The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

i eat ps rn tre AS : ; THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd, 1954--5 Clipper Manager Prince Albert Weekly Cage Report ----- hote ~ thanks for a referee's jacket ia ; : Sted guys--it means more than you might . . ' The Good Neighbours Service Club imagine. : 557 - WEEK- END SALE, APRIL 23. 24 A any Group met at the home of Eva Hunter with (I. W. Parkinson) TEAR OF JHE WERE -Sthly Hous bs Hi ix ea = an attendance of fifteen members. After a couple week's absence we our must. go to our loca 4 gi YORK PUMPKIN; 28 oz." Anh aan 17¢., 2 for 33c. Vice-president Florence Smith, op- | return. with as oct s. "| GANIZATION for the donation of the yt ; . . APPLE SAUCE, 15 0z. icin... wenn20€,, 2 for 39¢. ened the meeting with prayer and fol. for th thon» a to-lnat report lovely trophy for INT, 'C' OBA COM- 49 ' - HARRY HORNE'S Homogenized | PEANUT aang to reports circulating in lowing the minutes, Myrtle Sneigrove or the season--this EASTER WEEK PETITION, - something that will do AB : f BUTTER, 9 oz 4 2Te the daily papery, the Seoutiyille elep- gave a splendid treasurer's report OUR ALL-STAR P.P.H.S. LADS will | much to increase interest in basketball ; ' ' tarsi edb LUE * | pers have not made application to join "| be ) a $42 += V-8 VEGETABLE JUICES, 20 0%: Tr 2 "for-38c. + tha: tan oars BP Sr. B. group. Showing about $33. realized from our be playing tn the Bont qupees in the Lakeshore district. a ge fee i pie ie $44 Hy ~ STOKELY'S KERNEL CORN, 14 oz. ...... wen d9e., 2-for 87¢, -- | Manager L. E. O'Neill informed the | '8% euchre, E vind EH : 4 ; y ' : RASBERRY JAM, 48 oz. pail 1 Tribupe' that he had been invited to 'So as to know whete our chairs are | 185t year they 'pulled some great | WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 28 Auction pen ow ng Pi ; PAN ogni THC bel d, Oli comg-backs to become finalists and| - 2 a MONARCH CAKE MIX, with dish REE NX sttend 8 group Recting 8% Polerhure ok afer thers Fram oy sheen Jose uy to Porth (a team they played| Ste of Registered Guernsey Cattle,| EVENINGS from 7 to 11 * . a) a SALADA COFFEE, HA 8, tin ., te Fr Ale. on Sun uy tt hag eeline ; on for members and our community only. |About one hour after winning the semi. | Grade Cattle, Ford Tractor and plow, THE TOURNAMENT SALADA ORANGE KOE,' v; Ib, 60c. prese me the Lippers intend tol, = ald ask finals). A further note on this will] Farm=Stock, Implements, ete., on Lot Br ¥ BIT RN "SAVE ALL" WAX PAPER' 28¢ remain in the Metro circuit, 1 that you contact Olive ; HAS BEEN CANCELLED LIFEBOUY SOAP. LR sims i taisns ATH - Brown when needing them. appear elsewhere. P.P.H.S. were sad- 19, Broken Front, Pickering Twp., at FAMILY NIGHT (FRIDAY) 'RINSO DETERGENT, large o.oo. cri for Ble [7] [7] A Social evening is planned for Apr, | IY outclassed by 'A* school Champs |i «nd of the Brock Road, south of| © HL : LN arge rb 386 Merchanis' Out 80 in the School, at which we will | OCCLin the bantam COSSA FINALS Kingston Road, at Pickering Village, to continue m Jy 'Orders of $2.00 or over delivered fice of haree have cards and dancing, Ilene.Pugh [2nd lost each contest by app. 30 pts, rovncrte: of Geo H. Howes: Sule rat ALLEYS WILL BE CLOSED ® " This Year and Esther Heayn are the committee. | 0CCl were rightful winners but the | Property iB et FOR SUMMER, APRIL 30th P.P.H.S. BANTAMS WERE WELL- OFF their game, especially their shooting, with lack of practice being partially to blame, In a thrilling, rather-rongh two game series between the TOWN and HIGH SCHOOL the TOWN WON BY ONE POINTs-the Town copping the first contest 76-53, the P.P.H.S. ALL- STARS taking the second game by 13 points, Big point getters for the Town were GRIFFEN (41), WALD: INSPERGER (20) RODD and WAL- LACE (17); best scorers for the High apr22 School were HAUGEN (80), Lawrence | : L P : (28) Owen (21 one-game), GIBSON a - : (17). The most important news in am a. . hasketball to come out of. Port Perry |} in some days has been the donating, by the PORT PERRY, LIONS CLUB of a LAKESHORE BASKETBALL 1.30 pm. Terms cash. No reserve, as farm sold. Myrtle Hodgins expressed the ap- preciation for the fold-away cot, which has already been used by sick child- ren at school. A We were pleased to learn that the money sent to the Hospital Auxiliary of Port Perry was used to purchase a mix master and Blood tester for the Community Hospital, The hostess for May will be Leta Doupe and lunch will be arranged by Myrtle Hodgins, Lillian Howey and Jean Martyn. Christine Parkinson is to show us slides taken in Florida, Olive "Brown entertained with a contest which was won by Hattie Por- ter. All enjoyed refreshnients 'and a friendly half-hour together. Mr, and Mrs. Grant Hunter enter: DOUPE'S STORE PRINCE ALBERT + PHONE 4185W Oshawa Merchants Baseball Club will not operate this season. Secret- ary R. Cecil Bint informed recently that the decision had been definitely reached and a telegram was sent to Belleville, advising the secretary of the Central Ontario Baseball League, of the Oshawa Club's intention to withdraw from league competition. - It is-the considered opinion of the executive members of the Oshawa Merchants Baseball Club that the op- eration of two senior baseball clubs in this city would be a great financial risk due to the strain on the support .| and patronage of local fans, | 'Oshawa McCallum Transporters, Intermediate "A". Champions of Ont- ario in 1953, will operate this sum- | tained the following for the week-end: mer in the Toronto Viaduct Senior{ a, and Mrs. A. Robertson of Peter- League, along with 2 or three strong | joro: 5. Mac 3 Toronto entries, Oakville Oaks and and girls of Havelock: and Mr, and INTC? I'ROPHY, up for annual com- perhaps the Stouffville Baseball Club. | pp. 7, Glasgow and boys of Auburn, | Petition and.won the past two years La Miss M. Ryder, Toronto is enjoying | by thé PORT PERRY LIONS BAS. |} |Was Your Garden KING PIN LANES PORT PERRY EE RA z= Notice to Owners of Bicycles WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE : VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY License Plates for Bicycles must be purchased by, May 8th, 1954 from Chief A. C. Menzies. Cost of Plate bc. each, ---- Ken and Clarke Prentice, Auctioneers, Markham, Ont. this week with her aunt and:uncle| KETBALL TEAM. Bob Patte, pre- Mr, and Mrs, F. Flétcher and Barry. | Fsident of the Lakeshore League pre- CEMENT EAN ; - Home and School Association was sented it to Jack Griffen the past |} AG : A Failure? held fore-part of April at home of Mr, | Monday at the Lions Banquet in hon. # H ON Some farmers fill their tractor tanks twice a day; with a Wis d tiilure last and Mrs, C. Newnham, After discus- Sar of he a they panini i { : i 3 ; é . 3 5 7 : as your garden -a sion riod, lunch en d by all pre- ne team which bore their m i : RY : new David Brown 25 Diese), You'll ill your tank TWICE A year? Were your plants spindly and on jib ye el Pre: colours' in OBA play this past year. : "5 : 3 WEEK". .. and only if you drive the tractor hard for 8 hours chewed up by insects? If so, perhaps PAUL THOMAS, present TRI-BELL [§} £2 # i The most economical tractor yet! 'Doupe's on Tuesday evening, May 4. Easter week-end visitors with Mr. F. Vickery and Mr. and Mrs? L. Bea- cock were Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt and features and see what we mean. grow a. prize- -winning-'plot this sum- family and Miss A. Strickland, all of | Was the GUEST SPEAKER for the PHONE 73 PORT PERRY H 4 RS : mer, i Oshawa. occasion and did a splendid job in en- | § 1 Sse FEATURES -- Titled "Handy Garden Guide", the Woman's Association aaite. as us- | tertaining everyone. And a final | PByseeser 1313282828 88288 138318888 SESEIEELEEsTtee tesa ttsess ttt tssstesttssestessssts 73808348888 ess tm wit a day. You can save real money on fuel alone with a David * Brown 25 Diesel, but there's more to the new David Brown 25D than its outstanding fuel economy. Just chetk these | a booklet just published by 'the agri- cultural chemicals department of Can- | adian Industries Limited can help you COACH, twice.DOMINION CHAMP- ION COACH, PAST COACH of OUR : CANADIAN OLYMPIC CAGE TEAM: H Poy CS nn Pag REESOR FUEL & LUMBER . | 17-pdge illustrated booklet contains ual next Wednesday. A reminder to r hd 3 plow power information on' the scientific culture Sisiibeis not to for = : = A A AR AA ; ai : : : : ; 1 get roll call to be === ee ib © 6 speeds forward plus 2 speeds CALL us N ow for of vegetables, flowers and fruit. Com- answered by bringing an article for = % : : 4 "reverse a 'demonstration mon garden pests are identified and| : ; ) : ; wing table, or a parcel for white iv o Independent foot brakes for on your detailed recommendations given' as to elephant booth for fall bazaar ; 3a en quick, sharp turns own farm. their control. How to improve soil Grol, and Broan Beasceh . i ai # . \ Re o Direct injection, full diesel engine structure by use of a chemical soil joving : few days' with thelr grind. : . d Eo A Quick-fi 4 conditioner, neutralization of . soil mother Mrs. W. Beacock. and other ' b ! . ) yi s1aIts, even on acidity and alkalinity and how to build relatives at Blackstock, P ; ; coldest days i up a compost pile as a source of humus Miss Shirle ro of 'Ajax Is at . : 3 + Br te a in QUAKER FLOOR COVERING B pull-type implements . A planting guide and fertilization | the Vance home for the holiday week: ] 4 Fis 'q WER TH at recommendations for flower and vege- There was a good attendance at RUGS. 12 ft 15 ft 4 $27.95 irk ; " bl den turf Ki ) Church on Easter Sunday and a fine ny, . X 1b LP PP JURA 'er of - ) 2 ed r bls pyran - Th service was appreciated. All were "4 YARDS WIDE $ ard es 5 i flowering and Sai are in pleased to have Rev. Mr, Joblin hack : . Hon iy gh : A! - . FS vl 1 I'S ) : pga ct ET SR TAKER WAR ois L RAY HOBB S GARAGE "The "llandy arden Guide can ve| MF. i Mes. Won, Martyn were with | { obtained from hardware stores, C-I-L relatives in Lindsay a few days in the frensenns I I TORT 69¢.. foot f Easter week. Mr. and Mrs. E. Willerton, of Cedar Creek called on Mrs. Wm. Stmerville on Sunday. Mrs. McKerihen visited a week with fertilizer dealers, any sales office of the agricultural chemicals department or by writing the Agricultural Chemi- cals Department, P.O. Box 10; Mon- Somat MANCHESTER, ONT. VENETIAN BLINDS treal, Que. hate Js uo charge, Mire TS aton he Erockitn STEEL, obtains restr sionsisrisecinisseskiveiesseserss 60c. Square pout. i i b-- We extend sympathy to Mrs. Her- 36 inches wide, 64 inches long .........coooovvveviveeeiiiiiin Mi ot pi As YB, BRD. [|e zt the moronto Generar mowpieat || SISMAN WORK BOOTS Be a BLVAUVIY J ENENEIL) - BIE Be [lio nomi vr nioment was in Fark} a i -- ; x THURS. FRI and SAT. % fou yi) ve remembered by many | 3 SPECIALS For THURS., FRI and 2 {ls hed wre pon aioe co wn SISMAN SCAMPERS i BRIGHT'S CHOICE, 15 OZ. TIN : Dy {dig oy ME i mii fi | LL A FOR -already begun but owing to the wet , : $4.95 Ry PEACHES H ALV) S F esd begun bt Ovi to the wt [| aR 4 : | te, i postponed indefinitely. We Pig} say ; , - ¢. 5 | LIBBY' FANCY, 15 0Z. TIN _ were. at Joust fe nouen i smell SAVAGE SHOES - Children 5 i : FOR 'away back when' era but Svoept ne OXFORDS . =a \ thin | TENDER KING PEAS | LE, \ have been torn down or removed. Re- 4 S 4. N THE MODERN MAN NER | 5 | : eg Ares md BOTS, White ce $295 and $275 Lanner | YORK CHOICE, 28 OZ. TIN | : "FOR 2%, DE a I Ianing ips vo PATENT STRAP ...0..ocrivmssmminivs Bsn $4.25 Complete Line | TOMA OES : ) be looked upon as just a poor relation, : . . EY i . | I A AN --|If Ladies' Moccasin Shoes Carried IN PERSON ® | YORK CHOICE, 20 OZ TIN = FOR C ey or 0; | BEIGE COLOR... RRR NAY $2.95 * | C Im Co C | Grand OI" Opry SE tl Sa rea rm -- lll NasmvILLE,, TENNESSEE [fl NEW SHPMENS wna yf comma NO. 1 WHITE t t Ib. ¢ | GRANDPA LADI DRESSES en LY 7) | oe S 7 re ashallo ND | L cw P 9 2 : hed JONES | SKIRTS oy SEMI:TRIMMED 2 | RIPE SWEET CUBAN PER | | * AND HIS RADIO GROUP : - A ple | EACH 29 [l2Stage Shows || SUPERSILK HOSIERY ee | 0 'ineap es Ee I (Chairs for everyone) | - \§ : < - . ll BONELESS Ib C : (np RRCe j GROCERIES GRAPEFRUIT ........... reese fOr 280. | oN Vv | PINEAPPLES ........ wii 29. | LETTUCE, large em ---- ae LN IRolled eal | 1 Wed., A pril 28 POTATOES ................ viii: 0 10g, 268, | FLORIDA ORANGES, 176s .........43%. | RN » 3 . % A : "Skinless Welners IC i) BARN || Phone 43 Port Perry § | a ---- shawa || : | :