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8---PORT PERRY, ONT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1857 For a Progressive and Prosperous Blackstock (Continued from Page, 3) Are you in favour of the establish ment of government stores for the 4 sale of liquor 7 Coates. little child shall not enter' therein." in Midland, Tuesday. The Quick Way to Tastier Meals Birds Eye Frozen ORANGE JUICE 6-0z. tin 2 for 830 6 for 85¢c » Birds Eye Frozen ORANGE JUICE | Birds Eye Frozen i 8-0z. size 12-02. tin TURKEY, CHICKEN, BEEF PIES - 2 rr 65¢c 3 for 89¢c |] Birds Eye 12-0z. pkg. FRENCH FRIES - - - - - 2rr3% Birds Eye Frozen | Birds Eye 12-0z. pkg. GREEN PEAS POTATO PATTIES - - - - 2redlc ~ 12-0z. pks. Birds Eye 8-0z. pkg. 5 for 1.00 FISH STICKS crm = = = « - 33 pea GREEN BEANS, 10-0z. pkg. ALL FOR Birds Eye KERNEL CORN, 12-oz. pkg. : Combination Chopped BROCCOLI, 10-0z. pkg. ; - Feature COD FILLETS, 12-oz. pkg. o a" " "Best Buy" "RB t B » Lipton's Claes. Ron Hoel Wisk y ., BROMO CHICKEN WITH PORK OATS © DETERGENT SELTZER NOODLE 20-02. tin 44-6z. pkg. | 15c off giant tin] Small - 280 SOUP MIX 2 for 35¢ 37 650 Regular - 550 2 for 21c York - ? 16-0z. Jar Bread 'n' Butter Picldes a vd York 24-0z. jar Whole Dill Pickles - - - - 29¢ Aunt'Mary's -- Daily Fresh 24-0z. loaf Sliced Bread - - - = 17c¢ York 16-0z. ice box jar Homo Peanut Butter - = = A3c Golden Hour . pkg. After Dinner Mints - - - - 29c NATIONAL KLEENEX WEEK Kleenex Tissues i, = = = 35¢ = BRANDED BEEF LEAN, TENDER -- Blade Bone Removed Jhoice Zs p37. im Tasty -- Lean Swift's Premium -- Rindless - Sliced MINCED BEEF - 3 uw. 85 SIDE BACON - ura 73c Swift Premium -- Smoked Cryovac Swift's Premium -- By the piece COTTAGE ROLL - %».59%c BOLOGNA - - w. 29¢ Florida's Finest, Sweet, Juicy -- 96 size 2 Zr Grapefruit 10 i a7. Farm{resh Mild, Sweet -- Large size Spanish Onions 2 for 23¢ For a Delicious Treat Tender, Deliciously Flavoured No. 1 MUSHROOMS 69c BRUSSEL SPROUTS : 19¢ JANET SYMINTON BUICK (INNER 'nVimisix Grand Prize Thorold, Ont. - Dowson's Food Market Free Delivery : Phone 91 Port Perry PRODUGL Rev. P. Romeril delivered a fine ser- mon from. the text "Whosoever shall not receive the Kingdom of God as a Sympathy is gxtended Mrs. Ray Me- Gill on the passing of her father Jas, Armstrong in Burnt River, Tuesday; Mir also to Mr. Earl Dorrell on the pass- ing of his eldest brother Bert Dorrell This community was shocked and saddened | Sajurday to hear fo the very sudden passing of Mr. E. A. Summers, Bowmanville, Mr. Summers spent Friday in Cartwright coaching his team of Durham boys at several dif- Port Perry, Voie tized -- Elaine Audrey, daughter of | go,0nt farms in preparation for the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright; Cheryl "| Renetta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright; Cynthia Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith VanCamp; Joan Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim judging competition at the Royal. Mrs. S. A. Devitt and Mrs. David Hill went to Richmond Hill Thursday to spend the winter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith, Toronto; Myr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and fam- ily, Whitby spent Sunday with Murs, Wilbert Archer and Mr. Alex Dever, Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Taylor, Solina; Miss Evelyn Taylor, Peterboro; and Miss Lena Taylor, Bowmanville visit. ed Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Larmer and r. and Mrs, Glenn Larmer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers, Jim and Janice also Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Wannon,- St. Catherines and Miss Carol Wannon, Toronto University were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Helyea, Bronte. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wright (Donna | Forder), Mrs. Charlotte Forder and | Donald were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Forder and fa- aly also called on Mr. and Mrd, Will 'order, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Wright a family were Sunday dinner guests of Will Forders. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wheeler, Has- tings visited the Ernest Swains and Bob Wheelers over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Clements, Nor- wood were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Russel Mountjoy. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin on the birth of a daughter in Bowmanville Wednesday, also to Mr, and Mrs. Howard Trewin on the birth of a son in Oshaw4 hospi- tal Wednesday. Mrs. R. Ford went to Port Credit Tuesday to spend some time with the Art Rustins who have a new baby boy. Mr. Wilbert Archer is: spending a week with friends in®Minden. Mr. and Mrs.: Tom Walby; Oakville; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heffron, Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. Brown (Mrs. Saunders-mother) who is recuperating from a recent fall had ten grand children and 'twelve great grand children, as well as other members of the family call on her Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Saunders. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham; Mr. and Mrs. Don Graham, Valerie, Donna, Leslie and Marie of Millbrook and Mr. and Mrs. Don Pargeter, Donna and Billy, Port Perry were Sunday; guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Graham and Roy. - -- Paid Advertisement -- 1180, 000 Cottage Bound Cars An average of 100,000 cottage bound cars pass through the environs of Port Perry every week-end during eight months of the year. If it were known that' Port Perry was a modern Progressive town con- taining ALL facilities. for week-end shopping a tremendous percentage of these cottagers would make Port Perry their ONE-STOP: shopping centre. LEGAL STORES DRIVE OUT ILLEGAL OUTLETS It is a known fact that when legal Ontario Government Stores move in- to a community, ILLEGAL OUTLETS move out. Out of business. We don't know if there are any ille- gal outlets in Port Perry, but we do know of a town of similar size that boasts 26,--twenty-Six illegal sources open day or night for adults or teen- agers, boys or girls. y Legal Government Stores sell ONLY TO ADULTS; They sell only in sealed packages for home use; they operate in day time only and never on Sun- day's. AND «what is even better, their establisment in a town: invariably drives out ALL illegal, illicit outlets, Officials know this is a fact. DEMOCRATIC FAIR-PLAY As you know, many Port Perry people make frequent trips to govern- ment store towns, This takes: time, costs extra money and sometimes re- sults in late homeeomings, to say nothing of hazardous driving in all kinds of weather. : Permitting establishment of legal stores has NEVER increased. the use of these beverages. Homes that do not care to use it will still carry on as they have in the past, and can ignore the Government Stores' existence. BUT, the large half of our populi- tion that sees no harm in moderate use will be able to puréhase it, under the law, at less inconvenience and hazard. THESE ARE THE FACTS Don't listen to false and mislead- ing statements being circulated in some quarters. Beverage rooms are not on the ballot and they definately eawnot come into Port Perry as a result of this vote. -- Paid Advertisement RETEST Hy Bu SRE LF a IER GRR er a a NA a 4 IY Feria --4PAID;ADVERTISEMENT -- 90% of Businessmen ay "YE At a recent meeting of a number of Port Perry, busiiess and professional people, Mr. John Orde, a local businessman, was elected chairman ofthe. Citizens' Committee. The purpose of this committee is to present to the eitiiohs of Port Perry fhe advantage of having properly: controlled. Government Stores in Port erry. 89 Sa tind The following business men and woihien who have signified their support ug" in this matter by affixing their signatures .to this document, feel that Government Stores in Port Perry would increase assessment and generally . stimulate 'business. The time has come, in order for: us:to compete with larger shopping centres who have these facilities, that we in turn must be in the same com- petitive position. Therefore we affirm the necessity of having properly con- trolled Government retail stores in Port Perry. J Orde Marine Iyan Gray Cartage John Orde r Rn A Taylor's b¢. to $1:00 Se Robert S. Jeffrey Cartage James D. Taylor Tr Robert S. Jeffrey Beare Motors Ltd. Bert Weeden Electrician Storey E. Beare, Wm. T. Beare Bert Weeden 'Mulligan's Barber Shop 4 { E. Weeden, Contractor H. H. Mulligan "Edward Weeden Carnegie Hardware : R. J. Carnegie, G. D. Carnegie Archer Molar Sales D. A .Carnegie, H. Carnegie Brunton Farms . Scugog Cleaners Arthur Brunton : and V. Buller : Western Tire & Auto Supply W. G. Raines, Electrician R » Howsam MacGregor's Butcher Shop "J pnt ponusy Salon i W. E. MacGregor, Jack MacGregor an Cooke : 2 ; : : : Ca Bowling: Lanes Thomas J. Sandiland: Jeweller Toa 3: F.C. Hastings McDermott-Panabaker Ltd. \ + Cawker Bros. Butchers A. L. McDermott, A. O. Panabaker c oa, Cher Grant McDermott ; : i : Emmerson Insurance 'Agency - Taylor's Restaurant / . H.. W.. Emmerson W. S. Taylor :W. G._ Emmerson Bruton's I. D. A, Store © _.TheElizabeth-Sho Stan R. Bruton, Phm.B. hoi ig ope 'Jackson's Pasteries ; 'Port Perry Ohiek*Hatchery I. Jackson : Herb: Brooks : = I. R. Bentley, Jeweller Sy Gibson' & Son Poultry Plant ; , , Gibson, Bill iinsen Latins 8 Drygoods . Glenn. Moase S evinso th A sn _ Bill's Refrigeration Service Flamingo Restaurant : «W..Lowcock Kenneth 'Jackson Pot erry Beveraes " ; : ; ort Pe Earl Wallace Roofing Supplies : ard] Boole f NT Earl Wallace "Orde Boat Works J. Pargeter White Rose Products : PW, Orde or Jack Pargeter : Mr ; "Gordon Prentice Imperial Oil Agt. Port Perry Dairy : ' -Gordon-Prentice Donald Pargeter, George Parry GW 508 TV. & Radio "Ray: Birkett Canadian Oil Co. G. Wilson 3 Ray Birkett Lakeview Orchard Morrow Farm Equipment 'Garnet H. Porter Gordon L. Morrow - . - "Sweetman's Garage Hope's Smoke Shop Stewart Sweetman Mrs. Jessie Hope T. Raines Cartage Charles Brignall Ambulance Theadore:Raines J Kg Charles' Brignall : Port: Perry: Fuels Howard Motors - : "Hugi y Howard Challis : "Archie. Menzies, Chief-of' Police ; .dJahn's: Shoe'Repair I'rank Godley, Insurance : > Frank Godley 3d Re fh Hutchinson's Reliahce Service : : Ol od umber ~E. J. Hutchinson Pi Midtown Appliances Irwin Tripp Supertest Products 'A! Craig Irwin Tripp .C. Popert's' Pool Room and Hope's 1.G.A. Store Abts Restaurant, C. Popert Jack Hope . Phoebe's Hairdressing Kay Van's Ladies Wear 'PA. (Edwards Mrs. Kay Vandermark rips Ey : , Joe Tripp m. Tripp Hooey y Earby Shop Wm. McLaughlin ~ ' ) : . Robertson Electric Van % el 8 Wyear / } Gord Robertson t.YaRaermay ~ Allstate Studios an Buller's Garage Dave Enge : Chas. Buller, Prop. ; : 17" Cook's Transport J. RéHelm 1 Clarence Cook, Prop. ; Harvey Mahaffy Franssen Tailor Shop, Hacky Merven DeNure, J. Franssen, Prop. . ArthuniJ'€amegie Kenny Mink Ranch W. Ji@arnegie Robt. Kenny Dr. G:M. Remaie, M.D. k Ro C: Kight, Masonry Contraotor Dr¢l. J. Diamond, M.D. Cleve Kight Dr. 8, P, Kandell, M.D. Walsh Electric Dr. R. G. McNab, Dental Surgeon ' "W. Allan Walsh "Dr. Austin C. Bathie, D.C. Cook's Blacksmith NIP Biel Lawrence Cook br : JArchie' Farmer Cf Chas. Coombe, Building Contractor i Irving Boyd @ 'Wi H. (Bud) Sonley Carpenter fivantHaugen THIS LIST IS NOT YE COMPLETE, THE COMMITTEE 'WILL:BE GLAD: TO" ANY BUSINESSMAN'S NAME. 'PLEASE CALL CHATRMAN'J OHN ORDE. : Ea A aaa - ak a i ee - § Sg tami Ee a aaa de a Ean RE PE rd i Pog | BY