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Ma TRIN A | mira Ee ee ~~ ~= o A Sr a a en Eh Ny \J dW 0, EIR Te si SR TR a hr 6--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1960 BUSINESS DIRECTORY I N S U R A N C E f-vor RENT -- Attractive self-con- Are your Policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may be consult EMMERSON INSURANCE YUkon 65-2421 PORT PERRY GILLSON, SLEEP & MePHADEN General Insurance Victor F. Gillson - George McPhaden Mrs. Evelyn E. P. Allen YUkon 5-2341 Port Perry . Mar. 31/60 ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding, Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Port Perry Ont, APEX IV SERVICE Television & Radio Repairs Port Perry--Phone--YUkon 65-2282 Leslie McDonald, Service Man Dec. 31/60 A. E. Johnston OPTOMETRIST Office on Mary Street Hours 7 to 8 p.m. on Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri, Wednesdays 9 to 12 a.m. Phone YU 5-2383, Port Perry May 5/60 REAL ESTATE For a ETTER UY ETTER TRY ALLARD'S ROKER Margaret Ballard SUNDERLAND Phone 49 RES. 124 Mar. 31 Dead Farm Stock Prompt removal. Top prices paid for old, dead or disabled farm animals according to size and condition. Small animals removed free. Use our special telephone service. Ask for long distance ZEnith 32800, at no cost to you. We are as close ag your telephone. Ed. Peconi & Son LIMITED Argyle, Box 11, Ontario July 30/60 Dead Farm Stock PICKED UP PROMPTLY Highest prices paid for dead and crippled animals according to size and condition. For fastest service Phone Collect Hampton COlfax 38-2721. MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone, Ontario Aug, 80, 1960 Dead Stock Highest prices paid for dead & disabled horses, cattle & hogs. Small animals removed free. RAY VIVIAN Ltd., Locust Hill Phone Markham 1160J collect or UL 2.3891, Uxbridge 24 hour - 7 day service, WE CAN PAY MORE *'We guarantee no animal collected by our company will be resold for - human consumption. July 80/60 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned by PUMP EQUIPMENT 'Have your tank checked now before trouble starts. 24 hour service. REG. ARMSTRONG Port Perry Phone YUkon 65-2226 Jan, 14/61 tained apartment with Living Room, 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen and bath- room, Also apartment with one bed- room. YU 565-2478, TF Easter Tours BOOK NOW FOR EASTER TOURS AND CRUISES Will accept bookings now to England and the Continent by air or steamship. F. G. CROSBY Travel agent, Uxbridge UL 2-3411 Mar. 8 BRUCE V. MACKEY, B.A. Barrister and Solicitor Saturdays at 9 a.m. to 12 noon also evenings. At residence, Caleb St., Port Perry Phone YUkon 65-2127 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Live Poultry. Goose I'eathers, and Feather Ticks M. FLATT R.R. 1 Bethany, Ont. Phone 7-r-18. Reverse Charges March 81/60 Apr. 7/60 Rohinson Motors (Oshawa) Limited DODGE, DESOTO VALIANT, SIMCA Sales and Service 574 RITSON RD. 8., OSHAWA ONT. SNOW TIRES (Most Sizes) TRUCK TYPE TIRES _ 524.00 Each HOSKIN'S PHONE 2, BLACKSTOCK Mar, 17 1 pair 700 x 16, 6-ply For the FINEST BUILDING: SUPPLIES ata FAIR PRICE | 'look: for this sign of quality DA LUMBER DEALERS ALLIANCE Phone--YU 65-2491 JOHN BALLARD LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES {FUEL 6s IF IT'S FUEL OIL YOUNEED ~=AT ITS BEST-~ GIVE US A CALL, DO THE REST | JUST 3 Phone ¥Ukon 5.2573 PORT PERRY , ONTARIO ' ! Ga 4 2 4 oN SOUTH HAVEN NURSING HOME Accomodation now available for private and semi-private patients. Lounge TV. Fully licensed new building, modern, Visitors welcome. Reasonable rates, Phone Newcastle 4441. Feb. 18 Gerald | Fulton WELL DRILLING Reasonable Rates, Honést Workman- ship. Guaranteed Water if desired. Phone Oshawa RA 5-4067 o Mar, 10 FOR SALE -- Two Geese. YU 656-2101, Port Perry. Apply FOR RENT--Bachelor apartment, furnished. Opposite High School. Separate entrance. Possession March 16th. YU 56-2196. Mar.3 APARTMENT FOR RENT -- Four rooms with bath. Completely redec- orated, hardwood floors, steam heat, separate laundry room. Available March 1st. Phone YU b5-7851, Beare Motors. TF FOR RENT--2-bedroom apartment, newly decorated. Separate entrance. YU 65-7828. WANTED TO RENT--3 or 4 room house with option of buying. Wm. Baker 2893 Dufferin St., Toronto. March 3 FOR SALE -- Springer Holstein Heifers. Apply I. B. Standish, Sea- grave. Phone Port Perry, YUkon 5-7862, DARNING--VWill darn socks, mitts, sweaters by machine. Please write name plainly on parcel and leave at Scugog Cleaners. Prices reasonable. PERSONAL FEEL OLD? WANT TO FEEL YOUNGER? Thousands of men, wo- men past 40 pep up quick with help of Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Make 3-day test. Only 69c. At all druggists. Lakeview Manor Oldsters! A home away from home. Lounge TV. Private and semi-pri- vate rooms, Full Particulars phone YU 5-7967. Mar. 8 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Wanted for Port Perry and Ux- bridge Area. Prefer selling experi- ence, experienced help, progressive firm. Contact Lloyd G. Lee, Mana- gér Harvey Keith Realtor, 181 Eglin- ton Ave. East, Toronto. HU 7-8388. Feb. 18 Beautiful Personalized Stationery may be obtained from The Port Perry Star - FOR SALE--Look, In the Village of Port Perry we have a 7 roomed house with lovely modern kitchen, bath, furnace, garage (attached), close to shopping centre and church, Priced for guick sale as owner would like to move away. Call Reg. Johnson, Sunderland, 189-r-4 (evenings). Rep. Harvey Keith, Realtor, March 8 FOR SALE--19561 American 4 door Sedan Buick, automatic transmission, radio, new tires and many accessories. In Al shape. $460. Phone YU 65-2160. FOR BALE -- Mall-Hornet Chain Saw; '49 Morris Minor Motor and transmission; rear end suitable for trailer, YU 5-7685. BE A SUCCESS JT Earn $2 or more per hour by be- coming the Avon Representative in your neighbourhood. Full or part time. Outerbridge, 3580 Yonge St., Toronto 12, Ont, LOST--In Seagrave area a Female Foxhound, brown and white. Roy Brown, Raglan, Phone Brooklin OL 65-3081, all: your printing requirements For See The Port Perry Star Write immédiately Miss E. MUSIC 60 DANCERS Dancers Babs Christie, Lorraine Thompson and Judy Shaw are three of the reasons why Music '60 is one of the most spectacular shows on CBC television this year. On alternate eit, CER EE tingly Mondays the dancers appear with Joyce Hahn, Wally Koster and their guests on The Hit Parade. On other Mondays, Music "60 presents The Jack Kane Hour, when Jack and his Manchester Credit Union The annual meeting of the Man- chester Credit Union was held in the Myrtle Hall on Wednesday, February 10th.. In spite of the poor weather the meeting drew the usual excellent attendance. Mr, Hamer, president of the Credit Union, chaired the meeting and reports were heard from - the credit committee, the supervisory com- mittee and the board of directors. Highlights of the directors report was was the opening of the new office on the ground floor of the Jephson house Brooklin conveniently situated on the main street. The supervisory com- mittee reported the books of the credit union to be in order and that there has at no time been any non-payment which had to be written off. An ever increasing request for loans by mem- bers was the report of the credit com- mittee and a request for patience as the members could be asked to wait their turn until money was available but that all approved loans could be handled if two weeks notice could be given, Eighty-three new loans were granted in the last year. Mr. Raycroft of the Credit Union League spoke briefly and reported on the new stabilization fund which is being set up which will guarantee that no credit union could possibly dissolve with any dollar loss to members. Mr. Raycroft congratulated the M.C.U. as being one of the top credit unions in the province in its growth and told the group that credit union was fol- lowed closely by a great many people interested in the movement. Mrs. Hamer presented the financial statement highlighting the gross re- ceipts of the year of over half a mil- lion dollars. The profit after all ex- penses as approximately six thousand dollars and after 20% was set aside for guarantee fund (to take care of bad loans if any) the rest was to be divided among the members. Following the report the directors recommended paying 49, dividend on shares and the members approved the motion carried. Members and inter- ested people may pick up detailed fin- ancial reports in the office at any time. x It was with regret that the members heard Mr. Gordon Hamer decline to run for office. Following the elettion of officers found Mr. Roy Robertson, R.R, 2, Port Perry, a new member on the board of directors. The Manchest- er Credit Union anticipates 1960 as a new year to provide even greater ser- vice than ever to its members, Balance Sheet for year ending December 1959 Assets LOANS furs ninmrisdirinuinin $166,831.83 Investnients .....couiine vinnie 100.00 Mortgages .......iivin ...49,040.39 Office Equipment .....cie 138.40 Prepaid Express .... 120.00 Div. of Bhares ...cvivivvnnrninnnns 20.00 Bank .ivicinimnidinninin 14,302.80 Cash die itiminsminsrisinin 10,00 $221,468.01 Liabilities Shares $180,678.44 Deposits cov A 80,647.66 guests from the musical world. Bills Payable ....cuune Wr 256.00 Co-op Credit Loan 52,600.00 M.C.U. Fees ...... Aersraniiis a 84.00 Guaranty Fund .......ccuvennns 947.46 Undivided Earnings ...... 560.84 Profit " 5,889.21 PROFIT and LOSS STATEMENT 15,112.53 Our Credit Union has taken in $643,691.79 in the past year. We have loaned in personal loans $98,314.00; mortgage loans $6,390.62, Profit $5,889.21. 20% of profit must go to guarantee fund $1,177.84. 'Balance $4,711.87, For RUBBER STAMPS | See The Port Perry Star Prince Albert Rev. E. S. Linstéad conducted a baptism at chiirch on Sunday when Raymond Kenneth was presented by his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Skinner, Miss Jean Newnham graciously en- tertained a young group Saturday night at her parents home. To sum it all up--a good time was had by all, Also on Saturday night a younger group attended a skating party ar- ranged by Miss Barbara Davidson. After enough skating, fresh-air and moonlight, all were invited to Bar- bara's home for fun and food. Mr, Dan McTaggart, of Little Bri- tain spent a couple of days with his sister-in-law Mrs. F, Brown and visit- ed others. Dan is progressing nicely "big band" appear - with headline || $221,468.01 Expenses Rent " "$ 240.00 Salaries... 1,140.00 Office EXD. -viuisnnnnmsrsisianes 824.09 Advertising ....ouiiineiin 25.00 Other ......coivivnen 76.16 Int. Paid .....ccoverereidinnnnnnnnnnes 2,685.60 Ins. L & S ...... ae 2,397.08 Int, & Dev. cocina 248.30 Bank charges .....cuuuemiin 1,405.09 Depreciation... 36.00 Bonding .........orinnniiieinnnns 208.00 Balance nine. 5,889.21 $16,112.63 Income Interest received ..... $ 11,406.23 Interest on Mort's ... 3,184.28 Other income ..... RR 6523.07 after 'his recent hospitalization. Agriculture and Transport both' were Mrs, Ben Smith was recently hon: guest speakers at the banquet, oured 'when chosen and attended two| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brain and fa- days at the "Ontario Farmer's Safety |mily enjoyed the week-end with re- Conference", Guelph. Minister of |latives in Belleville, % "Do-It Now!" You will be acting in your own best interest, and at the same time be helping your community, if you get your repairs, remodelling, interior decoration, maintenance and clean-up work done now. . During the present seasonal lull, qualified workmen are seeking work and waiting to serve you. MEN AND MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE NOW, THEY MAY BE HARD TO GET NEXT SUMMER. WHY WAIT, DO IT NOW. ! For information call your local National Employment Office 22 Albert Street , Oshawa RAndolph 65-3681 'NOW IS THE TIME TO DO THAT INSIDE REPAIR JOB FREE ESTIMATE COURTESY SERVICE PHONE TO-DAY YUkon 5-7391 LAKE SCUGOG LUNBER C0. LTD. Poy DAIR 76 too §. write for Marle Fraser's RY BARMERS OF CANADA - ds oo] Tn Y e% {res New Evaporated Milk recipes, chibi lhl urén Street, Toronto