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10 Simcoe Street North NOTICE Registrations now being accepted * For the FALL TERM "at the Oshawa Business College commencing : TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1960 4 s : - - oo. LEE Business Training Pays Off! Over 100 Graduates Placed in permanent positions in 1960, A new record set in May with 15 placements in ONE week. If you want a career--with attractive salary--Advancement, Security, Interesting Work, Excellent Conditions, then get Specialized Business Training! ACT NOW--Get FREE Bulletin. Get the Facts-- Then register at once. : Capacity enrolment anticipated by early August-- HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! Dial RA 5-3375 2 SOON EN PORT PERRY ARENA Friday JULY 2 8.30 pm. LINDELL d id : AS SEEN ON CKVR-TV Music, / ] Comedy, Pantomine, Variety, . Danee to Follow BARRIE SHOW AT 8.30 P.M., FRIDAY, JULY 22 feo Admission: Adults $1.00. Children under 12, 50¢ 4} -occupies an area of one square mile. 9 Life Insurance \ guarantees you ond your family carefree heating comfort Buy your Fuel Oil on our... FAMILY PROTECTION FUEL PLAN » No big, seasonal Fuel Bills to pay Hero's how the plan benefits yous protection for ted of hg oat bi to BO COS 10 YOU You poy vor poy cores ry oer ay So [ Avtomatic 30 ool lie Inswronce protection without Fool Dollverles ~~ 285m cow son. REESOR FUEL & LUMBER | PORT PERRY YU 65-7961 te, 46 GOOD DRINER 1, Be wary at the wheel when you' re weary, asks the Ontario Safety League. To a speeding driver, fa- tigue can be as deadly as fumes. 2. To the many drivers who ave unsure about driving into a narrow diaponal parking spot, the Ontarlo Safety League offers these hints. Signal your intention to turn right. Approach the spot at right angles to the adjoining parked cars, and five feet from them. Wait until your car is one-third past the left rear bump- er of the car to the right of the va- cant space, then turn in sharply. 3. Driving with closed windows greatly increases the danger of car- bon monoxide poisoning if the car has leaky exhaust pipes, points out the Ontario Safety League. The danger increases still more if cigarettes are being smoked in the car. 4. Pedestrians can't win in an ar- gument with a moving car . ... ex- cept, perhaps posthumously in the law courts. The Ontario Safety Lea- gue recommends to all pedestrians the slogan:-- "Never mind who's right--Walk so you'll be left". 6. The Ontario Safety League en- dorses the interest in car-care, while questioning the patriotism of the Frenchman who owned a 1912 Hotch- kiss automobile. The French Army requisitioned the car in 1914, In 1939 he bricked the same car up with the observation that the army wasn't go- Women's Hospital Auxiliary The June meeting of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary held at the hospital on Monday afternoon, June 20th, Mrs. M. 'B. Dymond presiding. Owing to transportation difficulties no meeting was held in either April or May, but the sewing committee and the library committee functioned as usual. The "linen" at any hospital is a major item, and for the past six years the Auxiliary has repaired, replenish- ed, and added to the original stoek. During this time hundreds of needed articles have also been kept mended by a small group of outstanding sew- ers, this latter being no small task. Occasionally we "like to apprise the public of the work done by the wom- en of the community, not necessarily members of the Auxiliary, but women who give their time and ability, will- ingly and without remuneration, for the benefit of our hospital. Those of us who are members of the Auxiliary thank these women sincerely for their cooperation in this worthwhile effort. In view of the fact that the Ontario Hospital Commission is now giving a per diem rate to the hospitals to cover the cost of "linen" it will not be neces- sary for the Auxiliary to continue to pay for this commodity, but we shall continue to make as many articles as possible, also keep the supply mended, thus keeping down the cost to the Board. . This year we are changing from the usual "penny draw" to a draw with three prizes. The first prize will be tickets for a trip for two people, by plane or bus, from Toronto to Buffalo, with two nights at a hotel, and a four hour tour of the city of Buffalo. Of ing to get it this time. Set e-- RENEW YOUR MAGAZINES Through The Port Perry Star N WHAT CANADIAN CITY IS COMPLETELY SURROUNDED BY ANOTHER? 'The recently expanded national ca- pital, Ottawa, now completely sur- rounds the City of Eastview, which The first Eastview settlers arrived in 1824; the community was first call- ed Janesville. It has become an im- portant industrial centre with a num- ber of plants specializing in brick and tile and iron an steel products. Gord. A. Prentice FARM TRADE AGENT Phone YUkon §-2572 PORT PERRY ONTARIO Decorating Phones: Scar. AT 2-0961 CHAS. A. BRADLEY & SON Contractors INTERIOR and EXTERIOR . Wall Papering a Specially Oliver 65-4441 Brooklin, Ont. Whitby MO 8-35569 pletew Come logue! YU 65-2381 Wedding Invitations Thermo-engraved (Raed ettering Thermo-Engraving looks and feels like hand engraving, but costs ihout half as much--and it's ceady within the week. Thermo-Engraving eliminates the cop- i per plate that makes hand engraving . 80 costly and time consuming. Select from our giant catalogue of flawlessly correct papers. 11 distinctive styles of lettering. Weddings priced as low. as $9.00 for 50 and $13.50 for 100, com. home cards, enclosure cards, ete. Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. The modern way to be traditionally correct The Bouquet Invitation Line ith double envelopes and tissues. in and see our complete cata- Matching announcements, at PORT PERRY 2 eT IIE veE course only one person can win this prize, but isn't it fun to even think about winning it? The second and third prizes will be a plece each of men's and women's luggage. Mrs. B. L. Wanamaker, Seagrave, is convening the sale of tickets, which will be available shortly, and will sell for three tickets for twenty-five cents. These tickets may be obtained from al- most any member of the-Auxiliary, or if shopping downtown in Port Perry they.could be obtained at the home of Mrs. M. B. Bymond, or from Miss Sadie Hortop, Queen St. Draw will take place on September 24th next, the time and place to be announced later. Every penny we make is spent for our local hospital, which, of course, is your hospital so please support us in this, our summer effort, to raise money. We still have many obli- gations, such as the upkeep of the childrens ward, kitchen equipment, cteetera; in fact there are many, many ways in which we could spend money to better facilities at the hospital, The following donations are grate- fully acknowledged: Nestleton WA. ee, $ 5.00 Grace United Church, Scugog.. 10.00 Head Memorial Church, Scugog 5.00 Blue Ray Chapter, O. FE. Star... 5.00 Maybelle Rebekah Lodge .......... 5.00 Port Perry Service Club ............ 6.00 Nestleton Women's Institute... 5.00 Seagrave W.A. coer, 10.00 Prospect W. A. ovine, 20.00 Mrs, Neil McDonald 5.00 ANONYMOUS coors, 8.00 Prince Albert Last Tuesday evening, July 13 the weatherman did not forecast showers. Instead a showery atmosphere pre- vailed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Newnham. This get-to-gether was in special honour of Miss Barbara Mac- Dougall whose marriage takes place shortly to Mr. Barry Fletcher. The happy couple were seated in the arch under an assortment of colored bal- loons and pink streamers. Mr. James Doupe read a humorous address prior to the gift unwrapping. The bride-to- be and her fiancee voiced their thank- you fittingly. Everyone wished the pair a happy future and admired the shower of presents. A liberal lunch was served to everyone before turning homeward. x ETE BF AR FSS ag BR AS J INE FR ASAT PiU NIC TT a Ea Spe ad Li A Ea Shed 40, Al Ut EN TERRAPIN Tr ahd gd tii hy 4 § : 3 a a a . Ap ut SEAR RIAIIITE THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 21st, 1960-5 f 5" Sandwiches made with Butter taste better! ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS' MARKETING BOARD "REPRESENTING 50,000 CREAM PRODUCERS For RUBBER STAMPS See The Port Perry Star For all your printing requirements See The Port Perry Star HOLIDAY NOTICE In order that our employees may have a well deserved holiday, The Port Perry Star will not be published 'during the WEEK OF AUGUS'D 1st to AUGUST 7th, 1960. PLEASE ARRANGE YOUR ADVERTISING SCHEDULE WITH THIS IN MIND. The Port Perry Star Co. Limited PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 0,00, I ot oe 0S RA SAA RS ASA RRR DOUPE'S GENERAL STORE PRINCE ALBERT, ONTARIO WEEK-END SPECIALS AYLMER CATSUP, 11 Oz. coeur ....2 for 37¢ YORK PEANUT BUTTER, Tumbler, 2¢ off deal, ............ J0¢ CATELLI SPAGHETTI, 28 Oz. ....coooovvereerenenn 2 for 49¢ JOY, Liquid Detergent ........ ..ccccovvvvvcs cervrrennn, savannas .44¢ as OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT TUESDAY........ For Free Delivery Phone YU 5-2492 Z- 3 WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE i SABE STRSWEITISEERL DEPARTMENT STORE ASE PPP EGP 0G EGO GEO DEOECEOCE EGE CEE CE Br Br rrr Dr A Lo Bo An or 2 Bn on ao VV VVVVTVVVITITIOTPOTITTOTITITOOOOIOOIOOOOCOO0000000000@ The play shoe for all the family " "- ISMAN SCAMPER now approved by SPORTS COLLEGE Outfit all your family to-day with these new low priced Sisman Scampers. We now have a complete stock of Scampers . Canada's favourite play shoe. See the popular moccasin style with comfortable foam crepe sole for that "walking-on-alr"' feeling all summer. A See these, and many other popular styles 4% for the whole family. at our store to-day. LARGE ASSORTMENT. BEIGE, GREY, TOO VOU EAA a aa a a a oa oa a ga a gg ol 00 FOR SCHOOL PATENT STRAPS BABY WHITE BOOTS Men's Desert Boots GREEN, ETC. 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