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ts penn ; a nr A Hp - the undersigned on or before the a |» "131 Port Perry, Ontario, S PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 28th, 1951 ATTENTION FARMERS] We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled _ anhmals and pay. the highe st pre vailing prices, Port Pen y IIs rr 2 Uxbridge Brooklin 62 27. Toronto, Lindsay 3660 GORDON YOUNG LTD, nov 4u 4 » DEAD FARM STOCK Picked tip promptly Heifers, Sheep, born Calves. Horses, Cows, Pigs and - (We pay and new for horses, cows heifers) Ax Cu-operale we will veterinarian an added service with your in post-mortem. 20, ¢. ptr Ib. for live horses Call collect Bowmanville 2679 MARGWILL FUR FPARM 1'yrone i 1-62 HOUSES WANTE Dh CLASSIFIED ADS *» will be pleased to serve you IMpire 38-3636 | FOR SANE, GRAVEL, SOD - AND LOAM ELLSWORTH KENNEDY Phone 322Wort Perry for Information Aug. 9th BU LLDOZING and EXCAVATING by Hour or Contract. "Free Estimates Given. We specialize in Farm lmprovement, MMLTRIee II, Pore Perey Phone 109 r 42 oct 26/61 GENTLEMEN! It you ure thinking of buying a new swil, a pair of pants or a top coat, how about getting them "Made to Measure?" Suits ranging from $48.00 to $76.30. Satisfaction or your money refunded. Give me a call and 1 will pay you a visit. } Phone 67132 MIDDLE GREEN VILLA REST HOME, Courtice, one or two vacan< KEITH LYLE in Port Perry and District We have a number of Clients | in the market for houses and larms---il you wish to sell; Consult us DON ALD SCOTT - REAL EST ATE 20 Prince St., corner ol Bond St. OSHAWA, Phone 3-2612 t Aug. WOODEN SILO FOR SALE--I12 ft. 2 base in excellent condition. Apply Leo Standish, Seagrave. Phone 920-11 Port Sony, Ju; Juld IN KEY (ASE) PLEASE PHONE ZI0R, Port erry WANTED UO REN Furmshed or unt urine bed TT Lounge couple, mo children pls Bax 1, Port Perry Star. "FOR SALES EFlectre Lrooder, gus! Ms: Avery, Port Perry. FOR SALE Ford mn pood condition, 000 1 sold by Saturday Phone 206000 BL Heard, Union Ave, FOR SAL, 1 aot sad lhoat, main sali and Tih centre board. Apply ab Peart Vervy Star. FOR SALE leo Refrigerator, #4 bed springy Reasonable, Fred Good: man, hone old, Usnawa, or Sat- urdaay evening, Sunday, Caesarea, FOR SALE 060 pigs, 8 weeks old; alio 25 acres of Timothy and Alfalfa standing flay. Henry Skerratt, ROR. 4, "Port Perry, Phone 171 30. aid NOTICE FO CREDITORS Estate of Annie Rosetta Ihendall, All persons having claims against the Estate Annie" Rosetta Kendall; late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, Widow, who died on or about the Uth day of June, A.D. 1961, are hereby notified to send to 27th day of July, 1051, full particulars of their claims, Immediately after the said date, the assets of the said de- ceased will be distributed among the parties enfitled thereto, having re- gard only to claims of which he shall then have notice. -- Datoed--at Port Perry, Ontario, 15th day of June, A.D. 1951. ARTHUR W. 8. GREER, K.C., Box olicitor for julyb I the Deceased of this the above estate, NOTICE, TO CREDITORS In thé estate of Eliza Aon Hallett, late of the Township of Brock, in the County of Ontario, Widow. ' All persons having claims against the estate of the above-named who died November Ist, 19560, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned particulars of their claims on or be- fore July 21st, 1951, Immediately after July -21st, 1061, the assets of the deceased whl be distributed among the parties entitled thereto. having re- gard only to claims of which the undersigned: shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry, Ontariv, his 10th day of June A. D., 19ba. HARRIS HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitor for the Administrator. July 6 'pointment, cies for the aged and béd patients, men and women... Every kindness given; excellent meals. Nursing care' and tray service. Approved by doc- tors. . Terms monthly. Phone-for 'ap- Oshawa 65-4943. JunTtf I'OR SALE--Baled hay, timothy or clover mixed. Ux-Spring Farms, Ltd. Uxbridge, Ontario. July 12 EOR SALE--7 to 9 dozen Quart Jars, in perfect condition or trade for new pints. Mrs, Earl Bryant, R.R.2, Seagrave, Phone Port Perry 247 r 14 FOR SALLE---1941 Ford 2-ton stake rack mm perfect condition throughout. Apply I. IL Chown, 312 Port Perry. FOR SALE--John Bean Haymaker (Stem Crusher), 1 good as new, reasonably priced. X-Spring Farms "Lamited, Uxbridge," Py "3 FOR SALE Model 68 Combine, reasonably priced. Ux-Spring Farms Limited, Uxbridge, Ontario. julyd FOR SALE $20.00. ---- Men's Bicycle, with light. Phone 4u, Port Perry. New Allis-Chalmers | LOR SALE----15 foot sailboat, main cath and jib, centre board. Stir Oftlice, "BRAY HAS PULLETS Leghorns, "lind Leghorn crosses, "dayold, started, | prompt siiipment, reasonably quick. Heavy to order, September-October odered' now. Ask agent -AL Ko Gray, R.R.2, Port Perry FOR SALE -- Steel Baby Crib, full size in .good condition. Phone 210d. FOR SALE--Two-whéel Trailer, good tires... Apply Peter Sulman, Phone 264. Auction Sales SAT., JUNE 30th---Auction sale of Household Furniture, the property of Wm. Hill Estate, Simcoe St., Prince Albert. Sale at 1.00 o'clock. Terms broilers should 'be cash. TED JACKSON, . Auctioneer. + eo } RUSSELL McLAUGHLIN, in Village of Enniskillen, Farm Im- plements, on Saturday, June 30th at 2 p.m. Terms Cash. CLIF., PETHICK, Auctioneer ANANSI SI IIIS ISN CANADA'S SUPPLY OF TECHNICAL PERSONNEL SHOWS MARKED GROWTH IN SIX YEARS The number of professional engin- cers in Canada has increased by 60 per cent during the past six years, it was revealed by Hon. Milton F. Gregg, Minister of Labour, recently. nieal Personnel Division of the De- partment, Mr. Gregg pointed out that due to the heavy enrolnient of World War Il veterans at Canadian univer- sities, there had been substantial in- creases in the supply of all technical and professional personnel since. 1946. The Minister suggested Canada's in- vestment in War Veterans education was now paying off in these days of strong demand for higher production levels and a corresponding demand for specialists in many lines. In arriving at the b0 per cent in- crease in engineers allowances had been made for deaths and retirements. Of 'the principal branches of the en- gineering field the highest propor- tionate increase was in chemical en- gincéring which showed a rise of 80 Apply at In. reviewing a report of the Tech- |. per cent. Electrical, mechanical and -metallurgical were. close to the aver- age of 50 per cent. Civil and mining increased 36 and 16 per cent respec- tively. In the honour science courses, the greatest rate of growth was in geo- logy with 60 per cent. Biology, and physies graduates increased in num- bers by about 30 per cent. Chemistry, thei largest group among the natur 1 sciences, increased by about' 10 per J cent, In other fidlds of 'seientific train- | ing, forestry and agriculture both ex- perienced sibstantial increases, the existing supply having nearly doubled in six years. An examination "of - existing enrol- ment in the universities revealed that the rate of growth is likely to decline sharply for the next few years. It is expected that 'in' some, fields of training the supply of new graduates will fall short of the demand, but over a limited period the effect of any such deficit. in new supply may not be too serious. Trends in enrolment will be closely studied by .counsellors, educational authorities, and professional bodies for some years to ensure that the im- portance of an adequate supply of well trained students is emphasized. At the present time the Department through its Technical Personnel Di- vision was completing an up to date registry of all scientific and technical personnel in Canada, Co OE CROWN INSURANCE COMPANY Consult the Crown Life Man CEC. KING AGENT Port Perry Phone 279-J ET Obituary MRS. W. MURRAY CLARK: The death occurred in the Oshawa General--Hospital of Aleta Annie Reader beloved wife of W. Murray Clark, in her 32nd year. Although not in good health for five years, her passing was unexpected. ~~Born on Scugog Island on February 23rd, 1918, the deceased was married Oshawa from Ajax three years ago. Besides her husband and her par- ents, Mr. Port Perry, she leaves to mourn her passing, one son, Ralph Wesley Clark. Also surviving are five sisters, Mrs. Edna Fowler, Oshawa; Mrs. H. E. Harris (lla) of Montreal; Mrs. John Shave, (Ileen) of Buffalo; Mrs. Harold Redman (Joyce), of Oshawa, and Miss Evelyn Reader, of Oshawa; and three brothers, John and Earl Reader, of Port Perry, and Frank Reader of Oshawa, Rev. S. B. Coles, mnister of Knox Presbyterian Church, conducted the eral Home at 2 'p.m. on Saturday, June 23rd. Interment was made at Ballyduff Cemetery, Manvers Twp. ; _ "Service Club Last Tuesday evening the Ser- Yep Club met at the home of Emily Badour. This meeting was in the form of a pot luck supper and we all sat down to a beauti- fully set table and partook of a bounteous meal. Joy, Lucille; Emily and Marion are to he con- eM on the grand finale last meeting. After supper. our President, Marion Cawker brought the meet- ing to order and after the minutes had been read she handed the meeting over to our honorary president, Mrs. W. C. Smith, who presided over the election of officers, the following girls were elect ad President--Thelma Beare Vice-President--Lucille Marks. Secretary--Aiudrey Walsh Treasurer--Dorothy - Gibson Press Sec.--Edna Starkey Membership Committee -- Joan Godley. The meeting closed with the the Mizpah Benediction. The Sept. meeting will be held at the home of Bernice Kent. _ We were please to have as our guests Shela Fulton, Audrey De- Nure and Shirley Colbear. there on August 10, 1937, and came to and Mrs. Oliver Reader, of funeral service at the Armstrong Fun- | that they had arranged for this CBC RADIO CANADA BUILDING Latest and most modern link in the CBC's world-wide radio-system.is the Radio-Canada Building in" Montreal, shown above in artist's drawing. Girl Guides Mr. D. Aldred's farm on Scugog Island was 'the. seene of a camping outing of -the 1st Port Perry Girl June 22nd. Although "the weather was damp, the seventeen girls and two. leaders were in a very happy mood. Unfor- tunately the two tents leake «dl slightly but this only helped to make the first night more exciting. The girls were Wasps, and the work was made light by many hands. Each patrol had an assigned task which lasted for two meafs. These tasks were getting wood Jand water, cooking and dishwashing. On Saturday morning a bubble blowing contest was participated in with Dorothy Ann Graham winning the championship... After the lunch and the rest hour was over the girls went swimming on a sand bank near the campsite. Guides. which cominenced on Friday, divided into three] 'squads: the Hornets, the Bees and the and took the Centre of 6,000 network hours of broadcasting within Canada annualy, the building's 26 studios. also origin- ate International for the world in 14 languages. After the supper was over the 156 minute programs which the girls had prepared through the day, were pre- formed. The Hornets had a game of Truth and Consequence; the Bees had an un- finished line contest and the Wasps had a radio program. ° Mr. and Mrs. Aldred came down to the last of the skits and Kent Gerrow, the Company Leader, thanked see them and presented them with a box | of choc olates from the Guides. Mrs. Hutchinson, president of the local association, came to the camp, bringing doughnuts and marshmal- lows for the campfire which was very Short because the girls were tired from the night before. girls in theYlarger tent were provided with an impromptu program provided by a sleep-talking occupant. © On Sunday morning a short church service was held before lunch, In the afternoen Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goode brought a truck over Guides swimming at Be ee a a ae ot a Service programs |- However the | | Lakeview Theatre, Port Petry, Ont. ' Two Shows Nightly--17 and 9 pm. | THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 28-29-30 Wayne Morris, Gordon MacRae, Lois Maxwell ] hy the Thrilling Action Dr ie i " "THE BIG PUNC : . 2nd BIG FEATURE-- . ho "Dane Clark-and Geraldine Brooks "EMBRACEABLE YOU" Last Complete Show Starts at 8.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, July 2-3-4 Dan Dailey "and Anne Baxter In the Hilarious Technicolor Outdoor Comedy - Sg 5 "A TICKET TO TOMAHAWK" by Comedy, Sports, News . EN RTA ITR OLN BE aL SRR ---- wi TRYOUR ..... ~ Delicious Whole Wheat 'Muffins and CHELSEA BUNS SATURDAY CAKE SPECIAL "ORANGE LAYER CAKE" . Phone 32. a ee --. d Made Fresh each Morning 4 = Gerrow's Bakery Stephenson's point. Everything was packed: and camp was broken up before an early supper was ready. The girls would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. D. Aldred for the use of their farm and for their considerate help. Also they would like to thank Mr. C. Ptolemy, Mr. G. Hood, Mr. NM. Gerrow, Mr. Heidt and Mr. F. Heidt for the use of their cars. Also Miss M. Jerratt and Mrs." E. Hutchinson for their services. -- : Z Electrical and | | Mechanical Repairs to ALL CLASSES OF fopanrs ELECTRIC MOTOR -REPAIRS A SPECIALTY METAL LATHE WORK. LAWN MOWERS, Machine Grouny : ... and Serviced OXY-ACETYLENE and ELECTRIC Home for the summer--Albert Pratz who has been making a big name for himself with NBC in New York. From his native Toronto he broadcasts in solo recital every Tuesday night (at 8.16 on the CBC Dominion network) J band as concert-master in Lucio Agos- ~ tini's Whispering Strings show-every WELDING Sunday night (8.00 on CBC Trans- Canada). - Last summer Pratz was CAUSLRYS a with maestro Arturo. Toscaninni on iin | his_triumphant U.S. tour. - 4 ANNUAL Car PO - A nival Dance | BY THE LIONS CLUB MONDAY EVENING Mon., July 2nd. RT PERRY MEMORIAL GARDENS ARENA wo: MONSTER PARADE starting at 7 p.m. at the Fair Grounds OTHS - GAMES - REFRESHMENTS - DANCING AT 930 to the Music of od RUTH WILSON'S ORCHESTRA | ADMISSION TO DANCE 25¢. DMISSION TO ARENA TWO DOOR PRIZES ADULTS 26c. CHILDREN 10c. - Fos ag L EK) ~ Ml