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8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 26th, 1956 See Us To-Day For That New Or Used Car OLDSMOBILE and | CHEVROLET CARS CHEVROLET TRUCKS SPECIALS IN USED CARS 1953 METEOR 2 1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1918S CHEVROLET SEDAN 1951 PONTIAC 2-DOOR % 1937 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR All Cars in I'ully 1948 CHEVEOL IY TRUCK with side windows 1919 STUDEBAKER Y4-ton 2-Door A-1 Condition. Guaranteed CONVENIENT LA.C. TERMS ON BALANCE ni. aa SCIENCE IN YOUR LIFE rr. a Medical Martyrs All too few persons recognize the hazards encountered by members of the medical profession. The physi- cian--carrying the answer to almost every disease problem in his black * bag--often is considered impervious to the ailments he so successfully. ? treats. That is far from being the case. Medical history records innumenr- fiah able incidents in 7} which the physi- © cian has become a martyr, The influ- enzu virus, for in- stance, recognizes no professional bounds and can infect the physician as well as the carpenter More striking than these inci- dental exposures are instances in which physicians have deliberately infected themselves in do-or-die at- tempts to learn more about deadly ailments and their cures. One of the most famous of these medical martyrs was Jesse William Lazear, who was convinced that mosquitoes transmitted yellow fever. He proved his point by allowing himself to be bitten by a mosquito known to have fed on a yellow fever victim. Seven days later, Lazear was dead. Lazear's colleague, James Car- roll, buttressed his dead friend's theory when he also allowed himself to be Ditten by an infected mosquito. Carroll contracted yellow fever, but survived. Medical heroism continues today with "volunteers" testing new drugs aml vaccines. Dr. Jonas Salk in- jected himself and, later, his chil- dren with his killed virus polio vac- cine before he attempted any wide- spread injections. Thus, t the spirit of Jesse Lazear is still very much alive in the medical A number of neighbours helped Mr. C. Lakey catch his pet deer which had escaped through a hole in the fence and was missing for several days. Mr, and Mrs, Bill Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown were at their cottage for the week-end. It was interesting to see Frank Mec- Gregor's nephew, Bob Davis, on T.V, Sunday evening. He is a member of the R.C.M.P. stationed in Saskatche- wan, Little Ricky Dussault had a weeks holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Me- Donald. Mr. and Mrs. C. Gordon are with them now. Scugog The weiner supper held at the Head Church Tea Room last Monday even- ing was a great success, and about 65 members of the community attended. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Carter were Dr. and Mrs, Best and family of Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. E. Kayes and Mr. and Mrs. A. Alexander, of Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Alec Martyn, We are very pleased with the high attendance at the Head Sunday School during these summer holidays. The friends from the cottages are very welcome visitors each Sunday. Misses Carol and Alison Barry, Miss Linda Reader and Miss Donna. Collins 1 judges sample the wares of hundreds of home chefs entering their baking and preserves in numerous Baking Day competitions. Of interest to many women will be the special competition for decorated Childrens Party Cakes, This contest promises both lots of fun during pre- paration and a colourful display of showmanship for the Baking Tent, Winners will receive cash prizes of $60, $26, and $15. . nother feature® competition is for Citrus Marmalade (8 fruits). App- earance, colour, and flavour will be the judges' criterid in choosing winners, $26, $16, and $10 are the prizes for top entries. BAKING AND PRESERVING If your forte is preserving mustard beans, there is a category for pre- served mustard beans. There are separate classes in the Baking Day competition with prizes for a variety particular categories within each class. In the cake class there are prizes for angel cake, plain white cake, chocolate layer cake, light fruit cake, and dark fruit cake. Other categories are as follows: Yeast bread and rolls: white bread, brown bread, coffee roll or ring, white Cloverleaf voli, and brown Clover- leaf rolls. Baking powder bread and muffins: date and nut loaf, bran muffins, tea biscuits and plain muffins, Details, entry forms and regulations may be obtained hy writing or phon- ing the C.N.E. (Women's Division) and asking for the 19566 Prize List. Why not have your family's favorite dish among the exhibits on Baking Day, September bth, at the Exhibi- tion? bran muffins, Over $60.00 in prize money will be given to' juniors. All products to be entered must be made ahead of time, and it would not be out of order to start practicing now. There is an entry fee of 25ec. for all senior entries, and entry forms must be received by the C.N.E. (Wom- en's Division) by July 81st. . . . p_-- THEATRE ' LAKEVIEW PORT PERRY Two Shows Nightly ~ -- 1 and 9 p.m. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT. JULY 26-27-28 " Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Dorothy Malone In the Merriest Laugh Riot of the Year, All in Technicolor and Vistavision "ARTISTS AND MODELS" CARTOON MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED, JULY 30-31, AUGUST 1 Van Heflin, Aldo Ray, Tab Hunter ik In the Record-Breaking Technicolor Sensation "BATTLE CRY" Due to length of picture one show nightly at 8 p.m. Adult Entertainment - El t y , OUR SHOWROOMS ARE. OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. DAILY ERY Day Special 2c. off on a gallon of gas We Service All Makes of Cars HOWARD MOTORS Port Perry Phone 74 £ HOWARD CHALLIS, Proprietor and ACCESSORIES UNCLE fee(SE2Z § Pp = If Your Are Planning To Build See US For LUMBER you MAY LEAVE YOUR MILLIONS To youR SON, BUT, HAVE You REALLY GIVEN HIM ANYTHING JOHN BALLARD LUMBER ee Port Perry ~~ Phone 280 OO BLUE C OAlL SUMMER PRICES June and July $26.25 per ton CASH PISCOUNT $1.00 PER TON REESOR F UEL & LUMBER PHONE 73 PORT PERRY sss am EEE mm. zm VO OR | week-end with his grandparents. world of he 20th century, Auction Sales MON., JULY 30th -- Auction Sale of Live Stock, M:H. 44 Tractor, Trac- tor Machinery, Truck, Mount Forest Favorite Threshing Machine, the pro- perty of Frank Corkery Estate, Lot 8, Con. 4, Fnnismore Twp., on Subur- ban Road, 1% miles North of Che- mong Causeway. - Terms Cash, Sale at 1.00 p.m. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer, Port Perry, Ont. Manchester day evening at 7.30 p.m. Miss Hazel Gregg left for Va couver on Sunday after having a visi with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holtby. ._. Gerald Crosier, Toronto, spent 'the Mr. Arnold Roach is in Michigan this week. Mr. Sam Arnold had a successful furniture sale on Shturday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Franklin spent a recent week-end with Mr. and Mrs. I'red Brooks, Toronto. The Women's Association are invit- ed to the home of Mrs. Lloyd McKee, Oshawa, for the meeting, August 2nd. Mr. and Mrs, John Turner, Barbara and Joan, of Winnipeg, are visiting the Holtby families here. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Spang and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor and baby, of Stouffville, were guests of Mr| and Mrs. W. F. Crosier; on Sunday. wr il Utica Church service 'at two o'clock and Sunday School at one o'clock: is the Church programme for next, Sunday. This is the last service for the summer as there will be none for August. The July meeting of the W.A. was held at the home of .Mrs. Ross Sandi- son-under the leadership of the presi- dent, Mrs. Earl Ballard. Community sympathy is extended to the family of the late William Bell. A number of his neighbors attended the funeral service held in the Mec- Dermott-Panabaker Funeral chapel. Many friends and neighbours of Mr. and Mrs, Don Sutcliffe gathered at Manchester hall, Saturday evening, for a dance and presentation. Mrs. Ray McDonald read the address and Lawrence Midgley and Bruce Geer presented the happy couple with a cream coloured mantle radio. A hail storn passed through this district nearly two weeks ago destroy- ing gardens and crops and breaking windows, The worst of the hail storm was centered at Utica. Marble-sized hail stones lay several inches deep on the ground for some hours after the storm had passed. Mrs. Frank Kendall spent some time last week in Toronto with Mrs. Hugh Burtch and family, The Saunders children 'are holiday- ing in Brockville with their grand- mother, Mr, and Mrs, Alex. McLeod, Sharon and Shirley, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Crosier, Their home i8 in Kintore, Visitors at Frank Kendall's were Mr. Chas. Blueman, of Woodstock, and Mrs. W. Reid, Alex and friend of Service will be as usual next Sun: are attending a summer United Church| Cookies: shortbread, drop cookies, Rp -- Camp at Haliburton and unbaked small cookies. L) Mrs. Earl Reader spent last week Pastry: peach pie, cherry pie, | CANDY TREATS end in Barrie raisin pie, and butter tarts. [1] Don't Lorca the picnic of the Head| ome Preserving: raspberry jam,|g CADBURY'S HAZEL NUT BAR (large) 29¢. W.A. which will be held next Wednes.- | Plack currant jelly, grape jelly, orange @ MIDGET PARTY PILLOWS (cello bag).............. 39c. day, August 1st at 24 Sopbinsony Point, | marmalade, eanned raspberries, ean. u MARSHMALLOWS .....ooocecvvvvinrnnn, I 1b. and Y; lb. bags - | ned peaches, canned cherries, sweet|2 % : . cucumber pickles, mustard beans, |B g S . d S [J C. N. E. Baking cooked salad dressing (without oil), | , atur ay pecia and mayonnaise (with. oil). "Orange Layer Cake" Oh chic Iced Doughnuts" Co; hi tion Juniors Too. es ompe 1 Special classes for boys and girls Hi There will be fragrant aromas ris-|not over 16 years of age will again |= GERROW'S 1 S BAKERY ing from the Big Top at the C.N.E.|be held, and young contestants may u (Women's Division) on September b. [enter their layer cake (light or choc- u Phone 32W G. M. 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