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I "Still Serving Our Customers DAY AND EVENING 7 DAYS A WEEK. We were the first in the district to offer Ready-to-Ea . BAR-B-Q. CHICKENS : Ready to take home or ta your cottage for easy serving. Our ROTISSOMAT Rotating Chicken Bar-B- Q. Oven 'was the first installation made in Ontario -- three years ago. * * BRUNTON FARMS. BAR- -B-Q. CHICKENS Thoroughly cooked, the clean, healthful ROTISSOMAT way. Slow, even Electric Heat--NOT Smoked 'with charcoal 3 gas fumes. Flavor is veal deep down C HICK EN taste, } "||. not smoke. BRUNTON FARMS on 7a HIGHWAY, PORT PERRY also available at Manchester Garage, Port Perry Dairy Bar, and at Doug Andrews Highway Inn, Brooklin; where we make fresh cooked deliveries every few hours. py Rev. C. W. Hutton Attends Rural Leaders School Rev. C. Wesley Hutton is at Gar- rett Biblical Institute, Evanston, Ill, attending the. Interdenominational School fo¥ Rural Leaders, June 20 to July 22, stack, He has his Bachelor of 'Divin- ity degree from Queen's Theological College at Kingston, granted in 1940, given in 1939, ' Dr. Rockwell C. Smith, professor of rural church administration and socialogy at Garrett, is director of the Rural School, and also teacher of the course on "Rural Aspects of a Re- sponsible. Society." Dr, Don Koontz, of Simpson College has "The Program of the Local Church", and Dr, Frank Miller of the University of Missouri, "Agricultural Economies for the Rural : PS an t 1 Ta v7 There Will Be No Paper August dth ie SO TO THOR HE a a LOOK A BRAND NEW 'ESSO DEAL One that You Can' t Afford to Miss FOR THE FIRST TIME wf ESSO OIL FURNACES and OIL BURNERS , : COMPLETELY INSTALLED - 2 o WITH LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 1 10% DO) FIVE YEARS TO PAY eT - GUARANTEED OIL and SERVICE ON CONTRACT Fr '{|Holstein Club Has splendid address, and to see Mr. Flett's Minister." "Rural Socialogy" is taught by Dr. Randall C. Hill of Kansas State College. This cighteenth session of the Rural School has 54 persons enrolled, 28 on scholarships. It is part of the first summer term activities .at Garrett-by- the-Lake, the largest of the 10 Metho- dist theological seminavies in the United States." The total enrollment for the term is 221, from 23 denomina- tions, three Canadian provinces, four foreign countries and 34 states, Ontario County Successful Meeting Five hundred-Holstein breeders and their friends met at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Flett, Oshawa No. 2, on Wednesday evening, July 20th, to hear Mr. A. E. O'Neill, Oshawa, give a very fine Holstein herd. Mr. Vince Mountford, Brampton, Ont., provided some fine entertainment. 'Mr, Fred Christie, Ontamio County Holstein Club, was in charge of the meeting. "Mr. Gerald |. Nelson, Fieldman, supervised the judg- ing of the classes of Holstein cattle. Mr. James T. Brown was the official Newcastle. ; By IMPERIAL OIL nr - Judge, The results of the judging " > competition are as follows: Ladies-- ' " MOSIER SHEET MET AL Ist--Mrs. T. J.. Wble, 2nd--Mvrs. Ed. Oyler, Port Perry 2, (24 Hour Service) drd--Mrs. Clare Vernon, Port Perry | 21 CHURCH ST. OSHAWA, ONT. ON NN Phones--Office 5-2734 Res. 5-2751 1st--Wm. MeMillan, Seagrave 2. Io SMe Limes at | 2nd---Helen Hadden, Blackwater. ] CI Wrd--John Leask, Seagrave 2 5 ® \ < » Driving while Intoxicated " IMPRISONMENT ' } i 3 : Ist offence --7 days to 3 months and 2nd offence--1 month to 1 year and 3rd offence--3 months to 1 year and In addition to these penalties, the car will be impounded for three months, IMPRISONMENT FINE Ist offence --3 months andfor $50 to $500 and 3 months to 3 years and £1 2nd offence--14 days to 3 months" and 3rd offence--3 months to 1 year - Severe penalties, including the suspension of drivers' licences, are also pro. vided for imeraus other offences involving the Spisjation of motor vehicles. A POSTCARD will secure a copy of the Highway Traffic Act and extracts from the Criminal Codes ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Queen's Park, Toronto Motor Vehicles Branch . ~ LEERE ARE THE PENALTIES-- Driving while Ability is Impaired by Alcohol or Drugs "SUSPENSION OF LICENCE 6 months to 3 years 1 year to 3 years 1 year to 3 years SUSPENSION OF LICENCH 3 months to 3 years 3 months to 3 years . E et red 3 Mr. Hutton is the minister of the| United ,Church of Canada at Black- 'His B.A! from Queen's University was demonstrations, taking tours and par- ticipating in the arena shows and sub- President of the [camp activities, opened hy General of Canada, in his capacity as Chief Camp will be open to visitors from Sat. exception of Friday, August 26th. -On of representing Monday, Aug. MU SIC ANC IENT BUT MODERN In more 'ways than one, the platter Babs Brown is holding reflects the culture of ancient Mexico, for it con- tains music of 1,600 or more years ago, played on the actual flutes, drums, and rattles seen in the dyaw- ing. In Mexico City recently scholars were set on their ears when a young musician, Samuel Marfi, anndbunced | his discovery that Mexico had rich, ¥ before the complex conqueror Cortes came from Spain and music centuries even before the Aztecs descended on the Valley of Mexico. This musie, ul- tra-modern in sound, is currently Ye- in Mexico; Canada is the first outside country to get it, In a program of legends and ancient rusic Bob is presenting ofr the CRC Trans-Canada network evary weck, is called "Legend of Mexi- ing broadeast I'he erie: co. " Men-- Ist--Norm Gimblut, Oshawa. 2nd Harold Page, Uxbridge 2 3rd--Lloyd Smith, Port Perry 2 Me. U. L. "air, Agricultural Re pre- sentative, and Assistant, John Gill, were in charge of the Judging Coli petition records, There were 50 ladies, 77 juniors, and 82 men for a total of 209 taking part in the judging com- petition, * 8th World Jamboree AtNiagara-on-Lake The 8th gal Jamboree will be a once-in-a-lifetime' e xpériene e for some 10,000 Scouts and Leaders, It will portray the Scouting method of teach- ing the democratic way of life with a special emphasis on the term "World Brotherhood of Scouts". The simple but significant activities of living to- gether by patrols, cooking, putting on all will demonstrate Democracy in action. The 8th World Scout Jamhoree, the first ever to be held outside of Europe, will run from Thursday, August 18th to Sunday, August 28th, The "Jamboree 'will he His Excellency, Hon. Vincent Massey, C.H., officially The Rt. Governor- Scout for Canada, on Satire] August 20th. - The Jamboree Niagara-on-the-Lake August 20th to August 27th, with the this day the Scouts will be attentling the C.N.E. on Opening Day which has been designated as International Scout Day. Two local Scouts, James unter and Albert Fulford, will have the honour Port Perry' at the Jamboree, ior Baseball Ist. PORT PERRY og. DAY. 1.00 p.m. Monday, Aug. Ist, CIVIC HOLIDAY Galt vs. Oshawa 8 p.m, Thursday, Aug. 4th London vs. Oshawa 8.00 p.m. The member holding the oper 8 ticket will receive a cash prize of $1,000,00 Any child under the age of 12 years presenting a Port Perry Star paper will be admitted free --Dboth games--MONDAY and THURSDAY. Kinsmen Civic Memorial Stadium Oshawa LRT FIRE AT" ASHBURN About 10 acres of a wheat field was burned in a flash five at an Ashburn district farm Tuesday night. Con- sumed in the five at the farm of Wal- ter Lynde were 10 tons of straw and nearly two acres of wheat in a fire which started from a comibne as the owner was cutting the wrain, Stanley Lynde, son of the owner of the farm, north and west of the ham- let of Ashburn; said that the fire was started shortly before nine in the evening when the motor on a combine backfired. This caused a fire about the motor which resulted in $100 da- mage to the machine. But it also ig- nited the straw behind the combine. Due-to dry weather, in a matter of secomrds, the fire had raced over the 27 acre field. - Brooklin, Claremont and the Port Perry Volunteer fire Brigades res- ponded to the call for help but-before the fire was brought undér control, some 10 acres of straw and nearly two acres of uncut wheat had burned, THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 28th, 1985-5 EN : ] BE on 5" E MONDAY, [3 SCUGOG CLEANERS osing For Holidays STARTING, SATURDAY, to JF 2 A -------------- St LL EEE TT JULY 30th, 1955, 4 - pt] AUGUST Sth PR, fos rir, 2 h.7 nn tn TAS PASIAN F WwW. BROCK & ¢ is 8 P Ly 3 ! : _ > Hi s BE SURE TO PICK UP YOUR CLEANING BEFORE 3 " 5 (3 JULY 30th. 4 > : i] ISAAK AS AR AS AN AAA ORRIN 1, lefptatatatate RRR RRL at the Elizabeth Shoppe L ADIL SKIRTS, for Summer and Fall 1 CLEARING at $3.98 and $5.00 LADIES JERSEYS, co, $1.39, $1.19, and $1.59 LADIES' P, PUSHERS, oii 82.59 and $3.49 Sizes 12 to 20. Marked down again. HALL SLIPS, Cottons and Crepes Regular $2.95 ...oooooiieeins RNS FOR $1.98 CHILDREN'S JERSEYS, from 1 to 11 Boys' and Girls ci 69¢. up GIRLS' COTTON DRESSES, some as low as ooo $1.39 COTTON OVERALLS, 1, 2 and 3 . Some with matching Blouse o.oo $1.39 = Ori iting September 8-10 Fair Dates Orono ...........2..September 9-10. OSHAWA August 18-20 Beaverton i. September 15-171 Petevborough Susiand / August 3-6 | Blackstock coon iinnn, October 7-8 PORT PERRY . September 3-H Lakefield eptember 16-17 Sunderland CoreniiiSe ptember 13-14 Lindsay eve September 20-20 1 Sutton prandbrenssnsusgonercad August 4-5 Markham... Sept. 209, Oct. 1 | Toronto Aug. 26-Sept, 10 Oakwood... weeSeptember 19-20] Uxbridge September 28 atatite * PAPI "Tnlaid inolenm >>. > eee [$ Summer Dresses REDUCED BY 25% DISCOUNT : Khaki Jeans Su MMISR WEIGIT' rT $4.35 pr. CLEARING LINE LADIES JERSEYS Reduced by 25% discount . 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IH " SPORT SHIRTS, 3. 05 FOR COUNTER TOPS, 2 LW : BY pr. rarer ey seen 100, Jelly 'Tumblers, dozen ........................ 89c. serevivvirstin 25¢. Crown Medium Fruit Jars, doz... $1. 75 Zine Rings, dozen 0... 850, ERP dhe, Jar Rubbers .................8 dozen for 29c¢. FRUITS and VEGETABLE a 2 for 33c. |. AT MARKET PRICES Phone 43 Champion Dog Food, 1 1D, A EO EO Oy Ghat! DAILY DELIVERY SN Bort- Perry ERE hh ~ A Te oa Sm we > i " ah Freie, 2 "Ta re rl wv rf a ro - i is Fg Cr FI, 2, ow a 2 % y rs, ry. glo) RT