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; _-------- a Ske EI RA 5 8--~THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1962 Nowin . 5 hy + Se oa 5 ¥ wil 1 Red £ 4 ay - _- i lagi HEAR AR IG, Ay rs id Re hs MERSCO 5c co $1.00 STORE Back to School SALE ull Swing - at Special DISCOUNT Prices BEST BUY! -- You Save 9¢! -- White or Coloured Twin Pack PUREX TISSUE 4.49 BEST BUY! -- You Save 4¢! -- CUT RITE 100 Ft. Roll WAX PAPER 27 BEST BUY! -- You Save 16¢! -- MONARCH je ii Pouch Pak CAKE MIXES 8wsl BEST. BUY! -- You Save 16e! Packages of 400 SCOTTIES raCIAL TISSUES JJ for 7 Qc BEST BUY! -- You Save 11¢! -- KRAFT DELUXE 8-0z. Pkgs. CHEESE SLICES 2-55] BEST BUY! -- You Save 16c! -- Dr. Ballard's Champion -- 15-0z. Tins DOG FOOD 899 10¢ OFF PACK YOU SAVE 20c Fancy Whole, Canned oi TT 7. yn on GENTLE FELS | "clHICKEN Garden 7 9c 3 10 Ga 00 Patch FEATURE! -- YOU SAVE 6¢! -- SCOTT _ Kernel Whole h CORN 14-0z. Tins 679 FAMILY TISSUE Afor&3c| FEATURE! -- YOU SAVE 3¢! -- SCOTT Pkg. of 60 FAMILY NAPKINS 2for 3 5c | FEATURE! -- YOU SAVE Be - -- Twin Pack SCOTTOWELS = 4 rolls 89c FEATURE! -- YOU SAVE 9c! BREAD "N BUTTER "16-0z. Jars YORK PICKLES 2 for 9c FEATURE! -- YOU SAVE 5¢! PRT GOLD SEAL SOLID WHITE MEAT 7-oz. Tins for? 3c You Save 10c CROWN TEA BAGS Cello Bag of 100 69- Quality Meats PERSONALIZED MEAT SERVICE! Specially Selected -- Value Check'd . TUNA FISH FAMOUS CHIQUITA BANANAS ©b 5c] Home Grown - No. 1 Grade Red Ripe TOMATOES - - 6 qt. basket 79¢ Holland Marsh - No. 1 Grade Jumbo Stalks 'Pascal CELERY - 2 for 35¢c Sunkist Flavourful - Compete at C.N.E., Miss Donna Johnson, Uxbridge, R. 4, a member of the Uxbridge Junior Institute, will represent Ontario County in the preliminary Dairy Princess Competition to be held at the C.N.E., on Tuesday, August 21st, in the Coliseum at 6.00 p.m. 43 counties and districts will be represented with five princesses com- peting each night. The finals will be held on August 30th. Donna will compete with the prin- cesses from Halton, Renfrew, Lamb- Ont. County Dairy Princess to Tues., Aug. 21 ton and Wellington counties in the preliminary. The five finalists will take home a host of prizes, including a purebred calf, and the Dairy Princess, who wins the competition, will also get an all-expense-paid trip to Britain via Pan Aniericarf Airways. The pageant is sponsored by the Ontario Milk Producers' Co-ordinating Board, the Telegram, Toronto, the C.N.E. and the Dutt] Branch of the Ontario Department ok Agriculture. CARTWRIGHT COUNCIL (Continued. from Front Page) sent or heatedly opposed them. This vociferous delegation resulted from the Township's order to Messrs. Chant and Thompson to remove their two boathouses off the road allowance, thus opening it to the public and es- pecially as a right of way to the lake for the owners of adjacent off shore lots. After a disorderly harangue for about an hour, the delegation pre- sent either growing weary of the whole episode or else realizing that Council had not changed their minds --became a little more pleasant and terminated their verbal assault, re- tiring to permit audience with the next delegation who were in the ma- jority ladies and were given the plea- sure of voicing their theories on how Municipal Council aught to be run, and extending a bit of personal cri- tism at the clerk and his family. The third delegation bore a petition rep- resenting 100% the property owners of Plan #287, requesting Council to permit them to close their privately owned road and that Council would construct, with a minimum of work, a couple of accesses to the Township road which now margins their pri- vate road. Council discussed with the Roads Superintendent, M. Sug- gitt, the possibility of said project and approved the cottagers' request. The fourth delegation with Mr. Sher- win and his lawyer, presented a pe; tition of seven names requesting Council to close certain rights of way to the lake in Plan 54 so that they might enjoy a greater degree of pri- earlier in the evening having talked with the Roads Superintendent, and having come to the conclusion that their business wasn't too important, had by this time retired and Council were free to continue with the busi. ness of the evening. Clerk was to check up on the num- ber of rights of way to Lake Scugog that were not definately and legally municipal property. Council also in- structed the Clerk to- contact a sur- veyor to stake, the perimeter of the western terminus of the 10th Con- cession line andl to settle boundaries once and for Bll. A request from "Council to permit them to store cer- tain bulky artitles of equipment in a more or less empty room in the Twp. Hall, was appfoved for one year on vacy. The fifth delegation, present | - the local BoygScout Assoc. asking | Prince Albert We are glad to see and hear our minister Rev. E. S. Linstead back into the pulpit after his vacation. Mrs. J. Millman of Utica presided at the organ in the absence of the regular organist. The following re- cently took their turn teaching the juniors Mrs. Pugh, Irene Blain, Beth Hunter and Patsy Holtby. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith at Bon Ecko Park, at Lake Mazinaw. Mr. and Mrs. Les. Beacock and Bry- an enjoyed being with the Devitts at their cottage, "Eagle Eye Camp", near Campbellford. Mr, and Mrs, C. Newnham accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doupe to Parry Sound and Sarnia area. Mr. and Mrs. L. Smiths and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickinson, Toronto, have been holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. R, Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Forster and Linda enjoyed two weeks in Maritime Provinces and New York. Mr. and Mrs. Garvey and family, Doncaster, with the parts, Mr. pd Mrs, B. Smith. - ---- Denise Jeffrey has rebnrsied 'from a week with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Art Jeffrey, Millbrook. Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh and family attended a family re-union at Stouff- ville Park. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Sturman (nee Hope) have moved into the former Lyle house." THEATRE mr _ UXBRIDGE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 17, 18 "Devil At Four O'clock" SPENCER TRACY and FRANK SINATRA Cartoon ~~ News Note On Summer Policy DURING JUNE, JULY & AUGUST THREE NIGHTS WEEKLY -- THURS, FRI. & SAT. Thurs. & Sat. -- One Show Nightly at 8 p.m. Friday, 2 Shows Nightly--Start 7 & 9 pm. Also Saturday Matinee at 2.00 p.m. 1 + CAWKER BROS. Domestic Shortening .... 2 lbs. 69° Devon Bacon - 1's ............ I¥ Rump Roast Beef ............. 79 FREE Town DELIVERY every morning until 11 o'dock >) <= Mr, and Mrs. Howard May and fa- | on the staff of Oshawa Hospital. mily visited in Belleville on the week. | A family gathering of near thirty end. ' | assembled on the lawn of Mr. and Recent Sunday company with Mr. | Mrs. Herman Keizibrink for the pur- and Mrs. L. Beacocks include Mr. and | pose of a corn roast and bon voyage Mrs. Roy Robertson of Shirley and | party in honour of the father Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Plaunt and | John Keizibrink who left Wednesday family, Reaboro. | to renew acquaintances in Holland. Miss Marion Davey, R. N., formerly | We all wish him a safe and pleasant of Niagara, is, we are es to note, i trip: --~ SPECTACULAR THE SHOWCASE OF THE NATION AUG.I7-SEPT.3 CNE NOT OPEN ON SUNDAY EVENING GRANDSTAND "CANADIANA "62" produced b Jack Arthur--featurin TREMENDOUS PROD CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION ORONO. OPENING THIS YEAR, THE NEW "BETTER LIVING CENTRE" Explore---this--new multi-million dollar CNE CTION +» ~~ NUMBERS'OVERFOURHUNDRED SINGERS, DANCERS AND MUSI- CIANS . . . with world-acclaimed Canadian sopranc Teresa Stratas and many internationally famed entertainers. See the sensational Fireworks Finale! "THE KING OF ROASTS -- STANDING a RE RIB ROAST Ideal for Steak on a Bun -- Devon Always Tender! -- Sliced "Brand - All Lean Beef - iN Waste FRESH STEAKETTES += 55¢ PORK LIVER 15.29 TREND WIENERS 1 Ib. pkg. TREND Macaroni & Cheese TREND CHICKEN LOAF A was declared re- re Smee --------| ceived and filed, Concerning the ; petition dated 27th of July and signed by seven names requesting the clos- ing of the 8 right of way to Lake Scugog from the west end of Pleas- Building designed on revolutionary free-form lines, Toning 210,000 square feet -of exhibit space for appliances and home furnishings. VETESCOPE '62 Modern veterinary medicine--its [racice, - research and importance to human health as WIN A NEW 1962 | CHEVROLET BEL AIR Sxbiained ang demonstrated by Ontario 14 FREE CARS, one each night at By the Grandstand! Showtime 8: :15 MAGNIFICENT 90-PIECE p.m.--Aug. 17 tc Sept. 1. NORAD BAND THE THREE STOOGES ofthe North American Air Defence Command IN THE GRANDSTAND entertains in free concerts twice daily at the "MATINEE FUN-FEST" gigantic CNE Bandshell. Every youngster's favourite TV fun- CNE MARATHON SWIM team will be on stage with world- (OPENING DAY, AUGUST 17th) with 15,000 famous aerialists, clowns and the in prizes for the world' s best distance renowned Hanneford Family of swimmers! ant view Ave. iin Caesarea, a former acrobatic riders! Performance 2:30 p.m., Aug. 20to NTERNATIONAL petition with twelve names and dated S IK p g SHOPPERS" MARKET June 23rd had yequested the clearing ept. R d ti ducts of same, for 'public use, therefor WRITE NOW FOR ADVANCE TICKET _ fart, a0, Be Be ah, Boel 1 condition that the Scouts would clean up said room and arrange their be- longings in _an:orderly fashion there- in. The New Township Garage being practically complete, Council discussed and approved of an OPEN HOUSE and DANCE in said building for evening of Friday, August 81st, 1962. An open _invitafion to all ratepayers is extended, aswell as to the repre- sentatives of he adjacent munici- palities and L other interested persons, M.P.s; Wardens ete. Lunch Pkg. of 6 35¢ GOLDEN HOUR -- 16-02, Cello POPPING CORN 19: FILL YOUR FREEZER SALE! Supreme Brand Fancy Quality VEGETABLES PEAS - CORN Mixed VEGETABLES ° BUY 10 BAGS -- GET 1 FREE FRESH BAKED! -- Regular 30¢! ' Sunbeam CINNAMON - Pkg. BUTTERHORNS Council decidedito take no action with |- ORDER FORM regards to the latest received petition. 5 Elle and Agee ware, Ichentod EXCITEMENT AND THRILLS ~~ NATIONAL HORSE SHOW | features horses nd ngeampetifor of world renown in breath-taking competi on Ug: to 23. Matinees Aug. 15 18nd 2 2 RUN SKY-HIGH ON THE . MILE-LONG MIDWAY for approval and payment. Roads for $7,178.46 and General Acct for $38,691.11 of which a requisition for |. £4 ik s CARADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION AUGUST I7 to LABOUR DAY SEPTEMBER 3 § TRE Seawias 2-1b, Toby Education for $14,000, a prepayment of the County levy of $22,307.16 plus $1,000. advance for the Cartwright Volunteer Fire Brigade for a TOTAL Le : of $45,869.67. |: It was necessary to i '| again borrow, by note the sum of Ten Thousand * Dollars until further taxes are colldeted. Meeting adjourned until Sept, 4th, Tuesday at hour of 7.80 p.m. ¥ Clerk, V. Malcolm.