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7 ~~ | Sad 44 ARS, * Ree UE Wilh s lb Adi pa Ee A hy ER LR Pd i YBa CLASSIFIED ADS RS ban Re ------_ DEAD STOCK DEAD and CRIPPLED "Telephone Collect. GORDON YOUNG LTD. nov 80 FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPT- LY FOR SANITARY DISPOSAL. 'Dead Farm Stock Picked up Promptly Horses, Cows, Heifers, Sheep, Pigs and Calves. (We pay for horses, cows, and Heifers.) 2¢. to 3c. per lb. for live Horses. Call collect. TYRONE 1-52 MIDDLE GREEN VILLA REST HOME Courtice. men and women. ment, Oshawa 56-4943 HELP AVAILABLE It is time to think of Farm Help Get experienced and reli- now. able immigrants from Holland. Apply S. Buma, R.R. 1, Nestleton, Phone, Port Perry 225-r-24 or Hvander Meer, Ashburn, phone Brooklin 14-r-82. June 12 WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR SAND, GRAVEL, SOD and LOAM ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve you. Phone 322W Port Perry for information. may29 GIRL WANTED full time. stating experience, salary ete. To Box 44, Port Perry Star. Bowmanville 2679 Margwill Fur Farm One or two vacan- ancies for the aged and bed patients, Every kindness given; excellent meals; nursing care and tray service. Approved by doctors Terms mbnthly. Phone for appoint- to work in store, Reply in own handwriting, expected, FOR SALE--Choice building lot on Queen Street, north side, west of Booth. Enquire at booth, april24 FOR SALE -- Good Mixed Hay, FERTH.IZER FOR SALE Also a conveyance for Fertilizer Drill may be hired. CEDAR POSTS for sale. Apply to Harvey Webster, Phone 339J Port Perry. mayl FOR SALE--Ottawa strain Winter resistant Red Clover, No. 1 Seed. Ux- Spring Farms Limited, Phone Port Perry or Uxbridge, may8 FOR SALE--- Seed Oats, Ajax, power cleaned and treated. Apply to Roy Robertson, phone 109 r 11, Port Perry. May 1 REPRESENTATIVE WANTED An aggressive and dependable re- gional sales representative to take advantage of an unusual opportunity to establish a business of his own by selling protection against fire. Fire Extinguishers and Fire Alarms. One of the most complete old established lines on the continent, For full de- tails write Fire Protection, Box 84, Hamilton, Ontario. may8 GARDENS CULTIVATED, plowed and harrowed with Ford Tractor. Small or large. H. E, Rowe, phone 179 % Robertson Electric CANADA'S FINEST VENETIAN BLINDS of Flexalum with washable Vinyl Plastic tapes. For free esti- mates Phone J. W. Melley, 3-2311, | Oshawa. may8 FOR SALE--A number of Weanling Pigs; also vaccinated Grade Holstein Heifer, due in May. G. Ww, Beare, R.R.3, Uxbridge, Phone 126 1 22 Port Perry. ) FOR SALE---Goodison Buck Rake for tractor. - Harley Johnson, Man- chester, Phone 163 r 23 Port Perry. FOR SALE -- Grey Convertable FOR SALE 129W, Port Perry. WOOD SAWING, anes and driveways. field work; also light day work. outfit. 'Apply F. C. Albert, Phone Port Perry 246 r 6. May16 -- 1947 International Truck chassis in good condition, Phone light -grading of Garden and Ford Middleton, Prince carriage, in good condition, $26.00. G. Harris, Phone 183, FOR SALE--30 Chev. Sedan, good motor and tires, seal beam headlights, heater. A steal at $76.00. Phone 84 r 21, Port Perry. FOR SALE--30 gallon Water Tank with electric coil, Phone 198 r 6, Port Perry. FOR SALE--Thor Washing Machine with gasoline motor, air cooled, just overhauled with new carburator. Ap- ply F. C. Middleton, Prince Albert, Phone Port Perry 246 r 5. mayl FOR RENT--Modern apartment in Port Perry. Possession on May 1 W. J. Carnegie, Port Perry, Phone 16 HOUSE FOR SALE--9 room frame house, garage and '% acre of land. Immediate possession. Mrs. M. Cul, Prince Albert. Phone 246 r 2. FOUND--Hound, white with Black sports, and brown head and ears. Owner may have same by paying ex- penses. Phone 116 r 31. If interested in obtaining-infor- mation regarding FERGUSON TRACTORS, phone JAMES DAVIDSON Agent of Ferguson Tractors and Equipment Prince Albert Also For Sale USED FORDS from '49 down July 3 Auction Sales FRI, APRIL 26--Auction Sale of Household Furniture, ete, at the property of George W. White, Rosa Street, Port Perry, in the in- terest of George S. White. Terms cash, sale at 1.16 p.m. TED-JACKSON, Auctioneer. SAT., APRIL 26--Auction Sale of Household Furniture the pro- perty of James Ruddy, at Resi- dence of the late Wm. Parr, Lilla Street, Port Perry. Terms Cash, sale at 1 pm. Cecil Heayn, clerk. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. 'Announcement Spring opening of Uxbridge Live| . Stock Sales Barn. To make it more convenient for patrons, during Spring -and Summer, sales will be conducted in the evening: First sale will be on Thursday, April 24th. Time 7.80 p.m. This sale will be largely advertised, A truck will be available for appoint. ment, Phone the barn April 24th after 1 pm, @G. 8, BYRNELL, Proprietor ton Bray, Phone 26W Port Perry. FOR SALE--106 Shoats, 7 and 12 weeks old. Phone 70M, PARCEL LOST -- 3 Baby night- gowns, Plaid Overalls, Diaper, Pink Panties. Finder please phone Clay- FOR SALE--'36 Plymouth Sedan, in good condition. Cheap for cash. Also Kitchen Table and Four Chairs. Dining Room Table and China Cabinet Dark Oak. Phone 277J, R. Storrey, re GARNET V. GRAY, R.O. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 1.80 to 6 p.m. EVERY MONDAY Evenings by appointment Residence of J. C. Whitby (Beside High School Campus) Phone 293W for appointment Electrical and Mechanical Repairs to ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY, ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS A SPECIALTY METAL LATHE WORK. LAWN MOWERS, Machine Ground and Serviced OXY- ACETYLENE and ELECTRIC WELDING CAUSLEY MACHINE SHOP Bulldozing and Excavating by By_Hour, or Contract. Free estimates given. R, R.2, Port Perry. Phone 109 r 42 William Tripp TED JACKSON, Auctioneer, PP square bales. Apply J. A. Johnston, R.R.1, Burkston, Phone Port Perry, 172 v 12. april24 TP ORTa-- a Tt dr S---- Canadian Cater. Society Canadian Cancer Society; Ont- ario County, South, in this sec- tion is sponsored by the Scugog Chapter, LO.D.E, "Your donations will be accepted by Mrs. M. B. Dy- mond or Mrs. Arthur Brock. First in a series of 'articles on this subject. What is the Canadian Cancer Society? ~ The Canadian Cancer Society is a national organization of volun- teer workers with provincial groups in all of the tén provinces, The Ontario Division of the So- ciety has twenty-six county units which are administered by a de- mocratically elected board of di- rectors representing all of the units. "It maintains a head office at 191 College Street in Toronto through which the efforts of the units are co-ordinated in the fight against cancer. 2 How was it Started? (a) In 1932 the Canadian Medi- cal Association set up a medical committee on cancer which in 1987 recommended the organization of a lay sociéty to help combat cancer mortality by creating public awareness of the effectiveness of carly and adequate treatment. It was evident from their experience at that time that many lives could be saved. ~ _ (b) In 1936 a Jubilee Fund for Cancer was created through public subcription to commenorate the 26th Jubilee of King George V. The money raised for this fund was held in trust by the Canadian Government and the yearly inter- est wag used with the approval of the Canadian Medical Association to establish the Canadian Cancer Society. : Why was it Started? The great need for publie edu- cation (See 2a) was recognized by the medical profession. The So- ciety in .Ontario has established information. centres or "Little Red Doors" where a nurse or social worker is always in attendance. Through its units it arranges for qualified "men to Speak about cancer. It provides films which are shown all over the province. It arranges for radio talks and has published reports and articles on cancer in newspapers and per- iodicals. It distributes many kinds of lit- erature by mail and also'by hand at fall fairs and exhibitions aH over the province. Actually, the activities have ex- tended far beyond the hopes of its founders. A - 2 A A A ARAN Rr lotr apni WR asi . sn sb PHONE 32 FRESH BAKING DAILY ° BREAD, BUNS, PIES, CAKES, and TARTS Saturday Cake Special "BANANA LAYER CAKE" GERROW'S BAKERY. GM. GERROW ae - | Lakoview Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. | It not only carries on this im- portant programme of public edu- cation and its campaign for funds, but it is finding more and more ways of doing needed service work for cancer sufferers. What is the Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research . Foundation? In accordance with the British North America Act, the treatment of disease is a provincial responsi- bility. The Ontario Cancer Treat- ment and Research Foundation was established in 1943 by special provincial legislation. Nine clinics are now in operation and are available to all physicians in Ont- ario-- In 1950 it was agreed that the Society would be the official fund-raising body for the Founda- tion in Ontario. + The Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation (which ig concerned directly with the di- agnosis and treatment of cancer in clinics throughout Ontario) is sus- tained mainly by grants from the Ontario and Federal governments, but 'requires additional funds to develop its programme. 'This vear the Society will again endea- vour to raise $200,000 for the es- sential work of E he Ontario Found- ation. In addition, the Foundation is concerned with the development of new techniques and methods (e.g., the new radioactive isotopes, as well as the Cobalt Bomb, which are being developed from Canada's atomic research programme). It also carries on valuable clinical research by compiling a detailed record of cancer patients treated, methods used, and results achiev- ed. It assesses new techniques which are being used. Does the Medical Profession Approve the Work of the Society? Yes. In the fight against can- cer the Society has several defin- ite jobs to do--education, service, welfare and fund-raising. The Society seeks the advice of the me- dical profession in all of these en- deavours and maintains a contin- ual liaison with the Canadian Me- dical Association. (Central Ontario District). EVERYBODY is cordially invited to attend Progressive Conservative Tea AT THE CANADIAN LEGION HALL WHITBY Friday, May 2nd FROM 8.00 to 6.00 P.M., TO HEAR Mrs. Ellen Fairclough, M.P. CANADA'S ONLY WOMAN M.P. AT OTTAWA and shake hands with ! Mayor Mike Starr of Oshawa, who is the Progressive Conservative Candidate in the Federal By-Election on May 26th in Ontario Riding COME AND BE MADE WELCOME BY THE LADIES and MRS. CAMERON McKENZIE, Chairman of the Com- mittee and Reeve of Beaverton; MISS Q.C,, outstanding lawyer; MRS. MICHAEL STARR, wife of the candidate for Ontario Riding. ~ ~ This outstanding occasion is spondored Advisory Committee of the Progressive Conservative party. MIKE STARR IS THE MAN + FOR OTTAWA, MAY 26th, | ' YBIL BENNETT, 7 by the Women's Prince Albert Mrs, E. Crozier has returned after having spent the winter with relatives in Unionville. \ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown have moved to Port Perry. The Misses Holman were at their home here at the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Shultz and Child- ren of Oshawa wisited Mr. and Mrs." Newnham, Sunday. Mrs. McPherson and - brother Mr. Mark of Lindsay, visited at the home of their sister Mrs. W. Martyn, on Sunday. Two couples from Holland are residing in Mrs. Regan's house. Mr. and Mrs. H. Collins spent the week-end at the home of their son Lloyd, in Shirley. . "4 Cols costs so little RIETO NF: RVR CORY TRV) could buy. YOU CAN SEE ALL OF THESE FEATURES-- Learn more about these out- standing features and get all the details at our showroom. . But remember, the best way to « - find out what all of these big = features can mean to yow, is to see the new Ferguson Twenty. 85 in action at a demonstration Ontos own farm. We'll gladly arrange one, ee PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 24th, 1963 -- ve Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9 p.m. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 24-25-26 Burt Lancaster and Phyllis Thaxter : In the Heart-Warming Story of the 2 World's Great Athlete who refused to Quit, "JIM THORPE--ALL AMERICAN" COMEDY. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28-29-80 Bob Walker, Ruth Roman, Farley Granger In the Sensational Thrill Drama "STRANGERS ON A TRAIN" Adult Entertainment, NEWS - 'april 8-17-24, mayl NOTICE of. Re Warhle Fly Control | - TO ALL CATTLE OWNERS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF REACH: On March 3rd, 1952, the Municipal Council of the Township of Reach passed Bylaw No. 1786--A By-law to carry out the provisions of the Warble Fly Act of 1950. * Whereas said By-law requires all cattle within the Township. to be treated twice for control of Warble Flies. And Further take notice that all cattle entering the Township of Reach after April 16th, 1952, must be treated within 48 hours after entering, for Warble Flies, g Mr. George Till has been appointed supervisor and any person bringing cattle into the Township should contact Mr. Till, Greenbank, Phone 61 r 3, Port Perry. The Township has power sprayer and material for spraying cattle. : SPRAYING STARTS APRIL 1st. ~ H. 0. DOBSON, Reeve. The wor; MORE POWERFUL All over Canada, thebreathtaking news about the new and far more powerful Ferguson Twenty-85 is making farmers say, "I want a Ferguson--that's the tractor for me!" And they are choosing the Ferguson Tweuty-85 with the one and only Ferguson System, because this tractor meets more of the needs of more of the farmers .> . more of the time . .. than 'any other tractor they BRITISH ONTARIO MOTORS Leaskdale - : Uxbridge is FERGU SON IT GILE IMPLEMENTS AND 63 FERGUSON SYSTEM