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[Ry FE 8--PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, 1953 THEATRE LAKEVIEW = jourvemy Tw Shows Nightly -- 7.and 9 pm. : AES Gana en ie THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 45:6 : Cornel Wilde and Constance Smith _In the Thrilling Technicolor Adventure Hit : "TREASURE OF THE GOLDEN CONDOR" Yo Classified Help Wanted |Seagrave ik 2 ! LRTI Rg, LH], :MAL ? HELP WANTED Die. In spite of the unpleasant' weath > x > Advertising Rates maker, capable of repair and mainten- contitins. the S. 8. Poasan: Nu = SHORT ¥ ICTURES : 2¢. per word per issue; minimum 40. Apes on Riltometive Hamping dics and vices were well 'attended. In wary por MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 89-10 . NR a Se be. a. F H di 0018, Jjonus and profit sharing plans Z ly City a f x 1 new 1 re wig 10 Ieplay in effect. -~ Apply Comco' Stamping ing service the junior members of the : Red Cameron and Marie Windsor ' c. pér inch. Box No. 10e. extra Lid, Uxbr ge. Sunday School led in service of song |- In the Gripping Drama Coming Events) Cards of Thanks, In 'Memoriam, Engagements, Mar- riage, Birth and Death Notices, 50c. minimum charge, : : . . "THE JUNGLE" 2nd Feature--George Raft and Dorothy Hart in ; v "LOAN SHARK" Last complete show starts at 8.20 p.m. under the leadership of Mrs, Keen as- sisted by Miss Hoskin and Mrs, Tobin at the piano. Rev. Mr. Wallace de- livered a very inspiring message for both old and young. The evening ser- vice was in charge of Miss Willows. Special music:was furnished by Miss Auction Sale AUCTION SALE--Live Stock, Im- CAR BUYERS 4 E09 mn Bofors you "buy Your pew ar lite plements, Tractqr, the property of F, ri . Arr a Cw ay Ahn 3 "| H. Rich, on No. 7 Highway, 6 miles ' iY E Mod] 950d 247) 500 Us hous Jur Loy West of Lindsay, on Tuesday, June 16. Irene Dunn and Mr. W. Parry of Lind- . ih ib Mehp g syle 3, 9 i: ; Sale at 1 p. ". Ter ms Cash. say whose solos and duet were much ] | : 0 er Be a me [$9 Tem Grp Foot wo FRESH BAKING DAILY os IRB. 'T BS per was served by W. A. on Wednes- 3 ) Phane 90 r 23. Port Perry| ahi WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR . : JuneZd | SAND, GRAVEL, SOD and LOAM day evening and Burketon folk pro- ] vided the entertainment with their AT iy BREAD, BUNS, PIES, CAKES and TARTS Take a blues from a. summer day, shall, and clarinetist Cliff McKay set RA 4) $i Sy 5 4 A FOR SALE OR RENT---560 acres of farm land, . good fence and water. Phone 119 r 23, Port Perry. junel2 FOR SALE--Dearborn Sweep rake, like new. Apply T. Molloy, R.R. 3, - Port Perry, Ont. FOR SALE--Shoe Repair Business, fully equipped, long lease, low rental Apply J. Andrews, 728 Fairbairn Ave. Peterboro. Phone 23136. FOR SALE--1950 5 H.P. Johnson Motor. Phone 248-J, Port Perry. DUPLEX FOR RENT-+Suitable for middle aged couple. Apply to Mrs: Gladys Archer, Manchester. Phone 118 r 24 Port Perry. FOR SALE -- 7 Chunks weighing about 80 pounds; also last year's M-H Cream Scparator in good condition. FE. Mackin, -Saintficld, Phone 114 r 12 Port Perry. FOR SALE--Small siz¢" Dominion piano, with bench. Mrs. E. G. Michell, Port Perry. WANTED -- Young man "as life- guard for Birdseye Center Pool. Must be a good swimmer, Apply in person. ARTICLES FOR SALE -- Number two Heatilator fireplace furnace, new, complete with air grilles, valued- at about $50.00. Will exchange for some- thing of cqual value or sell with sub- stantial discount. Apply to Leslie McDonald, Caleb and Elgin St., Fort Perry. "HOUSE FOR SALE 'Five Roomed frame house. Phone 119 r 14, Port Perry. junll -Dark Oak Frtensdon Phone 133J. junell FOR SALE- Table and four chairs. FOR SALE--1950 Chevrolet: Sedan, metalic green, in excellent condition. Average mileage. Priced reasonable for quick sale. Apply at Star Offie e, "or Phone 206J after six. | play along with other musical num- bers. 3 ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve you. Phohe 322W Port Perry for information. I Nov. 27, 1953 DEAD STOCK: removed from your farm promptly * On Friday evening the pupils of Greenbank, Yellow, Bethel and Sea- grave schools presented a music fes- tival in Seagrave church under the leadership of Mrs, Grace Hastings of Port Perry. The 8 act opgretta "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and chor- uses were exceptionally well rendered. for sanitary disposal. Telephone : : Collect. Port Perry 118r2, or Toronto Special praise should be given Tom EM 3-3636. Sawyer whose role was played by Wallace Foster of Greenbank, The scenes of the cemetery, the pirates and the cave demonstrated the amount of work done in preparing the scen- ery and by the pupils in their per- formance. The chorus and drill by the sunflower girls added a colorful scene to the evening. Rev. Mr. Wal- lace acted' as chairman in his usual capable manner and moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Hastings and the teachers for this. fine evenings enter- tainment. These music festivals are a splendid way of illustrating to the ratepayers the value of music instrue- tion in the schools. He -Mr. and Mrs. J. S. MacFarlane at- tended the 22nd Convention of Asso- ciated High School Boards of Ontario held in the Genosha Hotel at Oshawa on Friday, May 22nd. Mr. W. Alford and son Tom of Bel- Gordon Young Lid. Gravel and Loam CRUSHED GRAVEL Fred Warren Port Perry, Phone 547 - Dead Farm Stock PICKED UP PROMPTLY Phone Collect Bowmanville 2679 We also buy live horses - MARGWILL - FUR FARMS, - TYRONE sept10 63 Bulldozing 'and Excavating By Hour or Contract. Free Estimates Given. ~ William Tripp ~R. R..2, Port. Perry, Phone 0 r P, julydt SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned by PUMP EQUIPMENT Mr. and Mrs. G. Fishley. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Christie and Carol of Manchester and Miss Diana 'Colley of 'Bowmanville were Sunday Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. MacFarlane. Mr. and Mrs. Len Williams and Di- ana of Toronto were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Neil McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds and Le- ona attended a family get-together at home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Reynolds of Port Perry on Sunday. The occasion being Mr. Ralph Reynold's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gienny and IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT The complete dispersal of the 100 per cent straight English Yorkshire herd will be held on Monday, June 8, ~ at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Saving Time at Keimscott Farms, 3% miles northi-east of Milton, Ontario, and not at Hays Sales Arena as previously advertised. British Ontario Motors ""FOR A SAFE BUY" "Re-Conditioned -- Guaranteed" ' b1 49 48 40 bl, 50 60 49 Chev. Sedan Vanguard Sedan Dodge Sedan Oldsmobile Coach Oxford % ton Panel Ford 1% ton Pick-up Oxford % ton Pick-up Fargo, 3-ton Dump and many others. 61 Ford Tractoor 49 Ferguson Tractor 48 Ford Tractor Si 46 Ford Ferguson Tractor several other used plows i Nurses, Practical Nurses, Ward Aids, Domestics, Orderlies "THE-SURE-WAY?" Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt. Mrs. T. Studdard and Martin, Osh- awa were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. O. Boe. + Miss June Billingham of Toronto is visiting her mother Mrs. Cora Billing- ham. Mrs. Adam Wallace, Miss Doreen Wallace and friend of Bolton visited Mrs. Wallace's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Moon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller and baby daughter of Coboconk called at home of their uncle Mr. O. J. Boe on Sun- day. 24 Hour Service IRWIN DeGEER Dalton Road, Sutton Phone 231 R Bulldozing and Excavating By Hour or Contract. Free Estimates given 'Walter King PORT PERRY sept24-63 Sees e stent iertented 222222222222222224 $338833888888338888838282888888888888828832882888888888802888 APPLICATIONS . Fairview Lodge Applications will be received by the, undersigned from persons desiring to be appointed to the staff of Fairview Lodge during the year 1963. Employment: full time or part time for Registered it and Maintenance Men. Applicants must complete the regular application form and said form may be obtained from the undersigned. fountain were Sunday visitors with | daughters of ~Whitby --were--reeent{-- mix in the twinkle of an evening star, set to music and you have it; "Star- light Moods," a distinctively styled program highlighting the bluer shades of the musical scale. This music for relaxing, music for easy summer lis- tening, is provided weekly by the CBC. Above, Jimmy Namaro of "Happy Gang' fame, blues-singer Phyllis Mar- the leisurely pace of the "Starlight Moods." Additional interpretation of popular melodies is provided by Esther Ghan, the Gino Silvy Singers and Cliff McKay's orchestra. Big Byng Whit- teker and Art Hiller share the writing and production chores to give the pro- gram a polished finish in Words and music, Prince Albert Be sure to attend our Sunday School" Anniversary service on June 14th, The Woman's Assdeciation met in the Sunday School room on the after- noon of May 27th. Mrs. B. Smith presided and opened the meeting with hymn followed with the Lord's Prayer. During the business period Mrs. G. R Smith reported the interview with the electrician re heavy wiring for 'the church. A motion carried that this be done right away. Visiting' com- mittee reported one visit made to new family, As Mrs. Bond requested to be relieved on the kitchen committee, Mrs. W. Brown was appointed to re- place her. Mrs. B. Smith was ap- pointed representative to Hospital Board. A strawberry festival was discussed to be held near the 18th of June. 'For devotional period a short coro- nation program was given by the group in charge. Those taking part were Mrs. W. Martyn, Mrs. Mc-Keri- hen,-and Mrs. E. Martyn, who gave a. fine paper on "Thoughts on the Cor- onation"., The singing -of God Save the Queen" and the Mizpah Benedic- tion closed the meeting. Mrs. M. Heidt was-presented with a lovely cup and saucer as a little re- membrance_ of her kindnesses to our W.A. In reply Mrs. Heidt invited us to her home for our next meeting. Group 2 served a delightful lunch. Mr. Isaac Barkey and daughter, and Mr. Ed. Barkey, of Stouffville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymer, recently. We extend sympathy to Mrs, Fred Lyle, of Myrtle, on the sudden death of her -husband, Mr. Fred Lyle. They were former residents of this village, and lived where Mrs, MacGregor now resides. They also lived on a farm just south of the yillage. Flag of Si. George _ was dedicated by the Rector, Rev. H. S. Swabey, M.A, B.D., at Sunday evening service of the Church of the Ascension. It was conducted by Mr. A Allen and sponsored by the Church Wardens, Councillor H. Santer and E. Sulman. On Coronation Day the flag flew from -the flag pole over the main en- trance of the Church of the Ascension for the first time and will be flown in future on all special occasions, MYRTLE The community was saddened by the death of Mr. Fred Lyle on Friday night last. Mr, Lyle was in collision with a fast driving automobile and was instantly killed. The funeral was held on Monday, June 1st with inter- ment at Pine Grove Cemetery Prince assume his duties in London at West- | minster Hospital. Mrs. Gerrow and the children are staying on in Myrtle for a while, The school children of Myrtle were invited to the Coronation service: in the Brooklin Community Park under the auspices of the Horticultural So- ciety and. the Women's Institute. Two blue spruce trees were planted to com- memorate the occasion. ' 'Mrs, A. Deeming is in Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital sufferirig from a nasal hemhorrage, It is hoped that short- ly Mrs. Deeming will be home 'again. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamer with Mrs. Fred Holliday attended a family tea at Swansea on Sunday in honour of the approaching marriage of Mrs, Hol- liday's sister, Miss Anna Will Mr. and Mrs. Ewart ei Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pollard on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grant and small son visited on the week-end with the John Grants. Myrtle folk were happy to have Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lunney. back for a visit from Halifax this week with -their daughter Sandra. Mrs.' Albert Cooper will entertain the W.A. group on Wednesday evening June 10th, _ FOR SUMMER: SOUVENIRS The good looking gal pictured is Pat Patterson, your genial hostess on "Souvenirs of Sometime" heard on the CBC's Dominion network every Sun- day.: She paints pleasant word pic- tures of experiences shared by most Canadians during the summer months, holidays, travel, gardening and the like are.brought to mind, These souvenirs set a leisurely pacé for the gongs of Joyce Sullivan and instru mental stylings" 'of violinist Jack 'Groob and his orchestra. Folk-songs, light chegics, and Latin-American music blend into a sunset of sound-- an appropriate setting for summer Te-| laxation. SATURDAY SPECIAL -- FRUIT SALAD LAYER CAKE ~ GERROW' S BAKERY PHONE 32W ) G. M. GERROW ) PAINTING and ih "DECORATING We supply all material for your Sob, . Sample books on request. For exterior painting Please book your job early if possible, Latest finishes 'in Rubbed Plywood, any colour For Expert Decorating call-- M. ST. CLAIR and Sons Phone Port Perry 113-r-14 17W + il i i 1 OOO 5 iF | FOR SALE $4,400-- Complete Price-for 5-room Bungalow, just off main street. 1 Large lot and garage go to make this-a very desirable property at a moderate price. ERNEST RIDOUT REAL ESTATE LIMITED Port Perry Representative: WM. HEAYN PRINCE ALBERT, ONT. [| | = Phone 174 r 12 er J OO OO - OO OD ~ We Make it Easy "To Enjoy 'next Winter with paid-up-heat Pay small monthly sums, Get rid of those big winter fuel bills, Start now on the 'blue coal' Budget Plan and begin the . winter with a bin-full of 'blue coal' --all ~ paid for. Act Now-- while prices are at their lowest, USE THE! : 'blue coal' REESOR FUEL AND LUMBER Phone 78 ; BUDGET PLAN O FEASY TERMS -- TRADE or CASH Port Perry Albert. The sympathy of the friends : x -- J] ms ' WM. G. MANNING, i BRIT i ARID Jotons : ; Clerk Teensiron, in bi goes to it Lyle. J S G wr 2 $ . M. 0 Sunday t MIST HN 4 Férguson Tractors : County of Ontario, | : Gerrow lefs on Sunday to oO. GREATER a : LEASKDALE : Court House, Whitby, Ontario. of 50 2 Phone Uxbridge 162 r 15 2 t : ND OF =] = rE / Juned 88480808888 88sshsstattatnnnntsssssnsrsiiss Rests saannntl NEW KIND HOME By H - BELLEVILLE LIVESTOCK SALES HANDYMAN MA 0 Dead Stock ; ? LD snap! Cultivates, g vi Service Joes he hs 2 Dead or crippled horses, cattle, - Sales Every Tuesday : 2 Y Dye tor 10 Toll in p | = hogs, picked up for santiary disposal. ||: commencing at 2 p.m, Buyers will find a wide variety of MAOTILLE » Siete" or "phone phon J Phone colléct: Port Perry, 108 r 14;|| ' Butcher, Feeder and Dairy Cattle (Sprigers); also Feeder \ for: yrEn ; ba Uxbridge 92 r 14; Lindsay 45682. Head Pigs, (all sizes), Veal and Young Calves, and Horses. Why Ss 2 Office 16 r 11 Woodville, - 1 Sales Arena heated in winter. : 'MILLER'S CHICK * ; ED. PECONI Air-conditioned in Summer... : HATCHERY ; Argyle, Ontario. Phone Sunderland 8 r 31 april6t.f, PHONE: BELLEVILLE 1828 July 63