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\ | rl Tr A to RI SITE f pa FLEA PI iY 8) . ' . . fod , tpi FR SHEPON NARA Ba Sara PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1051 "CLASSIF ATTENTION FARMERS! We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pay the highest prevailing prices. . Phone Port Perry 118 r 2, Uxbridge 27 -'Brooklin 62 Toronto, Adelaide 3636 GORDON YOUNG LTD, © EXPERIENCED. DUTCH FARMERS Dutch Immigrants. seeking Cana- dian sponsors. . Apply now for early arrival, Write K. Vlieger, R; R. 2, Nestleton, Ont. janl8 DEAD FARM STOCK Picked up promptly. Horses, Cows, Calves, Sheep & Pigs. (We pay for Horses and Cows) As an added service we will co- operate with your veterinarian in post-mortem. 2%¢ per Ib for live horses. Call collect . Bowmanville 2679 MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone. ) 1-b1tf FOR SALE -- 9 roomed frame . dwelling, centrally located. Hydro, bathrooms. Suitable for two families. Close to schoool and churches. Ex- cellent repair. Immediate possession. "For further particulars write Box 11; Port Perry Star. feb 1 ROOM AND BOARD for two ur three gentlemen, $13 weekly. Free transportation to Oshawa daily. About 1 miles* north of Manchester, Mr. Ralph Richards, R.R.1, Port Perpy, c-0 Ive Williams. FOR SALE--Boy's Skates and Boots size 6. * Cheap, $3.00. Office. . Apply at Star FOR SALE--Boy's skates and boots, size b.. Used only one year. In ex- cellent condition. Apply Star Office. FOR SALE-- Lady's Tube 'Skates and boots, size fis Apply at Star Office. - LOS' Po Hound, spotted tan, white and black. Answers to the name Queen, Finder please notify Wilbert Couch, RR.2 Blackwater, Phone Port Perry 92 r 22, , LOST--Spotted Hound, tan, white _ and black, all tan head. Please phone any information to Bruce Bailey, 190 r 14 Port Perry. FOR SALE Trailer. Bailey, Union Ave. FOR SALE-- Apply to R. Port Perry. --Cob Corn, $40.00 per ton; Baled Hay, $20.00 per ton. Ux- = Spring - Farms Limited, Uxbridge, Ontario. Jan.18 FOR SALE----Findlay-Condor Coal Stove, with water front attachment-- just like new. Ivan Mountjoy, Burke- ~ ton, Phone 78 r 13, Port Perry. GIRL WANTED---High School girl wanted to- work in Restaurant on week-ends. Apply <in person at the Green Thistle Restaurant. FOR SALE--One set of farm Bob- sleighs in' good condition. George Jeffrey, 2 miles north of Brooklin. hey jan 26 Brownie News Four Brownies Welcomed to Guides. (Nancy Kight) Four Brownies who have just flown ap to the Guides, attended their first Guide meeting on Wednesday, Jan.: 10th. © Forming a horseshoe, the Guides were introduced individually to . the Brownies, and the Brownies to the Captain and Lieutenant. The four new recruits were Gloria Hastings, Maureen McLaughlin, Ann Ptolemy and Helen Watson. Following this a representative of the local Association 'Mrs. E. Hutchinson, presented the Brownies with Guide purses, A number of tests and drills follow- ed which included semfphore, knots, 'bedmaking and tenderfoot tests for "the Brownies and several other new |; girls who have just jointed the Com- pany. As yet there are only two sécond class Guides, but .quite a few other girls are well on their way to this honour, : Miss M: Barrett led us in several interesting games, including Musical | Arms, a game which is played simi- ~larily to Musical Chair, and Kims- game, : The campfire ceremony was held around a realistic campfire, cleverly prepared by the.Bluebird Patrol. This Patrol also chose the songs for the evening. The meeting concluded with the "singing of Taps. oo ~ Memorial Gar IED A D Ss a : Ton ™ > 2 Lakeview Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. § | Have You Tried Our Super-Lunch' Onan Two Showa Nightly and 9 | NOVICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of David Carnegie, ; Deceased All persons having claims against the Estate of David Carnegie, late of the Village of Port Perry, in 'the County of Ontario, Hardware Mer- chant, who died on' or about the 16th day of December, A.D, 1960, are here- by. notified to send to the under: signed on or before the 31st day of January, 1061, full particulars of their claims, Imihediately after the said date the assets of .the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which he shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this 29th day of December, A.D, 1960. ARTHUR W. S. GREER, K.C., Box 131, Port" Perry, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executors. janls NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of James Read, late of the ¥illage of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, Retired. All persons having claims against the estate of the above named who died November 29th, 1960, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned "particulars of their claims on or be- fore February 10th, 1951. Immed- iatedly after February 10th, 19561, the assets of the deceased will be dis- thereto having regard only to claims have notice. Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this 30th day of December, 1960. HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitor for the Administratrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In, the Estate of James H. Strong, late of the Township of Cartwright, in the 'County of Durham, Farmer } All persons having claims against the estate of the above named who died November 11th, 1960, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned particulars of their claims on or ber fore February 3rd, 1961. linmediate- ly after February 3rd, 1961, the assets of the deceased will be distri- buted "dimong the parties entitled of "which the "undersigned shall then have. notice. Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this 30th day of December, 1950. . HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitor for the Administratrix. janls Nias -- NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Iirnest John Boys, late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, Farmer. ~All persons having claims against the estate of the above named who died September 28th, 1950, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned particulars of their claims on or be- fore February 3rd, 1951. Immed- iately after February 3rd, 1961, the assets of the deceased will be dis- 'tributed among the parties cntitled | thcrete having regard only to claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this 30th day of December, 1960. - HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, Sulicitor for the Administratrix, janl8 NOTICE TO'CREDITORS In the Estate of Ethel May Boys, late of the Town of Whitby, in the County of Ontario, Spinster, All persons having claims against the estate of .the above named who died December 10th, 1960, are here- by notified to send to the undersigned particulars of their claims on or be. fore February 8rd, 1961, +Immediately after February 8rd, 1951, the assets of the deceased will be distributed among the parties en- titled thereto having regard only to claims of which thé undersigned shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this 30th day of December, 1960. HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the Administratrix, janl8 BRAY CHICKS8--dayold and started, prompt shipment. Cockerels, pullets, 'mixed. Early Bray chicks catch the best markets. Ask us for price list, particulars, A. R. Gray, RR.2, Port gor § tributed among the parties entited |: of which the undersigned shall then jan2j_ thereto having regard only to claims SUPE pleasé@the palate. . lunch hour. TRY US! Bill Taylor IN EVERY DETAIL} . + . and the pocket book. SUPER SERVICE that will waste none of your valuable Don't just take our word. for it. The (Green Thistle Restaurant PORT PERRY. | Nourishing food that will Jack Starkey 3 Annual Meeting of W. M.S. PRESBYTERIAL W. M. S. Miss Ruby Walker, 'Regional Sec'y | for Women's Missionary Society is Guest Speaker at St. Andrew's, in Lindsay. The 'Annnual Meeting of Lindsay. Presbyterial Women's Missionary So- ciety of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, was held in Lindsay Church on Wednesday, January 10th with a good attendance. Every Auxiliary in the Presbyterial being represented. Mrs. Joseph Cathcart, President of the Presbyterial, presided at both the morning and afternoon sessions. Mrs. Cathcart opened the meeting with prayer and the singing of hymn 697. The worship service was in charge of Cresswell Auxiliary. Mrs. Broad read the Bible lesson from Romans 1:1-18. The theme of the lesson was Faith and Despair. Mrs, M. S. Ormerod offered prayer. Mrs. Ww. come- to the ladies, and emphasized that we have a most wonderful cause '| to work for that was ever known, and we have the promise that God will be with us in all our work. Mrs. Cathcart read a letter from Miss Margaret Leask, a Missionary in the Jhansi Field, India. Mrs, M. Steele, in her very concise and com- plete report stated that we find in- creased enthusiasm and a desire to advance our Missionary work. Mrs. Lunney, Young Women's and Girls' Secretary, reported. three groups, Beaverton, Woodville and Lindsay. Mission Bands have been' very ac- tive, and -Mrs.- Moore was very proud of the leaders and Mission Bands. Woodville Mission Band had the high- est standing and the picture of Dr. Jessie McBean was presented to Mrs. Shein for Woodville Band. The afternoon session opened by singing hymn 579;-and- Wick Aux- ilary taking the devotions. McCully -read-the- 37th. Psalm. theme, "Delight thyself in the Lord" was well illustrated by Mrs. McCully. Mrs. Earl Cook offered prayer. Mrs. J. H. Summerfeldt, Home Helpers Secretary, reported a decrease in members and givings.- Mrs. Mustard's report was very satisfying regarding sale of literature; but there was a de- crease in subscriptions to Glad Tid- ings.. Mrs. Ingis Jamieson reported 75 boxes of fruit sent to shut-ins. Each Auxiliary has been asked. to appoint a Literature Secretary. Mrs. F Supply Secretary, requested that money be sent in as soon as possible, and the bales to be sent by September, The Press Secretary, Mrs, J. S. Mac- Farlane, thanked the varioius news- papers for their generous space given to our Missionary work. Mrs. R. F. .Willis, Uxbridge, de- livered the records of Lindsay Presby- terial sent by Miss Gould, former Historian of Records. Mrs. Willis offered a very beautiful prayer. Miss Winnifred Allin, Life Mem- | bership Secretary, - reported a sub- stantial increase over last year--four Life Memberships were presented by Bolsover. Each Auxiliary was asked to give one at least this year. Mrs. John F. Brabazon, Treasurer, presented = very favorable "report. Total givings amounted to $8,762.19. The roll call was responded to by cach Auxiliayr in the Presbyterial. Rev. Mr. Cathcart offerd the dedi- catory prayer. Miss Ruby 'Walker, Regional Secre- tary for Women's Missionary Society, at present working in Ontario and Quebec, spoke on National Missions, touching on the work the W.M.8. is doing with Indian, Chinese, Deaconess work in our Housing areas, also in hospital visiting. Through Port work the church is demonstrating the power of the Gospel of love. Miss Walker said this is God's work, and God's work demands haste. ' _W. Finney extended a warm wel-' "Mrs. Ray. ~The | J. Brown, Fenelon Falls, | The call of our. people is unmistakable.' It is the call ens, Wed, F of the Master spoken through the Church at this hour. A new era has' been opened up for the Presbyterian: | Church in: Canada. New people are ' coming to live here. The Church must | ANNUAL MEETING OF LINDSAY | look after them, or other people will. Murs. Wescott, Gamebridge, express- ed the thanks of the Presbyterial to Miss Walker for her challenging ad- dress--to Mrs. Cathcart for her very fine Christian Leadership, the Secre- | taries and Treasurers who have been | faithful in their work and to the Lindsay ladies for entertaining us. Mrs. Cathcart very graciously thanked the Executive for their faith- ful and splendid work and the various Auxiliaries. Miss' Walker conducted the election and installation of the following officers for 1961. President--Mrs. Joseph Cathcart, Bobcaygeon. Vice-Presidents--1st, Mrs. G.A. Lucas, Lindsay; 2nd, Mrs. W. W. Finney, Lindsay; 3rd, Mrs. Lunney, Ash- burn. Recording Secretary--Mis, M. S. Or- merod, Cresswell. . Corresponding Secretary---Mrs. vin Steele, Bobcaygeon. - Treasurer--Mrs. John F. Brabazon, Blackwater. Literature and Glad Tidings--Mrs. E. Mustard, R.R. Uxbridge. . Welcome and Welfare -- Mrs. Inglis Jamieson, Glenarm. Home Helper's--Mrs. J. H. Summer- feldt, Cannington. Press Secretary--Mrs. J. S. MacFar- lane, Blackwater. Mei- Children's Secretary-- Mrs. Clarence MacKay, Cannington, Life Membership---Miss Winnifred Allin, Blackwater. Supply Secretary--Mrs. F. J. Brown, bi Fenelon Falls. Historian of Records--Mrs Lord, Quaker Hill, ; "| rr Pere 'CANADIAN SHIPS SET RECORDS *-: (Sandra James) On January 18th Canadian destroy- I seventh month in the, service of the | United Nations with an average of more than twenty days at sea month- ly, the ships' have gone over 35,000 ' miles since leaving Esquimalt. The three ships sailed on the latter part of November on what was 'to be the longest Korean war patrol for any U.N. destroyers. The Cayuga and the Sioux both ! broke the record by logging forty-féur days at sea. - An additional seven days were added by the Cayuga. "In 44 days the Sioux returned to port to prepare for her return to Canada. ee Scugog We are pleased to have our parson- age occupied again. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison have moved in. The worship service at Grace Church will be at 11.16 Sunday mornings. Every- _one is invited. The measles have cleared away at last and all the pupils are back at school again. Mrs. Pearson, of Oshawa, is visit- ing her- daughter, Mrs. Camron Al- dred for a few days. The Scugog folks enjoyed the open- ing of the new Memorial Recreation Centre at Port Perry fast Friday, and those that could not attend heard the ceremony over the radio. Miss Nellie Melnychuk" Secompared .| her sister Mrs. Douglas Aldred to visit Mrs. D. Hope on Sunday after- noon, ) ers set new fleet records starting their ; THURSDAY, FRIDAY, BAT, 'JANUARY 18:19-20 Lucille Ball and Eddie Albert In the Side-Splitting' New Laugh Sensation "THE FULLER BRUSH G SHORT PICTURES : 8 ¢ pr ---- MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED., JANUARY 22-28-24 Dean Stockwell, Margo Gilmore, Scotty Beckett . In'the' Heart- Warming Technicolor Film Hit ; : 3 " "THE HAPPY YEARS" © SE ; SHORT PICTURE : : : 8 i + BRUTON'S TORE Stanley R. Bruton, Phm.B. . Phone 16 PORT PERRY ROSST'S NEO CHEMICAL FOOD | ye 'Liquid form for Children--24 day size $1.35, 72 day size" $2.95, 144 day- size $4.95 Capsules for Adults--50's $1.45; 100's $2.66; 260' $6.96 4 : LSS HON SATA cl 4 4 Re ICE CREAM PIES MAKE EASY DESSERT CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS and OTHER CREAM GOODS EACH SATURDAY SATURDAY "CAKE SPECIAL-- SPICE and NUT LAYER CAKE Gerrow': s Bakery Phone 32. beter ccecececrirctctrreriorerirtsrirrrestesttes 1111] Dy M. Houstown, 0.5.4. Keystone -- of Main Street ~~ ~The towns of Canada are stirring places. ~ Only 40 years ago the first trees were cleared ---- iy yy is now Main Street. The first small shop i is now a department store . . . our fine new - airport was completed this Fall. °* i And there's our bank ...a branch of The Commerce. Our bank manager knows us well. He knows the mining industry which made our town possible. He helps build our town. andthe men and women at your Commerce are good people to know. Yes, our Canadian towns are merce branch cen ranch -. The Canadian Bank of Commerce - "The Commerce" a -- 144.50A eb. 14, » FANCY AND ' COMIC DRESS ha | For glowing health . . . vitality .~, | strength, do as the sports champs. do. Drink milk! It's nature's bes! refresh ment, finest food, for into milk, nature pours vitamins, * "minerals, proteins . . . the very things you need for sturdy i growth and development. i ia "A glass of milk is a swell drink anytime, Enjoy it your "I favourite way, plain or malted, as a milk shake, or poured over cereal. To-keep in championship form, drink three glasses every day. ' Ete - - Fens ; 4 w-- Fry DAIRY PFPOODS SERVICE BUREAU - 4U¥ HURON SI, TOBONTQ . - Carnival