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Used only one year. In ex- cellent condition. Apply Star Office. FOR SALLE --One set of farm Bob- "sleighs in good condition. George Jetfrey, 2 miles north of Brooklin., FOR SALIL--Skiis, pole and boots, size 6%. Phone Mrs. Robertson, 167W. FOR SALE--Single Bed Spring and mattress; also Man's Brown Winter Overcoat, size 40. Good -condition. Reasonable. Phone 248J, Port Perry. FOR SALE--Men's Skates and boots, size 10, nearly new, Just used a few times. Price $10.00. Phone 221W. WANTED Small store with living quarters or suitable house with good basement. Central location. - Apply Box 2, Port Perry Star, Port Perry. "FOR SALE--A Princess Pat Coal and wood range with warming oven and reservoir. Deep fire box. Good as new, Cheap. J. F. Vickery, Phone i98 r 12 Port Perry. } © ANGORA WOOL ) Hand-Spun Angora Yarn in 100% at $2.00 per oz. Also 509% Angora and. Nylon wool at $1.30 per oz. White and pastel shades. MISS E. AUDREY-KENT 1" Phone 58 Prince Albert A pleasant-time was spent at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Martyn when group No. 4 of the Woman's Association entertained at a social evening, on Friday last. Rev. W. C. Smith was agked to be chairman and offered prayer. Community singing followed with Mrs. B. Snelgrove at the piano. Mr. Snelgroove delighted us with violin music, "Danny Boy" and an encore. = A reading by Miss Gillie was much enjoyed. Mrs. Newn- ham conducted two contests. The highlight of the evening was moving pictures shown by Mr. Snelgrove, and Port Perry to whom we extend our utmost thanks |- for his endeavour. While lunch was being prepared, ' Mrs. Grant Hunter kindly entertained "at the piano. Rev. Mr. Smith thanked Mr. and Mrs. Martyn for opening their home and to all who helped to make a very happy evening. We might just mention here the proceeds are to help renovate the kitchen floor at the church which is badly needed. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mark, To- ronto, visited Mr. and -Mrs. Wm. J. Martyn, recently. > A sociable time was held in 'the "Public School on Saturday night when 'nine tables of progressive euchre were played, and conducted by Mr. Doupe. Prize winners were Mr, Seely, Mr. K. Fralick (substituting for a-lady, Little Miss Garvey), and Mr. E. Martyn. Lucky chair prize donated by -Mr. Cawker was" won by Mrs. Case. Among those present from Oshawa were Mr. T. D. Thomas, M.P.P,, dnd Mrs. Thomas. Proceeds of evening are to go-to the new hospital. McKerihen spent awhile with friends in Toronto recently. We appreciated having the Misses Wray and St, John coming from Port Perry and singing duets, accompanied by Mrs. W. C. Smith, at the Church service, on Sunday. Thanks to all. $5 "CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE -TO-CREDITORS ' In the Estate. of James Read, late of the Village of Port Perry, in the County. of Ontario, Retired. ' 4, : S All persons having claims against the. estate of the above named who died. November. 29th, 1960, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned paiticulars of their claims on or be. fore February 10th, 1961. Immed- iatedly after February 10th, 1961, the assets of the deceased will be dis- tributed among the parties entited thereto having regard only to claims of which the updersigned shall then have notice. B= Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this 30th day of December, 1960. HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitor for the Administratrix. ~ TURKEY POULTS-- DAY OLD and STARTED Government approved breeders and Hatchery--Beltville Whites and B. B. Bronze. From new improved strains. SMITH BROS. TURKEYS, R. R. 3, Uxbridge, Phone 99 r 21, miar.1b EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for energetic man over 25 to represent a large Life Insurance Company locally, [Full or part time. Must have car and recommendations. Good training, as- sistance and commission. Write Box 14, Port Perry Star. TO--Howard Marck, formerly carry- on business in the Village of Port Perry, known as Port Perry Plumb- ing and Heating. 3 of the Township of Reach, has com- menced an action against you in the Third Division Court of the County of Ontario by Summons in that Court dated the 206th day of January 1951, a copy of which summons is filed with the clerk of the said Court; AND YOU ARE HEREBY RE- QUIRED, within ten days from the date of publication of this Notice, to defend the said action by delivering a notice of the said defence to the said Court to be served on the said Plaintiff; - AND IN DEFAULT of your 'so doing, the said George Nott may pro- ceed therein and judgment may be entered in your absence and you will be deemed to have admitted the Plain- tiff's claim and will not be entitled to any further notice therein. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario, this Z5th day of January A.D. 1951. HARRIS HARRIS and WALLACE, WANTED -- 500 Chick capacity Eléctrie Brooder. Phone 101 r 14, Port Perry. ) UTICA Sunday services as usual next Sun- day. The annual business meeting and congregational dinner will be held at Epsom Church on Saturday, the 27th at 12.30 p.m. Each lady is to bring a hot dish and a pie. Sorry to report Dorothy Wilbur suffered a relapse and is confined fo her bed again. Mri--Sara O'Connor fell and broke her leg, and Mrs, Donnelley fell down stairs and injured her spine. | «oi Miss Stephenson visited in Toronto last week. ) Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rusnell, of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackney, Uxbridge, guests of Mrs. Ackney on Sunday night. Make it a date to sce and dance to one of Toronto's top notch orchestras, Rhythm Rangers, Ranch Boys, in per- son at Utica Memory Hall, Feb. 9th, PORT PERRY HIGH SPECIALTIES (Bonnie Milner, Grade 9A) My. Crane announced that the Eas- ter 'Exams would begin around the first week of March. pi Two cheer leaders, Donna Dowson, Marion Forester out of the five ac- companied the basket-ball teams to Whitby on January the ninteenth and the Junior Girls came away victorious, Wendy Brunton, Ilene Bartley, Jim Baylis, Nancy Kight and Yvonne Mil- ner will each give a three minute speech in oral composition on Friday January the twenty-sixth. We are expecting at anytime two or more Inspectors from Toronto who will inspect the staff and pupils of our school. C- We would like to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Gohl_on the recent arrival of their son. 4 jan25 | TAKE NOTICE that George Nott, | Solicitors for - George Nott. --. - NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING Will-be held int Uxbridge Musi¢ Hall! on Monday 'evening, 8 p.m. January | 20th, 1951, for the purpose of organ- | izing of Civil Defense in, Uxbridge and surrounding municipalities. vw | Hon. Col. Arthur Welsh, Provincial | civil defense organizer, will be the! | ) speaker. along. with Provincial Fire | $ Chief Heads of and as many members of all local organizations in this dis- trict are requested to be prefent. | If- we are organized to meet .an 0C- casion, and the occasion doesn't hap-' pen, we haven't 'lost much' effort, but if the occasion does happen and we are not organized that's just too bad' for us. 2 I'et us have a good attendance at this meeting--it will 'be an evening well spent. A cordial invitation is extended to organizations, councils, ete. in Scott, Uxbridge, Brock, Reach and Port Perry to attend this meeting. -- --- -- a rr ---- vod - | Phone 32. ch, didi ished igi Junior Farmers The next regular meeting of the Junior Farmers of Port Perry is Tuesday, January 30th, to be held in the High School, starting at 8.30 p.m. The girls' meeting will be Held separately, andthe nominating com- mittee has drawn up, a slate of of- ficers for the coming year to be read and approved and voted upon. There PORT PERRY, ONT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25th, 1951 FRUIT CAKE ON HAND CAN BE DECORATED to suit BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY, or any occasion,. ~~ SMILES'N CHUCKLES CHOCOINTES BULK or BOXES a Saturday Cake Special "ORANGE LAYER CAKE" ~ Gerrow's Ba Ieee reese INLET IPTRSIIITEISISISITS a ' ves kery , Fo BP will be group discussions on topics for the coming year, and we hope to get | new suggestions and ideas and the various opinions of our meetings from | T7220 our fellow members. Lakeview TI Two Shows Nightly--T and 9 hn a ---- ------ "THURSDAY, FRIDAY; SAT, - JANUARY 25-26-27 June Haver, Gloria De Haven, Dennis Day In the Glorious New Technicolor 'Musical Comedy "ILL GET BY" COMEDY, ETC. - 0808 808089000080 080808000SOROE0S OBO OROROEORORORORORO 3 MONDAY, TUES. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29-30-81 8 . William Holden and Gloria Swanson : In the Record-Breaking Sereen Sensation "$UNSET BOULEVARD" 'ADULT ENTERTAINMENT welcomed suggestions to improve the | Hill, our County President, who will The boys have also had their nomi- "same, as well as to give the members | ive us a talk on his travels to West nating committee at work and are] prepared to vote on their new slate of of officers as well. Ted Croxall, will | then discuss the varied and various | FOR 195 Underneath the brawny beauty of the new 1951 GMC, there's truck engineering that will pay off in operations--cut maintenance costs-- step up- dependability even higher. Drivers get more' comfort than: ever before--owners get more power, with real you far more choice--models built to do a job on every kind of truck operation. Sure, they're the greatest of all trucks! See them today at your GMC dealer's! In these greater-than-ever 1951 GMC's you'll get the constant dividend of GMC's greater pulling power . . . truck-built horsepower with = greater sustained torque than other engines. And with that power goes the greater starhina * of GMC's rugged truck-engineered framel You get extra-value features in every model. economy. GMC gives v A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE a hance to have group discussion on ¢lub topics. Virginia. This is to be followed by | games and square dancing. . Please make it a point to attend and The joint meeting is to be favoured bring someone interested in our club 'meetings, with helpful criticism and' with Everson Norton from Locust! with you, 3S YOU TH GMC-151A PHONE 57 ARCHER MOTOR SALES EME FOR Ep 'CLIPPERS' Hockey Game Tues., Jan. 30, sso "Glick VS. I PORT PERRY Lo "ih "PETERBOROUGH 'Swartz Petes' ep he <3 aap aie me ov a SIRE FAAS nA IS is