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8-THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 19066 See Us To-Day ~~ For That New Or Used Car OLDSMOBILE and CHEVROLET CARS CHEVROLET TRUCKS Cartwright Central School Report 1st Class Frances Staniland, 2nd Clais Fobra Fletcher; Alan Asselstine, Peter Van der Heul, Pass--Fred Clarke, Audry Van Ryswyk, miond, Annie Redmond, Elinor Maurice Red She- Gerald Brown. 1st Class Honours--Betty De Vries John Hutton. Roberta Mackie, June Werry, Betl Strong. Pass -- Bonnie Saywell, SPECIALS IN USED CARS Snooks, Péter Van Ryswyk, Glend: Wilson, Ronald Hoskin, David Hobbs Maarten Mantel, Alywin Haines, Jopp Fully Guaranteed. I'ully Guaranteed. & 1952 BEL-AIR--2 Tone, 1951 PONTIAC--2- Ifully Guaranteed. 1953 METEOR SEDAN, New Paint--2 tone, 2-Door Sedan, one owner, 1953 FORD COACH, Lxcellent Condition, one owner, Like New. Door SEDAN--Good Condition, CONVENIENT LA.C. TERMS ON BALANCE OUR SHOWROOMS ARE OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. DAILY Duivesteyn, Truusje Duivesteyn Ralph Bowers, Grade VI to Grade VIII-- Helen Buschlen, Katherine Cousins 2nd Class Honours--Ruth Duncan Sheila Fletcher, Stuart Hedge, Laure Mackie, Marlyn Oliver, Jane Payne Shirley Prosser, Art VanCamp. bank, Colin Haines, David Kyte, Saunders. Grade V to VI-- raine Dayes. If you are not - © Guarantee. satisfied with Don't talk about it--Bring it in to us to-day. Your New or Used Car Service Peter Mantel, Janice Sadler, Pass-- Donald Bradburn, Forest, Bruce Gibson, Paul Rahm. Donna McLaughlin Brian Staniland. Grade V to Grade VI-- ns vr PRI PARTS ' nn - nha Sl at re ot a oe a AN TAT tT BEE EE Ss EL oh mt and We Service All Makes of Cars ACCESSORIES HOWARD ~ MOTORS Gordon Brown, Gilbank, Sylvia Lawrence, sant, Leona Rohrer, V to VI. bd Grade IV to V-- = burn, Larry Brown, Robin Cousins, Donna Downey, Grac Lorne Lansing, Cheryl Metcalf, Roseboom, brook, Bobby Watson, Verna Oliver. MRS. BRUCE HEASLIP, Carol Rahm, Promoted from Grade VIII to Gr. IX: Honours -- Margaret Hooey, Gordon Gay, Ardis McArthur Leslie Asselstine, Clem Wilson, milt, Helen McLeod, Lorne Lee, Doris Griffin, Keith Haines, Margaret Ellis, Promoted from Gr. VII to Gr. VIII-- 2nd Class Hondurs--Nicole Forest, Shirley N. BAILEY, Teacher. 1st Class Honours--Joan Bradburn, Ina Frayer, Larry Hoskin, Lorraine Judson, Marjorie Stewart, Jim Swain. Pass--Lloyd Gilbank, Shirley Gil-| Gloria Oliver, Patrice Payne, Leonard 1st Class Honours--Jim Byers, Lor- 2nd Class Honours--Verna Harris, Donald GRANT CAMPBELL, Teacher Donald Duncan,{ Jean Gay, John Gay, Peter Gay, Car Wayne Malcolm, Wayne Minshall, Mary Pas- Marlyn Stinson, Don Swain, Raymond Tillbrook ~~ . 1 Linda Venning accelerated IV, and ' Floyd Argue, Bruce Beacock, €arol Blythe, Marion Bradburn, Mary Brad- Janice Byers, FFeddema, Ann Gibson, Floyd Kyte, Brenda Malcolm, John Alice Taylor, Philip Till- lit," Dorothy Gay, Bill Hutchinson, Nancy Hutton, Lynda Kyte, Elizabeth Laing, Jerry McAughey, Melle Jong- sma, Harley McCoy, Leah McKee, Donald McLaughlin, Jaime Payne, Dennis Prosser; Carol Rohrer,' Ken- neth Rohrer, Hennie Roseboom, Mavis Shemilt, Nancy Staniland, Swain, Fetsje Vander Meer, Hans Ver- heul, David Wotten, Glenna MaelLeon. | Grade II to III-- ¢ Donald Brown, Margaret Carnag- han, Brian Mountjoy, Jill Saywell, -| Phyllis Tillbrook, Lloyd Trewin. MRS. ROY TURNER, Teacher, Grade II to Grade 11I-- David Hedge, Ronald Minshall, Pat- sy Wotton, Robert Redmand, Denis ,| McLaughlin," Judith Cochrane, ~ Fred Taylor, Madia Schwartz, Shirley Mec- Coy, Marlene Tomchishin, Douglas 1| Metealf, Margaret Argue, Diane Me- Aughey, Jean Saywell, Roy Bradburn, Donald Saunders, Joan Lansing, David | Mackie, Pina Duivesteyn, Ivan Brad- ,| burn, Helen Swain, Dorothy Downey, i| Cheryl Forest, ,| Grade I to Grade II-- Betty Bradburn, Elizabeth Thomp- son, Joan Wotton, Terry Collins, Billy Watson, Ronald Martyn, Lorna Wright, Michael Arscott, James Carn- aghan, Sheila Tomchishin, Sharon Larmer, Nancy Dorrell, Judith Swain. Mrs, John Venning, Teacher. Grade II to Grade III-- | Sanda Judson, Denise Malcolm, Mari- lyn Perigue (recommended) J ' Grade I'to Grade IT-- Marion Argue, Doug. Asselstine, Lucille Beacock, Glenn Bonnetta, Pa- tricia Colley, Frances Frayer, Carole I'orest, Kenny Gibson, Donald Gray, Betty Hicks, George Hicks, -- Hene Jongsma, Bobby Kyte, Rence Ledoux, Rosemary Lubson, Viola Lubson Mickey McDonald (recommended), Jo '| Ann MacLeod, Gail Malcolm, Bernice Mappin, Marine' McKee, Garry Red- mond, Warren Rohrer, Grace Rose- boom Ray Suggitt, Douglas William- son, Wayne Oliver. Ralph} - Miss Yvonne Chant, Teacher. | Scugog S.S. No. 2 Report Grade IX -- Velma Michie, David Bowman. erie Eden, Mildred Martyn, Michie, Roy DeHart. Grade VI--Bonnie Edep, Jim: La- mont, David Newman, Grade V -- Kay Jackson, Leyland James. i. Grade IY--Marilyn Fralick, Janet Alex Cannon "Darlene Michie, Bernard Chandler, Bobby Prentice, Denny Martyn. Grade I1II--Muriel Lamont, Patsy Aldred, Beverley Eden, Mary Cannon, Billy Prentice. Grade I1I--Virginia Eden, John Mi- chie, Raymond Warren. Grade I Beginners--Joanne Martyn, Heather Demara, Sharon Brehley, Ian Cannon, Barry Prentice, Bobby De- Hart. IEUNICE M. HUNTER, Teacher. Report Scugog S.5. No.3 Grade 7--Bob Edgar, Bill Jeffrey, Ted Needham, Roy Poguer Sylvia Snache. Grade 6--Patsy Goose, Dianne and Sandra Fralick promoted on year's work due to illness. Grade b--Sharen Crozier, Barry Ed- gar, Sidney Johnson, Janet Warren, Peter Hood promoted without test due to illness. Grade 4 -- Carol Crozier, Leona Goose, Patricia Loates, Gordon Pogue. Darlene Warren. Grade. 3--Valorie - Edgar, Beverley Goose: Grade 2 -- Nancy Crozier, Marie Johnson, ~ Pauline Johnson, Laura Needham, Grace Pogue. Mrs. Reta Reader, teacher, Grade VIII--Freda Burnbam, Val-|. FLORAL TEA and BAKING SALE (Continued from Front Page) were shown by Danny Reesor, of lo- cal people and surroundings, with a few comedies for the amusement of the kiddies. It was pleasant to see Members from the Whitby Cub and Scout Mo- thers' Auxiliary and also our own past president Mrs, Leola Rider in atten- dance. . The Auxiliary Members were very pleased with the large number of guests who attended and grateful for the wonderful support received from the mothers and friends who contri- buted so generously to help make this gala affair so successful. We would like to especially say thank you to the non-members of this organization, who pitched in and helped behind the scenes to put our project over. It is this sort of community spirit that en- courages organizations to carry on this public 'work and our Auxiliary does appreciate the loyal support. LAKEVIEW Two Shows Nightly -- 7 and 9 p.m. THEATRE PORT PERRY Fe, THEATRE WILL BE CLOSED FOR TWO WEEKS - FROM JUNE 25th to JULY 8th OPEN AGAIN ON MONDAY, JULY 9th, With Humphrey Bogart and Jan Sterling In the Sensational New Hit "THE HARDER THEY FALL" , J 2 h 4 a in WNL . Saturday Specials u "ORANGE LAYER CAKE" | " m Phone 32W Vi TE GERROW S BAKERY EL OG 1 EE aa | FRESH BAKING DAILY mn | BREAD, BUNS, PIES, TARTS and CAKES [ a lo "COFFEE ROLL" G. M. GERROW 1 1 A : ; Teacher. i Port Perry Phone 74 ¢ - | Grade III to TV-- } A ALLIS, Proprietor David Ballingal, Martha Broersma, 4 iW Brian Clements, John Cousins, Jim il Dayes, Shirley De Jonge, Eleanor Fir Te VHoE £1 if --_-- TAD A087 HS . Ae : Ly " y Hh NG ; wh | ) LAN { BY THEY ARE mistaken who think an increase in city wages automatically helps farmers. = The farmer's selling price of milk delivered to the city is the same whether the ultimate consumer is a schoolboy who pays 8 cents for a glass, or whether he is a prosperous-senior in a luxury restaurant topping off a lunch with a glass of ; milk for which he is charged 20 cents or more. If a city wage earner is now getting enough cash to buy all the milk or other food he and his family can or will eat, a further boost in pay will not persuade people to eat more farm products. Most city workers not only have enough for hasic needs but also todyk they possess what only 50 years ago would have heen IXuries only to be dreamed about. It is because Canaflians are so fortunate in their high standard of living that wage increases in cities do not really help hil A In fact, a hoost in wages will send up prices of - things firmers buy unless production costs per man are képt down in other'*ways. iy | 7 gh t bl J HE] : THE il STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA : Sy LIMITED 7 : # i - : MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO A Hy I it | ' _ eee === --- -- ' : 1) ------ -- ---- ---- A ---- S-- 4 19 + i Far 7 1 A------------ SS Ss-- ' COMPARE THESE VALUES! CAR pn ~ §/ Check the reasons... Theres no buy like the B6 UY in the low-price field--D CAR * for extra room insidel OVER-ALL LENGTH--Dodge is longest by far-- 198.8" PUSH-BUTTON AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CONTROL --for driving at its éasiest! Before you FULL WRAP-AROUND WINDSHIELD --wraps around at top and bottom! - in caso of blowout! SAFETY-RIM WHEELS -- help ety tires to whools SAFETY DOOR LATCHES --help to keep doors tightly locked even under impact! up to 200 There's no bu, ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS STANDARD -- operate at constant speed, never slow down! ing, either. ORIFICE-TYPE SHOCK ABSORBERS --for a velvet-smooth ride on any road! DUAL-CYLINDER FRONT WHEEL BRAKES-- assure more even braking action! RESISTOR-TYPE SPARK PLUGS-- last up to b times longer than ordinary plugs! INDEPENDENT PARKING BRAKE-- a second braking system for greater safety! BONDED-TYPE BRAKE LINING -- Pia up to 60% more usable lining area for longer life! the cleanest oll! FLOATING OIL INTAKE --insures entry of only PHONE 313 TOTAL BENEFITS Come in now | Put your finger on the Big Buy in driving ease -- Dodge push-button PowerFlite| ee id . « Spend just a minute to check this fac chart... see 12 of the many reasons why, Dodge paces the pack in the low: price ll car, take a c ou ook at the THE YEAR . . . the big, new Dodga, You'll see, for instance, that Dodge is . Big Buy in big-car size. It's almost;a foo} longer than the other low-priced cars=s bigger inside, too. You'll discover that Dodag is Sho Big B in driving ease, too . onvenionce of push-button Dome lita ' ou just push a button. .. step on og --and go Giwored by a "Dodge V-8 wie 1.p. or the famous like Dodge for safe Tie esides Safe ety-Lock door latches and dua Sylinder front. wheel brakes, Dod other outstanding safety fea standard equipment. All this--and more--can be on even the most modest budget. ay soon and let us show you how easy it to drive out in a glamourous new Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited : So our money on an IGB Yi hr ge fa the Bi Jodgo Six) ety-Rim whee! off ures There never was a better time to got the BIG BUY in the low-price field--Dodge with the Forward Look > | "BEARE MOTORS LIMITED PORT PERRY WATCH CLIMAX~BHOWER OF 8TARS WEEKLY ON TV. CHECK YOUR NEWSPAPER FOR DATE AND TIME, BRIERE . = yg