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; &hone 284M ROSS E. SANDISON, Phone 121 r 5]. "FOR SAND PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961 oo a Le hy) £¥ ip om cm ish HP EAL *) FE. BUSINESS DIRECTORY GENERAL CARPENTRY Repairs and" Re-Modelling Built- in' Cupboards a specialty. "Free Estimates ROY KENDALL Port Perry Déc. '60 ' . ' SAN D and GRAVEL . When and where you want it. Call Port Perry, R.R, 4 ERXXX ANA XKR ARB ARERARSIAFARXNRA RE : UPHOLSTERY and RE-BUILDING Let us re-upholster your old Chester- field Suite. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone and have our consultant call and give you a free estimate. Free pick-up and delivery, . Phone 3344 collect. OSHAWA UPHOLSTERY CO. 8 Church Street NAAAAAAAAAANANAAA NAN A AND GRAVEL and Excavating Work, - ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to oblige you. Phone 322 Port Perry, for information. feb. 24, 1951 LEI PORE TE TTL LITER AOR TEST LEST RE FE FRONT F RH Refrigeration for prompt service on all makes, both household and commercial. Estimates given on Installations, |, 'Reg. Boundey TRE Are your policies up- -to-date? Whatever your Insurance needs may be, consult H W. EMMERSON Phone 41 Port Perry LE CE DR. J. B. LUNDY DEN TAL "SURGEON (Over Telephone Office) PORT PERRY ONTARIO | Office Hours--10 a.m: to b p.m. Phones: Office ts W. Res. 68J RE- UPHOLSTERY, By Experts ROUSSEAU UPHOLSTERY Whitby Phone 483 ONTARIO FLOOR SANDERS SANDING & FINISHING 'RUBBER -- MASTIC & LINOLEUM TILE LAYING. Day or Night--Phone 4 Eavestroughing & Furnaces ELECTRIC" PRESSURE "PUMPS, FURNACES and' FURNACE RE- PAIRS TO ANY MAKE Free Estimate on Request. SYDNEY G. BARNES Phone 72 ¢ 2 ' BROOKLIN aug.bl " ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Phone 261 Port Perry GERALD B. THOMPSON *D. C. "Doctor of Chiropractic X-RAY EQUIPPED OFFICE 185 SIMCOE ST. NORTH, OSHAWA Office Hours 9 to 5 Phone 2927 Evenings by Appointment RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS, K. C. 6 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Per ry Office oti. Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of cach week, or by 'appointment. I Queen Street, Port Perry. Phone 94 HELI W. A. SANGSTER DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.n, 'to. 6b pan. Office Upstairs over C. Sleep's , Ihsurance Office. terasassess RE2RE2202843 ARTHUR W. 8S. GREER, K.C. tin attendance at my Port Perry Office on Wednesday morning and Friday afternoon of each week, or by appointment. | i Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 25 Electric Floor § sanders | Hardwood Floors laid, sanded and finished. General Carpentry, kitchen cupboards, gyprock put on and fin- ished for painting. ROBERT PICKARD ~~ ' PHONE 281W PORT PERRY EXARARE ERR EXXFAARRXR KARR RRR ---- MONTEITH & MONTEITH -- ~ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 37 King St. East, Oshawa. Gordon W. Richl, C.A. Resident Partner DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST B Queen Street Phone 237 Port Perry 128-W-13, Oshawa, Ont. ANN UAL Hospital at will be held in the THE PUBLIC 'of the Community Memorial 7 Wednesday, March 20th at 8 p.m. "MEETING Port Perry Public Library, on ARE_ INVITED Township Nae LOAD REGULATIONS ARE IN FORCE IN REACH TOWNSHIP EFFECTIVE MARCH 14th to APRIL Sot VEHICLE LOADS MAY NOT EXCEED THE ALLOW- ABLE LOADS GIVEN UNDER SECTION 81, SUB- SECTION: 8 OF THE H of Reach IGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT. Ernest Welch, Road Sup't. --of having a farmers' s|aingham who compared Oshawa with Welland whence "| president last year, was elevated to 'Oshawa, and Cecil Aldred, Bowman- ~jof Downham Nurseriés, Bowmanville, berries were Thomson Blames Government for Milk Price Rise (Oshawa Daily Times) : Walter C. Thomson, Ontario Liberal Leader, this week deruscd thé-Ontario Government of "bad handling" of the inilk question. Speaking of a projected increase. of one cent.a quart in the retail price of milk in Toraonto.where it is ex- peeted to go to 21 cents, Mr. Thom- son said that 'everybody was con- sulted regarding the price of milk ex. cept the producer and the consumer the two most directlty concerned." He told a dinner meeting attended by Liberal members of the Ontario Legislature and their wives, that dis- tributors were able "to raise the retail price: of milk- almost .at will because there is no proper board, truly vepre- sentative of the producer, the con- sumer, the distributor and the gov- ernment, to rule on milk prices." ~~ > Plan to Probe Market for Area Growers (Oshawa Daily Times) One of the main subjects brought up for discussion at the annual meet- ing of the.Ontario and Durham Coun- ty Berry Growers Association held in Whitby Town Hall -was the question 'market in the area, Although no concrete action was taken by the meeting, Mrs. R. S. Cunningham of Brooklin and Ivan Law Whithy were appointed to in- vestigate the matter. The subject was raised by Mrs: Cun- she has just come, and wanted to know why a city the size of Oshawa didn't have a market. "I think Oshawa should be able to sus- tain a thriving market," she said. Charles Bickle of Bowmanville, chairman of the meeting, suggested that in erecting their new municipal building the City of Oshawa should. make provision for a market. "There is no need for a big closed-in market since only fruit and vegetables would be sold |," he said. Seen As Profitable Venture He believed that both farmers-and city would find this to be a profitable venture within the first month's oper- ation. It was suggested that the trade anions in Oshawa should be inform ed of the advantages of having a market, It was felt that if they learned that they could get a better quality-produets at a lower price; they would get behind the farmers in their work for a market. William Klym of Pickering, vice- the presidency of the Association. N. Clemence of Whitby, was re-elected as' secretary. Directors elected were: Ivan Law, Whitby; William Warne, ville. Ilustrated Talk At the beginning of the meeting Fred Bunting of Ajax, representative gave an illustrated talk on good gar- dening practices and the proper set- ting out' of berry plants and small fruit trees. He showed several slides of new types of raspberries which have been developed at the Experimental Farm at Ottawa and quoted figures obtained at this farm from 10-year average of fruit yield per acre showed that cer- tain of these new types could almost double the yield of older types, He the fact that there just as hardy as older types and in fact had been developed with a view to making them hardier than types now grown. He also show- ed several slides of strawberries, plums; cherries and dwarf apple trecs, most of - which -had- been taken either stressed = on local farms or at the Dominion aie cng -- Experimental Farm, Talk on Weed Control A representative of the Dow Chem- ical Company, J. Atkey gave .a talk on weed control by chemical weed kil- World 'Records for production: for E: l.. Sweet, Belmont, Ontario. FOR BETTER a low cost answer at our PORT PE RRY Port Perry No matter what your printing need, you'll find shop. Top notch material and workmanship guarantee your satisfaction! IMPRESSIONS PRINTING FOR ALL PURPOSES STAR CO. LTD. Phone 60 -of-60-persons is assured at the i said. CRRA RRs IRR RIIRatRRRRRRItRRRRORIS F. W. Brock PEEP PEPE EE Peete eeeeer, ning. : The 1961 canbe pack will be purchased from Brighton area farm- ers, and first year's volume is esti mated at 2,000 tons. "The Brighton Chamber of "Com- merce and the Ontario Trade and In- dustry Branch were active in locat- ing the new pdustry, Col. Griesinger a a INVITATION TO PUBLIC ADMIN- ISTRATION: Britain's Institute of Public administration, at T6A, New Cavendish Street, London, W., is an- xious to get in touch with Canadian public servants, Provincial and Feder- al officials, etec., visiting Britain this year for the Festival. ~The Institute has members throughout the Civil Service, in local government, the pub- lic corporations and the health ser- vices; all over Britain, and would like to arrange for introduction of Cana- dians to their members in those bran- ches of the public services in which they are interested. ler, © In developing these weed killers, he stated the manufacturer had to be GLOVES $1. 9% $3. 00, $3. 95 careful of two things, that the: killer the crop and that it would do a job Fabric and Kid-- Black, White. Brown, which could b& done by machinery or Navy and Grey. hand labour but do it more eeonomi- $ enor empppep epp fF ETT. cally. R ¢ Although dealing mostly with prac- [8+ HAND BAGS $4. 45 tices which can -be recommended at | § ; : bo present, he predicted that within' the ; Plastic Calf, Bengaline, FE nglish Morocco ¥ next few years great strides will be |§ and Calf--Black, Brown, Navy, Wine Vv taken in the ¢hemical weed killer field. | #§ 5. 59, $7. 95 and $10. 2 Hae He stated that new chemicals were be- i ing developéd 'which would be used as |§ ---------- RE SEE pre-emergency killers, that is killing | § Lys the weeds before they had a chance | § SCARVES At to grow. H 3 oi g's! 0 : Printed Silk--plain colors, pleated square a x ne of these methods which can be . J y RESON neck pieces and long scarves. : : ) A used today is leaving a residual poison | § rd X \ on thé surface which catches small | § 49c 9c $1. 69 / ' ying weeds as they emerge through the | § : *l ' LADIES BLOUSES $3 59 ARN surface of the soil. This is recom- | § * IR i mended for use on crops such as mel- | § 37 ons which push aside the top soil as 1 "Sat Aid Opaque Vinyl $3.75, $4.50, 9.29, $5.95 h they emerge, Pink, Blue, White, Yellow (Crepes & Sheer) 2 A He went on to give practical sug- | § Suit and Blouse Bags $2.69 From Size (12 to 20) (38 to 42) FI gestions "for the use of 2-4-D as a : . : weed killer on crops such as sweet | § REGULAR SIZE BAG--$2.85 corn, strawberries and raspberries. H WALLPAPER i The exact dosage and time for use on | § , 2 such 'crops was contained in instruc- | § SUN TESTED--SUN W ron HY & tions printed on the: containers, he |§ A : BE 3 oT ERY LE B | CONGOLEUM, 75 d '| Li NRC a sq. yd. | i 3 YDS. WIDE H I Calamity i isa | J Ch | ~ Sisman Work Boots | ampion | : S65. 845. Sse. Zi When James. A. McKinlay, Port | §] : : © : Stanley, Ontario, named a baby Hol- | § ee : - G d : h R bh : stein calf "Calamity" three years ago, | § tom > 00 ric u ers $ > it was certainly a misnomer for Cal- i ol ole B : amity, or Calamity Fayne Piebie as|H LADIES SHOES $4.95 { she. is known officially, has made her Loafers--Brown, Black and Burgundy MEN'S KNEE--STELL ARCH Lo : a , ower famous by breaking the World : Several New Styles AE a : Record for milk production in the Ju- $ ! nior three-year-old class of the yearly | $4. 85 and $5. 50 GROCERIES division on twice-a-day milking. Her |$§ record made under the supervision of 0 LBS. NEW BRUNSWICK POTATOES the Record of Performance Depart- i Children' S Patent Stra S Noob $1.15 x ment of the Dominion government is | § MARGE NE, Allsweet .c. Ib. 43c. gS officially quoted as 24,090 Ibs. milk || -$3.98 and $4.75 GOOD LUCK MARGINE _..... Ih. 45c. containing 729 lbs. butter fat. $ «3 ; BLUE BONNETT ©... 48¢. £3 On her best day on test Calamity |§ rin leather Doe ih Niskle grim, $1.7 ih SHORTENING SE EE SN AE Ih. 39¢. PR produced: 85 lbs. milk which is the ie Brown Oxfords, $2. 75, $3.50, $3. 9 I'DE, Giant 8lec. abt 4 equivalent of 34 quarts. Her highest |} LAER cnn iud cto guindssressgressn dlc. bo monthly total was 2495 Ibs. milk and | § GRACIA SHOES LIne Perens 3 Jor 258 : 65 on her lowest day she gave 36 lbs. |§ > > 4 > "Lk sree 2 for 25c¢. : 3 She was milked by machine through- PIES, PUMPS and STRAPS: RHUBARB fakbodrgsrntnrony Ib. 19c. #X out her lactation and was under the $9 75 and $10 50 NEW CABBAGE 2 Ibs. 25c. fi care of three different men, one al§ oo SPINACH ote, pkg. "19c. py AY Polish "D.P., Frank Wackawak, an-|§ st erm em . ERS other a Dutch immigrant. Kees Van-|§ - y dérspek and the third, her owner and PORT PER RY " - - PHONE 43 2 breeder, James McKinlay. TEE FETT TEE EEE ET PTET TETET TT TS TOOT OOP RTORTRTITIT The former World Champion for Gr N ne milk in this class was another pure- CC i TT ppp 'bred-Canadian- Holstein, Poputar--Pon-' New Pickle Factory 1 ; tine Abbekerk who made her record : 3 SES. EE of 23,411 lbs. milk. containing 736 | B ighto L tU S ] Y . i Ibs. fat in the herd of Elliott Bros. a Il on e 3 upp Y ou 4 cyt Woodstock, Ont. in 1938. The usual trend of branch plant ) v3 Calamity was fed no commercial | extention was reversed this week with WITH THE CHOICE FRESH Bigreh feed other than oil cake. Her ration| the announcement that a Winnipeg CAPA YY -- rr Ei consisted of home grown grain, corn, Dpickle- manufacturer was extending MEAT _ ro -GIVE THE oats and bran, hay and corn silage, | his productiontcapacity--by estabtish- PROPER BALANCE IN and oil cake. Mr. McKinlay reports | ing a branch plant in Ontario, 'that she has always been a good feeder| The new company is Dyson's Ont- YOUR DIET i and finished her test period in good | ario Limited, a wholly owned subsid- B « 2 condition. : inary of Dyson's Limited, of Winni- SE he The dam ofthe new champion has| peg, manufacturers of pickles, condt- itt BE hl AL completed three 2x records that to-| ments, vinegar and sauces. David a i i tal 44,124 lbs. milk containing 1534] W.. Dyson, whose family has been | AY : Ibs. fat. Many of the prominent Hol- | identified with pickle making ip Can- CAWKER BROS. EA, stein families are represented in Cal-| ada since 1880, is president of both : Bits amity's family tree, these including | companies. PORT PEI} IHis such noted animals as Johanna Rag| Col. the Hon William Griesinger, ny ONTARIO 5 Apple Pabst, Montvic Rag Apple Paul, | Ontario Minister of Planning and De- 3 Hazelwood Heilo Sir Bessie, the Fin-| velopment announced the west-to- zi! derne family and the Calamity family. | east industrial invasion. Dyson's dit Calamity is due to freshen again in| Ontario Limited has purchased a site AER June to the srevices of Weavers Sov-| in Brighton, Ont., and construction of . a Ries ereign Tensen, he out of a 'Very Good' | a" single-storey factory of concrete P | d D 11 bi pi with 7509 Ibs. fat on rol block "construction and with 15,000 ain ng dan : ecora ing ule milking and by Sweetholm Rag Ap-| square feet of floor space, will begin SHARRY: 2 : _ . . fz BOR nn rem Y pw Y in hori. ¥ PI pi a Bin BOOKS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR EY Montvie Rag Apple Sovereign and out Investment in the new Ontario en- Bla ROMIN Youu OWN HoM E. a -- 1A il of 'the World Champion producer] terprise is reported to be $200,000 and Let us Gyptex- these rough aid cracked Ceilings, it is modern Y; Sweetholm Rag Apple Belle. 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