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fl 8100080800000 0008080808080R00E0E0E0E0E0000E0E0S0NO0N0S 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 7th; 1065 1955 Review of Business and Professional Firms in Oshawa by Robert Burns (Continued from page 7) Parkway Television 918 SIMCOE N, RA. 3-3048 This reliable firm is well known as radio and telévision headquarters for this region, . a Why not relax im the comfort of your easy chair at 'home and enjoy periect pictures. This firm can bring you. full television enjoyment by -in- stalling a set for you equipped with the latest improvements for comfort- able viewing: The tuning is fast, easy and accurate. Table models or cabi- nets, distinctively styled, will add beautiy to your room. Besides, you have the assurance of quality, which will give you a ringside seat at your favorite telecast. This firm owned and operated by Keith Wilson are sales and -service dealers for most makes. They offer a convenient payment plan. You may install your favorite set immediately without overstraining your budget. This firm offers a fine service back- ing up all sales, so it is to your ad- voutage to do business. with them. It pect their fine display at your earliest opportunity. Paul Ristow Realtor 39 PRINCE ST. Phone 5-6165 " Office in Bowmanville, 37 King St. W., Phone Market 3-3517 Paul Ristow, Realtor, offers the buying and selling public the highest type of real estate service. They are familiar with the growth and de- velopment of this section and have a fine listing of city, farm and lke properties. These properties are mast attractive and are well worth your investigation. They are able to offer true values to persons seeking investments ~-- investments that will increase in value; Persons desiring income properties will find their ser- vice equally satisfactory, Bi An active real estate firm offering "Service That Pays" such as this is indispensable. Conservative people demand dependability which is one of the main reasons why Paul Ristow has won such wide favour in this area. . Their familiarity with local conditions enables them to recognize and offer their clients true. values. We are pleased to refer their services to you. Vern Glass Co. 1216 SIMCOE ST. N. Phone 56-2242 Glass will be found here for nearly every use, They provide an excellent service and are well equipped to cut your glass in any desired size. They specialize in auto glass sales and in- stallation and complete this work while you wait and are specialists in this field. They have mantle mirrors, glass for table tops, desk tops, plate glass and install store fronts and piteture win- flows; In making this commercial review of the progress of this community, we are pleased to recommend Vern Glass Co., Phone 65-2242 which has been founded on the basis of substan- tial values and superior service in the glass supply business and to all eui readers who desire anything in the Glass line we suggest you consult this dependable firm, y Aphids In Fall Wheat & Sprin Grain gg] Aphids have been reported to be present in fairly large numbers in fall wheat and spring grain in many parts of the Province. Damage to date has "not been extensive although individual fields have been fairly severely dam- aged. All farmers should be on the look-out for this pest. These aphids are small, soft bodied insects and are sometimes called plant lice. They have sucking mouth. parts and the damage to the plant results from the withdrawal of plant juices. Excellent control has been obtained by using 209% malathion emulsion at the rate of 3 pints ih 10 gallons of water per acre. A 50% malathion emulsion may also be used, in which case 1 pint in 10 gallons of water is recommended. When using weed sprayers to apply this insecticide, the emulsion type must bé used whereas with the high pressure-hugh volume row crop spray- er either the_emulsion or a 26% wets sprayers should be carefully cleaned before use, . All farmers should check both their fall wheat and spring grain for the presence of this pest. If the popula- tion of aphids is fairly high then the spray should be applied. If a-severe out-break occurs, contact: your local Agricultural Representative. Meefing Held by The Grain Club The Port Perry Lions 4-H Grain Club met with all the grain clubs in Ontario County at the farm of Murray Holtby on Wednesday evening, June 20h, 1 : © Mr. Tom Lain and Mr. Doug Logs- dale, Soil Fieldman and O.A.C. were guest speakers. Mr. Logsdale showed us, by use of three holes in the soil the different layers and ranges made by erosion, Mr. Fair spoke on history of four types of oats. Mr. Logsdale showed several slides and Mr. Lain stressed importance of nitrogen, phos- phorous and potassium in the soil. 008000000000 For the Finest of ¥. | Timepieces ~ geta : 'BULOVA et ep tp "| PARAS SERS ARAR RA RRARAARN ANN AARNAS SSE AAR at Sandiland Jewellers | GODDESS OF TIME 4 Latgost-selling Aiomsad wotch § brilliant ull cot diamonds. 17 jewels - $49.80 Rd soe abe tua on ate 0 stn a" a 0 ate ato 00 ate Stn a0 0 0 a0 stu a 0 0 stu 0 ae gle 0 ate 0 se M0 Soy a one wae 0 0 en so aw eae oe eae se ae 0 a a 0 em nl mane nae sw a se we ae Swat ESAS ASAR | : i table powder spray can be used. Weed Utica Sunday service was conducted by Mr. Paul Packham, a Queen's Univer- sity student, who is at present one of the councillors at the United Church camp on Scugog Island. A number of Mr, Bill Bell's friends and neighbours gathered in the church basement Saturday evening and pre- sented him with a travelling bag and shaving kit, - $n Mr. Bert McKercher is a patient in Port Perry Hospitak wie Lois Sandison is holidaying at the Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp on the shores of Lake Couchiching. * Shirley Macdonald had a tonsil oper- ation at Port Perry Hospital last week. Lightning started a fire in the re- forestation on Mr, J, Hainsworth's farm," . Mr. and Mrs. E, King, of Orillia; visited: Mr, and Mrs. R. Wilbur on Saturday. TTI Bd bs Firestone] DELUXE CHAMPION TUBELESS TIRES S ARE SAFER FROM 4 ° Whetghe tire is injured, the break in the cord body sets up a inching action causing the Inflated tube to explode. BUT with Firestone Deluxe Champion Tubeless SAFTI- LINER REPLACES" TUBE When a body break occurs, a slow leak will result, @8 allowing the driver to AE come to a safe stop. Or, if tire is slashed, /7 @ severe pounding will develop, warning the driver of injury. pe - Prince Albert One Sunday recently we were very pleased to have the Port Perry Inde- pendent Order of Odd Fellows and its sister lodge the Rebekahs join in our divine worship, Our minister the Rev. R, H, Wylie delivered a few words of welcome then stepped aside from the pulpit to allow Bro. Elmer Lee read 'the Scripture. The local choir' sang their anthem. After the sermon Mr, Bruce Snelgrove rendered a vocal selo ¢Bless This House", . On Monday the mercury climbed, but still the weather was ideal for nearly seventy public school students who travelled by bus, few mothers by car, for the annual picnic at Geneva Park, The day was spent in base- ball, swimming, running, Long din- ner and supper tables were laden with good food which satisfied the many empty stomachs, Mrs, Hodgins and Mr, Johanson supervised all. Mr, Earl Cook returned in the evening by bus to pick up the tired but happy | children, Agail on Tuesday our pupils enjoy- ed an educational outing, Two buses provided space for senipr grades of Greenbank, Chalk Lake and Bethesda plus our upper room pupils and their teachers. A conducted tour through interesting buildings of Peterboro, in- cluding 'lift locks proved most inter- esting, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bond, Toronto and Mr. M. Luke, Hamilton, spent a few days at the home of Mrs, Luke, Mrs. F. Stanton, Brooklin, spent the week-end holiday with Mra. Me-|- Kerihen, yaa) Mr. and Mrs, Noble of "Ingersoll, were with the latter's mother Mrs, J. McMillan over the week-end. Miss McMillan also visited her bro- ther Mr, John McMillan, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Martyn accom- panied Mr, and Mrs, E. Martyn, Mari- on and Bruce to Lindsay on Sunday, That 'day being Mrs. Martyn"s" and son Earl's birthday. s Mrs. H. Hodgins. is spending this week with relatives in Toronto, * Mrs. W. Brown, Mr, D. McTaggart, }. Mr. and Mts; Art Brown ang family attended the Clements reunion held in Lindsay park recently. Messrs. Alfred Newnham and Mer- vin Bonnell have left for Camp Ipper-|- wash, Sympathy is extended to Mrs. R. Porter in the sudden passing of her sister in Nova Scotia. Pleasant vacation to Mrs. Lloyd Hunter and daughter Nola, who boarded a plane from Malton Airport to, visit relatives in western provinces. Glad to see Miss Marion Davey, Toronto, is spending part of her vaca- tion with her grandparents Mrs. L. Smith. Miss Jacqueline Holman, Toronto, enjoyed week-end with her great aunts Misses M, and F, Holman, Mr, Frank Vickery spent.a few days in Oshawa with his daughter Mr, and Mrs. L. Devitt and family. Mr, and Mrs, -Beeler and family, Hamilton are with her sister Mr, and Mrs. R. Porter. gi ¥ Well Known Ts Veterinarian Retires Dr, Frank W. Schofield, internation- ally known veterinary pathologist, this week retires from the Ontario Veterinary College after 40 years on the faculty. Dr, Schofield. has contributed a number of scientific papers to Know- ledge in -the various branches of vet- erinary science, The development of the present extensive use of the anti- coagulant coumarin in all branches of medicine is the result of research con: ducted by Dr. Schofield on sweet clo- ver poisoning in cattle. The winner of international veterin- ary awards, Dr. Schofield on his re- tirement expects to tour 'Europe be- fore going to Korea to teach and work there among the needy. TRA LAKEVIEW |meame Two Shows Nightly -- 7 and § p.m. 2 ot, 1 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 7-8-9 "THE BOWERY BOYS" Laugh Riot } . ""TRIPLE TROUBLE" ' and, BIG FEATURE 3 SE Roy Rogers and Trigger, in "TWILIGHT IN THE SIERRAS" Two complete shows at 7 pm, and 9.10 pm. 2% MONDAY to SATURDAY, JULY 11th to 16th CLOSED FOR THIS WEEK £ <n by oo jr -------------- 'Serve Country Club Ice Cream "CHOCOLATE DATE LAYER CAKE", "CHERRY TARTS" u [| y Phone 32W va OFTEN. Bricks 30c., Cones 5c., Popsicles 5c. Saturday Specials GERROW'S BAKERY G. M. GERROW 10 0 OO SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK yy |] fd ; \S N of A VOLCANO 18 REALLY PUMICE, or MOLTEN Rock BLOWN FINE MA EVIR LIVED WAS Fi ERROR BIRD BY STEAM PRESSURE. VEN As SEALES of HAS AHL APPEARANCE OF ASHES. Glos St NL MU YOLCANO « le. World dg amarnd Custom 'Slaughtering By R J SCOT 4 8c A YETERINARY SURGEON. HORSELEECH, A common EUROPEAN LEECH. ~ Meat Prepared for Lockers CAWKER BROS. "THE FAMILY BUTCHER" PORT PERRY PHONE 29 of eager action. . DeSoto is also powered for action! ... It puts a mighty 185- or 200-h.p. V-8 engine at your command. It brings you the smoothness and con- PHONE 8388 i the distinctive new -- Awaiting you now at your Dodge-De Soto dealer's KET '0 5 y oT Le ye ; fo Lashionable new riding habit 5 Ste -Here's exciting style that appeals to people who like to go places. From umper to bumper, this new motion- designed car has The Forward Look venience of PowerFlite automatic = - transmission, at no extra cost. bck De Soto is a smart "buy," too! No other Canadian car has a roomier body or more performance, conven- 2 ience, and safety features than this : {73 luxurious, long beauty. Yet you can £ own a big new De Soto for less than prio many models of medium-size cars. = See or. phone your dealer for the " facts. He'll be glad to arrange a * . demonstration drive for you. A styling and engineering achievement . . . manufactured by Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited XY : : Pi BEARE MOTORS LIMIT * FASHIONABLE FIREFLITE FOUR-DOOR with 200-h.pe a oe *¥-=8 engine that set a new world's record this spring in the -"Flying Mile' competition, sponsored by National Association of Stock Car Racing at Daytona Beach, Florida. - - PORT PERRY X al : 3 AN.