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8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 28rd, 1959 Council News (continued from front page) | MRS. MARGARET REAL Com- property. order to keep persons from parking their cars on the sidewalk next to her TENDERS---Re insulating and ren- ovating main office floor according to 1959, be accepted. Carried. plains of cars parking on the side- walk next to her property and driv- 1. Reesor Fuel & Lumber .. Plans and Specification: Electric Department. Filed for re- ference after noting that the Port ..$6,340.50 Perry Hydro-Electric after reducing. Phy ty ar ED Pn, of ot ou NRA A a a Sa am! ing right up next to her window. The 2- lake Scugog Lumber Co. $4,166.00 Clerks 'Was 3ustructed to 'write: Mv, 3. Jim Jamieson ........o... $4,176.00 Margaret Real and state that Council RESOLUTION--That the tender of will try and do something this sum. Lake Scugog Lumber Co. in the a- mer in the way of signs or curb in mount of $4,166.00 for renovations of ONTARIO FEDERAL RIDING PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Whitby Town Hall Friday, April 24th, 8 p.m. meet and hear Guest Speakers Hon. Howard Green; Hon Mike Starr EVERYBODY WELCOME LETTER from Mr. Crease of Ont. the Town Offices, dated April 17th, Department and then would be paid | ott by the General Department at the LETTER from the Ont.-Hydro Re rate of 10% each year until elimin- 1958 Balance Sheet and Operating ated, Statement for the Port Perry Hydro The above matter was discus- "sed. by Council and then left for the Hydro Chairman to investigate fur- ther and get more information on the most efficient lights and more defin- its rates substantially ended the yr.'s ite plans for location. business for 19568 with a Net surplus of $3,109.68. BOOTH at the Waterfront Discus- sed and it was left with Councillor W. T. Harris to make any new arran- Hydro dated April '16th and stating | 8ements which it might be deemed that from May 1, 1059 cost for super- vision will be increased from be. to 6c. per customer. Filed. LETTER from Geo. C. N. Tonks & Associates ~-- Re drainage at High School. This matter was left to have | Mr. Ted Sims, County Engineer, and Mr. Ed. Weeden look this drainage problem over and leave a report with the Clerk. RESOLUTION--That the Accounts of Bert Weeden ($176.60); Wes. Lane ($376.98) and Lake Scugog Lumber & Coal ($2,653.00) be paid as presented. Carried. PROPOSED STREET LIGHTING PROGRAM--Coun Arthur T. Cox, the Chairman of the Hydro Department, reported on a proposed program to fmprove our Street Lighting and he explained that the capital expendi- All | ture would be paid for by the Hydro SAVE 16c -- 10c off pack Red Rose - Pkg. of 60 bags TEA BAGS. - 63c SAVE 7c -- Wagstaffe's Raspberry or Strawberry - 24 oz. jar JAM 2 rr 8c SAVE 10c - Regular or Chubby KLEENEX TISSUES 3 =r 49c 15c Off Pack -- Sgve 20c - Giant size JIM DANDY LIQUID CLEANER §OQ¢ Blade Roast Dutch Loaf Pickle & Kingsdale Fancy Biscuits Short Rib Roast - - SWIFT'S PREMIUM (6 oz. pkg.) 11 to 12 links per pkg. I} Brown 'n Serve Sausage res. 35 SWEET PICKLED By the piece - End portions Peamealed Bacon - LEAN CENTRE SLICES ~ SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED VACUUM PACKAGED Macaroni & Cheese Loaf Pimento Loaf SWIFT'S PREMIUM BLUE BRAND BEEF, 1o. §B wv. 63 uo. §B: 1b. 6¢ Ng 25¢ \ Chocolate Mallows, Chocolate Cremes, pkg. Cutoatint Cremes, Assorted 890 : Veal, Pork & : Delites - Your choice - 3 pkgs. C Chicken Loaf ) Thin Skinned - Florida . Size 48's New - California - Long White POTATOES - Fresh - California STRAWBERRIES 37 Bn. 39; Pint box GRAPEFRUIT1O for 49 Birds Eye Frozen Foods No. 1 - Fresh Picked . MUSHROOMS - 5% Crisp Rosebud - No. 1 - 8 ox. cello pack BADISHES - Arle 12 oz. p MIXED FRUIT, 15-oz. hs -- 49 PERCH CBR, 12 oz. He -- 3c "SAVE 14¢ FEATURE Maple Leaf -- 12¢ off pack - 24 oz. tin Liquid Detergent - - 7lc FEATURE - SAVE 6c "Free Jim Dandy Cleaner" Hawe's Paste Wax bb. tin 47c FEATURE -- SAVE 6c 2 we. 47¢ Rose Margarine FEATURE -- Libby's - 48 oz. tin Pineapple an 'Grapefruit Juice - - FEATURE ~-- SAVE 18¢c -- 12's Kotex Napkins - 2+ 79c SUNBEAM FEATURE SPRINGTIME BONUS BARGAIN! COLORFUL PLASTIC GARBAGE CANS "For Better Strawberry Shortcake" 10 GALLON SIZE REGULAR $598 YALURI ONLY Shoricake Layer - = 28¢ Dowson's Food igs! YUlkon 5-7942 FREE DELIVERY ot Aye Market Port Perry necessary to make. Council adjourned. To Hold Mother And Daughter Banquet We are so thrilled to think that this year we are going to have a mo- ther and daughter Banquet. The Brownies are thrilled the owls are delighted and we do hope our mothers are too. The Guide Captains and Lieu- tenants Brown and Tawny Owls are very busy getting all the plans made. We have arranged to have our central area camp advisor, Mrs, 'Babara Fox show us the pictures of our Patrol at camp last summer, and her colored pictures of the world camp at Doe Lake. Invitations have gone out this week to our honored guests, The Guides and Brownies are Prac- they are getting some special little things ready as well as the decora- tions and place cards. The girl guides will be called on to set up the tables and lay them the night before. Mrs, Arn. Roach will supervise this. Please mothers can we dare to hope for 100% attendance ? hu FUEL Bey FOLKS..! IT PAYS V0 GET THE BEST ~YoU BEF -- IN FUEL THI LAA AA A A a A a aa a aa a a a ala a a go a ag a a a laalg ly LAA ec © ey = a @® = © ® FARM TRADE AGENT . Phone YUkon 5-2572 PORT PERRY ONTARIO DEI EIEIO EON EEE EIEN) (La 2 2 2 A a A A A Aaa aa aaa alae ala ala THEATRE, UXBRIDGE THURSDAY to SATURDAY APRIL 23-24-25 2 BIG HITS "GUN GLORY" RONDA FLEMING and "WOLF DOG -- MON. and TUES.,, APRIL 27 - 28 Doris Day, Louis Jourdan, Barry Sullivan 2 Frank Lovejoy | " JULIE" Don't miss this suspense thriller | 4 WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APRIL 29 and 30 "The. Party Girl" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT The story of a girl searching for love =~ and adventure. |Play Bingo Every Thurs., for only 75° See a wonderful 'show and have ten chances of winning a valuable prize. Show from 7 to 9 : Bingo from 9 to 10 or 10.30 ticing--well I won't tell you what, but with STEWART GRANGER and | $ Blood Donors Clinic On May 13th the Red Cross Mobile Blood Unit will visit Uxbridge and a Clinic will be held at the United Church between 2.00 and 5.80 and from 6,30 to 9,00 p.m. Only one Clinic will be held in this area each year, but the Red Cross state: that along with the. other com- munities in Ontario, enough blood cin be supplied to insure an adequate sup- ply, of blood will be available and on band at our hospitals. In the past, when. a patient needed blood, they either had to pay the sum of $25.00] or replace the blood by finding two donors. "However with this new blood scheme, the Red Cross have un- dertaken to supply all the hospitals with blood, free of charge to anyone who is in need of it. This free blood service should cover the whole of Ontario by July 1st. It is the responsibility of the local Red Cross Branch to supply the donors, and it is up to the Blood Transfusion Service of the Canadian Red Cross Society to provide trained technicians to collect the blood, process it and de- liver it to the hospitals. Fresh blood can only be kept 21 days, and so what blood is not used within that period is brought back to the Red Cross De- pot.. - This unused blood is sent to the Connaught Laboratories where it is made into blood by-products used in the hospitals in the prevention and treatment of many diseases; ! Although Red Cross Blood Clinics can only be held in cities and towns where a certain amount of donors can be found, many of the hospitals re- ceiving this free blood will be in areas where ro clinic is possible. It], therefore is necessary to take that in- | to consideration when the objective is | § The Red Cross Branch in |g Uxbridge therefore would be grateful | 8 | for any donors from Port Perry. 5 It is hoped that the people from |g Port Perry will contact either Mrs, |§ being set. (Dr.) M.'B. Dymond,' Mrs. Storey portation if needed. HELP YOUR RED CROSS / Unbridge Gol Course OPENING SUNDAY, APRIL 2 | MONDAY to SATURDAY, 50¢ PER DAY SUNDAYS 756¢ PER DAY SEASON MEMBERSHIP $18.00 STUDENT MEMBERSHIP $15.00 Carts and Clubs for Rept . APRIL 80 1959, for the position of CLERK, TREASURER. v Townshipof Reach - Applications will be received by the undersigned - till and TAX COLLECTOR, for the Township of Reach. Applicants to state experience, and salary expectéd. \ ed sl Grant Christie, Clerk Treagirer, : Port Perry, R.R, 4, Ont. SMOKED BACON SQUARES ..........ccammsenminiie y 8 BACON, Sliced .... eare or Mr. Storey Beare. who will | & : arrange for registration and for trans i LARD a ee These people | have kindly offered to help with the |& registration in Port Perry on behalf | 8 @|of the 1.O.D.E. and the Chamber of | » | Commerce. ; A ny 2 IDE. SHORTENING .ooovvovvoeonn, er ina einen 1h, 408 8 B' WING STEAK +o oto 1h. 766 8 © 'CAWKER BROS. 1h. 20¢- § REIS We | 330 4 TC TILT CT CITT I Tarp ro FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK © "The Pasmily Butcher" arte FU A a YUkon 5-2221 PORT PERRY BLOOD DONORS Are GOOD For registration and transportation contact Mrs. Storey 4 Beare, 1.0.D.E., Phone YU 5-7366; Mr. Storey Beare, Chamber of Commerce YU 5 1351; Mrs. M. B. Dymond, YU 5-2363, EEDS YOUR L Register NOW for the Blood Donor Clinic to {or be held WED, MAY 13th at UXBRIDGE UNITED GHURCH 2.00 till 5.30 and 6.30 to 9.00 p.m. A. \ CITIZENS 0!