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8 AN vis 3 2. : AEEHERARF ARN SHR ELAR UCR HEAT CER LEG TERRE RR DAS R \ 8 THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUN / E 20th, 1961 DOUG MACMILLAN ASSAULT Braves trump Cardinals 11 to 4 Baseball ON CARDNIALS Cardinals. The right hand, power y 3 34 \ 4 ¥ ant A : ¥y AY ' icing on the cake with a daring theft hitting, short fielder, drove in four of home in a five run fourth, x . runs and scored three more himself | Warriner gave his finest perform- LEADS to personally account for seven of ance to date in his third outing of the Shortstop Doug. McMillan ham- oics were his mered out three hits Monday evening including a three run homer in the et Warriner. first inning, the eleven runs. Right in step with McMillan's her- keystone partners, Wannamaker and rookie hurler Garn- Wannamaker also had to lead his mates to a three hits from his lead off position; one sided victory over the Cambray played fine defensive ball, and put the year, Manager Healey has been searching for a third pitcher to bac up veterans Mary Hartin and Ron. Jewell and in nominating fire-balling | Warriner for the role has come up smelling like roses. En route to the victory Warriner racked up eight J TE Your 30. "FRUIT DROPS, "Dunhill Licorice ALLSORTS "YOUR A iy A A Vi vA Shak 4 EA Ay A BEST BUY -- SAVE 6¢ -- 25 oz. tin ST. LAWRENCE CCRN CIL A) \REDWHITE, 55] BEST BUY -- SAVE 7c -- 18 oz. NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT pkg. 20: 55c| BEST BUY -- SAVE 9¢ -- 15 oz. tin BLUE & GOLD FANCY PEAS 50 89c BEST BUY -- SAVE 22¢ -- Skim Milk Powder PET INSTANT MILK . 3 b.oke. & 7 ¢ BEST BUY -- SAVE 35¢ Twin Pack Rolls -- White or Coloured BALLET TOILET TISSUE 10 $1.00 BEEF (Filet Mignon) TENDERLOIN STEAKS 1b. 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Bag NEW POTATOES Sweet, Tender -- No. 1 Grade CORN-ON-THE-COB 5/29 PRICES EFFECTIVE AT THE LISTED RED & WHITE FOOD STORES 3} wird Hh i A Leh), 25 - ONLY Dowson' s Food Market Port Perry = .; him in Ottawa: fat A Ne 4 "4 . \ : . sy ¥ a a ll Er er --, ae aa a EE SEAFARERS SRA - pedi ! bid strike-outs while allowing a meager six hits, In winning this game the Braves remain in second place with a six won one loss, one tie, 13 point record, i Little Britain are the League leaders with a seven won, no loss 14 point re- cord. The Britains with a bolstered pitching staff this year have handed the Braves their only loss by 8-1 mar- gin early in the season. The Braves are honing their hatchets and polish- ing their war clubs in anticipation of the next skirmish between these two arch rivals, REPORT FROM PARLIAMENT BY HON. MIKE STARR M.P. ONTARIO RIDING Repeal of the 7% percent excise tax on automobiles has been greeted with enthusiasm across Canada, Announcement of this action by the Minister of Finance on Budget Night brought a storm of applause from all sides of the House. . The immediate effect will be an average reduction of from $180 to $240 in the price. of Canadian-made cars, This will provide a needed shot in the arm to automobile sales all across the country and will cut down the " importation of foreign-made cars. | 'Repeal of the tax was recommended in the report of the Royal Commission on the Automotive industry. This Commission was set up by the Government at the request of both la- bour and management representatives "of the automobile industry and' was tabled by the Minister of Finance on Budget Night. The other far-reach- | ing recommendations contained in the | report are now being studied. Another welcome announcement by the Minister of Finance was tothe effect that a refund of tax already paid would. be made to dealers and distributors with respect to new cars in stock, Car manufacturers and dealers were reported by the press as being "sur- prised and delighted" with the repeal of the tax. As a result of the measure, a sub- stantial reduction will be effected, to the advantage of the consumer. Ac- cording to manufacturers and dealers this will bring about an increase in sales and a consequent increase in employment. Another announcement in the Bud- get of interest to labour "in general was thetstatement that the Federal Government would seek the co-opera" tion of the provinces in undertaking measures to bring in portable pensions. In view of the various areas of "jurisdiction, this can only 'be "done through Federal-Provincial co-opera- tion, and the announcement by the Minister of Finance was an indication that the Federal Government was now prepared to move in this direction This is a step that has been urged by labour for many years. ---- The Report of the Special Commit- | tee of the Senate on Manpower and Employment was tabled this week. The Committee issued a 100-page mimeographed report which was im- mediately snapped up, so arrange- ments had to be made for a special printing. "The Committee held meetings over a period of almost a year and heard dozens of witnesses; all prominent in business, labour and government. It is ely to be a source of au- reference on Canada's -} economic probjems for some _time to come, The Report referred with approval to measures being taken by the Fed- eral Government to stimulate the fight against seasonal unemployment, including in particular the municipal winter works program, now complet- ing its third year. In this connection, I might mention that in the three years it has been i operation this program has launched public works in some 2,000 Canadian municipalities of a total cost of $490,- 000,000. This winter some 217,000 jobs were provided on-site and an equal number off-site. : --X-- p: The Minister of Labour from Ni- geria was in Ottawa this week and I "had the pleasure of having dinner with |. Mr. J. N. Johnson is 'a big man, an impressive figure in| the traditional gaily coloured Niger- ian garb which he and his party wore during their stay in Ottawa. He has recently been in Geneva at the International Labour Conférence and went on to Washington after, leav- ing Ottawa. Letter fo the Editor We have recently had some letters to the Editor which merit some con- sideration. 'One letter was in refer- ence to the editorial "Crime Pays", advocating more religiuos training in the home to counteract crime. Un- fortunately the letter is quite lengthy and we publish only a portion of it. Another letter complained, unfort- unately in an abusive manner, regard- ing the way the Port Pery Police have handled the traffic problem at the lakefront. : Both letter had an idea to bring to "| your attention, To the Port Perry Star, Gentlemen, Your editorial "Crime Pays" shows up human nature, for crime and payment of crime are part of human nature. It belongs to us all in the sense that when it occurs in our | § midst those who carry on these things @ are part of our own society, our own |g people and perhaps even our own cit- 5 izens, those participating. The need to win, to dominate, to gain, to be someone, | & takes this way out as an easy or only | § way, And the education. of those par- i ticipating inevitably comes from the |g teachers 4 mother, (first )father and that the growing person admires, - 23 There is only one cure for crime, for since crime comes by education to | commit crime for gain and a place in |§ society it 'can only be opposed by an education to be selfless for society. Your answer to your own editorial | is Christian education; my answer to Christian Education is simply Bible reading! Have an open bible on a table in 'your:home wheré all may-see: { Each week have. a list of readings ready; have your clergy select these. ...more detailed instructions follow but the foregoing gives you the gen- eral idea of the writer. Wedding MEEK - MIDGLEY A lovely . wedding. was. solemnized in Manchester church on Saturday, June -24th-when - Carol --Isabel, "only | daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Mid- gley, was married to Norman Eugene & Meek, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Milburn | Meek of Sandford, Rev, J. K, Braham performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Elsie Dobson played the wed ding music and Mrs. Janette Sturman of Uxbridge sang the "Wedding Pray- b. er" and "O Perfect Love" .~ Given in marriage by her father, the lovely bride was gowned in heavy corded white silk with applique trim. Her finger tip veil was held in place with a wreath of seed pearls and she carried a bouquet of white lillies, ivy and Stephenatois. The attendants gowned alike in mauve organza over taffeta with matching net caps, were Mrs. Frank Fielding, matron of honor and bride's maids Mrs. Ruby Dusty and Miss Lynda Ormiston. All car- ried cascades of yellow rosebuds. The groom was attended by his brother,. Mr, Gerald Meek and ushers were Al- lan. Midgley and Bob Meek, Large baskets of white peonies and mauve iris flanked the altar and guest pews were marked with mauve bows and white mums. The reception was held in the Sun- day School room and the bride's moth- er received wearing sheer nylon over flowered taffeta pifik rodebuds. The groom's mother assisted and wore, flowered silk with rosebud corsage. : For the. wedding trip through the States and home by the Canadian west the bride wore a pink ensemble with white accessories and an orchid cor- sage. - Upon their return Mr. and Mrs, Meek will reside at Sandford. Quests were present from Belle- ville, Buffalo, Toronto,, Newmarket, Sharon, Wilfred, Port Perry and from Brooklin. .. Previous to the wedding Mrs. Midg- 2 ley entertained at a Trousseau Tea. Ruby Roach, Janette Stearman, Mrs. Donnelly and Ruby Dusty gave show- ers for the bride-to-be, Mr, and Mrs. Theo. Stevens are vis- iting in Montreal with his brother Mr. Jack Stevens and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Midgley at- tended the funeral of a friend in New- market on Monday. ; Miss Masterson, St. Catherines, was a week end guest at the Fred Lamb home. / / Mrs. James Moffat, Brandon, Man., is visiting the Holtby families and friends in the area, Mrs. Ella McKague, Toronto, spent several days with Mrs. Meta Holtby last week, / -Mr..and Mrs. Jack Dobson and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steer attended the funeral of Mr. John Phillips at] Stouffville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dyle Thompson and family, Newmarket, spent Sunday at] Holtbyholme. Miss Sandra Thompson, Brantfod, spent several days with her grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. D, " Perhaps you will agree with me that 4 Crime is part of and a philosophy of | § with a corsage of |. Holiday Week-End Specials "CHOCOLATE DATE LAYER CAKE" "CHOP SUEY FRUIT LOAVES" "CHOCOLATE BROWNIES" ~ y- GERROW'S BAKERY Phone YUkon 5-2172 G. M. GERROW a EE ah AOA IK v CAWKER BROS. | Kent Sliced Bacon, 1's ....... 59 Ready to Eai- Smeked Picnic Shoulders .. 45°" Prime Rib Roast Beef ......... 63" FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK YUkon 5-2221 "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY s OBOBOS POS OB OB OB OO OO a oo eee * PASE LPSIB SESE OP SADA AAA RASA A CHARLIE'S COFFEE SHOP "Closed - July Ist - All Day Starting JULY 3rd and continuing to SEPT. 5th we will close at 7 p.m. Daily except Friday. reer I PPO0I000000000000000000004 rersosess re se00000000 FRIDAY -- OPEN UNTIL 9.00 P.M. Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service "DRUG STORES hed drm eratige Ae Special Values and Reminders. 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