK EXCAVATING FOR LAND CLEARING I SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED STONE, LOAM, FILL. FREE ESTIMATES--by Hour or Contract. TRIPP CONSTRUCTION LIMITED Phone 392W (Office) Reaidence--Wm. Tripp 392W and Joe Tripp 892) 9.7 AREER of THE HANGMANS NOOSE 151 LITTER MED/CINE BYT A ~ SOUND CURE 1K ALL DISEASES. Jack Pargeter Service Station BUY THE BEST ON BUDGET! Buy Pamous Reading An: thracite at low sprin prices. Call us for details. Port Perry Fuels PHONE 289 PORT PERRY Use our easy budget RE BLACKSTOCK The supper held by the Anglican's Monday, July 1st was quite successful. Women's Institute met in the Par- ish Hall Wednesday night. Owing to the storm the meeting did not get started until 9 p.m. The ladies had collected candles from various places and were all set to carry on by candle light when we in 'Blackstock were fortunate to have power come on. Again a'good many parts of the town« ship did not have any hydro' until Thursday p.m. or evening, and some telephones are not repaired yet, 'tho the men are working hard to get some service through. The W.I. meeting opened in the customery manner. Mrs, H. Bailey gave a devotional paper, basing her thoughts on Dominion Day, Roll call "What I leave my family to eat when I go away" was quite inter- estingly answered by all. The motto was "Use the Talents you possess; for the woods would be very silent, if no birds sang except the best." Mrs. 8S. VanCamp gave a report of the Port Perry hospital 'auxiliary 'meeting. After considerable business re fall fairs; etc., was dealt with Mrs. Leith Byers gave the Current Events, Mrs. J. McKee read 'The Value of a Smile'. Norma Wolfe and four girls, Francis Staniland as hostess, Eilene Mount- joy as host; Nancy Staniland and Bon- nie Mountjoy as guests gave a demon- stration on "Serving a Salad plate meal", which was well done and "all enjoyed watching. This was followed by a contest on foods. After the clos- ing the group with Mrs. F, Staniland leader served lunch of ice cream 'and angel cake, Attendance 31. The Sacrament of Communion was and United Church Sunday morning. Sunday evening a large number of Orangemen and ladies gathered at the Lodge rooms and paraded to the Ang- lican church where Canon Chaperlin delivered a fine sermon. They also paraded the streets after service led by the Band from Devitt's Lodge. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Hyde and Lynda; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Paine, Toronto, spent the holiday week-end with the Tom Hoidges and Mrs. Argue. Mr. Frank McIdoo, Bowmanville, visited Mrs. A. Fowler Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Devitt of Bowmanville spent a couple. of days 'with Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Booker visited them Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes, Allan and Clifford; Don Elford and Miss Marion Dancy, Port Perry attended the straw- berry festival at Shiloh Wednesday evening. The "Three Lads' were as- sisting on the program. Jim and Lorraine Dayes visited their cousins in Port Perry last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain and Miriam, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swain; Mr. Clarence Mar- low and Mrs. Oakley Carley attended the wedding of Miss Joan Brack and Mr. Harry Sandison, son of Rev. and Mrs. Milton Sandison, in North Park- dale Church Toronto, Saturday. Mr. Roy Ferguson spent Saturday night in Toronto and with the Grant Ferguson's attended the Beacock re- union in Midhurst Saturday. ) Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ferguson, Ian and Mary, Toronto, spent Saturday night and Sunday with the Roy Fer- guson's, Mrs. Geo. 'Fowler is spending this week with her cousins. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Thompson, Peterboro. Mr. and Mrs. iGordon 'Strong 'and Beth visited her mother Mrs. Robt. Bruce and Mrgoand: Mrs: Ross Curtis, Orillia, on Sunday. Mrs. 'Wilbert Archer. attended the funeral of her nephew Mr. Harold Hill, Ingoldsby -on Thursday. On 'Sunday she visited her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Cook 'Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. E. Robertson, Minden, visited 'her brother's Mr, 'and Mrs. Wilbert Archer Friday. Glad to note Miss Joan Venning and Mrs. Arnold Taylor have been suc cessful in their Tedcher's College exa- minations, Miss Phyllis Strong on her music and Allan Bailey on his course in Port Perry High School. Allan is working mow in C.KiL.Y. Radio Sta- tion Lindsay. ; Mr, and Mrs. Walter Oke, Enniskil- len, Mr, and Mrs. 'Bruce' Ashton: and Mr. Bill Mahaffy visited Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Doris , Ashton spent the 'weekend with Virginia Mackie, Mrs. Mervyn Graham has returned home after spending ten days with her daughter Mrs, Don Pargeter and children, Port Perry. We are all glad to know Don was able to come home he may soon be returned to good health. of Mr, and Mre. Russel McLaughlin, Bowmanville, and grandson Kim Wal- ker, Toronto, were Sunday guests of administered in both the Anglican] } and. Mz.. and, Mrs,- Ralph. Turner, Val- Royal Whitfield, Port.Dalhousie on} ¢ from hospital Saturday and we hope |' Mr, and Mrs. Carl McLaughlin and boys. . Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Todd, Bobby and Mrs. Todd Sr., Brampton were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Har- ris and family. : Messrs. Neil Bailey 'and Richard Bowles are attending summer courses in Toronto. i : Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Venning: and Linda were Sunday supper guests of Miss Nora Venning, Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Thornett and family, Kirkfield, visited 'Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dayes and family Sunday. Emily remained with Lorraine for 'a week. Recent visitors to St. John's Ree- tory, - Blackstock, were Mr. and Mrs. H. N., Magnan, of Bayview -Heights, Mr.' and -Mrs;' W. G. Birney and -Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Birney, of Toronto, Also Mr, and Mrs. -Russell Bell, of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Bateson, 'of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs, E, R. Snow and family from Whitby, Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sel Mountjoy were Mr. and-Mrs, Rus- sel Gilbert, Bowmanville and Sunday guests Mr, and Mrs. Freeman. Eddy, Newcastle. Lynda Kyte is having her tonsils removed in' Oshawa Monday. Mrs. Jas, Hgnry, Miss. Gertrude Henry and Doris Griffin spent a coup- le of days last week with Mr, and Mrs, Freeman Hepburn, Oshawa. Little Earl Trewin had a badly swollen arm and.sore hand over the week-end as the result of being bitten in the hand by a dog. Mr. and -Mrs, "Anson. Taylor were Thursday -and Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Murray and girls, Port Credit, week- end. guests of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Tay- lor. '] ; Mr. and Mrs, C. Turner, Winchester D-Or, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.: Roy. Turner and girls. -Mr. Roy Turner is building a cottage at Coe Hill, : Mrs. Roy:-Turner and.girls are holi- daying 'with Mr, and 'Mrs, 'Harold Wheeler, Hastings. Mr, Jack Smith has returned from a visit with friends" in- St:- Joseph's Island. t Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Ferguson, Maryllis and Pat, London, are spend- ing a few days with the Cecil Hills and - Roy Ferguson's. ' i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martyn and Tyrone. Ashburn A well-attended meeting of the Ash- burn P.Y.P.S. was held following the church service on Sunday evening. A rousing song service, conducted by G. Parrott, opened the meeting... Taking part in the worship service were Mrs. D. Ashton and Mr. Luther Bradley. During the business portion of the meeting the president, Douglas Ash- ton, announced the plans for the con- vention which the Synod of Toronto and Kingston P.Y.P.S. are holding in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Kitchener on Thanksgiving week-end. Several 'favorite hymns were sung ad Grant Parrott and David Bradley favored with a duet "At Calvary". Mrs, L. Bradley gave a most inter- esting and thought provoking address on the life of Joseph showing the similarities between his life and that of Jesus Christ, She said that both Joseph and. Jesus Christ were sent to ipreserve: life, for through believing in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour one could have abundant life. Dr. Armstrong closed the meeting with prayer. © 'The July meeting of the W.M.S. was 'held at therhome.of Mrs, D. B. Arm- "strong Port Perry, on Wednesday evening, July 3rd, with the president, Mrs. Ernest Swain and children, | boys spent Sunday with Mrs. R. Scott, | Mrs. M. Sparks, presiding. 'I'he Serip- ture lesson was read by Mrs. N. An-- derson and prayer by Mrs. R. Richard- son, The roll call was answered with a verce of Scripture containing the word "flower". Mrs. L. Death had charge of the topic and Mrs. Walter Knight gave an interesting account of the 'semi-annual meeting of the Lind- say Presbytery held at Wick in June. Mrs. A. Deeming extended a hearty vote of the thanks to Mrs. Armstrong for her kind hospitality. Dr. Arm- strong closed the meeting with prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron, Faye and Mary, Mr. Ken Heron, Mrs. A. Reynolds and Miss Peggy Graham at- tended the baptismal service at St. Andrew's church, Scarboro, when Robert Edward, infant son of Mr, and Mis.- William McAndless was baptised. Mr. Wm. McAndless was ordained as an elder of the congregation. Mr and Mrs. B. Neufer, formerly of Myrtle, who have been touring Europe for the past two months spent last week with Mrs. A. Renynolds before Jeaving for their home in Vancouver, B.C. Miss Peggy Graham spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Heren. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pugh, Barbara, Wallace and Rodney, of Claremont, were Sunday yisitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. Doble, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw, Jimmie, Brian and' Stephen are spending a week-in Montreal and Ottawa. Congratulations to the following pupils who obtained their Entrance to Grade 9: Faye Heron, Margaret Gil- pin; Lila Cappell; Ross Batten; Philip Doble; Roy Gaudaur and Eu- gene Sandison. The annual Sunday School picnic was held at Spring Hall Park, Thurs- day on July 4th, Home-Makers The first meeting of the Scugeg Ju at the home of Mrs. Ploughman with. eleven girls present. We opened with. the singing of "Bless Be The Tie That Binds". The election of officers was. as fol- lows: President--Miriam Pickard Vice-President--June Strong Sec.-Treasurer--Ruby Strong: Press Reporter+--JoannePugh : Assistant---Elaine -Butson Musician--Donna -Samells | Our business was: discussed. ing talk 'on "Honie Beautification". This was' followed by ia : deli¢ious : lunch. Our unit now is called the: "Garden Club". -- twelve girls present. We opened with the singing of "What a Friend We Have In Jesus". ; minutes were read and approved. Mrs. Samells then gave a talk on "Use of Vegetables" and showed us how to prune a tomato plant. Donna had the honour of attending" a convention at Guelph at the Ontario Agricultural College. She 'gave 'a very interesting report on it. Mrs. Ted Fines donated some Can- terbury bell and Sweet William plants to each of the girls which they.appre-.. ed by. Thelma. The next meeting will be held at | the home of Miriam Pickard :on"July logrd, Hi ' |S A § § Comfort yes ~ shut beauty too! © OVERLAP FRAME INSTALLATION © PREMIUM GLASS, RUST-PROOP NASH WINDOWS AND DOORS KOOLVENT AWNING PIOPLE OF OSHAWA, CANADA MATCHING STORM-SCREEN _ WINDOWS AND DOORS : © MADE OF ALCAN ALUMINUM © SELF-STORING COMBINATIONS SCREENS ARE MADE BY THE $1 5 JOHN PORT PERRY BALLARD LUMBER PHONE 280- Vigor Oil Co. Lid. Fuel 01117 3-10 cents per gal. Stove Oil 21 cents pergal.- For Delivery Phone Oshawa RA.5-1109 HROOMS vide lifetime patterns to CAN BE Sparkling plastic-finished Marlite pan- els go over old walls or new . . . pro- beauty at moderate cost, Installation is easy and fast, Come in today. Select' colors and match your decorative scheme. Modernize 'with' Marlite=<as low as 00c per sq. ft, Merlit PLASTIC-FINISHED WALL and CEILING ER aint Sam ar sas chant dn Sth fa te Sk EAR ee ey; A ry ty ZTE) i > Homemakers was held on April 28nd. . Mrs. Samells gave a:very- interest :: Our next meeting was held on July ' 9th at the home of Mrs.' Samells'with" Our business was discussed and the ciated very much. We had a very de- . licious lunch. The hostess was thank- : Yr ® RE, & et ht Ee