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gd ' A wr AE RL WT an nS > 31 fi 4, 0} { 3 % 2 tl & Ar oa TREN > 7 at 5% aE FARA SER TAN "4 GN REA LEAN 8 - re PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 23rd, 19684 Deer Killed By Cars On Increase Average Kill Annually Nearly 100 The total known kill of deer by vehicles, in the Lake Sim- coe District, amounted to 794 during the period 1953-1963 in- clusive, an average of 72 per year. Such kills, in the District, have remained fairly constant, between 91 and 98, in the past 4 years, according to Wildlife Management Officer J. S. Dor- land at Maple. The locations of mortality, however, have chang- ed to some extent as newer and faster highways are opened to the travelling public. The number of vehicle kills in southern townships, border- ing industrial areas, Lake Ont- ario and Metro Toronto, ac- counted for nearly one-third of the 1963 Total. This indicates a southerly movement and build up of deer population in areas where the animals. can cause serious inconvenience in future. Approximately 60% of the total number of such accidents takes place in rutting season, during the months of October, Novem- ber and December, when there is considerable movement of the male deer. The months of July, August and September account for only 6.5% of the total and the period January to June ac- counts for some 34.5%. Mr. Dorland stated that re- ported deer kills, during the first 6 months of 1964, show al- ready some 47% of last year's figure of 93, has been reached, representing an increase of 13% during this period as compared with last year. If this accident rate, on Dist- rict highways, continues to climb throughout the balance of the year, without a considerable reduction of the herd, through Manchester News Miss Della Hooper and bro- ther, Master Jeffrey Hooper of » Don Mills have been holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gibson |- and boys at the "Flying G" Ranch while their parents are in Paris, France. Mrs. Alex Thompson and son Wm. of Brantford visited her | mother Mrs. W. D. Munro last week, Mrs. Munro returned with them to Brantford for a holiday. Mrs. Meta Holtby and Mrs. Maude Crosier enjoyed the bus trip to Cobourg last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meek and children and Mr. and Mrs. N. 'Meek of Sandford, Mr. and Mrs. Rudkin, Brooklin, and Mr, Mor- ris Midgley and friend of Greenbank were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mid- gley and Allan. : Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Donnelly are on a week's vacation in the North Country: Mr. and Mrs, Ken Wyatt, Newmarket and Miss Pamela Ormiston visited at the Clinton Midgley home on Saturday evening. Mrs. Helen Taylor and Bren- da and Mrs. Doreen Goudy, . Stouffville, visited Mrs. Crosier one day last week. Mrs. A. Parker, Port Wil. liams N.S., visited her daughter Mrs. Fred Brooks and family last week. Sunday guests at the Fred - Brooks home were Mr. and Mrs, Ross Brooks, David and Ken: |. neth of Whitby and Mrs. Claude Parker, Susan and Glen of Oshawa. open deer seasons, it can be an- ticipated that the highway mor- tality will be the highest figure since statistical data has been recorded. Most occupants of vehicles in collision with the animals, in past years, have been fortunate in escaping with only minor injuries. The pos- sibility, however, of a fatal in- jury is always present, especial- ly in areas where deer criss- oross traffic routes in numbers. Utica News A number of neighbours and friends gathered at Mr. & Mrs. I. Saunders on Thursday even- ing and held a shower for their daughter Heather who is being married on Saturday. A pre- sentation was also held in Utica Hall for Ann Sandison who is being married on Aug. 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kendall spent a few days holidaying at Miner's Bay. Mr. and Mrs. James Silver and granddaughter of Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Calrence Wright of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gray of Port Perry visited with Mr, and Mrs. James Mit- chell on Sunday. The Sunday School held their picnic on Saturday. Everyone, enjoyed a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchel en« joying a holiday in Paris and Elliot Lake district. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Geer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geer and family at a cottage in Haliburton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosier and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey spent a day in Minden recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and famliy holidaying at their cot- tage at Haliburton; Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur also enjoyed a holiday with Mr, and Mrs. W. Brown, Softhall Schedule Week Commencing July 27 Monday, July/ 27th-- Club, 8.80 p.m., Park Pee Wee (H-L)-- Jets vs. Island Leafs vs. Bisons (Gibsons) Legion vs. Crackers (Park) 'Juniors--Greenwood Jrs. vs. Port Perry Jrs., 7.30 p.m. Brougham Tues., July 28th-- Squirt House League - Play-Off (Final) 1st Game--3 out of b series Blue Birds vs. GreenBank Juniors--Brougham vs. Port Perry Jrs., 9 pm. Claremont. Wed., July 29th-- Squirt Legion vs. Markham, 7.00 p.m. Pee Wee--Hope's IGA vs. Claremont, 7 p.m. Bantam--Lions Club vs. Markham, 8.30 p.m. Pee Wee (H-L)-- Greenbank vs. Island Crackers vs. Leafs Bison's vs. Jets Thurs., July 30th-- Pee Wee--Claremont vs. Hope's IGA, 7 p.m., Park 7 p.m., Seagrave Midget--St, John's vs. _ Scugog Cleaners, 8.30 p.m. Squirt House League-- 2nd Game Play Offs-- Greenbank vs. Blue Birds 7 pm. at Gibson's. Bantam--Seagrave vs. Lions | . Bantam--Udora vs. Seagrave, | Mr. Leeman Nixon, the local presiding minister for Jehovah's Witnesses, announces a Christ- ian Convention in Lindsay, July 30 - August 2 at the Lindsay Central Exhibition. The program for the Conven- tion is part of the regular training program conducted in all the congregations of Jeho- vah's Witnesses in 194 lands around the world. It is such training that has equipped this more than 1,000,000 preaching nesses in the practical use of the Bible. During the many sessions fellowship of Jehovah's Wit- much help will be given these Christian ministers to continue BE a Witnesses To Hold Convention | in the theme of the Convention, bearing 'Fruitage of the Spirit'. Gal. 5:22. On Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Mr, J. MacPherson will deliver the public address " 'Peace Among Men of Good Will' or Armaged- don -- Which?" Mr. MacPher- son supervises the preaching and teaching work of Jehovah's Witnesses up to Hudson Bay in the North and Winnipeg in the West. Port Perry residents will be among more than 2,500 minis- ters expected to attend this Lindsay Convention. iia J SARA Bh AL GINS TOP ELECTRICAL 7 SERVICE-WE DO RENDER, ASK YOUR NEIGHBOUR HELL REMEMBER' (AW Lp :dl= CONTRACT ING-REPAIRS ELECTRIC HEATING 985-7174 -PT. PERRY MONUMENTS MARKERS RIMAR MEMORIALS Phone : 723-1002 152 Simcoe South, OSHAWA Aug. 27/64 For Income Tax & BOOKKEEPING SERVICES see ALEX SHEPHERD Room #2, Post Office Building Phone 985-7031 Specializing in business and farm operations. June 18 Well Drilling PERCY BUCK R.R. 1 Omemee 799-5513 July 9, 1964 TEACHING PIANO EDITH PLATFORD, A.T.C.M. Teacher of Piano, Theory and Harmony. Any age, any grade. courses for beginners. For appointment phone 985-7563 June 12/64 A.E. Johnson, ().D. OPTOMETRIST Mary St. 985-2383 Special ~ Earl Wallace Roofing Asphalt Shingles, Rolled Roof- ing. Steel and Aluminum Roofing. EAVESTROUGHING We will contract for all kinds of roof work. Phone 985-7964, Port Perry Dec. 64. Septic Tanks Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING BEDS INSTALLED Reg. Br eon og Perry -- 985-2226 1.6--Feb. 28/66 June 30/64 | INSURANCE BUILDING A NEW HOUSE Check our Special Rates for homes ander construction. For Information Contact - EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insuranee 985-2421 ..Port Perry, Ont. Refrigeration SALES & SERVICE & commercial refrigerators -- call -- Repairs to all domestic, ACE BUSINESS DIRECTORY WATER - TANK TRUCKS QUICKLY FILLED with Government-tested Grade A Water from our 100--gallon per minute pumping system. . Highway 12 & 3rd Con. Reach Twp. Phone 985-2603 G. MARSH R.R. 2, Port Perry July 2 Ph. 985-2806 Convalescent and Chronic Patients Semi-Private Accommodations EADE'S NURSING HOME Small Enough to be Homey Large Enough for Comfort Tray Service, T.V. Reasonable Rates 'Home away from Home' Cash on the Spot for Dead or Crippled Farm Stock. Picked up promptly. Telephone collect, Hampton Port Perry, Ont. - 263-2721 . : MARGWILL FUR FARM Refrigeration A 281 Wilson Rd. South License No. 333-C- OSHAWA 723-2452 bat GEORGE McPHADEN General Insurance Real Estate PORT PERRY - ONTARIO FARM HOMES Telephone 985-2341 Office Corner John & North Sts. E. G. Kennedy ® Pit Run Gravel ® Washed Sand and Stone ® Brick Sand and Chips FOR QUICK SERVICE Call 985-7982 Back Hoe Digging TRENCHING, EXCAVATING. Septic Beds and Tanks supplied and installed. "KEN MIDDLETON, 985-7548 ~_MOUNTJOY - Backhoe Service TRENCHES - DRAINS FOUNDATIONS and SEPTIC TANKS 'Dug and Backfilled Ivan Mountjoy Blackstock 986-4737 Oct, 29 MACKEY & BAILEY Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries. Public. 26' Caleb Street "PHONE 985-2127 PORT PERRY, ONT. Piano Teacher GLORIA HASTINGS Lessons to Commence in September Call 985-2539 . T.V. and Radio Centre SERVICING T...V. RADIOS HI-FI STEREO TAPE RECORDERS Phone 985-7112 LEE REAMSBOTTOM (South Door of Causeway CAR RADIOS] | Dee 31/64 Bowling Lanes) 4 t b 23 AERTS 5) ify As a BUSINESS LOTS MARGARET BALLARD REALTOR Sunderland, Ont. Phone 303 Nov. 21/64 DUFF ELECTRONICS . TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 PORT PERRY Formerly Apex TV Service Will be on Holidays from August 1st to August 17th. Dec. 31/64 WANTED Dead Crippled and Old Cattle ® HIGHEST PRICES PAID eo According to Size & Condition. Small Animals Removed Free. Phone Zenith 32800 NO TOLL CHARGE Power Equipped Trucks. Call Any Time : ED PECONI & SON LTD. RR. #2 Woodville Collector's Licence 802-C-64 Horses