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4 Er -- - pA 3 TR NOW AVAILABLE SELLING PRICE $1.75 (Postage Extra) PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD. = . We have recently had 300- copies of "ON THE SHORES x - OF SCUGOG" bound up. This history' of pioneer days, written by the late Barer Farmer, places special emphasis on local people and events, as well as giving a clear picture of pioneer living. " these 300 copies are sold there will be no more available. When - "BASEBALL SUTTON VS. PORT PERRY i | Fair Grounds ~ Admission 25c: Friday, July 25th, 6.45 D. mm. Tri boty Western Section Leaders - ' - | Cost ofa Job Terie ARC TT ie i TREE "From "Industry" published. "by 'the .| Canadian Manufacturers Association How much' does it cost to provide a man with'a job? Replies to the recent: Canadian Manufacturers 'Association, Inc, questionnaire on the breakdown of the sales dollar showed | . that in. 1951, companies 'employing 385,660 people required $2,827,729,000 in. investments or in' plain language, $8,426 tied up in buildings, equipment, raw materials and other goods in ord- er to provide one man with one job. But don't let's be hoodwinkéd- by this. Let's be supicious of ourselves, Have we any right to draw conclus- ions from such a sourée? : Do the companies---we have taken provide a fair cross-section of Canadian indust- ry? Indeed they do. The question- naire 'was sent _ to each and every member of the CMA and the replies came from firms of every type and size and the number was more than 'ample for our purpose. Can our conclusions be cnofirmed ? Is it possible that, if we repeated our actions, we. might get a totally dif- ferent answer? We carried out this very same procedure in 1960 and our answer then was that 483 firms'ems | ploying 247,745 people réquired assets totalling $2,108,036,000 or $8,440 per employee. This is surély as close as any two surveys could hope to be. . Again, in January, 1961, the Steel Company of Canada stated that, at '| that time.the sum of $10,000 was -in- vested in the steel industry for every employee," We could not expect that a figure computed by an individual firm- would exactly correspond with our own, but we're pleased to. note that far from being guilty of exagger- ation, our figures-are, if anything, on i the conservative side. Over $8,400 to give an employee a job! Since.the employee doesn't have to put up the money himself, where does this $8,400 come from. It comes from shareholders--thousands of peo- ple across the country who invest their earnings to provide the tools of pro- duction and, in return, get paid for their use. Thege "tools help Canadians to turn out an increasing flow of goods and services. They keep-our productive - industries healthy and growing. : . Timmy, age 8, was puzzled over the social problems .and discussed them with his friend Tom, who was one year older. "I've walked to school with this dame three times," he told Tom, "and I have carried her. books, I bought her | PLASTIC-COATED MUFFIN TINS Terease was exhibited recently "at thet] and employing gone 28 ,000 people, A muffin tin that muffins won't stick to and which you don't have to 'National Plastics Exposition. © The pan is coated with a tough, waxy 'plastic known as "Teflon" (tetrafluo- roethylene resin). * » HOW ARE YOUR NYLONS? If yout'e looking for the sheerest in hosiery- for those "all-dressed-up" oceasons, ask for 16 :denier stockings. But if ybu want a more durable yet still fairly sheer stockings, ask for 30 dénier.. For around-the-house activi- ties, it's your' best buy :because the higher the denier the Sironger the yarn, And here are some more hint on hosiery: om If you are wearing nylon stockings that are too short your feet may burn. Sitting, bending or reaching may be- come uncomfortable movements. If you have these discomforts consult a foot-size chart available - at most hosiery counters. On the other hand, if your stockings are too long they will snag more easily because of the looseness of the fit. Orne way to avoid unnecessary runs is to roll the stocking down to the toe before slipping it. on... Then straighten the foot seam, unroll the stocking slowly and smooth it over the leg, To. assure stockings longer life; be seated when fastening front and side garters to allow for knee action, Stand up to fasten the back garter, Whether your stockings are full-fashioned or' seamless, fasten the garter in the welt (reinforced part) and not on the seam, -- The term "gauge" indicates fine- ness of stitch. A stocking-with a high gauge like 66 has smaller stitches and 80 gives better snag-resistance than one with a lower gauge like 42. Denier --the weight and thickness of the thread--is the guide for sheerness and the most important factor in wear. > sey a. J » There are 386 knit goods mills in Canada operating in 122 communities, Half of all nie dentists Sai uate from the University. of Toronto. Ip iin loge YET . Highest mountain peak in Canada is Mount Logan. . * LJ] » The DominiGh's largest lake is in the North West Territories, Great Bear. SEE. B. Livestock and poultry losses to mar- auding coyotes are reported increas- ing each year in western Canada. LJ] » * Ancient pastime: Dice-playing has béen traced back almost to the begin- ning of 'history and. there were ice cream sodas twice. Now .do you think I ought to kiss her?" Wild plantain leaves, young and; Statisticians, reporting that sport harpies. even in that era because ~~ tender and cooked as a wild spinach, | fishing is big business in Canada, esti- loaded. dice have been unearthed in the Rio ...$1.35, 'Nylon Hosiery NE iW it Superdlk Whisper Nylon Hosiery - - NYLON HOSIERY, clearing line .. "nh S Broadcloth Shirts PLAIN Col, OURS HERR, ne $2.08 gach, . "1 } Men S Socks MEN'S SOCKS, double foot, Mercury 90 day guarantee LT TT Fumo FS (ace, Tones Summer Shoes CLEARING' LINES . 98¢. $1.50, $1.98, Children's Shoes Clearing BROKEN SIZES $1.50, $1.7§ Drapery 2 BY THE YARD DRAPES QUOTED FINISHED or T: 7.0v Sa Sisman Scampers. $5.95 $1.00 ME N'S "MEN'S BOOTS: "BOYS oo, Nee 50c. foot } Plastic ; PL AIN COLOURS, 54 nich cesar Wallpaper ie "ROOM Pn ie 25% Discount' ¥ Syd. B9e. Venetian Blinds PER SQUARE FOOT BANANAS oa and Te. Aerserinissrrieiians TOMATOE Silos down this w eek CHRISTIE'S BREAD and CAKES - Floor Covering RE MNANTS .. Ces estes ra ania ry Ld 25% Disc ount 'GROCERIES CERTO' ~ Rexoleum Floor Covering. - JAR RUBBERS .................. 2.2 for 19c. GRAPEFRUIT ind ORANGE JUICE 5 - POTATO CHIPS, pkg. "ORANGE JUICE 55¢. square vard. 'Phone 43 make a delightful substitute for the | mate it is worth an annual $80, 000, 000 ruins of Pompei. : gerden spinach. annually. Tom: "Naw, you don't ied to, hi you've done enough for that dame al- A wife is a great consolation to a |ready." man in the troubles a bachelor never! - Canada. has seven time zones, PORT PERRY STAR Co. LTD. ADVERTISING RATES 1952 Classified Ads. 1%¢ per word, minimum of 85¢. Set as display ads. tate of 86¢ per inch. Striped bass, have long frequented Nova Scotia's Cobequid Bay. Business Cards. No change in set-up for three consecutive months, charged at rate of 20¢ per inch. ' (IN ADVANCE ONLY) "In memoriams, cards of thanks; announcements, a minimum chg. of 60c.. | Tl, July 25, 9.30 p.m. * Memorial Gardens, Port Perry © NEW SOFT LIGHTING . 2 Elecirical and Mechanical Repairs to ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY, MUSIC BY CHARTERED ~ Port Perry BUSINESS DIRECTORY | CONANT & CONANT: BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS Gordon D. Conant, K.C. Roger: D. Conant, B.A. ~-- Offices: Oshawa, Ont., 7% Simcoe St. 8. Phone 8-2227 ; Ajax, Ont., Phone 25 MONTEITH & MONTEITH ACCOUNTANTS 97 King St. E., Oshawa Gordon W. Richl, C.A : Resident Partner REAL ESTATE Consult LIFE YET: [of ete] V 1="-Y,'A" Consult the Cxown Life Man CEC. KING AGENT Ontario Port Perry - DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG f DENTIST . Queen Street Phone 237 'Refrigeration' for prompt service on all makes, both household and commercial. Estimates given on Installations. Reg. Boundey RE - UPHOLSTERY " and RE-BUILDING Let us re-upholster your old. Chester- field Suité. 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 pem-- --v---- ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS A | J. A. WILLOUGHBY & SONS Port verry | RO 0 F IN CE r + SPECIALTY for complete Real Estate Service. : Port erry 'S latest METAL LATHE WORK... Head Office, 366 Bay St., Toronto OF ALL KINDS : : F LAWN MOWERS, Machine Ground| ~~ phone EM. 3-0804 IN s U RA N C E Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding, : \ and Serviced Ties IRE Port Perry 186) ' Estimates given on all kinds dl : 'Da 1ce Band A Dive: Eli < City and Country Homes | Ava your policies up-to-date?| ~of 'worke 4.9 : : k Farms and Small Acreages. |\y, ooo. vour Insurance needs EA RL WALLACE Ee # CAUSLEY MACHINE Industrial and Business Property. y h ¥ 4 + LAG Be Fer ES ; SHOP : may be, consult Phone 261 Port Perry : : LLOYD LEY H. W. EMMERSON : By PRICE B0c. per person fe ~ t8 your local representative. a bi : ki A _ ; ING & Phone LO 5229, Toronto . - Phone 41 Port Perry: ELECTRIC FLOOR' SANDERS "a ADMISSION--60c. each or 26c¢ each if accompanied with. special ticket obtainable from. 'PAINT "Eh : : 5 some Port Perry Merchants. - : * New or old floors sanded and TI > 3 DR.J.B.LUNDY finished, or waxed and polished by DE( RA ARTHUR W. S. GREER, K.C.- NTAT Q x the square foot. ... Proceeds In Aid of Hospital Fond (; Ve in in attendance at my Port Perry hiss : Electric Floor Sanders, or Wax- i r nn office on Wednesday morning and ght eis and Polishers for-Rent. : : hi Good music for all:dancers-- Youngsters and Oldsters. You can have a grand time while ay Y y Friday ater nw i Mi Week, PORT PERRY =. OTL R. PICKARD Loy supporting a worthy cause, . It: would be nice to see some Lions and their wives at these Blackstock Bl Bi . Port P Phone 25 Offize Hours = 1 ame to s Pi Phone 281W, Port Perry, Ont. Ly x : dances, Si La el PHONE 187.43. PORT-PERRY.-- | TONE Block, Nort Verry, Phone 251 = Phones: Uflice 68W.. Rea. 684 [~~ 7 EERE ARI A / -- - 5 OR A : 3 4 A