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PORT PERRY, ONT., THURSDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1062 'CONANT & CONANT BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS LIES Gordon D. Conant, K.C. . ~ Roger G. Conant, B.A..' 'BUSINESS DIRECTORY "SAND and GRAVEL Wh en and where you want it, Call ROSS E. SANDISON, Phone 121 r 6 Port Perry, R.R. hal FINANCIAL STATEMENT TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG RECEIPTS . December 16th to December 31st, 1950 Bank balance; Dec: 16th;-1960 | -% $146. 84 A OR a AOA = WRRNET VIORKY CE TDS RURSEM MENTS =e i Festal bana Gn Ble St: Sota "Optometrist = =X Héayn. truck Ipsurance ~~ ---- § Ei i W.:G. Hull, Unemployment Ins. .04 Ajax, Ont, Phone 25 Office hours 9.30 a.m. to 6 pm. 2} Treasurer, cori fo] Hospital $161.77 ! ' - a . Eyening by appointment Bank charges, collecting taxes © 9.80 ? i GEER eg a A 'EVERY MONDAY = fafot ; I ps o a pL B 0 or I N G 3 Reldence of J. C. Whitby Bank overdraft, Dec. 81, 1950 ton 72.49 A : Port Perry, Ont. A » : 146.84 OF ALL'KINDS « "I (Beside High School Campus) RECEIPTS Eaves(zaughing, Asphalt Siding Phone 293-W for appointment January 1st to December 15th, 1951 i Estimates given on all kinds of work. " 1951 Taxes collected $14,366.78 EARL WALLACE - id " 1950 Taxes collected 1,298.86 . Phone 261 Port Perry | 1949 Taxes collected 136.49 : ______|DB. H. H. ARMSTRONG $16,791.12 5 DENTIST Grants {5 . , i 1, . Z GERALD B, THOMPSON Queen Street Joh ron fre Let 2 RL : N Ji Phone 237 Port Perry Prov. of Ontario, 1 mill grant 327.09 Doctes of practic Grant re County Home 118.66 X-RAY EQUIPPED OFFICE Grant re Children's Aid 182.69 185 SIMCOE ST. NORTH, OSHAWA Refrigeration Prov. Ont. balance 1 mill grant 252.85 aE T, : . Office Hours 9 to 5 ' Phone 2037 ; --_-- 3,126.94 ~ + Evenings by Appointment for prompt service on all makes, both Interest and Penalties 26.76 a ee ______¢ household and commercial. Roads : : "Estimates given on Installations. County Ontario, rental of Twp. truck . 1,046.00 'RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS, K. C. BR B und Pofal : $20080.81 088.81 : ? i otal receipts an ,988. 8. Simeon Steet Noth, Oshawa, eg. 0 ey Less bank overdraft Dec. 31, 1960 72.49 in attendance at my Port Perry Office EE $20,916.32 on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons INSURANCE DISBURSEMENTS of each week, or by appointment. h) January 1st to December 15th, 1951 Qusen Street, Port Perry. Phone 94| Are your policies up-to-date? Salaries ; Whatever your Insurance needs "Councillors' remuneration 200.00 = may. be, consult : Clerk-Treasurer 460.00. : 12 ' Assessor 2... 260.00 5 REAL ESTATE H. W. EMMERS ON Monteith and Monteith, auditors 100.00 : ; ; "| Phone 41 Port Perry Clerk, Reeve, selecting jurors 4.00 4 ig GHEY .&- BON ™ a Dr. Rennie, M.O.H. Aeros au J. A. WILLOU Y. ; IN 7 Tax Collector i NE 650.00 . for complete Real Estate Service. - DR. J. B. LU Npy Mrs. Burnham, caretalor, hall + 40,00 Head Office, 366 Bay St. Toronto DENTAL SURGE Robert Tetlow, Attendance Officer 5.00 Phone EM. 3-0604 (Over Tolphane ONION R10 B.O.H., Reeve, Clerk, Chas. Reader 6.00 Port Perry 186) PORT PERRY Roy Freeman, coll. garbage 567.00 City and - try Homes. Office. Hours--10 a.m. to 6 p.m. --_-- 1,717.00 Farms and Small Acreages. Phones: Office - W. Res. 68) Insurance N Industrial and Business Properties. A. C. Heayn, hall premium 19.60. 'LLOYD LEB Geo. R. Davey, i bond 18.60 -- 1s your Los! Bop tative. | MONTEITH & MONTEITH 0 BDASS aiviynt. on bond ar = Phone LO 6229, Toronto. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Printing, Postage, etc. Se -- 37 King 8t. East, Oshawa, Postage 29.60 2 ; - Gordon W. Rich], C.A. Municipal World, supplies 11.88 ARTHUR 'W. 8S. GREER, K.C. Resident Partner - Port Perry Star, printing 109.46 in attendance at my Port Perry Office ; Thos. Whillier, assessment supplies 18.66 dds on Wednesday morning and Friday atte of each by 0 S Y Roads pitted uf jiaa't ire Jeske, fed RE-UPH L IER Payr olls id : Archer Motors, repairs 7- Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 235 By Experts Arnold Store, gas won * : Beare Motors, gas 9.08 | ROUSSEAU UPHOLSTERY County Ontario, rental of machinery 667.50 BACK HOEING, TRENCHING, Whitby - - Phone 483 Armeo Metals culverts : 190 Lage 7} wpe | Wm. Parry, tile : -- ZT a Tr OHO EL FRONT ORE PERS A. C. Heayn, truck and snow fence ins. 91.44 DITC 3 z ELECTRIC FLOOR SAN Truck License 2.00 EXCAVATING of 8 - New or old floors sanded and finish- Timberland Machines, grader blade ph Co ed and polished by the sq- Walt Howsam, tires and tubes } " Contass 2 0 ax ap Walt King, gravel 726,50 L H hi Electric floor sanders, or Waxers Orr Jeffrey, gravel - 80.00 orne aig and .polishers for rent. nl gravel oi ' SUNDERLAND, ONT. Phone R. PICKARD, 281W ecil Kralick, grave . : tl ce stamps 36.88 - . Phone Sunderland 63 r 3 Port Perry, Ont. Unemployment Insurance s mp 6,046.36 Hospitalization - --- County Ontario, re Shirley Hope-- : .287.00 = y Hall expenses . . Hydro 25.12 ANNUAL MEETING Carnegie Hardware, supplies . 84.30 'Sam Arnold, cleaning supplies 1.00 EN ic 'PORT PERRY, REACH and SCUGOG AGRICULTURAL Cae? a SLE -- 492175 ' + SOCIETY High School Levy 2011.8 u lic Librar on Trustee Levy . eit} 3 .... 1,760. will be held in the Pub y © General School Levy 1,800.00 Livestock killed : oT uesday, January 8th, 1952, at 2 p.m. [|| Livestock il i Russell Hood .. 146.00 BUSINESS George Sweetman viii Ble % v ION OF OFFICERS Cecll Fralick, valuator : ANNUAL REPORT. Phir George Sweetman, valuator 3.00 Anyone interested in Agriculture is welcome to attend. } 287.60 3 Bank charges FRED CHRISTIE i x R. D. WOON, - | Collecting Taxes 9,26 President. " Sec.-Treas. Charges on overdraft 4.70 ioeE : ---------- Urania eo oo ede A 0 0 0, 1 0 0 SA 0 0A 0A 0 SE ST SIT IAS EEE St . Woon, Port Perry Fair .. 26.00 7 : 4 +1 PY to Ontario Federation of SH 5 gl "Agriculture 50.00 * 3 : : IS 16.00 F Bal HELP WANTED Fence Bonus > : od i ! Maurice Fralick 17.60 i : ; Percy Jeffrey . 10.00 iss ¥ Volunteer Workers, both ladies and gentlemen, to as- Law Costs od - 8 ersons willing to help, Transfers: of Property Xn y 8 sist in serving 8k the Rink Booth, P ? 'Bank balanace December 16th, 1961 . 1,166.48 "8 please contact Mr. Les Virtue or Mr. "Merle Dowson, booth Frye ' ok 0,9 . " ou, conveners, immediately. 'Thank. you, LIQUID ASSETS ; i : | mm -------- Bank balance December 16th, 1951 $1,166.48 ; : : - 5 . Current Tax Roll uncollected : it Ee 2 w B Tax Arrears, 1950, 1949 hits 2 H. PEEL, President. R, COR NISH, Secy, E Interest and. penalties, estimated A NY nisi Balance 1961 road grant, estimated CERT HERE ERI ET ' "i i-- | Prayer repeated-in--unison; - | several items were di 'Ibe in charge of the envelopes. -| tie conducted a contest. Mrs, Mill- Powell. mei rg don and Lloyd spent the 26th w Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holtby at boro, spent the holidays with his 'family of Bowmanville and Mr. P. members of the W. A. at the par- sonage on December 27th with 14 members and 4 visitors present. Glory" was sung and the Lord's Mrs: [Geer presided forthe-business's and ssed, Mrs. Wagner' moved that we pay bal- ance owing for - furnishing the isolation room -in the Uxbridge hospital. = It was decided that we would haye holiday coin envelopes this year in place 'of the birthday box. 10c. to be put in envelope for each holiday in the year -- your birthday included. Murs. Hill will Mrs. Medd and Mrs Christie were elected to arrange groups for 1962. Mrs, D, Asling was in charge of the devotional, Mrs, Hill read the Scripture and Mrs. Asling the les- son thoughts and prayer. The W. A, Creed was read in unison. Mrs. Wm. Armstrong gave a fine read- ing -- "December Roses". With Mrs. Millman at the piano The Christmas Story was read by members of the W.A, and several carols were sung. Darlene Chris- man was the lucky winner. Mr. Hill showed several pictures taken while he was in the Arctic. These were very interesting. Hot lunch was served by the Village group, and a social half hour enjoyed by all. Mrs. Wagner moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Hill for her hos- pitality and also to the group in charge. + Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jordan and family spent Christmas in Toron- to. Christmas and week-end guests at the Reeve home were Mr. C. Brown of Cannington; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beacock of Toronto; Mr. M. Pugh. - Mr. Alan Powell, of Toronto, is spending 'the holidays week with his parents Mr. and Mis, A. On December 281d, members of the Luke family held a surprise birthday dinner in honour of their mother's 86th birthday.- All mem- bers of the family were present except two daughter, Mrs. Wadge of Roland, Manitoba, and Mrs. G. Mickie of Saskatoon. Epsom folk join in wishing Mrs Luke many more happy birthdays. Mrs. 8. McDonald and sons Gor- Prospect, _ The annual Christmas concert, in spite of bad weather, and the illness of the teacher, was well at- tended. Mrs, Grace Hastings, the music teacher, Mrs. R Armstrong, pinch-hitting for Mrs. Bailey, de- serves credit for going ahead with the concert, which otherwise would have been very disappoint- ing to the younger children. We are pleased to report that Mrs Bailey is improving in health and hope to have her back with us soon. Miss Audrey Cumming, of Osha- wa, and Miss Marion Taylor, of Uxbridge, spent Christmas with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beacock, Mrs. Thos W. Martin and 'fanzly in Brampton. -- 2 Mr. Alpine Christie of Peter- brother and family. He was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Thomp- son on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack McKay and Frances spent Sunday with Mr. ad Mrs. Wesley Boynton, - "Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. M. Lakey and family at Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rogers and Harper, of Utica, visited Mr. and Mrs. Rogers on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Taylor and Doris spent Christmas with their son Gordon and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert St, Clair, of Port Perry, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. M. St. Clair and Benny. A watch-night service was held in Epsom United Church on Dec. 81st. uf A Happy and Prosperous New. Year to. all=2 he Mrs. J. C. Hill entertained the Hymn "Angels from the Realms of | | s Farm land in Southern Ontario is private property, -RUBBER OVE RSHOES Ladies' small sizes pr. 98¢ WHITE and BROWN SNOW ROOTS pr. 98c. White Leather, girls' MERINO WOOL. 2 ply and 3 ply Zephyr oz. 39c¢. CHEVIOT SPORTS YARN 2 oz. skein 33¢: SKIIS and SKI BOOTS at SPECIAL PRICES SEVERAL LINES OF MEN'S . UNDERWEAR, combinations Old Price Lines Wallpapers 1952 PATTERNS ALL IN STOCK--300 Patterns. Sun Clearing Lines Floor Coverings INLAID LINOLEUM $1.88 Square Yard CONGOLEUM, 90c¢. square yard Goodrich Rubbers MEN'S KNEE . $4.65 COMPLETE STOCK OF OVERSHOES : Groceries GRAPES, GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES, 43c. and 59c. BLACK TEA Ib. 85¢. 2 Ibs, 25c. 5 for 29c. I'ested and Sunworthy NEW FLORIDA CELERY F. W. BROCK & SON Phone 43 Port Perry Pete says sportsmen 90 p.c. Wrong in Feud with Farmers (Toronto Telegram) could hunt any where, and no blan- kety-blank farmer was going to stop them. They proceeded to tramp across my garden 40 yards from the house. Later a rifle bul- let crashed through one window of my house and proceeded thru the room, emerging on the other side. In my bee yard I found at lease five hives that had bullet holes in them." and a hunter or angler has no right to trespass than he has to tramp over your front lawn or garden. That evi- dently is not generally understood. I discovered many things that sur- prised mé when I started to in- vestigate why farmers, and thru the farmers, the township coun- cils in Southwestern Ontario had opposed a deer hunt. Sure, they admitted that deer were doing harm and would probably do much more as they increased ". . but they preferred the damage done by deer to the hazards of an open deer season. My conclusion is that sportsmen-farmer relations are at a low level. Writing off a few bilious farmers who couldn't get along with the anglers--and we have many of the same type in cities--the sportsmen are 90 per cent. to blame. - The-evidence is _| that farmers opposed an open sea- son on deer to guard against loss to property, livestock and their own lives. One farmer was hav- ing supper with his wife before sundown when a .22 bullet smash- ed the kitchen window, caromed off a salad bowl and punctured a stove pipe. Another found one of hig steers limping and picked four pieces of bird shot out of its hip. Another one had his collie dog shot, and still another claims hunt- ers shot and carried off two of his tame ducks. - He saw them grab the ducks and run for their car, but he was too far away to get the license number, Here's what one farmer said: "On the morning of the pheasant shoot, three cars parked at my gate and five hunters and .two dogs got out. and proceeded: to climb over the fence, not through the gate, which was less than 380 yards away. I told them this was private property and I did: not per- mit hunting. They lifmediataly told 'mein a threatsning manner houg tenseq and Another farmer, whom I took to at once because he was a fisheman . and a friendly fellow, said: "I have a trout stream on my farm, properly posted with signs. Not one out of 50 has the courtesy to ask me if they can fish. They just barge in without permission. Sure- ly the time it takes to knock at the door and ask permission is worth a4 couple of hours' fishing." I wonder how many city Joes would tolerate this behavior? This sort of nonesense, this boorish, ar- rogant disregard for the rights of property owners is going to kill hunting 'and fishing in Southern Ontario. You who like. to get away for a few hours in the fields, or woods, or on a stream had better make up your minds right now. whether you are going to stand idly by while unprincipled "hood- lums who call themselves sports- men are going to ruin your sport, Township councils have the authority to stop all hunting in their townships. Just imagine what would have happened if all the deer hunters who did not get deer had decided to take advan- tage of an open deer season in the agricultural area of Southwestern Ontario. "About 80,000 purchased licenses and roughly 36,000 got a deer, No wonder the farmers said "no open season on deer." Ki [0 HOCKEY NORTH" BND FL YERS SOUTH SIDE SPARKS in Memorial 'Gardens Port Perry, Monday, Jan. Tih . 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