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. Uxbridge, Sept. 20-30 el Ae Yay HEN Rh Eh AS hr Al A ARE RSS Vie ay a 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 9th, 1953 FA hits ¥ A hv A Ja WIP 4 Shh Q LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and family of Port Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright and family of Peterboro spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claygnce Wright, Cannington, It being their parents' 30th wedding anniversary. v . : Mrs, Annie Sherman, of Toronto, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs, S. Farmer. : "" Inspector and Mrs. McComb, of Ot- awa, (daughter of Mrs. Elgin Real, Port Perry), are moving® to Battle- ford, Sask. Three local Lions--Past President Art Brunton, Director Cee. King and Past Sec. Irving Boyd were in' Lind- say visiting thé new Lions Club which was recently sponsored by the Port Perry Lions Club. .Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Boyd, of Ottawa are spending a few days with rela- tives in Toronto and Fort Perry. Mrs. S. Farmer will return with them to Ottawa for a visit. . Geo. Keyes and brother Hairy gir and their father Geo. Keyes, of Brampton, were recent guests of Mrs. Alma Hooey and Cecil Hooey. STALEY--At his home, Port Perry, on Friday, July 3, 1953, James Staley, beloved husband of Rebecca Mincks. Interment Scugog Island. WILLIAMS--At Prince Albert, on Sunday, July bth, 1953, Elizabeth Armstrong, beloved wife of the late John William, in her 83rd year. Fun- eral service at Nestleton United Church. Interment Nestleton Ceme- tery. In Memoriam BELL--In loving memory of a dear husband and father, William Bell, who passed away July 13th, 1951. There's a dear and hallowed spot In the cemetery so green, 4s Where sleeping lies our loved one From the human eyes unseen. The winds of heaven blow O'er the dear hallowed spot, For there amid the changing scenes of life, He will never be forgot. : Ever remembered by Wife and family. 'Births The Junior Smith brothers are proud to announce the arrival of their new partner, Donovan James, on July 7th, in Community Memorial Hos- pital, Port Perry, a son for Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith. 'Engagement Mr. and Mrs. William Moase an- nounce. the engagement of their daughter, Verna May to Mr. Robert William Wilkinson, son of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wilkinson, of Utica. The wedding will take place in Port Perry United Church on. Saturday, August Ist at 2.30 p.m. Fair Dates For This District An indication that summer is now definitely here and that fall will fol- * low soon, is given by the issuance this week by the Agricultural Societies' Branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture of the list of fall fairs and exhibitions. 3 The list dates in this section of the province is as follows: > ' Barrie, October 1 and 3 Beaverton, Sept, 17-19 Belleville, Aug. 17-20 - Bobcaygeon, Oct. 2-3 Blackstock, Oct. 16-17 Campbellford; Sept.-29-30 Deseronto, Sept. 26 Kingston, Sept. 29 - Oct. 3. Lakefield, Sept. 11-12 - Lindsay, Sept. 22-26 Madoe, Oct. 6-7 Markham, Oct; 1-3 Norwood, Oct. 9, 10, 12 I ' Oakwood, Sept. 21-22 : Orillia, Sept 10-11 Orono, Sept, 11-12, Oshawa, Aug, 19-22 Peterborough, Sept. 16-19 Port Perry, Sept. 5-7 Roseneath, Oct. 2-3 : Stirling, Sept. 16-16 i Sunderland, Sept. 15-16 Toronto (CNE) Aug. 28 --Sept, 12 Warkworth, Sept. 24-26 «| Service at 2.30 p.m, at the home of NEWS The Churches CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION . ANGLICAN Rector: Rev. I. 8. Swabey, M.A. B.D. July 12th--6th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m.--Holy Communion, «Hl a.m.--Morning Prayer. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYT ERIAN CHURCH Coming Events PICTURES AND PICNIC The United Church Afternoon aux- iliary will meet in the church base- ment Tuesday, July 14th, at 3 p.m, Colored slides, kindly loaned by-Gapt: R. 'H. Dodson,- Chaplain, a" Korean missionary, will be shown, After this a picnic supper 'will be enjoyed on' the church lawn, Ladies of the 'community are cordially invited to attend, bring: your basket and join Jessie McArthur is expected home Sunday, July 12th-- 10 a,m.--Sunday Schdol. 11 a.m.--Divine Worship. Minister: Rev. H. G. Funstone, B.A. of Rosetown, Sask. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, Minister Sunday, July 12---, 10 a.m,--Sunday School, 11 a.m.--Morning Worship No evening service, PORT - PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Douglas Sloan, Pastor. Sunday, July 12-- 2 p.m.--Sunday School. 3 p.m. Service-- . Wednesday--Prayer meeting, 8 p.m. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, July 12-- rr 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 3 p.m., Sunday School 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Friday, 8 p.m.--Bible Study. EVERYBODY WELCOME Pastor: Wm. W. Thompson. SEVENTH, DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, July 11-- Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are welcome Obituary FRED A. FERRIS Following a brief illness Fred A. IPerrs passed away in Prince Ed- ward County Hospital on Friday, June 12, He was in his 81st year and had been in failing health for the past couple of months but active until about a we&k before his death. Coming to Picton from Port Perry with his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ferris, as a young man, Fred has lived in Picton prac- tically his entire life. In recent years he followed the painting and decorating trade, first with _his brother-in-law and the late Edgar S. Juby and later on his own. In his younger days Fred was prominently associated with some of Picton's winning hockey teams, on Thursday, July 9th,.and will ad- | dress a meeting in St. John's Parish Hall Blacktock on Friday evening the 10th, showing some of her coloured slides, ete. All are welcome to attend. Home-Made Baking Sale Jang JULY 18-- under the auspices of Eastern Star. Particulars later, Postponed- The Home Baking Sale planned by the Community Hospital Auxiliary has had to be postponed. Another date will be announced later. Watch for this date! - AYOID FATIGUE TO : AVOID. ACCIDENTS Pointing up one of the many ways drivers can avoid. accident producting conditions, J. P. Bickell, Registrar of motor vehicles of the Ontario. De- partment of Highways, emphasized the need to avoid driving when tired. "Fatigue," he said, "especially during the summer months, is the significant "| factor in a large number of motor vehicle accident." " "At this time of the 'year, motorists are driving distances they are not accustomed tp, on week-end trips and annual vacations." "Take a ten minute break after two hours and have a cup of tea or coffee." It's dangerous to drive at any speed when fatigued--at high speeds it is suicide. * Se was an ardent angler and hunter and enjoyed skiing and skating. From its incepton he was an active member of Prince Edward Rod and Gun Club and a regular participant in the trap shoots. In the immediate family, he leaves to mourn two sisters, Mrs. resided on Paul Street, and Mrs. Maud Bowerman of Tisdale, Sask. A~sister, Mrs. Edgar Juby, prede- céased him some years ago. the funeral service and the many floral tributes testified to the high Always a lover of the outdoors, he esteem in which the deceased was held, ' Only two days left "in \ 2 Remember Customers making purchases in our store from July 2nd to July 11th, may win a $15.00 merchandise voucher, draw will be made of all counter checks issued during this Yetlod. * KAYVAN'S LADIES WEAR Located in C arnegie Building. Tr for this big chance A \ RN AIBA IRAN JUNE and JULY AUGUST ............ SEPTEMBER... OCTOBER ........ TL 2020000 2000900000 C E090 * Serhan nas . DISCOUNT--50¢. per ton for Ca Three Te ee ee SUMMER PRICES STOVE AND NUT cnn se $28.60 per ton June, July August, and September only. REESOR FUEL & LUMBER Coal $27.00 per ton wee" $27.50 per ton wo $28.00 per ton sh in 15 days on orders in 3 La {one the one story alone. M. E. Knox (Betty), with whom he}. The large concourse of friends at Lia 4 Ingratitude foa Reporter. (Cobourg Sentinal' Star) . The ingratitude of many people whose names and doings appear in a newspaper is probably the biggest {thing of its kind. The person who borrows your lawn mower and runs it over stones, following which he neg- lects to have it sharpened is ungrate- ful.- He is further ungrateful ol he buys a new one andirefuses end it to you while your o wetting repaired, but it happens. 1» The person who borrows your silver- ware and réturns-it with two farks gone, from a pattern you can't replace is as bad. There are many more of them but none, 'not one of them can match the ingratitude of the public as a whole when it comes to'a newspaper's cover- age. i A reporter covered a 'local story recently. He spent three hours at the event, The next morning he devoted three hours straightening up the story, choosing what he thought was best and what would appeal to the reader end of the story. Later an editor spent half an hour editing the copy and still later a lino- type operator spent an hour setting it in type, Last action of all, a com- positor spent time setting it in a page. There the individuality of the story ends, With others it was ; printed and -dis- tributed. In all nearly eight hours of the com- bined time of four people was spent The cost of the hours, type, and the ten other things are not eomputed here. It would be useless to do so, some one would smile and say: "What! that story cost that much, that's ridiculous." Yet the cost of the story broken down by an expert would be startling- ly high, : Did anyone say what a fine effort it was? Certainly not! holes were vo picked in it by the people who could least of all write it and who had the smallest part of the setting. Did it disgust anyone, this ingratitude? No chance, the re- porter is used to it, the editor is used to- it, néwspapermen have been used to it since the first story ever printed appeared in: the castles of Europe. Some of those early newspapermen lost their lives over'the stories, all we are in danger of losing is jour sense of humor, a fate we fear worse than death, . rr -- fr ---- Re-Surfacing Roads In Port Perry Many sections of roads in Port Perry have received a new. surface during the past couple of weeks and are affording much pleasure to mot- orists who had been darting hither and yon on some streets to avoid the holes. A new curb along a part of Queen St. is planned. In the neighbourhood of $4,000. will be spent on the roads. No definate plans have been made for the sidewalk to -the new school along the south side of Queen St. bit we understand that traffic signals are to be installed at a later date. WEEK-END SPECIALS FREE DELIVERY EVERY MORNING OF EVERY DAY Je GLEN VALLEY PORK & BEANS, 15 oz. ............2 for 19¢. COLLEEN CHOICE PEAS, 20 0z. ......c.cc.... vn? fOF 39. - ROSE BRAND MARGARINE ...... TT Ib. 35¢. CRISPY FLAKE SHORTENING. ... Toate Bed Ib. 25¢, SANDWICH BISCUITS, Assorted ".............ccrn.i1b. 39¢. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES NEW POTATOES .ccoocvcviirnstinmmrmmnisasrin vienna 10 Ibs, 39¢. : " GRAPES, Red SWeel .......c..cocouvimniininsien Senpnnerres Jy; 200, § t- GOOSEBERRIES, box 29c. Cantalopes, 45's, 19¢. § TOMATOES, Ontario Grown, LETTUCE, CABBAGE, CELERY, CAULIFLOWERS, RADISH. %._. © PHONE 91 DAILY PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE Ro xy Theatre Usbridge LAST SHOWING TO-NITE. THURSDAY, J uLy 9th-- "Ruby Gentry" starring JENNIFER ny and' ITY von HESTON. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 10 and 11 I" I" "Bonzo Goes .fo College - starring EDMUND GWEN and MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN. PLUS : "Last of the Comanches" TECHNICOLOR \ starring BRODERICK CRAWFORD and BARBARA HALE Days July 13 3 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 3 -15 Wi HE MOST COMPLETE COVERAGE of this Historie Once-in-a« Lifetime Event! All the thrilling pomp and pageantry ~with the actual Westminster Abkey \ ~ SUI Vy = Fi QUEEN ns CROWNED THE ONLY " FULL-LENGTH FEATURE OF THE "CORONATION OF QUEEN ELIZABETH | ¥ : Sechnicai, k 5 i Narration writen by CHRISTOPHER FRY ¢ BW "Ma and Pa Kettle on Vacation" WILL BE AT THIS THEATRE SOON SPEED - QUALITY 48 HOUR SERVICE SCUGOG CLEANERS WALTER HARMER, Proprietor PHONE 221M CHEVROLET - y Te fos 4 Combine os ' 7 ; = J 1 0, wh / 51% ow Wr oy Zi? RNY i ay ii vi hy) & @ Here's "the most capable combine ever built," accord ing to many men with a lot of combine experience. In our own observation it harvests more kinds of crops, and saves them more completely, under more difficult conditions, than anything else we have seen. Come in and learn more about the features and construction that have brought the remarkable performance record of the Case "A" : \ \ . Vernon Bryden Arthur Bryden Contact us for your baler twine requirements - Special Price--$11.56 per bale in half ton lots 'BRYDEN MOTORS OLDSMOBILE -. CASE FARM MACHINERY ; Port Perry Phone 74 2 3 * .. CHEVROLET TRUCKS ! "it v "YES! WE HAVE ICE" - ICE DELIVERY--TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, aii : CALL 289 . IE WW 3 PE JULY PRICES FOR STOVE snd NUT COAL $27. 00 per ton (Summer' prices) Cash Discount of 50¢. per ton if paid in 15 days PORT PERRY COAL & ICE CO.