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¢--THE PORT PERRY WEE PR GT ar A TAR YAN TIAN SARE AMR RE: AN EA RATA STAR, THURSDAY, o] S| whsy vl ¥ te SE Rat hata a oe { ¥ vox : 3 [ATS RLS 3) 8 A p SE PAAR At rine hadley vi 1 Tyas LN Te a gh fe EERE DIE £5 1 rg Ser f Adit Frid" ee APRIL 12th, 1062 - Phone ZEnith 32800. No toll charge. GILLSON & Mc¢PHADEN General Insurance PORT PERRY ONTARIO Telephone 985-2341 Office Corner John & North Sts. - 1: June 21/62. APEX TV SERVICE Television & Radio Repairs Port Perry --Phone--986-2282 Leslie McDonald, Service Man Dec. 81/62. INSURANCE Are your Policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may be consult EMMERSON INSURANCE 985-2421 PORT PERRY ~ ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing. Asphalt Siding Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Port Perry Ont. For Income Tax and BOOKKEEPING SERVICES se ALEX SHEPHERD Suite 17, Emmerson Motel Phone 985-7031 | Specializing -in small -business and farm operations. . May 3/62 ED PECONI & SON LTD. Highest for dead prices paid Pigs or small animals removed free. or crippled horses, cattle 24 hour service. License No. 69 C 61 Box 11, Argyle, Ont. © 2--Sept. 21/62 Goreski Roofing ASPHALT ROOFING and SIDING Insulation, Flatroof, Lathing, Eavéstroughing, Metal Work Phone Port Perry 985-2751 1. Sept 27/62 Ted Veenhof Well Diggin CLEAN OUT AND DEEPENING COMPRESSOR WORK Phone Oshawa 728-3864. TF. "Cash on the Spot Dead and crippled farm stock : "removed promptly. For fastest service call MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone, Ontario "Phone Hampton COlfax 38-2721 | - (Collect) - 1.6 . License No. 149162 Mar.22/63 SEPTIC TANKS _ cleaned by PUMP EQUIPMENT Have your tank checked now before trouble starts. 24 hour service. REG. ARMSTRONG Port Perry. Phone 985-2226 Jan, 1/63, Piano. 'Tuning V. P. STOUFFER Piano technician and tuner ~~ PORT PERRY, ONT. .. Phone 985.2834 June 28/021. - API1D ~ DIRECTORY EADE'S NURSING HOME A home away from home for elderly folks. "TV, Tray Service, Pleasant surroundings. For information PHONE 985-2806 1.--TF < Teaching Piano EDITH E. PLATFORD, A.T.C.M. Teacher of Piano, Theory and Harmony. Any age and Any Grade. Special Course for beginners. For Sppoint ment phone 985-7563. May 10 Trenching and Excavating Water Lines, Septic Tank holes and drains dug and back filled. Septic Tanks and Disposal Beds supplied and installed. For estimates Phone 985-7548 KEN MIDDDLETON Monuments and Headstones LETTERING AND CORNER MARKERS OSHAWA MONUMENT CO. Local Representative Mr. Sam Starr Phone 985-6469 2--Ap. 19 Notice to Creditors IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ELIZA CHARLOTTE MITCHELL, DECEASED All persons having claims against the Estate of Eliza Charlotte Mitchell, late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, Widow, who died on or about the 27th day of March; 1962, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned on or before the 15th day of May, 1962, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the assets of the said de- ceased will be distributed among the parties--entitled -thereto,- having re- gard only to claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario, this 9th day of April, 1962, MESSRS. GREER & KELLY, Barristers; &c., Box 131 Port Perry, Ontario. April 26 Tenders Spencer School, S.S. #6, Whitby Twp. requires tenders for complete installation of flush toilets (2 toilets, washbasin, water font, water pump and septic tank). Tenders to be closed on May 1st, 1962. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further information contact the Seeretary, Mrs. Doug. Jackson, R.R.| Seed, Test #41-4764. Doug Hart, 1 mile west of Epsom. the barn. one. CLASSIFIED «¥ Pham YUken 28 CLASSIFIED ADS & COPY MUST BE IN BY 9 am. WEDNESDAY FOR SALE -- No. 1 Red Clover 34¢ per lb. Apr. 12 FOR SALE--Pick up your hay in 26c. a bale. Dial 985-2966. Apr. 19 FOR SALE--Natural wood crib and mattress; also playpen and bathinette in excellent condition. Used for only 985-2809. FOR SALE--Four bedroom house, reasonable. All conveniences, heavy duty wiring. Phone 985-2226. TF CATTLE PASTURE available-- Phone after 6 p.m. 986-2603. Apl2 FOR SALE--b500 starter Chicks, 8 | weeks; also Warner Brooder. Phone 986-2926. FOR SALE--Steer, about 700 Ibs. Phone 986-2140, FOR SALE -- Brooder house, size 10' x 16', also Electric Brooder; Vik- ing Range, 24", new; Table and 4 | chairs; 2 small tables; small writing table; 3 dressers. Apply H. R. Dob- son, Port Perry, 985-2790, FOR SALE -- Happy Time Baby Carriage, white with blue trim. Ex- cellent condition. 986-7768. fair condition. Best offer. 985-2476. FOR SALE--Hot Water Tank and Heater, 22 gal capacity, insulated tank with thermostat and controls. Phone 986-2033. Ed. Mulholland. FURNITURE FOR SALE -- Priv- ately. Herman Crabbe on Herman Walker farm, 4th Con. Reach. Fur- niture may be seen any time. Mr. Crabbe and family are moving back to Holland on April 19th. RUBBISH REMOVED Arrangements can be made to have your rubbish removed after the spring clean-up. Phone 986-2856. Ap. 19 ~ FOR SALE -- Blue Baby Carriage, FOR RENT--In Port Perry, 4 room apartment, newly decorated. Laundry and drying facilities. - Phone, Sunder- land 93-r-3 collect. TF. FOR RENT--2 bedroom apartment compeltely self contained. rier fa- cilities. Apply Bob Howsam, 986- 7880. TF FOR RENT--5.room apartment, all conveniences in Prince Albert. Town able immediately. Phone 986-2312. TF. APARTMENT FOR RENT -- All conveniences, Above former Western Tire Store, Port Perry. Apply John Ballard, 985-7946. TF APARTMENT for RENT--Modern self-contained apartment with one bedroom. 985-2478. TF. LOT FOR SALE -- 100 x 160, be- tween Port Perry and Manchester on Highway. Apply Jimmy Taylor. TF. Lawns & Grounds TAKEN CARE OF by the month. Gardens Roto-Tilled 8pring Clean-up Call 985.7051 1.-~May 31 : Brock Motor Sales 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne, 4-door powerglide, color blue and ivory, 6-cylinder, 1960 Envoy sedan, only 5300 miles 19569 Olds 88 sedan, fully equippe 1957 Chevrolet 4-door deluxe, bifck and ivory. 1956 Olds. Super 88 sedan, 1964 Dodge sedan, radio, ru needs body work pped nicely, 1969 GMC 1961 GMC 38on stake y, very low mileage 1966 Chev. 3- duty stake, perfect tires, ete. 1966 Fargo %-ton We have several used outboard motors Scott outboard motors,' boats and trailers. "budget. Ha BROCK MOTOR SALES Phone 78 - Sunderland, Ont. BOATS FOR SALE -- One large flat back, canvas covered canoe; one 'ply-wood outboard boat; one small duck boat. Phone 985-2447. WANTED--Good home for hound or a red Labrador retriever. Phone 986-2866. 'WANTED--Good home for young bob-tailed brown dog. Phone Black- stock 986-4709, WANTED--Boy's Bicycle (Age 10) in good condition. Phone 986-2984. megs meen 1, Brooklin, Phone 655-4469. Apl9 TOWNSHIP. OF REACH "TENDERS FOR SPRAYING SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as to contents, will be received by either of the undersigned, up to 12 Size 10. Please call after 6, 985-7078. WANTED -- Woman wants house- work by day or week. Phone 985-2996. FOR RENT -- 4 room apartment with bath, hardwood floors, steam heat, laundry room facilities. = Avail- o'clock Noon, E.8.T. WED., APRIL 25th, 1962 for the spraying of roadsides for weeds and brush in the Township of Reach. "Please state kind of equipment used and hourly rate expected. Spraying to be done during the month of July. Lowest or any Tender not neces- sarily accepted. T. Stevens A. R, Johns, Road Supt. Clerk-Treasurer " R.R. #4, R.R. #4, Port Perry. Port Perry. "WILLIAM "Bookkeeping & Income Tax Service - BUSINESS -- PROFESSIONAL -- AGRICULTURAL AVERAGING -- BASIC HERDS ALL GOVERNMENT RETURNS BURN, ONTARIO pril 12/62. E. DAVIS BROOKLIN 656-3861 able June 1st. Apply Beare Motors, 986-7861. TF WANTED--2 full Scout Uniforms, e ENROL NOW eo FOR THE FINAL MILITIA SURVIVAL COURSE This is your last chance to take advantage of the, six weeks training offered by the Canadian Army Militia, The final course will be 'held from April 16 to May 27. You will be given all day train- ing five days a week. You will live at home and receive the same pay as a regular soldier. Ifyou are between -18-and-<50,- "and meet "enrolment standards, you have the opportunity to help --earn while you serve; RECRUITING OFFICE NOW OPEN Mon. to Fri. 9 am. to 9 pm, Sat. 9 am. to 6 p.m. OSHAWA ARMOURY, Simcoe 8t. North Apr. 12 WES LANE Phone 905-2473 PLUMBING - HEATING :: Port Perry, Ontarlo GAR WOOD and McCLARY FURNACES : ELECTRIC Baseboard Heating - HEATING Portable Style Heater DURO Pressure Sump PUMPS - Water Soffeners SHEET METAL WORK - EAVESTROUGHING AMERICAN STANDARD HOT WATER BOILERS GALVANIZE & PLASTIC PIPE COMPLETE BATH ROOM INSTALLATIONS 24 HOUR OIL BURNER SERVICE : e FURNACE CLEAN OUTS eo Give WES LANE a Call 986-2473 :: PORT PERRY or 2563 evenings. « water, 1st floor, close to school, Avail-| Low Cost GMAC terms to Li Your. on a vitally important job and | Concession 6, Mariposa Twp., 1 mile -- FOR SALE-Coal and Wood Range, good condition. Phone: 985-2381 days T.F. F. G. CROSBY Travel Agent TOURS, AIR, RAIL, HOTEL, STEAMSHIP. ULster 2-38858 UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO (no service charge) 1.6My-- 17 a. aaa a) Spring Supplies Steel Stone Boats, 4' x 8' Fencing supplies and use of stretcher 4 only, Steel Tray rubber tired (New) Wheelbarrows (not set up) a special at $24.60. Flexible Non Clogging Harrows 2 used Rubber tired 2-Wheel Spreaders Used, 4-wheel Oliver Spreader 3 to 6 ton wagons New and Used Car and Truck Tires, most sizes. Small Cabin Trailer, sleeps four, $250. Ploughshares, cast and ductalloy for most ploughs. HOSKINS BLACKSTOCK 986-4971. Tenders TOWNSHIP OF REACH TENDER FOR GRADER - ~ OPERATOR SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked "Tender for Operator" will be re- ceived by either of the undersigned, until 12 o'clock Noon, E.S.T. i WED., APRIL 26th, 1962 for the position of Grader Operator for the Township of Reach. Appli- cant to:state previous experience, also hourly rate expected. Diitiea to com- mence May 15, 1962. oF T. Stevens A. R, Johns, Road Supt. Clerk-Treasurer R.R. #4, R.R. #4, Port Perry. Port Perry. Apr.19 rr WED., APRIL 18th -- Lukehaven Holstein Dispersal--100 Registered & High Grade Holstein Cattle, Brucello- sis Controlled Tested area, T.B. Tested Vace. Class. Herd on D.HILA. 60 registered Holstein Cows, bred heifers and yearlings. 40 High Grade Hol- stein - Cows, bred heifers, yearlings. the property of Luther Luke and Son Lot 24, Con. 6, Scott Twp., on County Road, 8 miles North of Uxbridge.. Write for Sale Catalogue. Lunch available both ~ days. Terms Cash. Pedigree Announcements. TED JACKSON and' LLOYD WILSON, Auctioneers. SAT, APRIL 14th--Auction Sale of Cattle, Tractor, Implements, Barn, Driving Shed, Pig Barn, the Estate of Walter-H, Langmaid, Lot 20, Con. 2, Whitby Twp., No. 2 Highway, 2 miles east of Whitby. Terms Cash. Sale at 1.00 p.m., sharp. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. SAT, APRIL 14th -- Farm Sold, Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Imple- ments, 45 Cattle, Shorthorns & Here. fords, 1959 Self-Propelled Combine, 2 Tractors, Case Baler, Massey-Harris|. Fertilizer and Grain Drill, 1980 G.M.C. %-ton Truck, Hay Straw, Wheat, the property of Stanley R. Black, Lot 8, north of Little Britain and 3 miles west or 1 mile east of Manilla and 8 miles sofith and 1 mile East. (Roads will be signed). Terms Cash. No Re- serve, Sale at 1.00 p.m. sharp. Ward Holmes and Dick Vaughan, Clerks. CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer. Reaboro, Ont, Phone Lindsay 324-8912 S8AT., APRIL 21st--Pogues Month- ly Auction" Sale--This » month better than average Farm Machinery: will take place at Pogue's Auction Barn, % mile west of Reaboro or 6] miles' east of Lindsay on No, 7 High: way. Sale at 1.00 p.m. sharp. Terms| may be arranged. Ward Holmes wnd Dick Vaughan, Clerks. CARL + HICRSON, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont, Sale at 12.00 noon sharp. Sam Gough, Ey Sale| Auction Sale SAT., APRIL 28th, at 1.80 p.m.-- Auction Sale of furniture, the pro- perty of the Estate of Mrs. L. A. Koch, at her late residence, Queen Street, Port Perry. Terms Cash. C. Heayn, Clerk. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. Scugog News Recently the Island people honoured two of its former young residents upon the occasion of their marriages. The former Donna Collins "with her young husband met their friends at the Township Hall where all enjoyed an evening of dancing followed by a presentation of gifts. Allan Fulford and his bride were invited to the Head Tea Room to enjoy an. evening with old friends. Unfortunately Allan was ill so his young wife, the former Pat Farmer, efficiently accepted the situ- ation by herself. The guests were entertained with musical numbers by our teen agers, readings and contest. Murray Reader's coloured slides illus- trated some amusing animal poses, Christmas lighting and local scenes, Before lunch, Pat was presented with a bridge table and chairs. The Head U.C.W. for some time had anticipated an evening at the a- partment home of Reta Rodman and Mrs. Ashton in Oshawa. On Wednes- day evening this desire was fulfilled when 21 ladies crowded into their comfortable quarters. We were very pleased to see Alice Pearce there too, The evening was under the direction of Beryl Pearce's group. The devo- -|-tions- were centred around Easter theme. Marion Carter's chosen pray- er was most appropriate. Beryl con. ducted the study of Pentecost in as. sociation with the Scripture passage. This was followed by a lenten read. ing entitled "The Cross" by Reta Reader. By the roll call we learned what had been received in the two mystery boxes which had circulated the pre- vious week. The items consisted of home prepared food or household ar- ticles. When the boxes were return. ed, it was found that they contained $22.50. - Betty Reader's mothot sent a gift of 6 pr. of baby boottees for the Hosp. Aux. Dorothy Martyn reported that [the $1000 'Electrocardiograph is now ready for service.and announced the benefit tea for May 11. Clara Dowson's reading on "A Wo- man's Life" received many nods of concurrence and chuckles. Marion Carter Kmeibeiod the faithful beast of burden in her "Ode to a Horse". Don Buxcey had thoughtfully rent- ed a film from the library in order to present to us coloured movies on the timely subject of Cancer. During the business period various money raising projects were discussed. Three ladies volunteered to provide Christmas gifts as requested for an Indian School. It was decided to send two requests to the Township Council. Greenbank The Church service Sunday morn- ing was under the auspices of the af- ternoon group of the U.C.W. The devotional period was conducted. by Mrs. Cooper and Mrs, Robt. Leask and the guest speaker was Miss Doro- thy Young, a delegate to the World Council of Churches, held in New Delhi last November. The visiting minister at the evening service was Rev. J. K. Braham of Scugog. Larry Johnson of Sunderland sang a beauti- ful solo which was much enjoyed. Next Sunday evening Rev. Colin Rudd of the Canadian Bible Society will present a film showing how the Bible came to us. The crokinole party held. last Fri- day evening was a real success, every- one reporting a good time. The store corner was the scene of _another accident last Saturday after- noon. A car going south at excessive speed failed to do the twist on the curve and slammed head-on into a parked car. Fortunately no injurfes resulted but both 'cars were Sonsiders : ably damaged. A former resident of this com- 'munity, Mr. 'Roy McDonald, passed away at Bowmanville last week 'and was buried in Wick cemetery. - Congratulations to Rod Foster, Cliff Rodd, George Stone and Lloyd Parish who won the curling championship at the bonspiel held in Bynderiand re: cently. Mrs. Honey of Port Perry was a re- cent guest at the home of Mr. puid Mrs. Paul Diamond. Mr. Ralph Dusty has purchased Me. Ernie Luke's farm. The April showers coming our way these days are very welcome. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Phair visited recently with Mr. Fred O'Neill Who 'is seriously ill in Lindsay Hospital. A pot-luck dinner provided by the afternoon and Fidelis units of the UCW will be served in the basement of the church on Wednesday, April Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Lid. 18 at 12 o'clock noon. Can arrange ever hing i. we are equipped one-stop sefvice . ~ on easy budget t i PORT PERRY, ONT. If you wa or bring yg up to more living o build, repair ripresent home andards give you and ms too! OME" H NSTRUCTION | 2 can furnish plans, mate- H fpls, contractor information, =_ 2 d assist you in obtaining itable financing. :1 ODERNIZING e can help you plan and execute any 'modernization _ project you have in mind , . , promptly ele sficiently; FINANCING : HE Ee Our home planning department con be of real assistance 10 you in ab. taining suitable financing on your home building or modernization projects. No obligation, NO Money Down . .. 36 Months To hay ' Cx Ratios SME rr rs tn ARNO CAH