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i PETER ARTE Rn bh AEA A A ¥ RANA AN 6--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY. 80th, 1068 -------- BUSINESS DIRECTORY INSURANCE A» your policies up-to-date? \ itever your insurance needs may be, consult H. W. EMMERSON Plone 41 Port Perry ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Euvestroughing, Asphalt Siding, Estimates given on all kinds ; of work. EARL WALLACE Port Perry Wanted Highest prices paid for dead or crippled horses, cattle, hogs, accord- ing to size and condition, Phone collect anytime. Head office, Woodville 32-r-11 ED. PECONI, Prop. ARGYLE, ONTARIO July 30, 1958 Dead Farm Stock ALSO CRIPPLED ANIMALS Picked up Promptly For fastest service Phone collect Bowmanville, Market 3-2679 MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone, Ont. Aug. 80, 19568 Mary's Sewing a Centre BUTTON HOLES--BELT MAKING MATERNITY CLOTHES A SPECIALTY Sewing Lessons Available Phone 96 Apt. 1, Beare's Apt. Queen Street Feb. 28, 19568 CASH PROFITS DAILY Show friends, neighbours, our popu-, lar wool sweaters, skirts, underwear, outerwear, lingerie, faction guaranteed. commissions. Depression proof. Part or full time. Free Sales Kit. Write British Knit, Simcoe, Ont, Jan.30 : i Regular repeat SS" WITEE WILE? 0% Pig, STE CM A ( LE ®: 1 O11 coos TOME 45 TIONG HOPS ES WERE BOOY $0 THAT MORSE FLIES WOULD HlE -- SOMETYNG TO STING... © Jack Pargefer Service Station PLAN YOUR EASTER TOURS NOW Tourist Rates to Florida $116.00 return We can make arrangements for bringing people from Eng. land and the continent at : tourist rates. Consult: F, G. Crosby Travel Agent Phone 128 or 290W . Uxbridge, Ont. (No service charge) feb20-68 AUCTION SALES SATURDAY, FEB, 16th -- Auction -| Sale of 20 Hereford Cattle, Baled Hay, Tractor, new mower and other imple- ments, the property of Neil Lamont, Lot 4, Con. 10 Scugog Island, 6 miles N. E. of Port Perry. Sale at one pm. Terms Cash. C. Heayn, Clerk. FOUND---Finger ring. Owner may have same by applying at the Post Office, proving property and paying expenses. Feb. 6 Why Bake? Consider the cost and your time to bake at home, Compare prices and quality and realize what you save in buying. our fresh home-style bread and pastries, etc. Beautifully decor- ated cakes for any occasion by an expert. tt. JACKSON'S PASTRIES Free delivery " Phone 611 Viking Separators (New and Used). Also good used Viking Separator, guaranteed. Write or Phone JAMES DUSTY, 180 Stephenson Road North, Oshawa. Phone RAndolph 565-0171. Feb, 6 TRUCK FOR SALE: 1948 Chevrolet, 1133 model, mechanically perfect, 6 wheels, good tires. Ideal for farm, Best offer. Phone 611 Port Perry WANTED: Cook stove with resevoir, in good condition. Phone 489 r 3. FOR RENT: Furnished apartment, kitchen, bed sitting room and bath, hosiery. Satis-' Opposite High School. Phone 421 Feb. 13 FOR SALE: Young Lady's ballerina length formal, shrimp pink, size 10; also chrome bird cage and stand, almost new. Very reasonable. Phone 120-r 4 Singer Sewing Machine Co. OSHAWA SERVICE, DEPT. Represented by GLENN MILLAR, Port Perry for : Sales, Service, Rentals Repairs, Needles, Oil, Bulbs. (in stock) call CARNEGIE HARDWARE PORT PERRY Phone 8] 61 [ (ES ATES AVIS VZ IES COUSIN [t= PORT PERRY mayl tf, Plywood | TERMS ARRANGED ON HOME IMPROVEMENTS JOHN BALLARD LUMBER Agent for NASH ALUMINUM DOORS and SCREEN WINDOWS Arhorite Floor Tile Ceiling Tile Doors, Trim Masonite, etc. \ PHONE 280 FOR SALE: Upright Piano in good condition, reasonable. Phone 61 » 11 Port Perry. FOR SALE: . Double bed: with hx springs, dresser and chest of drawers, Walnut finish. Phone 477 r 21 = & FOR 'SALE: Chev. Fleetline, 4idoor sedan with 1961 Chev. motor, Real clean car, Phone 866R FOR SALE: '1961 %-ton Ford pick-up; with radio, heater, top, rear' bumper with trailer hitch, Mercury wheels with 760x156 tires, safety tubes, Will take sedan delivery as part payment. Frank Hoskin, Plone 2, Blackstock. GO FISHING in a:1931 model A Ford with hydraulic brakes, twin spotlights, heater. In good shape. $110.00 or best offer, Ron Hoskin, Phone 2, Blackstock ---- a HOUSE WORK WANTED: Please phone 403. FOR' SALE: Baled Hay aud Straw; set of good racks for Y-ton truck; Renfrew Cream Separator; 1960 Chev. car. Glenn Hill, RR 1, Phone 189 r 2 FOR RENT: 8 room heated apartment All conveniences. Phone 195 r: 14, Port Perry. Feb, 6 WANTED: Hardwood, logs and heavy timber. Highest price in the log;or on -| the stump. R. Forsyth, Phone Stouff.|- ville 554 w 6. FOR SALE: 8 piece Dining room suite; priced to sell; also one. Holstein cow, fresh, Phone 92 r 2. WANTED Large United States and Canadain Manufacturing Company requires Field Representative in Cartwright township of Durham County. Except- fonally high earnings. Guaranteed re-. peat business. Automobile. essential. Agriculture 'or farming. background most important. Sales training given. Reply to Box 84, London, Ont. Feb, 6 Canadian Club Dinner Meet Particularly interesting to amateur photographers will be the next meet- ing of Canadian Club of Ontario County to be held on Thursday; Jan. 30th, dinner at 6.30 p.m. at the Hotel Genosha, Oshawa. Speaker for the evening will be Ni- cholas Morant, special photographer attached to the Public Relations De- partment of the Canadian Pacific Railway for the past twenty years. Mr. Morant will present his lecture, "A Talk without Words", which: fea- tures pictures principally of the:Can- adian scene, ag well as some on Peru. |- The letture, in which Mrs, Morant assists, deals with the psychological effect that music has upon pictures, and includes the music of primitive and contempory Peru. E Mr. Morant, for several years; was |a newspaper photographer' fon: the Winnipeg Free Press, during which time he produced a number of very popular: scenic pictures of the Cana- dian: prairies gnd mountains. It was at that time the Toronto Satumday Night commended his efforts, saying he was "the most versatile photogra- pher in Canada". His photographs have appeared in all the leading; per- iodicals of our time, such as Tiife, Colliers, Saturday Evening Post; Na- tional Geograhic, London Times, front covers of Reader's Digest, on Cdna- dian postage stamps, playing cards, and even on a set of Wedgewood! din- nerware, The present Canadian ten: dollar bill is engraved from '& Morant photograph f During the war years, Mr. Morant was: loaned by Canadian Pacific to the: various government information services; where as a civilian, he worl ed with the Armed Forces and Indus- try; picturing the Canadian war fort. "In the course of his work, Mr. Mor- ant has been shot at by an alarmed sentry; missed death by inches while photographing a bayonet charge; was in an airplane which partly disinte- grated over Mount. McKinley in Alas- ka, and of course, was the principal in an amazing episode in which he at- tacked a grizzly bear, unarmed, leav- ing the safety of a tree to do 80, in an effort to save the life of a guide who. was his.companion, but who later died: of his wounds. Thé lecture Mr. Morant and his wife 'bring to the Canadian Club has been presented - throughout Canada and the United States--often with re- cord breaking results for attendance, It is hoped that all local members will be on hand to see and hear this out- standing presentation of color plec-| 'tures set to music at 'this month's Canadian Club dinner meeting, R Ormiston Heads Farm Management Association The re<organization meeting for the 'South: Ontario' Farm Management Association was held in the: Township Hall; Brooklin, on' Tuesday, January 14th. . !" The highlight of the meeting was | an address by Dr. H. W; Caldwell, De- partment' of" Agricultural' Economies; 0.A.C., Guelph. He gave a splendid talk on the summary of all Farm Management Association in the pro- vince last year. He pointed out that the Brooklin Association stood 8rd, while the Beaverton District Associa- tion was in 7th place out of. approxi- mately 60 Farm Management Asso- ciations: reported in the Province last year. He emphasized the importance of a well-balanced farm management programme, The election of officers resulted as follows: Hon. Pres.--Lloyd Smith, . Port Perry, R. 2. President--Roy Ormiston, Brooklin, R. 1 Vice-President--Ken Holliday, Brooklin, R. 1 Secretary--H, L. Fair, Uxbridge. The group decided to organize a Calf Feeding: Project in 1968, in an 'effort to secure' athentic information on the cost of raising a heifer to the beginning 'of her first lactation. The next meeting: will be held in the Township Hall, Brooklin, on Mon- day, February 10th, with Roy Ormis- ton and Ken Holliday in charge of the programme, Bert Pearson Pres.' Of Junior Farmers A tine group of Ontario County Junior Farmers met in the Port Perry High School on Saturday, January 18, for their annual meeting and Confer- ence. ~. Maustyn McKnight, President of this group, was in charge of the meeting. The highlight of the afternoon meet- ing was a group discussion on "Rural Urban Relations", It was. generally felt by the group that this was one place where considerable-improvement could be made: It is important that urban people become acquainted with the various problems of production and marketing that is confronting rural people at the présent time. lh TE ! o GRANT CHRISTIE, . President, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE - Ontario Pine Grove Comer _ will be held in the PORT PERRY PUBLIC LIBRARY Saturday, February 8th, 1958 at 2:00 p.m, Annual Report will be Received ELECTION OF OFFICERS - Every plot owner is a:member who is welconie and - entitled to vote on all questions. v4 NORMAN 'HEAYN, 'Meeting, the group adjourned 'to the United Church, Manchester, for their 'musie. Friday night on the Trans-Canada The election of officers for 1968; presided over by Alvin H. Blades, As- sistant Ageicultural Represoniative, resulted as follows: f Past President--Maustyn McKnight, RR. 2 Uxbridge. President--Bert Pearson, Uxbridge 2. Vice-President---Ronald Neale, - ' ~ _ Whitby 1 - Secretary-Treasurer--Jeanne "Alsop, Cannington ~*~ - County Director--Ronald Werry, Oshawa 1 * At the conclusion of the Annual annual banquet. Miss Joan Wigglesworth, George~ town, one of: the Provincial Junior Farmer. delegates who visited Great Britain last year, gave a very splendid illustrated address on her trip. One of the interesting features: of the banquet programme this year was the: presentation of Past President pins to former presidents of the Co. ! Association, The County Association 'was organized in 1947. The following. young, women and men have been presidents since that time: 1947--Francis Willson 1948--Comrie' Ward 1049--Mary Boyes 1950--Ted' Croxall 1951:--Everson Norton 1962~--Doris McMillan 19568---Ross' McMillan 1964--Bill Boyes: = . '19566--Norman Lyons: 1966--Marilyn Smith 1957--Maustyn McKnikht. Official representations of trophies and prizes were made to the winners in the- various: Junior Farmer Pro- jects that were carried our during. the year. : : ~ At. the conclusion of the banquet, the group returned.to the Port Perry High School for for a most enjoyable Play Party. » CLYDE GILMOUR Known across country for his work as: a movie reviewer, Clyde Gilmour ia equally at home in the world of 1 He has one of the largest collections of records in Canada and '| from these selects a program for his regular. CBC Radio show "Gilmour's Albums," which can be heard every Pine Grove (too Inte for last week) Mr. Henderson will have charge of the service next Sunday. Mx, and Mrs. Talbert: Evans: 'spent |' New. Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Evans at Claremont. : Mrs and Mrs, Charlie Gourlie. tind supper Saturday with My. ond: Mus, of ( | Broek. Mr. and Mrs, A, Rothwell spent 'the Holiday with friends in Trenton, Mr, and Mrs. T, Evans spent New Year's eve. with Mr, and Mrs. Her- man Kerpy, Mr, and Mrs. Lior Sake and 1 mily and Mr, and Mrs: John Locke and family of Port Perry spent New Year's with Mr, and Mrs. E. Ballérd. Miss Pamela Clarke and Miss Bren- da Locke of Port Perry spent a few days with E. Ballard's, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Patton and boys n and Mrs, Clifford En- © | glish of Manila visited Wednesday af- ternoon with Mr. and Mrs; Jack Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Carling Alcock had dinner Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron. Duckworth. FELT : DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY WE WILL Clean Free A PAIR OF PANTS or PLAIN SKIRT or a PAIR OF SLACKS, 3 Scugog Phone 538 / WITH EVERY ORDER OF $2.50 or MORE. | TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS MONEY SAVING OFFER. ew : ; In the Old Hotel Building Cleaners PORT PERRY Phone 240W N HOMES Large and Small and Buildings of 'All Kinds > Repairsand Remodelling Good Materials and 'Workmanship Guaranteed. Our HOUSE DESIGNING SERVICE is at Your our' Dispteal, Lake Sagog Lubor Co. Lid. Port Perry STOVE OIL wr Network, | Vigor : Oil Co. Ltd. PRICES REDUCED ON PREMIUM QUALITY FUEL OIL ....ooocinunnians FOR DELIVERY PHONE Oshawa RA. 5-1109 eeB08, Per Gallon ....17¢, gallon "An expanded line of power-packed GMC trios with improved hgindn massive-looking front ends and strengthened chassis was announced by General 10.76 the number ot Canadian-built GMCs. Above is a model in the 91000 Taner models br 'series, aing to, 50000 1bs, otors of Canada, Limited, Nine new. a