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» NA § en A PORT PERRY; ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 12th, 1951 "CLASSIF re -- ATTENTION FARMERS! We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pay the highest prevailing prices. Port Perry 118 r 2 Uxbridge 27. © -,~ Brooklin 62. Toronto," EMpire 3-3636 : Lindsay 8660 : GORDON YOUNG LTD. DEAD FARM STOCK Picked up promptly. - » Horses, Cows, Heifers, Sheep, - Pigs and new born Calves. (We. pay for horses, cows ahd' heifers) As an .added service we will co-operate with your veterinarian in post-mortem. 2Y7 'c. per lb. for live horses Call collect Bowmanville 2679 MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone * 1-52 HOUSES WANTED in Port Perry and District We have a number of Clients in the market for houses and - farmy--if 'you wish to sell: : Consult us DONALD SCOTT % REAL ESTATE 26 Prince St., corner of Bond St. OSHAWA, Phone 3-2612 ) Aug. 2 FOR 'SALE--Yorkshire Sows, some due this month; also young pigs. Phone 102 r 23. july 12 FOR SALE--18 acres of Clover ' 'and alfalfa Standing Hay. Also "nC single unit "Chore Boy" milker .-nearly new. No reasonable offer refused. Phone 107 r 24, Port Perry. FOR 15 acres Standing iE} Timothy Ne Apply to T. "Carfiochan, Phone 167J Port Perry ~and small oveh. Also.2 gallon oil "can. Write Box 11, Port: Perry Star. : FOR SALE--Coffield Washing machine, in good gonditian, Cheap. Phone 304W. FOR SALE-- McCormich-Deer- ing Binder, 7 ft., good condition; fumed oak round 'extension table and. buffet; also 50 1b. ice box, Phone 103 r 33, Port Perry. -- po FOR SALE-- Slightly used Oliver Combine; -Model -15; equipped with 6 ON ~~ foot Header and Down Grain Reel, 24 FUSaARY : bushed grain tank and Scourkleen at- tachment, 760x16 Tires, Standard Power Take-off Coupling and Shields. This machine has only cut 70 acres "and is fully.guaranteed: Bargain Price '$1500. Carter's Garage, €Can- nington, Ont. J FOR SALE--Team of Bay Horses, fr 9 and 11 years--quiet and well broken. Apply Roy McLaughlin, Phone 332 r 3 Port Perry. - i hiiii"nsfinnni hOR SALE--Katahdin Potatoes, sb per six quart basket. Apply ; sg Kathleen Orchard, Queen St. Part Perry. i ob -- ~~ - WANTED TO RENT--2 rooms in Port Perry or vicinity, nice couple. . Write Box 156 Port Perry Star. WANTED TO RENT -- Small house or apartment in Port Perry or in close vicinity with posses- : THERE sion on or. before October 1st. Lani John A. Regan, Barrister, Bassett fii ; Building; Oshawa, Ont. - july12 FOR SALE -- Norge Electric Re- frigerator, medium gize, in good run- X ning order. Price $60.00. Phone 276R. -- de, Fase FOR SALE Mhgscy- Harris Binder 8 foot , in good runnfug order. O, E. Croxall, Phone Port Pérry 163 r 8. A july 20 FOR SALE--Modern Kitchea Cab- inet in: good condition, natural grained = with red trim. Apply 'to Joe Tripp, R.R.2, Port Perry. "BRAY CHICKS, prompt shipment, pullets, mixed; cockerels. Also started pullets. Ask us for par- ticulars, order soon." Agent--A. R. Gray, R.R.2, Port Perry. Auction Sales Friday, July 20--12.30 noon--High rade - Shorthorn Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Swine, Tractor, Implements and Feed, belonging to the: estate of the late Douglas Cole, b miles north of - Terms Cash, tan nov 30{ FOR SALE--3 burner 0il Stove owes chor += Bawmanville==]ot. 4,.con. 6. Darlington. "Argust: 6tir at 7:80~p.nt; ED ADS FOR SAND, GRAVEL, 80D AND LOAM ELLSWORTH - KENNEDY -- will be pleased to serve you -- Phone 322 Port Perry for Information Aug. 9th BULLDOZING and EXCAVATING by Hour or Contract, Free Estimates Given. We specialize in Farm Improvement, *. WM. TRIPP R.R.2, Port Perry Phone 109 r 42 : oct 26/61 MIDDLE GREEN VILLA REST HOME, Courtice, one or two vacan- cies for the 'aged and bed patients, men and women, Every kindness given; excellent meals. Nursing care and tray service. Approved by doc- tors. Terms monthly. Phone for ap- pointment, Oshawa 6-4048. JunTtf FOR SALE--Baled hay, timothy or clover mixed. Ux-8pring Farms, Ltd. Uxbridge, Ontario. July 12 FOR SALE--3-burner Coleman Gasoline 'Stove in good condition. J. I. Vickery, R. R. 4 Port Perry, Phone 198 r 12. . 4 -. ~ Excavating BACK HOEING, TRENCHING, _ SHOVEL FRONT WORK DITCHING, BULLDOZING and EXCAVATING of all Kinds. Contact Lorne Haight SUNDERLAND, ONT. Phone. Sunderland 63 r 3 'Manchester The July meeting of the Wom- an's Association was held at the home of Mrs. Joshua Dobson-last Thursday afternoon. son led the worship service and opened the meeting with the hymn "Rock of Ages." Dr. Fletcher read the Scripture lesson and gave a very appealing talk on the lesson topic, "The Rock". Following a prayer by Dr. Fletcher, hymn 328 "How firm a Foundation", was sung. Mrs. McMaster of Greenbank, sang very beautifully, "The Lord 'my-Shepherd-is"; accompdnied-by Mrs. Steer. The President, Mrs. Croxall, conducted a short busi: ness session. The minutes of the June meeting were read and ap- proved and twenty members an- swered the roll. Twelve visitors 'were present. The offering was for the-W.M.S. with which the As- sociation is affiliated, After the thente song and prayer, Mrs. Dob- son, Mrs. G. Franklin and Mrs. Midgley served a delicious salad plate lunch. Offering was $14.70. Mr. and Mrs. Graham (nee Mar- garet Symes) and children of New Zealand are visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Warren and family. Congratulations to Mn and Mrs. Fred Warren on the birth of a baby girl on July 4th, in Oshawa | Hospital. VAAAAAAAAAANAAAAAAAANA CARTWRIGHT COUNCIL (continued from page 1) second and third time, signed and sealed. On motion of Councillors Sug- gitt and Black, Mr. Fred Hyland was appointed as Cartwright re- preséntative to the Court of Re- vision. Each municipality ap- points one representative and from this list of names a five man municipalities in the United Coun- ties. Clerk instructed to sent Mr. Hyland's name and a letter of his qualifications to County Clerk. On motion of Councillor Suggitt and Sweet the following accounts were paid. Keith Wright, 8 sheep killed $140.00 M. Fisher, 1 ahesp killed $46.00 F. Cowling, 1 lamb killed . $26.00 R. Wall, sheep valuator ... $10.00 '|Social Assistanace .-.. .. -$60,16 H. Tompson, Clerk-Treas. $80.00] Caesarea, Regatta, grant $160.00 Postmaster, Blackstock- Road Voucher, No. 6 ........ $1487. 02 Council adjourned to meet on ata Henry Thompson, Clerk. julyiz Mrs. Dob-| Court of Revision is chosen for all |. Ser alr mp UTICA ~Mr.~ and "Mrs. Gerald Buck, of | y Kimberley, B.C., who recently drove from "British Columbia to Ontario, in a $10 car, have rented part of the Collins house, Mr. and Mrs Thorne and Mr. Art Thorne are summer guests of Mrs. G, Mitchell at "Maple Villa." ~___ Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Kendall, Mrs. N Rusnell and Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Rusnell of Oshawa; attended the Ward and Mitchell Picnic at Musselman's Lake on Saturday. Billy Bell was at his home here for the week-end. . Mr. and Mrs. Louis Macdonald were visiting her brother Mr. Jim Philip Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs, J. Philip and family were at Stephen- sons Point, Scugog, on Sunday. Mrs. Philip also has two more children boarding with _her for the summer, Freddy ~Connaghan is home from the hospital although the wound in his foot is still quite troublesome. David Wilson was home for the picnic at Stouffville on Saturday. Mrs. Herman Walker attended the Manchester W.A. which was held at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Dob- son last Thursday. Rev. Jas. Young's sermon was much énjoyed Sunday as was the special choir number. Mr. and Mrs. Young and son were tea guests Sunday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosier.] There was a good attendance at choir practice Thursday cvening but where was cverybody Sunday? Visitors: with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harper on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gaul and daughter, Mrs. C, Frome, Mr. and Mrs. Vie Parkin of Brooklin, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parkin of Ashburn. . , - Mrs. George Harper's mother is better 'of pneumonia, but now has erysipelas. Mrs. Mabel Richardson and brother Mr, Milton White of Brooklin and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wil- bur of Taunton visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilbur on Sunday. g Mr. C. W. Lakey and Mr. R, Wilbur attended the football match at Ennis- killen Saturday night when Ennis- killen defeated Zion 2-0. As Mrs. E. Ackney's condition was not improving as the doctor thought it should, she was taken to Oshawa Hospital Friday afternoon. Latest reports show little change. Everyone around the. village misses her and hopes she will soon be home. ' Community sympathy is extended to Mr, and Mrs. Milt Parkin who lost their mileh . cows last Wednesday. Three were killed by lightning and the 'other three will have to be destroyed. The rainy weather is' very discour- aging to the farmers who are trying to dispose 'of a heavy hay crop. Patsy and Donny Dittrick are at- tending summer school in Uxbridge. - Mrs. Jack Crosier, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beare and Dale, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Fitchett, visiting Miss: Donna Crosier, at Orillia, where she is spending her holidays. = The W. A. meeting will be held on July 12th at the home of Mrs. Fred Wilkinson. Miss Norma Urquhart will speak -on Sunday School work. The date was incorrectly reported as the 20th last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Maher and family of Belleville at Bert Mitchell" s, on Sunday. Mrs. Smith, who stays with Fred Ballards, has had the flu and is under the doctor's care," o{2{0)4\| LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Consult the Crown Life Man CEC. KING - AGENT Port Perry. - Phone 2199 Electrical and and Mechanical Repairs ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS A SPECIALTY "METAL LATHE WORK. LAWN MOWERS, Machthe Ground and Serviced Unemployment stamps $3.36 |0XY-ACETYLENE and ELECTRIC WELDING |. CAUSLEY. MACHINE.. SHOP week-end. He attended the Crosier| to ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY, | yon Mr. and Mrs, 8am Luciano! 'with his father for the week-end, Jy Mitchell and Kenny Skerratt visiting Mrs. Jack Raines in Port Terry on Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wagg of Prince Albert, visited Mr, and Mrs. Jim Mitchell Saturday night; and Sunday visitors were Mr, and. Mrs, Ivan Gray and' family and Walt' Mitchell ap boys. : «Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballard visiting her brothey™ in Sunderland. He 'is gradually improving in health. Miss Judy Philip has been holiday- ing with her aunt and uncle in Ajax. Mrs. Fred Connaghan and: 'Margaret in Oshawa on Thursday. r Two Re flies have moved onto lots west Utica. Oné of these is Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald and five children, formerly of Saskatchewan. Both families are from the Toronto emergency housing units, ' - Prince Albert The June meeting of the Woman's Association was held on the afternoon of the 27th at the home of Mrs. Wm. Martyn with a real good attendance. The meeting opened with the usual opening exercises,. followed by the singing of "The Whole world was lost in Darkness of Sin." The secretary's and de re- ports were given. "When Jesus comes to reward his servants" was sung. We were pleased to have Mrs. EE. B. Cooke of Port Perry, secretary of affiliated societies of the W.M.S. give a report of the high lights of the W.M.S. conference at Belleville, For program Mrs. B. Snelgrove favored with a piano number and Mrs. B. Wanamaker conducted a flower contest. 3 During the business period-a motion carried that the, men, with Mr. D Me- Taggart as-convener, go ahead re new floor for the church kitchen. It was decided to have home-baking sales during the summer, the first one on July 13th. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Group 4 in charge, served a delicious lunch. We were pleased to have Mrs. C. Kellett, of .Port Perry, present. -- ee Ap , The Sunday School anniversary service was a puccess. Mr, Stephen Saywell, of North Oshawa, (Raglan and Myrtle Charge) presented a chal- lenging message of interest to the children and adults alike. Two vocal solos by Mrs E. Kennedy, of Port Perry, were appreciated. The Sunday School picnic, likewise, proved to be a happy occasion, This year it was'held at Stephenson's Point. The weather was ideal. The waters of Lake Scugog were enjoyable for all who took a dip. Those who did 'not venture 'in amused themselves sitting on the shore on. rugs, watching the antics 'of the would-be human fish, and generally having 'a good social get- to-gether. ~ But without some plan- ningva picnic cannot have the maxi- mum of enjoyment. The committee who planned the various activities de- serve a word of .appreciation. On this committee were Mrs. C. Newnham, Mrs. B. Smith, Mrs, G, Hunter, Mr. J. Doupe 'and Mr. K, Fralick. Mr .and Mrs. Earl Martyn and fam- ily 'with Mr. and Mrs. 'O. Croxall, Manchester, on Sunday. The Prince Albert Woman's As- ciation is holding a Home Baking sale at Manchester Corners on Friday evening, July 13th around 5 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Copeland, of Lindsay, visited at the home. of the latter's aunt, Mrs. W. Martyn on 'Sunday. . "Mr. and Mrs. Mac Robertson, of Havelock, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter. Mrs. M. Davey, of Toronto, spent the week-end with her mother Mrs. L. Sinith, and with the former's daughter Marion. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter were paid a visit from their uncle Mr. Art Mec- Cadum, of Toronto, on Saturday. Mrs. W. Beacock, Nestleton, and sister Miss I. M. Campbell, Broadview, Sask., were recent Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock and boys. . Mis. (Dr) Seetner and son Gerald, of Toronto, have returned home after visiting her parents, Mr .and Mrs. M. Heidt. - Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kirby, of Fertile, Sask., and Mrs. M. Real, Port Perry, spent Friday .with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Vickery. Mr. and Mrs. Zeller, of Hamilton, were . guests of her brother, Mr. N. 'Wilson and Mrs. Wilson, noon, MONDAY, Architects. PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD Port Perry, Ontario. Tenders for Public School SEALED BULK TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned "and plainly marked "Tender for Elementary School, Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario", will be received until 12 o'clock JULY 30th, 1951. . Plans and Specifications may be obtained from Parrott, Tambling & Witmer, Architects, 57 Bloor Street West, Tor onto 5, Ontario, upon a deposit of a cheque for $25.00 payable to the This deposit will be refunded upon return of the plans and specifications in good condition. Lowest or any tender not necessarily 'accepted. PARROT, TAMBLING & WITHER, Architects = - A -- r ROR OR OROIIOS ESO RIOROSORORO Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9 p.m. Lakeview Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. THURSDAY, FRI, SATURDAY, JULY 12-13-14 Gedrge 'Montgomery and Paula Corday In the Grippy Colour Adventure Story "THE SWORD OF MONTE CRISTO" 2nd BIG FEATURE-- Beloved Will Rogers in his great Comedy "STEAMBOAT - ROUND THE BEND" Last complete show starts at 8.30 p.m. 3 MONDAY; TUES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16-17-18 Closed for These Three Days DROS OR OR OROSOBORON SOS OSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOSOBOSOSOSOIMIOSOICPLRO RR CO Cr SER GERROW'S BREAD AND CAKES are made for the people who want the Best. TRY OUR DELICIOUS BUTTER TARTS. Saturday Cake Special "CHOCOLATE DATE LAYER CAKE" Phone 32. Gerrow's Bakery MANY OF OUR SHAREHOLDERS | ARE MEN more shares than the men do. .Over 95 percent of these shareholders live in Canada. They live! in all provinces, with Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Manitoba and Nova Scotia leading, in that order. one per gent of the stock. Dominion Textile Company Limited MANUPAGTUMSS OF Toi. Fonuen BUT... women outnumber men among regis . .. tered individual shareholders of Dominion § Textile's common stock. There are 3,110 - women.and 2,225 men, and the women own None of these shareholders owns as much as 1000000004 g" Oli: A ai O =a FRI.-SAT. JULY 13-14 - Skipalong Rosenbloom Maxie Rosenbloom, Jackie Coogan "COVE - Commencing - Each Evening at 9.00 300 pm. 'Rain or Shine SS Se ee ee a ee eet td errr ter 000000000000 0000000000e00000000000000000000000000000000000ossontcssastssssnstrsssass R GIRL Rita Hayworth and Gene Kelly Self-Controlled SPEAKER IN-CAR ststn J ULY 1617 | "Pardon My Sarong Abbott and Costello Admission : B ADULTS -- 50c. CHILDREN UNDER 12 "FREE Rain or Shine WED.-THURS. JULY 18-19 " ; : Bani BOUND ual (Technicolor) "Vaudeville Days" Featurette (Cartoon) "Timid Pup"--Cartoon | "rep Happy Porky'--Cartoon 135882220000