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a (3 i Re A ASIA 3 SA TE ow RN ae ERS SNe eh er a De Co aoa EES Te + NC rei -~ - orate be Attention Housewives 16 Box No. 6, PORT PERRY -- Highest Prices PAID FOR SCRAP IRON METAL LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY FURS HIDES BAGS I. TURNER Phone 316w "Port Perry | TR FRAT BST EIATIR | Lakefield Cleaners and Dyers Launderers, Whithy Let us take care of your cleaning and laundry problems. Over 3b years experience at your disposal. We will be pleased to call at your Yoo any Tuesday or Satur- ay. Four Day Delivery, Service. PHONE 2269 WHITBY BSE ATTIRE Bonded Singer Representative will be in Port Perry and District each TUESDAY and THURBDAY. i For information regarding New Machines, Repairs, Rents, Electric, : Treadle Machines, contact him. WE BUY AND SELL USED SINGER DROPHEADS SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Ontario St., OSHAWA, Phone 696 OLD HORSES WANTED Bos ua before Dead horses Louk Fake promptly 95 r 21, Uxbridge : 763, Pest Perry We pay humane) ughtered. selling e here. Phones; H. BLSON, Uxbridge ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asshalt Siding Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Box 91 Pert Perry maylb - =r WANTED--We pay highest prices for dead or crippled farm animals-- Horses, Cattle, Hogs . Old horses $16 to $26 at your farm, depending on size and condition. Prompt service, Phone 61 r 22, Port Perry. ED. PECONI, Prop. o F apr22tf PIANO TUNING V. P. STOUFFER Piano Actions Repaired and Regulated . Phone 80 Port Perry DURHAM COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES The Durham County Co-operative Medical Services held their. quarterly directors' meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rae Stewart, on June 21st, 1948. After the minutes had been read and adopted as read, the secre- tary gave his report stating that there were 283 members up to that ~ date and that after all bills had been paid there was over $2400 in the .bank., He reported that several or- ganizations were working on new membership and there would be con- siderable increase in membership in the next few months, The matter of advertising was thoroughly discussed and it was de- cided to have dodgers printed to be distributed at the Federation picnic on June 26th in Orono, and to also "have a booth at which information could be given to those interested. The matter of recommendations for patronage dividends was left in the hands of a committee composed of Clare Allin, Robert Moffatt and the Secretary, this report to be given at the next directors' meeting. The quarterly bills were presented and on motion were approved and ordered to be paid. © Owing to the fact that the Movement is growing so 'rapidly, it was decided to recommend at the annual meeting that the direct- increased from 9 to 12 members, . The next quarterly meeting to wind up the business of the year will be on September 10 at the home of Mr. and| Mrs. Lawrence White, Maple Grove and the annual meeting is to be held in Orono Township Hall the evening of September 20th. "At the close of the meeting Mrs. 'Stewart served a very dainty lunch which was appreciated by all present. PRINCE ALBER Miss Mary Holman attended the|' funeral service in"Poronto for the late Miss Isabel Barlow. Mr. J. G. Holman was in Toronto on Saturday, June 19th attending the wedding of his daughter Miss Flora 8. Holman, 3 ; . The Misses Mary and Flora Holman were in Toronto on Saturday attend- ing the wedding and reception given for their niece Mrs. A. James Buek- nel nee Miss Flora S. Holman, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lee Timlick, of Toronto, Miss Lulu Heard, of Mill- brook, Mr. Wesley Heard, wife and|P] datighter, of Whitby, were in' the vil- lage, and attended the annual decora- tion service at Pine Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Laura Fox, of Toronto, visited with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Butson, on Sunday last and also at- tended the Decoration services, - A number from here motored to To- ronto to attend the funeral of the late Miss Barlow. These included Mrs. Wm. Birnie, Mr. Earl Martyn and his mother Mrs, Wm, Martyn, Mrs. Geo, Luke and her sister Mrs. McKerihan. Mrs. A. V. Groupe, of Philadelphia, Pa., has returned to spend the sum- mer at her vacation home. MANCHESTER The Sunday School Free Will Offer- ing service will be held next' Sunday, July 4th, at 2.30. Mr. James Young, of Oshawa, will be the speaker and special music is being arranged. A good attendance is hoped for. There will be no Sunday School in the morn- ing. ' The ' Sunday School picnic will be held at Geneva Park, on Wednesday afternoon, July 7th. A Ssafia) iis. tion is given parents and thi ren attend. = The lunch basket is impor- tant, Miss Helen Crosier, Mrs. Mildred Roberts and Robin, of Toronto, spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. 'W. F. Crosier. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Nichols, of Little Britain, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Allan Jackson, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Crozier, Port Perry, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Crosier, on Sunday. : + Mr. Clive Nixon and Mrs. Hart, of Peterboro, and Mrs; Louis Nixon, of Dartford, visited their cousin Mrs. Allan Jackson, and Mr. Jackson, last week. Mrs, L. Nixon remaining for a week, : : Mrs. Jas. Masters, Mrs, Pelch and and-Mrs, Harry Masters, of Oshawa, motored to Flesherton, and Fever- sham, on Sunday. 'BOOKS IN PORT PERRY PUBLIC LIBRARY GENERAL (continued from last week) This 'is Ontario . Peace of Mind .......cininns Liebman Nine Lives Before Thirt A Pocketfull of Canada .... In Search of Myself ... I Choose Freedom .. Games and Parties HA 8 There's Laughter in the Air....Stanley 26 Non-Royalty Plays........ Jayeridorf Making the Movies ..... The Roosevelt 'I Knew Growing Pains ........... Yankee Lawyer ... The Birds of Bre Faint Brush Fun easant Yalley .. China to Me ..., were Colum Millar Defeat in the West ... : Costume Through the Ages ...Evans Fisherman's Paradice ........Hambleton Out on a Limb ..cwuiiue.. Baker | Great MacKenzie | without rest." . Shulman ! Great Adventure and Explorations weresnn Cachelake Country .. UL GCOWE ° PRI. sismrimeeinmitriogtoionssibrsrinee ells || Farmer Takes a Wife ......... Gould || Father on the Farm ............. Cragg | | Something to Live by ....... Pie 20th Century Authors ........JKunitz and Haycraft Pauline Johnston .......... McRaye | Boys and Girls Pour! Diver: sere tra. arsine « Berge | | Counterspry Jim ......... wennnis BOTGET || Beverly Gray's Quest .............Blank Beverly Gray's 'Froblem ............ Blank Beverly Gray's Return .......... Blank Son of the land ......lweives . Bolton Cherry Ames Private Nurse ...Wells Boris, Grandson of ...... won Darling Jj | Carol on Tour .....ciue. PTR Boylaton Fat, Seeing eye dog .......... Meek The Brass Keyes of Kenwick, Seaman Dr. Kay Winthrop ....... Chandler Mystery of the Scarlet Staircase ........ Sastre wee Willson Rusty ..... Meek | 8 Red Feathér's Adventures ... Gilford Little Wind .......cccooonvvivrennes utterfield Morning Star ........e.. Butterfield The Cozy Little Farm ........ wo BO The Little Dog who Forgot to Bark oun wees Hopkins The Hace urd eterkin Pog Randolph : io Bob Flame Among the Navago ncn S---- { Fun and Magic .......... Bribie Liebman The Haunted A ent ieee Sutton The Tangled Skein .......... Seymour The Young Craftsman ......Popular Mechanics The Black Spanial Mystery ....... TRA Cavanna Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea ........cine Verne Two Years Before the Mast...Dana Smoky ..... overs getes AA RO © James Danger from Gressen ...........Stewart Lueck for the Jolly Gale ".... Edwards Fiesta Colt ......... ANE) arwell L. Lun Lad of Courage ... Treffinger A Picture Book of Animal Babies Freddy the Magician ..... wees Brooks Without Holoes ... Cochran .. Darling Adventures --North "Pinkerton Oley ...cccvivinrvirer snaitiecusesioirieenrss . Etes North West Mounte@™Police ....Tonsey Spin a Silver Dollar Jory's Cove ........ ror rsere Bice Tobby Taylor cen Otti Black Beauty (new edition)....Sewell Heidi (new edition). ....c.uei. S Anne Snow einen «.. Denn Wild Dog of Edmonton....Grew-Signer Billy Top Sail and Co, Duncan Chukchi Hunter --....eumnennnStall Shoestring Theatre ............ Hartwell Adventure in the West ............Colver Spike of Swift River ........ceues O'Brien Ranger icici, we Strong Dare Devil Silliman First Tripper ....ivuieio waJobgon "Twice Besieged .............eornes viens 0z Like Father, Like Fun ...... FE Hall North of the Promised Land ......Wire Secret Sed. ....cccvrennensnrersresaneres White Watch for a Tall White sail ....... .Bell Thirteen Bears ........ueu. sire rts The Mounties .....uuieninen Grierson Golden Book of Dog Stories... Brown Wind in the Willows ......,.....Grabame' Peter Pgp and Wendy ...........Barrie's Hobby se Hill ....ccnenniiee DAViS Bright With Silver ..............Pinkerton Fox Island ......inine lon Gridiron Challenge ...........c.creeresSThOlE Animal Tracks ....uec. Mason Jeremy's Isle ....... Lattimare Honk the Moase ....... wenStrong The Blark Stallion rain. Raf 27 Hamlet, a Cocker Spaniel ...... «B Toby, a Curious Cat ..........Black Squash for the Fair ........ «Paul The library hours are Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday even- ings, from 7 to 9, Thursday and Saturday afternoons 8 to 6. Library closed on Wednesday, during July, August, September, On Saturday evening only hours will be 7.80 to. 9.80. Greenbank Ww. "A, The regular meeting of the Woman's Association was held at the home of Mrs. Wm, Bacon on Tuesday, June 22, ,| With about thirty-five in attendance. Mrs, James Ianson opened the De- votional part of the meeting by read- ing a few lines from the works of H. W. Beecher, "The world without a Sabbath would be like 8a man without a smile; a summer without flowers, a home without a garden, weariness Bible reading was taken by Mrs. Bacon, and the Topic--'"Knowledge of the Sabbath" was ably taken by Mrs. Arthur Couves. Mrs, Ianson gave a Reading "In which Class are You?" 1. "Futurest" will bea church goes in the future; 2, "Specialist"--go on special occasions; 8, "Roadster"-- pleasure seekers; 4. "Drifters"--or k |the don't care class; 6. "Sermon Tast- ers"--fault finders; 6. "Radio Wor- shipers"; 7. "Spiritual Worshipers". Miss Raycraft gave a very full and interesting account of the morning and afternoon sessions of the Conven- tion of the Woman's Association held in Lindsay, and Mrs, Whitter reported jon the nice lunch that was served. | During the business of the meeting the president, . C. Phair, made arrangements for the lunch and gocial part after the induction of the new minister, Rev. H. H, Kippin. Program consisted of m duet by Earl and Keith 1 Smith Couves Bacon; and Lillian; Ruth and Betty 'Hannum |~ 8| juniors went down 4-0. Stuart Lane 'W. Corron, 2b; L. Burns, ss; R. Me- Iball except for the second inning THE PORT PERRY DAIRY = Wish to inform its customers of the following Pasteurized Products ~ carried for daily delivery 'MILK, CREAM (whipping and cereal) Buttermilk and Belielois Vi-Co Chocolate "Drink Milk for Health" TEE a AAA Ree aAN ARRAN tt AAR RANI RRaNAtaNE SRERIESS Bea arabe teas ann nant iissatsnient aon ias The Best the Market Offers Your-Phone Orders Receive Careful Attention Cawker Bros, Family Butchers, Phone 29 sang "I am a Little Teapot." A dainty lunch-was served by the group in charge: Mrs, A, Couves, Mrs, J. lanson, Mrs, W. Bacon, Mrs. W. Somerville. An enjoyable and pro- fitable afternoon was spent. fourth while Stuart Lane turned in another spark- ling performance on the hill for the Lions, while Alan Cawker's hitting is still the big gun for the Port boys, LW "BASEBALL : R. H, E. FORT PERRY-- 123100 7 6 8 The Lion's Junior travelled to Janet- | BLACKSTOCK-- 17000x 8 8 8 ville and Blackstock during the week for games jn _the Durham County League, and although defeated in both tilts gave a good account of theni- selves, - At Janetville where they met an older and more experienced club, the The Lineups for: 3 Blackstock-- Robinson rf, Dorrell 3b, Marlow 2b, Crawford cf; p, Ven- ning G. 1b, Bowles ¢, Marlow J. ss, Werry If, Venning p. Port Perry-- Hayds 2b, Mark cf, Helm 1b, Cawker ss, Lane p, Coul- ter ¢, Fowler rf, Harrison 8b, Sulman twirled good ball all the way for Port and with a few hits by his mates could easily have won. 'This was Lane's hk f, Rider rf, Rider pinch hit for Sul- Positive Fete Strong : . oi i Tammie and that Pup ........ Bryan Jiess appearance as & pitcher in hard man in the sixth. : ro Sonsmsd the Goat ...,.uuuine wane Strong : R. H. E Shad' Lane ui wrsnsiis wnCarey |p Perr 000 0000--0 4 6 tre whe a Lo ATOR : Miss Rolly) avin i Rolding | janetville .......... 020 110 x--4 7 2 ; Bll 8 Se ' : red Alan Fowler Biss asiled for he BASEBALL FR AANA hi di sore Port Pads in the field, making several} ,.: x 2a ea wy i oe Ye i sateinie ; pam spectacular catches. 9. Alan Cawker Ea euiaLe Rehelule of Tri-County Tippy a, chool Hus "Campbell [16808 the Lion's boys 5 hits By he was | ©885€ ague lor ht : iste deg siessaariserivenseies 0 the only man to obtain more than one kr A Myst £ Cre King Mill oor. Evatt The line-up: ~~ Cotte oh Cambra:; y . SIONS O1 PIGAlIng 14 Lensain &t'1 Janetville--McGill, If; J. Burns, 1b, of : Little Britain at Valentia Monday, July 5-- Port Perry at Cameron Oakwood at Little Britain Cambray at Valentia Thursday, July 8-- Little Britain at Port Perry Cameron at Oakwood Friday, July 9-- Valentia at Lindsay Monday, July 12-- Little Britain at Cameron Oakwood at Port Perry Lindsay at Cambray a Gill, 8b; J. McGill, p; McNeill, ¢, p; Walker, cf; Hill rf. Port Perry--Hayes 2b, Helm 1b, Cawker ss, Coulter ¢, Lane p, Fowler 1f, Mark cf, Harrison 8b, Jemison 1f. * * * 8 The Blackstock fans were treated to a real exhibition Saturday even- ing when the hometown club won 8 to 7. The Port boys played steady when Blackstock counted seven runs. The score read 8 to 3 at the end of the second and although the Lion's / 3 : ! ONTARIO THE Voters' Lists Act (Referred to in Section 59) Notice of Sittings of Revising Officer purpose of hearing complaints or appeals with regard to the voters' list to be used at the vote to be taken under the provisions of The Liquor Licence Act, 1946, in the municipality of the Village of PORT PERRY, will be held at the following time and place: At the office of the Treasurer in the Village of Port Perry. a NOTICE that a sitting of the Revising Officer for the Time. - : : FER JUDGE D. B. COLEMAN will be the Revising Officer and JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk of the said municipality, will be the clerk of the Revising cer. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the list to be so revised is Parts I and III of the voters' list prepared for the municipality for the year 1047 as revised on the 10th day of May, 1948. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter who desires to complain that his name or the names of any person or persons en- titled to be entered on the said list have been omitted from the same, or that the names of any person or persons who are not entitled to be voters have been entered thereon, may on or before the 9th day of July, 1948, apply, complain or appeal to have his name or the name of any other person or persons entered on, or removed from the list. Ah . ; AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that such appeals must be by notice in writing in the prescribed form, signed by the complgint- left for him at his office in the said Office of the Treasurer. Copies of the Lists to be revised are posted in the Post Office, Public Library, Town Hall, and the office' of Municipal Clerk. D. B. COLEMAN, (signed) ° Chairman of the Election Board for the County' of Ontario, Dated this 80th day of June, A.D. 1948. counted 3 in the third and 1-in the |g holding Blackstock | § scoreless, darkness intervened and the | game was called in the sixth inning. |¥ I On Monday, the 12th day of July, 1948, at Two o'clock. standard ; ant in duplicate and given to the Clerk of the Revising Officer or| EASES PEL Sel ay ERs Ferd PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 1; 1948 -- -- eee] ' Lakeview Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9. No Saturday Matinee this month. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 1.2.3 ~ Kathryn Grayson, Peter Lawford "Jimmy Durante, Frank Sinatra In the Glorious Musical Comedy Triumph "IT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN" ' CARTOON J r MONDAY; TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5-6-7 i Franchot Tone and Ann Richards os In the Hilarious Comedy Romance 2nd BIG RL ONE Edward G. Robinson and Ida Lupino : In the Thrilling Adventure Story "THE SEA WOLF" Patrons must be in by 8 p.m. to see complete show. 1 Dry Wood on hand, both Hard | | Wood Slabs and Soft Wood Slabs, | : cut in foot lengths." 1" PORT PERRY Sv RRA IR SE RR RS RR AR RRS RR IRSA IRAE a Sag "ip > Lp iT = is s "SHOP AT ARDLEY"S WITH CONFIDENCE' THE NEWEST AND SMARTEST © IN THE LATEST = COATES, SUITS, DRESSES, GOWNS, and WEDDING GOWNS ARDLEY FROCKS 491-3-5 DANFORTH AVE. near Logan, Phone GE. 1576 TORON TO » ONT. Ld , . 20,800 0% 0% 0% arin Afi ba Te afllfs SIRE JEMISON'S BAKERY IS DEPENDABLE FOR ~ GOOD BAKING Phone 93 w ART. JEMISON, Proprietor f= 'LUMBER.BUILDER'S SUPPLIES NOW is the time to do that Repair job. We have in stock: DRY SPRUCE FLOORING and SIDING i § ASPHALT SHINGLES and ROLL ROOFING. AQUELLA--To waterproof your basement, , MODERNITE TILEBOARD for kitchens and bathrooms. GLIDDEN PAINT--Try our Glidden Cleaner. Lake Scugog Lumber & Coal Co. ] Limited PORT PERRY Phone 240 w at the 'higgest construction - > job in our history : NEW OABLES, telephones, switchboards and build- ings are all required to provide more telephone service for more people than ever before. . EN The work is going ahead at the fastest possible pace. It takes skill; it takes time; it takes money. It will "ultimately bring faster, clearer, more dependable i telephone service to every applicant when and as he wants it. : wo an : The public can be assured that wé will continue to provide the best telephone service at the lowest possible cost. Yo ~t i Cia THE BELL TRI.EPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA